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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
2
Seed corn saved for planting last November may be injured by freeze. Testing seed is one insurance for a good crop and avoids planting unviable seed. Mulch should be removed from shrubbery borders before active growth to prevent softening plants.
The Weil-McLain Scientific Combustion Boiler from Weil-McLain Company in Michigan City Indiana Erie Pa and Chicago Illinois is a leading market boiler. It features a Round boiler with a triangular grate and corrugated sections to boost heat transfer and reduce elinkers. The design ensures efficient burning of coal oil or gas and is backed by Raub Supply Co distributing through Lancaster Philadelphia Harrisburg and Wilkes-Barre branches.
Mrs. Eleanor Raub turned a check for 89573.75 to Mayor Metzgar as full restitution for shortages tied to her late husband’s police and fire investment accounts. She also set aside funds to cover potential tax lien shortages. In Elizabethtown the Friendship Fire Company plans its County Firemen Association convention for June 7 with committees named. Ephrata reports new unemployment relief from a $80,000 water project as a 12 inch main connects a filter plant to reservoirs. Lancaster notes the death of Eugene Marsh, 16, a Lancaster New Era messenger, found fatally injured in an elevator shaft. Ephrata revives the hospital project with Misses Nora and Bella Connell offering their home for a civic group to establish a hospital. physicians and citizens’ committee expected to follow. Read the Record.
A long list of Sunday and weekend guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Fairland visiting the Waltzs, and numerous families from Penryn, Lititz, Rothsville, and surrounding towns, sharing meals and hospitality across several households over the weekend. Relatives named include McMullen Longs Biemesderfers and Beard families among others in Penryn, Lititz, Rothsville, and Manheim.
Elstonville visitors including Ference and Mrs Amanda Steinman along with Ada joined Mrs Mary Glassley for Sunday at the Steinman home. Waldeck residents Mr and Mrs Howard Beard and Lititz family members visited the Keaths. A cooking meeting hosted by Miss Forbes at Mrs Elmer Buchers featured a chicken and waffle supper.
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