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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
8
Bats are being rejuvenated and ribbons can regain shine by dipping in a quart of water with three tablespoons sugar dissolved. Mix vinegar and salt to polish brass and copper, rubbing with a salt cloth. The same mix cleans the inside of stained flower vases. A few drops of lime juice add a delightful new flavor to honeydew melon.
The article urges separating children from tuberculous persons to stop spread. It emphasizes children's high susceptibility and states home isolation in different settings is essential for safety, warning that close contact almost guarantees lung germs exposure.
Heinz Home Economics director Josephine Gibson presents dozens of recipes to liven meals. Dishes include Stuffed Ham Roll, Steak or Roast Beefsteak Pie, Fish Fillets with Tomato and Olive Sauce, and Baked Cottage Ham, with steps and sauces to add variety.
Local residents and families are shown visiting relatives in cities such as Harrisburg Baltimore Philadelphia and Lancaster as well as trips to Atlantic City Sunbury Herndon and Mt Gretna. Several graduates and teachers prepare for fall positions and a fisherman shares a 19 pound rock fish catch.
A cinema listing notes a Wednesday June 25 program titled The Big Party featuring Sue Carol Walter Catlett and Dixie Lee in a live or film appearance.
Harvey R. Weaver and Ella Lefever were married at the bride's parents home near Lancaster attended by Jacob Habecker and Eva Ranck. About seventy five guests shared dinner before the couple departed for Niagara Falls and other points of interest. They will live at Greenland after a short honeymoon.
Martin E. Martin and Mrs. Alice Pfoutz both of Lititz were married Saturday evening by Rev. N L Landis at his Neffsville home. The couple will reside at 55 Front Street.
Harold H Royer son of Mr and Mrs F B Royer Brownstown and Florence Hornberger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hornberger Talmage were married Saturday at 4 pm by Rev A Heisey superintendent of the Evangelical Congregational Old People's Home in Herndon The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Otto mer Eitner of Lititz Heisey a former pastor of the local church.
George H. Fry son of Mr and Mrs John H Fry of Lancaster and Miss Mary 8 Weidner daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Weidner of Lebanon were married at the Lutheran parsonage on West Orange Street Thursday at 2 oclock with Rev F A Weichsel officiating using the ring ceremony. After a short trip to Harrisburg and other places they will reside at Millersville.
Allentown prepares a two day airshow dedicating the airport with over a hundred pilots and a wide range of planes promising thrills and distance realities. The event highlights a major eastern U S aviation gathering with notable exploits by participating pilots.
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