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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
5
Local religious notices list many churches with Sunday School times and preaching schedules. Amid prayers and special services a Moravian Home offering is noted along with a bri ef obituary for a Lititz resident who died after a six week illness.
Lizzie Eby Ulrich 72, widow of Sam Ulrich, died at 6 o clock morning in Noffsville after weeks of illness from a stroke. She was a daughter of Benjamin and Syvilla Eby and belonged to the Brethren Church. Survived by stepchildren and a sister Day Baker of Lancaster. services were held at 1 80 yesterday from Brothers funeral parlors in Manheim with burial at Ible's cemetery.
Mrs Rebecca Horst 94 died near her son Abram Horst’s home after an illness. Survived by Barton Horst Dydacob David John L Brownstown William Alle ville and Mrs Henry Kieffes. Services held at Abram Horst home Sunday afternoon and at 180 o'clock in Lic onite Church. Burial in Mennonite cemetery.
Henry B. Wolf, 82, a retired under die? died Thursday morning at 6 at his Lincoln home after a weeks illness. Survived by his wife Ada and other relatives.
A period menu outlines a Cream of Tomato Soup starter followed by assorted sandwiches and salads served as a novel luncheon plate. Recipes include Shrimp and Pineapple Salad in lettuce cups, Molded Egg Salad, Nut Celery and Mayonnaise Sandwiches, Open Face Ham Sandwiches, and Tea Cream Sandwiches with Butterscotch Sauce and Pecans.
Emma Louvetta notes a cotton fashion wave that blends patriotism and style. She highlights durene mercerized cottons seen in spring promenades including a Gulfport gown from the Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs showing sheer cotton organdy with embroidery, paired with white pearls.
Bids will be received by the Lititz Borough Council for furnishing stone for street work until noon May 25 1931. Specifications from the Borough Secretary. Council may reject any or all bids. May 6 1981. Signed E E Habecker Secretary.
An 19th or early 20th century ad touts a bladder physic medicine that “drives out impurities and excess acids” to ease nightly urination burning leg and back pains. It recommends a 2b¢ test box of Bukets five grain tablets from Lewis N. Moyer Druggist with a money back guarantee after four days if not relieved.
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