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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

5

Church and inday School Schedule and Moravian Meeting Notes

The article lists multiple church services and Sunday school times across several denominations including Lutheran, Evangelical, Brethren, and Moravian. It notes preaching at 10.30 and 7.30, evening vesper services, and C. E. sessions, with specific pastors and locations such as Lititz, Penryn, Brickerville, and Nap, plus a Moravian women’s meeting reporting attendance and fundraising for a bicentennial mission writing project concerning Nicaragua and a Bethlehem-area chapel outreach.

1931 Reunion of Kenrodes in Springs Park

The 12th annual Kenrodes reunion was held at Springs Park on Saturday with about 260 members from Lancaster and Berks Counties. Officers elected include Pres Joseph W. Cammauf, Schaef, vice president Charles E Rothsville, secretary Guy Avon, treasurer Harry Brown Ve, pianist Mrs Guy Hull, historian Miss Anna Roth, chaplain Harry Heister. White of Sheridan gave addresses. awards went to oldest man John Evenrode 48 of Roths, oldest woman Mrs Brown 60 of Rothsville, and the largest family to Cammaauf of Schaeffers. Joseph Hiester and Cammauf led amusements. plans made to meet here again next year.

Lancaster Berks Counties Joseph W. Cammaus Schaefm Charles E John Evenrode Roths Mrs. Brown Rothsville Elmer Bimer Rger Millway Oh Cammaauf Schaeffersumbering Joseph Hiester Cammauf

S S Convention Highlights and Park Use Rules

The S S Convention notes installations by Rev H J Kline and reports from Ella Stauffer and others on camps, district events, and Bible study. Talks cover worship meaning, leadership training, and temperance literature distribution. A park rules segment urges proper conduct, welcome visitors, and restricts bicycles to designated areas to maintain a high park standard.

Open Letter Details Lititz Park Discipline Efforts

A Lititz park committee appeals for help curbing disruptive youth behavior in the town park. They note the park’s recreational purpose, limited upkeep funds, and incidents of loitering, interference with picnics, misbehavior, and insults to visitors, urging residents to assist in maintaining order.

Lititz Picricks

Lititz Pike Bridge Ordered Completed By November

The Public Service Commission ordered the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to rebuild the Lititz Pike bridge near the Simion Stock Yards and finish by November 1 this year after over two years of delay. This is the second time the commission has mandated completion, originally set for April 2, 1930, but delayed as engineers sought plan changes to accommodate nearby railroad electrification.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Public Service Commission Lititz Pike Simion Stock Yards

Lititz Jouists to Lititz Athletics Junior Baseball Lineup

Lititz Jouists Lancaster County champions last year form Lititz Athletics this season. Most of the 1930 team returns with a few new players to fill weak spots. Outfielders Krei der Reedy Wonder Gibson. infielders Bariman Snavely Hall Helman Pfautz. pitchers Enck Melman Steely. catchers Geltz Wonder.

Lititz Jouists Lancaster Co Lititz Athletics Lancaster County Robert Kreider Herman Reedy Frank Wonder Wm. Gibson Richard Bariman Carl Snavely Tra Hall Carl Helm

Parrot Lifespan Noted at Around Two Decades More

A short note records parrots commonly living about twenty six years, reflecting long life expectancy for the species and highlighting birds as lasting companions in households and aviaries.

Pedigree Feed Exercise Shape Your Dog's Future

A 1920s Chap pel Kennel Foundation guide from Rockford IK Ross argues a dog's future is governed by pedigree, present diet, and training. It urges a fixed feeding routine with balanced canned meat, dog biscuits, no scraps or bones, regular hours, and constant water. Early training within the first year is crucial to avoid an unmanageable adult dog.

Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford Ikross Wilds TooLytan

Mohair Drives Auto Upholstery in American Car Industry

Mohair now a core auto material as U S industry leans on natural resources. Mohair from Angora goats, imported from Turkey, is grown domestically and used in upholstery. Mohair fabric, prized for wear and comfort, dominates car interiors with a large share of the national textile and vehicle sectors.

ODAY Africa India South America Cajon Turkey United States New England Automaiines

Red Squill Becomes Popular Poison in Rat Control

U S Department of Agriculture leaflet touts red squill powder as a uniformly poisonous, effective rat poison. Studies by the Bureau of Biology Survey show bulbs under proper conditions yield a powder that destroys rats with limited risk to other animals, sparking U S production and interest in the United States.

Mediterranean United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biologics Survey United States T Department of Agucnaure

Red SQuill Powders as Rat Poisons Press Bulletin

The U S Department of Agriculture announces a leaflet summarizing Red-Squill Powders as Rat Cides. It describes preparation and exposure methods for rats, notes relatively low risk to livestock, and warns to keep baits away from domestic animals. Copies are available free and longer Technical Bulletin 134-T can be bought for 10 cents.

Tlaise Office of Information United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Government Printing Office

Poultry in Confinement Thrived Unusually Well

Ohio experiment station findings show three pullet groups of 100 each yielded 122, 127, and 182 ten month eggs respectively under free range, porch access, and full confinement. Sunlight was provided when possible and feed use rose with egg output.

Ohio

Proper Care and Feed for Very Young Geese

Do not feed goslings for 48 hours and give milk and old bread for the first feeding. Feed often but in small amounts. Bread and milk or corn bread and milk with fine young grass is best. At end of first week place on grass or clover for growth. Provide some sunlight but avoid hot sun. Do not let goslings run with old geese until nearly grown due to predators like turtles and weasels in swampy areas. Keep in a large yard with regular feeding and watering and supervision.

Goslings First Feed Mix with Mash and Grass

The text advises a mash for goslings using two parts middlings and one part corn meal, with water. It suggests stale bread spanked in milk and mixed with chopped boiled eggs, plus tender grass and a sprinkling of sand. Grass ranging goslings may need little feed after two weeks, but daily mash yields better results.

German Coal Use and Coke Oven Gas Fuel Use

It is estimated that about one third of Germanys mined coal is converted into coke with the coke oven gases used as fuel by numerous industries.

Germany

Wanted Good Man for J. R. Watkins products

Wanted good man to handle genuine old reliable J. R. Watkins Products. Established since 1868. Lititz territory now open. Excellent opportunity for right man. Write H. R. Bordeaux, 231 Johnson Ave, Newark, N. J.

J. R. Watkins Lititz H. R. Bordeaux Johnson Ave Newark N. d

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