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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

3

Farm Calendar and Growing Tips From Agricultural Notes

Farm guidance on egg handling cooling to preserve quality with gathering three times daily and 40 to 50 degree storage. Emergency hay sowing in drought using millet or Sudan grass by July with rainfall, plus sowing soybeans, Sudan grass, or millet on buckwheat ground. Watering trees planted this year aids root and top growth. Shallow cultivation preferred for raw crops to protect roots. Potato spraying essential with Bordeaux mixture cited as effective and economical.

Sudan

Farming radios reveal county standings in 1884

A Lancaster County count shows 2 190 radio sets as of January 1 1884 placing the county third in the state behind Chester 2500 and Bucks 2220 with Berks tied for third. The piece notes farmers listen to talks on farming education and world affairs using radio programs.

Lancaster County Chester County Bucks Berks

4‑Ti Club Organizes Summer Work at Stauffer Hestand

The Limerock 4 H Club met at Stauffer Hestand's home last Friday morning to organize and plan summer activities. Present were Mildred Balmer, Nancy Heistand, Esther Sensenich, Lottie Schreiber, Ruth Keller, Edith Rohrer, Vera Rohrer, Anna Becker, Mabelle Rohrer, Betty Heistand, Mable Rhoades, and Mary Longenecker. Officers elected: President Nancy Heistand, Vice President Ruth Keller, Secretary Lottie Schreiber, Song Teacher Mildred Balmer, News Reporter Edith Rohrer, Game Leader Mary Longenecker.

Limerock 4-H Stauffer Hestand Mildred Balmer Nancy Heistand Esther Sensenich Lottie Schreiter Ruth Keller Edith Rohrer Vera Rohrer Anna Becker Maybelle Rohrer Betty Heistand Mable Rhoades Mary Longenecker Lotfie Schreiber

More Soldiers Than Citizens In A Sovereign State

Fragmentary lines describe a world where soldiers outnumber civilians and maps use yards instead of miles creating a surreal political geography. The text mentions a sovereign state and unusual measurement systems.

Svorld Miles le Vuticau Oly

147 Boys, Girls Attend National 4-H Club Camp

Alvin Metzler of Lancaster County became the first Pennsylvania State delegate to the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington. Miss Mary Brubaker of Lititz was the first Garden Spot County girl chosen as a state delegate. The 4-H members from 40 states, 147 in all, stayed on the Mall near the Agriculture Department, with programs of conferences lectures tours and campfire meetings.

Alvin Metzler Lancaster County Pennsylvania Washington, D. C Mary Brubaker Lititz R. TD Garden Spot Brubakeut 4-H Club Department of Agriculture Department Extension Service Elub Federal Department of Agriculture Daithenmeitatgs

Community Socials Reach Across Local Families

Sunday gatherings feature Bomberger Heilen Snader and families visiting Bombarger and Diehm households. Numerous relatives from Manheim Waldeck Mt Toy White Oak and nearby areas share meals and guest time with the Eshleman Hess and Ginder households.

WINS MEAT AWARD IN NEW CASTLE PA ESSAY

Miss Wray won first place using the essay Making Meat Interesting in the eastern district competition among 10,504 high school home economics students from 47 states. The award came with a university scholarship sponsored by the National Livestock and Meat Board in the 7th annual meal story contest.

New Castle National Livestock and Meat Board Miss Wray

License reminders and charity fundraising warnings issued

The Department of Revenue warns anglers to sign licenses and replace lost permits, or pay extra. Envelopes used for plates and forms totaled sixty tons last year. Pennsylvania public school attendance rose to 1,777,503 in 1932 33. Consumers are cautioned about charity solicitations and to verify certificates of welfare registration before donating.

Department of Revenue State Department of Revenue Pennsylvania

Lititz Garden Spot Baby Beef Club display at Union Stock Yards

Baby beeves shown by Vernon Zimmerman H Elwood Frantz Hoy F Pfautz Harold W Spangler and Ray W Spangler of Lititz R D 2 and other 44 bounty boys and girls as part of the annual Lancaster show held yesterday and today. Exhibits will be sold at auction to the highest bidder with prizes awarded this morning at 10 o'clock.

