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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
4
The article argues for stricter penalties on drivers with faulty headlights and urges motorists to ensure proper lighting. It cites chaotic near misses from one-eyed drivers and suggests horn warnings as a deterrent, while noting unrelated incidents about airport neglect and a Lancaster liquor arrest.
Lancaster and York counties agreed at a York County courthouse meeting to bid construction of the Lincoln Highway bridge over the Susquehanna at Columbia. Bids open in Lancaster on April 9 at noon. completion by February 16, 1931, with daily penalties for early use.
A Carlyle quote about a man protesting error seeking unity with all who believe in truth. It frames personal journey toward shared conviction.
Letter from J W Kauffman of Long Prairie Minnesota discusses record cold snaps with temperatures from January 24 to 31 including 26 below. He compares Minnesota humidity to Pennsylvania and praises Lititz community spirit and Minnesota fishing scenery.
A reader from Lititz asks The RECORD to send a replacement copy after missing an issue. The letter emphasizes eagerness to read the next installment of a story and requests prompt dispatch.
A reader from Lititz suggests the town host a homecoming day or week to bring back former residents and share experiences since school days. The writer, Linn H. Nies, calls for public spirited citizens to organize the gathering and references Old Home Week readings.
After battling a brush blaze that threatened his home near Reesville, 50 year old farmer George Leusky died in the doorway. The fire, out of control, scorched about BS acres. Volunteers and Coatesville firefighters saved Elias Trumbower and Leroy Angler homes. Leusky is survived by his wife and five children John George Lewis Julia and Mary.
The will of Amos K. Raub of Lancaster who died last week was admitted to probate. Executors are Stewart H. Raub and Ethel R. Helm, his children. The estate totals about 100000 in personal property and 15000 in real estate with all bequests to children and relatives.
Elias M Eittner and Robert C Garman will move to Penryn on April 1. Wayne Habecker public sale on March 22 offers 20 milch cows. Harry Schreiner and others host gatherings. Todd builds a new refrigerator. several families visit Lancaster and Allentown. St Pauls Reformed abolishes collection plate with a vestibule box for offerings.
Pfantz Bros Dept Stores showcases a range of Easter shoes for the whole family. The ad highlights affordable styles and appealing footwear options suitable for the season.
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