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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
2
Farm guidance covers keeping fowls and young stock separate, removing Dahlia shoots, controlling striped cucumber beetles with arsenate spray, using fly screen cones for protection, thinning apples and peaches for better color and size, maintaining continuous soil use through succession planting, weed control in meadows, and extending ornamental flowering by deadheading.
Jane Rogers offers kitchen basics with essential tools a precise scale measuring utensils and specialized kitchen shears plus an electric clock to monitor timing. She notes a small amount of sugar balances harsh tastes in meat sauces and gravies enhancing flavor and color.
Prime beef valued near 400000 will be sold through public auction closing the Lancaster Fat Cattle show for 1980. The 925 animals exhibited more than doubled last show’s count, with sales totaling about 184000. Buyers and packers from major meat centers attend as the auction begins at 8 AM and runs until all exhibits are sold.
Mr and Mrs Hiram Minnich hosted a Sunday gathering with the Landis and Eberly families among others. Residents plan homes, visits span Lititz Manheim Hershey Lancaster and Landis Valley with many relatives and friends listed as attendees.
West Lampeter hosts a county tax meeting June 26 at 8 PM to discuss tax fairness and form a permanent group. Plans for a new artistic building at North Queen and Chestnut Streets emerge after a tour by Dan and Paul Heenan of Philadelphia finance firm Warner Theatres. Maytown pastor J E MacDonald bids farewell. other local visits and school leadership changes noted. Ephrata completes a tourist sign at state highway approaches near the Cloister grounds.
The Brownstown area reports a rescheduled Children’s Day program for June 29. Harold Royer of Brownstown marries Florence Hornberger of Talmage. A June 26 church business meeting is led by Rev. E E Stauffer with related Sunday services on June 29. A strawberry social, a 5 to 3 local baseball win over Middletown, and a Lititz Springs Bank job for Wilbur Wolf are noted. The Men’s Bible Class met last Thursday.
Henry Wertz 24 son of Washingtonboro postmaster was found dead Monday evening from a self inflected pistol wound in the right temple. Deputy Coroner Dr. G P Taylor ruled death by own action. He was to wed Tuesday to Miss Helen Draude of Columbia. two NY passes on Pennsylvania Railroad found in his pocket hint at a planned wedding trip.
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