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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
12
The Ladies Aid Society hosts a farewell party tonight at 7 30 in the church Social Room for Mrs Harry Crall and Mrs John Burkholder. All members and friends invited. Ushers for Sunday are Samuel Shue John Laser Edward Ranek and John Hornberger.
Warwick Grange met in the Rothsville High School room Monday night with Lloyd B. Miller presiding and Mrs. John Brackatt leading the literary program. Members discussed if one hive of bees pays, crop disease, new garden vegetables, growing saffron, and whether dairy cattle are more profitable than fattening cattle.
The article advises using a black crayon to loosen felt window channels that swell when wet. It also warns against greasing front hub caps on four wheel brake cars and recommends removing front wheels every 5,000 miles to wash bearings with gasoline before re-greasing and re assembling.
A family crossing an intersection on a graduation shopping trip was struck by a truck with a green light. The daughter died from her injuries while the father was mangled and perished, the mother later suffered a breakdown and entered an asylum. The incident underscores traffic dangers at crossings and the value of safety over haste.
The 1849 rush in California unleashed a flood of gold that transformed world markets. The Smithsonian notes the discovery that started the gold rush and its wide impact on migration and wealth.
Four boys Raymond McCulloch Donald Rannels Donald McClune and Richard Wentling passed tests for advanced standing in the reorganized Luita Boy Scout Troop at the weekly meeting Monday announced by Scoutmaster Russell Market. Market moved from Lancaster last year and has started a new program after rising through ranks in a Lancaster Troop. A motion picture benefit for the Troop is planned for early April to fund overnight equipment. Barton Sharp Samuel Nuss and Paul Furlow attended.
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