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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
6
A national debate between liquor and prohibition press draws broad attention as The National Prohibitionist and Tap and Tavern exchange challenge pieces. The National Voice reprints the challenge editorial from February 27, and Tap and Tavern plans a reply in its next issue.
Miss Anne Forbes urges planning a vegetable garden now to provide fresh produce for the family and enough to can for winter. A suggested mix includes greens tomatoes peas carrots corn and beans with two vegetables besides potatoes daily and tomatoes three times weekly.
Captain Stevens of the U S Army and world stratosphere flight record holder last October in South Dakota was the speaker. Attendees included T T Dussinger Ford Gocaneur E D Fulweiler John Miller Robert J Black Walter Nooney Geo H Pennypacker Robert Turner Dr Harry Bender Henry Gibbe J R Johnson.
Mr and Mrs H H Girvin entertained at dinner Wednesday evening for Mr Girvin's birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs S W Eby Mr and Mrs Robert Girvin Mrs Maude Hocking of Lancaster and Mrs Annie Frantz of Millersville.
Samuel Young Jr and J Howard Hilton, both Lexington residents, were arrested by Constable Boyers and held for a hearing before Justice Steigerwalt. Harry Kline, of near Lexington, says he leased a car to Hilton and later found it abandoned with only one wheel remaining. Hilton is charged with selling the wheels to Young, who allegedly removed them while knowing they were stolen.
Mrs Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland says she lost 20 pounds using Kruschen Salts with a light diet of fruit vegetables and reduced fats. She reports clothes fit better and no drastic laxatives were used.
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