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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
3
Miss Mary Alice Krauskop of Narberth spent the weekend as guest of Miss Nancy Seaman. Miss Mary Neidemyer spent part of the week in New York City. Miss Betty Leed, a Penn State student, visited her parents over the weekend.
The Young People’s Missionary Society met Monday evening with about 35 present. Mrs. Wm. Fry hosted. Mrs. W. M. Pfautz led the program with scripture, prayer, a leaflet on The Measure of the Gift by Anna Hornberger, and discussions on Women and Children led by Jennie Shhreiner and others. Mothers and young ladies sang, and readings were given by Arlene Beck and others. Mrs. John Getz to entertain.
December meeting notes announce the Thank-Offering Service on November 29 with speakers Rev John Koons his wife and daughters. A Young People’s Class group led by Mrs D P Bricker traveled to Philadelphia attending Messiah Lutheran Church events with Joseph Sheckard as guest soloist. twelve hundred attended. accompanying members included Mrs Bricker Mrs Margie Arntz assistants Mr and Mrs Samuel Nuss Mr and Mrs Paul Hirshman Mr and Mrs John Heisey Miss Viola Roth Miss Dorothy Wilson and Miss Ada Rudy.
The court will consider the guardian account on Monday November 16, 1936. Susie H. Frantz is described as weak-minded with Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Lancaster acting as succeeding guardian. Walter F. Rochow, Prothonotary.
Alias subpoena for divorce issued for the Sept term 1936. Elizabeth Brock must appear in Lancaster Pennsylvania before the Court of Common Pleas on Monday November 16 1986 at 10 o clock to show cause why Howard M Brock should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony. Sheriff Tom G C Shirk serves the notice.
Official court notice references Ruth Corrigan term 1936 in Pennsylvania at a Court of Common Pleas proceeding. Details are fragmentary but indicate a docket entry or scheduled matter. No further names or dates are clearly readable.
Officials correct a misattribution linking Robert J. Corrigan to a record previously identified as TOM C. SHIRK. The correction clarifies identity in the filing or notice, ensuring accurate personnel references.
The record shows Ralph A. Downey versus Lillian B. Downey under Term 1986 No. 26. A hearing date listed is December 16, 1936 at 10 o'clock a m, with the note that Ralph A. Downey should not be Tom C Shirk.
Court order in 1936 case No 27 requires O Leland Gilmore to appear in court at Pa to show why Mary L Gilmore should not be bound in matrimony. Sheriff Tom C Shirk authorized service of process.
M Elizabeth Higgins sues M Elizabeth Higgins and Michael Higgins in Pleas Term 1936 No 28. Michael Higgins to appear starting Monday November 16 1936 at 10 oclock A M to show cause why the defense should not proceed. Shirk named.
Court records from 1936 involve Dorris M Morris and David G Morris. The matter details a term in No 29 with a directive to David G Morris and states that Dorris M Morris should not be.
A 1986 term labeled No 30 lists Clarence V Mentzer with Alverta Mentzer named as related party. The fragment references a dispute or action involving the Mentzer surname and a partial note about a person identified as TOM G SHIEK and a 4ini2 marker.
A court record notes a term from 1926 listing Ella Mae Shoemaker and Ernest L Shoemaker with case number 31 and related designation. The entry names both individuals and indicates a formal term or filing. No further context is provided.
An advertisement touts pep and energy from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims cheerful, lively women attract men and encourages trying the medicine for strength and sparkle. The piece emphasizes women crediting the remedy for their vitality and attractiveness.
A note indicates Ella Mae Shoemaker should not be mony contracted with. The message appears as a short directive regarding engagement or payment terms in a local matter.
Mrs. Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland reports losing 20 pounds after using Kruschen Salts with a light diet of fruit and vegetables. The ad promises no drastic measures, modest daily doses, and improved clothes fitment while avoiding constipation.
Nine million kidney tubes can be damaged by neglect or harsh medicines. Treat kidney and bladder disorders with Cystex from druggists, a doctor’s prescription promoted as fast acting. Claims include restoration of vitality in 48 hours and a money back guarantee within a week if unused.
A vintage advertisement urges nervous women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to calm nerves boost energy and restore cheerfulness. The copy repeats claims of relief for irritable moods and fatigue across generations.
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