Vernon Zimmerman H. Elwood Frantz Hoy FF. Pfautz Lititz BR. D Harold W. Spangler Ray W. Spangler Lititz R. D Garden Spot Union Stock Yards Lancaster

Social Roundup Notes from Local Tables and Visits

Miss Helen Buck spent Sunday with Miss Virginia Sturgis in Lexington. Mothsville residents Benj Erb and son Melvin visited Roy Buck family. Harry Schreiner groups visited Jacob Fichelberger in Manheim and William Spangler in Lexington. Janet Eby of Lititz visited Helen Erb. Mrs Nethercott of Lititz called on Isaac Erb. Howard Erb sang in a Rothsville quartet with Jacob Bushong Walter Kis singer and Willis Carvell. Arthur Frey and Ralph Burh visited Herbert Grayhill in Hollywood RB D3. Samuel Long visited William Springer and Kreider in East Petersburg. Samuel Long and Carl Garlton visit Friday in Lancaster. St Luke’s Primary Class outing with Mr and Mrs Samuel Long and Paul Bushong to the mountains.

Helen Buck Virginia Sturgis Lexington Benj. Erb Melvin Mothsville Roy Buck Harry Schreiner Jacob Fichelberger Manheim Harry Shreiner William Spangler Janet Eby Lititz Helen Erb Nethercott Isaac Erb Howard Erb Rothsville Jacob Bushong Walter Kissinger Willis Carvell Arthur Frey Ralph Burh Herbert Gray- Hill Hollwood RB. D Samuel Long William Springer Robert, Kreider East Petersburg Carl Garlton Lancaster St. Luke’ Reformed Church School Samuel H. Long Paul Bushong

Social notes from Lancaster area gatherings and visits

The column lists attendees and hosts around Lancaster including Fay Carpenter Mary Jatia Bushong Doris George Dervis Keath Gloria Keath Elvina Carpenter Arlene Kreider Freddie Shenk Harold Shank Richard Sipe Richard Davidson Miss Arlene Meek with the Longs at Rocky Springs Miss Anna Baer with Joe Jacobs Clayton Diffenderfer family and Walter Hammond at Lancaster Anna Baer and Wilbur Diffenderfer with Helen Bishop Route two Sunday visits Mr and Mrs Jacob Frey Edith Frey visited Mc Samuel Longs and Freys relatives Longenecker improving shown Mr and Mrs Edwin Lotgemtecker hosted Harry Neff family Mountville Aaron Groff Strasburg Charles Longenvicker Manheim

Anna Baer Walter Hammond Lancaster Wilbur Diffenderfer Helen Bishop Route Two Lirzy Thompson Reisinger Jacob Frey Edith Frey Samuel Long Dad Frey Longenecker Edwin Lotgemtecker Harry Neff Mountville Aaron Groff Strasburg Charles Longenvicker Manheim

Gas Tax Distributions Posted for Six Months

Lancaster County will receive 65957 as its share of gas line tax collected in the six months ending May 31. The Department of Revenue announced a statewide total of 2461192 for 67 counties, up 169848 from last year. Checks are being mailed to counties.

Lancaster County Department of Revenue

Park Events And Reunions For June

A list of gatherings includes Salome U B Church Columbia Picnic on the 21st Sweigart reunion on the 25th Licnie of Covenant U B Church Lancaster on the 28th and Acenrade reunion dated the 20th all noted as upcoming local events.

Salome U. B. Church Columbia Sweigart Licnie of Covenant U.B. Church Lancaster Acenrade

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nist Henry Bomberger Melvin Heilen Earl Snader J. M. Bombarger Emanuel Diehm Lim Longenecker Phares Bomeerger Samual Graylel Mt. Toy Virginia Nissley Phares Bomberger Minier Ginder Clarence Fahnestock Near Manem John Gibble White Oak Walter Eshleman Elmer Hess Walter Hess Herbert Hachefis Bila Graybill Belle ,Hess Harvey Rock Mary Eileen Wray State Department of Welfare C. L. Wertsch Optometeiss East Main Street Long & Co. Coal — Lumber
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