Farm Calendar Plant Forest Trees and More
Seedling supply runs low as the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters offers remaining trees to landowners at 2 dollars per thousand plus express charges. Obtain application blanks from the County Agent for spring delivery. Sweet Spanish onions require a long season. sow in shallow boxes in March at 6 to 8 seeds per inch in 2 inch row spacings. A one foot square box yields 500 to 600 plants. Rain conservation urged for orchards. sod rotations favored for nitrogen and moisture retention. Chicks need space with at least one square foot per three chicks and no more than 350 chicks per brooder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Donations to United Zion Home in 1933 Highlight Regional Givers
A list of donors and donations to the United Zion Home north of town in 1933, including Christmas items and cash gifts. Names cover Lititz area and nearby towns with amounts from $1 to $55, plus numerous in kind gifts of food, clothing, and groceries. The home thanks all contributors for adding cheer and comfort to guests during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Zion Home
TL. Gaus
Brickerville
Starry Fetter
Lititz
H. H
Litits
J. W. Enck
Akron
George M. Leisey
Brownstown
Hammer Elec, Co
Lincoln
G W. Milley
D. A. Long
Littitz
L. N. Moyer
Henry Zwally
Peter B. Hess
A. R Keller
W. M. Amer
A. J. Pier
Motorists Urged To Have Their Cars Inspected
Loyal garagemen urge motorists to inspect their cars before the March 31 deadline to avoid end of period jams. Only about 300,000 of 1,406,000 registered vehicles have been inspected in the first two months, leaving over 1,100,000 to be checked. With ten percent needing replacements or repairs, substantial work remains to ready vehicles for spring and summer driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Maren
Spe
Tobacco Crop Payment Second 1933 Contract Certification
All tobacco growers who did not accept Option No 1 for 2nd Payment on their 1933 crop will receive within ten days Form No T20 for certification as second payment under their tobacco contract. Certification by dealers who purchase the tobacco and by growers is required with witnessed signatures. Unsold 1938 tobacco will be appraised after April 1. A letter with full instructions will be mailed. for questions contact District Tobacco Agent Otto Olson at 215 P. Q. Building, Lancaster, and mention the contract number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Olson
P. Q
Lancaster
Washington
Prosecutions In Pennsylvania For Pot Milk Peddling
A wave of prosecutions has been filed across Pennsylvania against sellers selling so called pot milk or car and dog milk. The state Health Department reports this practice evades milk safety rules intended to protect the public. Officials say investigations show most of this milk was consumed by people. Authorities vow strict statewide enforcement of the law to curb the disturbing trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Health Department
Bureau of Milk Control
Secretary of Fear
Obin
Commonwealth
Linden Hall Dance in School Gym Observes Washington's Birthday
Girls of Linden Hall hosted a social in the school gym Saturday night with a Washington's birthday theme. Dr and Mrs F W Stengel received guests, aided by Dr and Mrs Edwin M Hartman of Franklin and Marshall Academy. About twenty couples attended as junior and senior classes from Franklin and Marshall Academy joined as guests with Linden Hall students as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Washington
F. W. Stengel
Edwin M. Hartman
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Louise Martin
Nelenners
Community Arts and Plays Highlight Rothsville Events
Rothsville hosts a first anniversary program by the Christian Endeavor Society with Prof N L Kippr as speaker and Gils Glee Club providing music. The Lutheran church choir held a musical with Prof H F E Bailey from Warwick Township Schools and Eph rata Community Chorus performing. The Junior Class of Rothsville High School presents The Antics of Andrew a three act play in the local auditorium March 7 and 10 written by Jay Tobias. The K L C E Society offered a Salem Evangelical Church program featuring music prayer Bible reading and vocal solos by local students.
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Christian Endeavor Society of
Andrew
Rotasville High School
Jay Tobias
Steve
Charlie
Jerushy
Rothsville
K. L. C. E. Society
Salem Evangelical Church
Sunday Schol Orchestra
Starry Brown
Em Leib
Ellen Brown
Alverta Kissinger
Henry Conrad
Son Ralbold
Mary Fassnacht
Liyrya Knox
Tovie
Day discussions and visits tied to Lititz community
Roy Messner and Mr and Mrs Peter Keller and daughter Ruth of Lititz visited Walter Loose on Sunday. Elizabeth Andes visited S Andes at Diamond Station over the weekend. Reverend L D Reed of Salem Evangelical Church attended the annual conference at Marvisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Keller
Ruth
Lititz
Walter Loose
Elizabeth Andes
S. Andes
Diamond Station
L. D. Reed
Salem Evangelical Chorch
Marvisburg
LITITZ RECORD: Local News Roundup and Updates
Local paper covers brief reports on community matters, school news, weather notes, and upcoming events. Highlights include civic updates, small business notices, and local people in public life. Readers get concise items reflecting the town’s daily happenings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biapes
Ray Gross
Roy Messner
Lutz
Main Street
Wolf's Garage
Sts
Reading and
Buck Run Coal
Commonwealth of Penna, Dept. of Int. Affairs
Bureau OF Standard Weights and Measures
Long & Co
C. L. Wertsch
Optometrist
East Main Street
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