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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
2
The notice advises timely shallow cultivation to kill weed seedlings and reduce soil moisture loss. It suggests separating cockerels from pullets to improve growth, selecting vigorous early-maturing breeding males for marketing, and using a light wheel behind the tillage implement to smooth furrows and reduce soil washing.
Elm residents Mrs. William Shremer and Miss Anna Todd hosted and visited relatives. Eugene Adair of Lititz and Melvin Snyder joined Lloyd Bomberger on Sunday. Richard Bomberger traveled to Philadelphia, while Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Bomberger and children attended the reception for Tiarry Hershey Friday evening.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend with dinners and gatherings in Elm Cornwall Ephrata Lititz Manheim and Elizabeth town. Families including Bomberger Shreiner Hester Snyder Buck and several others attended multiple visits and a wedding in the period.
Paul White and daughters Esther and Ruth of Cornwall visit with Clayton White in Campbellstown. Albert Bahm of Manheim, Nathan Burkhart of Cornwall, Paul Singer and daughter Jean of Sporting Hill join the gathering. Earl Dohney and Roger dine with LeRoy Kline in Elstonville. Emanuel Singer and family of Lititz visit Martin Barto. Bessie Burkhart of Cornwall with them. Mrs. Henry Keath spends weekend with Chas Diehm in Lancaster.
Martin Reed arrives to build a railroad amid the Volliver and Tolliver feud. June Tolliver loves Reed, causing Dave Tolliver to vow murder. A bridge sabotage leads to a devastating accident injuring Buddie Tolliver as Reed confronts mounting tensions and family loyalties in a dramatic cliffhanger.
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