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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
3
Halfville notes show numerous visitors to Rothsville and nearby towns. Families from Indiana, Lititz, Cornwall and Elizabeth town visited residents of A Z Bomberger, Wayne Witmer, Cyrus Miss, and others over the weekend and Sunday.
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Elam Peiffer and family called on Rev and Mrs Harry Shreiner. Friday they visited. Mrs Ammon Graybill and children called on Mr and Mrs Oscar B Waltz Sunday evening. Miss Nora Waltz visited Miss Mildred Bomberger Sunday.
Emma Keiffer and Laura visited Mes Musser family in Pine Hill. John Bear of Lancaster and John Richardson of Harrisburg joined E S Mumma family. Lloyd Metzler family called on Clarence Metzler near Lititz and Mahlon Redeay near Lincoln. Gospel Girls sang at Old Folks Home Akron. Marion Richards and Joe Young from Wilkes Barre stayed with E S Mumma. Harl Achey of Mt Gretna and Donald Kissinger of East Petersburg called on Kis singer family. Mae Musser, Florence Koehler, Nancy Adams and Henry Koehler visited Webster Musser in Hershey.
Gretna Theatre Mt. Gretna launches its tenth anniversary Gretna Players season with the domestic comedy Her Master's Voice. The show runs nightly this week and promises the familiar Gretna humor that fans enjoy.
The Department of Commerce notes record drouth in the Southeast cuts farm income while hot weather boosts retail trade above last year. Summer buying surges in eastern cities as West Coast crops suffer, Tennessee and Kentucky crops show mixed results, and relief rolls shrink amid strong private employment. Industrial activity remains high with rail orders offsetting auto declines and Pittsburgh blast furnaces at capacity as auto parts output reaches 25,000 bodies weekly.
Farm Calendar advises soft strips on slopes to prevent gullies and suggests sowing oats and timothy where no sod exists. It discusses garden plant Protectors made from paper over a form and secured with soil. Early roosting of chicks improves feathering and reduces coccidiosis. Alfalfa cutting depends on stand vigor and bloom, with guidance for one to two year stands or longer stands.
Mrs. Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland says she shed 20 pounds by eating more fruit and vegetables and taking a daily half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning. She notes her clothes now fit better and denies drastic laxatives or concuctions.
Advert shows Buckley’s Mixture as triple acting cough medicine that calms bronchial and persistent coughs after a few doses. Claims it is alkaline and acts fast with no sleep disturbance, selling for 45 and 85 cents at druggists. Rochester firm W. K. Buckley, Inc. supplied.
An old advertisement warns that harsh medicines endanger kidneys with many small filters at risk. It touts Cystex as a modern doctor recommended remedy promising fast relief within 48 hours and a money back guarantee, claiming dramatic vitality within a week.
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