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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
4
The Lititz Record listing editors and publishers E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson. It notes the paper is entered at the Lititz PA post office as second class matter and provides postal address for communications. Subscription is 1.50 dollars per year.
The article notes March 21 as the official start of spring and urges planning outdoor work now. It argues that gardens are a sound investment, with seeds yielding vegetables to feed a family through winter and reduce grocery costs.
The United States faced a rainfall deficit, receiving about 49 percent of normal in 1980. Normally 42.16 inches fall yearly, but 1930 saw a record low of 20.66 inches, raising questions about whether the shortfall will be made up this year.
Dorothy Gish appears as Lea in The Guild's one night stage adaptation of Lemart Shaw's Getting Married at the Fulton Theatre, Lancaster, on Friday March 27. Critics praise her comic talent and the role's opportunities for wit and warmth, with her portrayal described as crisp and self-possessed.
To Give Musical The Acapella Male Chorus of Neffsville and vicinity will render a musical in St John’s Wutheran Church Brickerville on Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock Everyone is invited to attend.
The Garden Spot 4-H Tobacco Club met at Lititz Fire Hall with Otto Olson of the Ephrata Experimental Station describing seed bed treatment. Officers elected: Milton Brubaker president, John Mummert vice president, Floyd Moore secretary, Albert Landidis treasurer, Bard Fichleberger reporter, Willis Bucher song and cheerleader. Three new members joined. talks by Martin Math, John L Myers, and H S Sloat. Students from several countries contributed funds and Six Nations Chief Rolling Beay described Indian customs. The Superintendent’s wife and a faculty member spoke about the school. students were hosted at local homes.
A large crowd gathered at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel near Binghamton to see an entertainment by The Students' League of Many Nations and the Practical Bible Training School. The program featured addresses and testimonies concluding with a full house reaction.
A deer injured while escaping a pack of dogs near Penryn was nursed back to health by Morris Eckert about a mile and a half north of town. It refused to leave its new friends, found in the Eckert barn after crashing into a fence on the Jacob Heisey farm weeks earlier. Local men helped transport and tend the animal as the game warden was notified.
The Floreste Alabama Herald notes overproduction of gossip but asserts it never meets demand. The item mentions deer recovery and eating as part of a digressive column.
The administratrix Anna M Buck will hold a public sale at 619 S Broad Street Lititz Pa featuring antique items including a tilt top table kitchen cabinet dishes utensils chairs clock lamps old fashioned soup tureen bedroom suite desks cabinets spinning wheel and many more. Sale begins at 1 PM with terms and conditions announced. Auctioneer H W Snavely. Attorney Jos B Wissler.
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