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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1928

Page

8

Global Menus: Edible Insects And Odd Foods Highlighted

A 1920s style survey notes varied cuisines using insects and unusual foods from around the world. It cites Java tree grubs, white ants in Africa, edible soil from Mt. Asama, snakes in Australia and South America, skunk meat in Argentina, Pandora moth larvae by Piute Indians, and desserts from honey ants. The piece invites readers to check classified ads for related articles.

Mt. Asama Java Sao Paulo Mexico Siam Popular Science Monthly Austin H. Clark Smithsonian Institution Oregon Australia South America E. H. 8. Bailey University of Kansas Argentina Albert M. Reese West Virginia University Japan Tokio

Lititz Loses In Last Minutes

Lititz High fell 12 to 7 at home against Patton in a last minute loss as a late interception of a Lititz pass near the Lititz 20 set up Patton for the winning score. Patton capitalized on Lititz errors after a 7-6 lead.

Lititz Patton Litita High Lititz H. S Patton T Bachaman Graham Neidermyer Shelden Piautz McClintock Girven T. Pierce Bucher Friedlein May Fulton Keener King Moore R. Pierce Davidson Byron Godhenaur Irwin Capt. Runk Ingles Feltz Gochlenaur Hafer Keener Wagaman Pfautz Weber Bucher Burkhart

Rothsville Parish U S Convention Held In Jerusalem Church

The 18th Sunday School Convention of Brickerville Parish meets at Jerusalem Lutheran Church Rothsville with 1:30 PM and 7:00 PM sessions. Devotions led by F M Bowman and Rev R L Winters feature speeches, readings, and music by local groups. Executive committee listed. other items include a basketball result Lititz Olivers 82 Clover Club 36.

Brickerville Jerusalem Lutheran Church Rothsville F. M. Bowman Isaac W. Singer Florence Becker Geo. F. Weidler C. L. Nestleroth Anna Stauter Jank R. Dichm Young People’s Rothsville Sunday School IR. L. Winters New Holland Elva Reitz Harry Palm Young Men’s Bible Penryn Akron J. T. Weber C. F. Steiner I. W. Singer F. A. Weichsel Geo. . Weidler Thomas Ulrich Frank Brubaker Lititz Olivers Reading Clover Lititz Carpenter F. Adams Olivet Sassaman Riading Adam Roach Frank Clara Oehme Wentworth Ethel] Ehrhart Clover Club Peak Sisters Usner Runhart Ruth Spickler Speke Lottie Spickler Diliman Mem- Sassaman Dunkelberger Ganter Harry Crall Kiatie Ditzler Ruth Hafer Willard Hershey Adam Hornberger Geo. Kann Elmer Keller J. C. H. Light Roy Myers Elmer Miller Harry McCreary Linda McQuate Clara Oechme Gee, Roach Chester Ruth Helen Stu Celesta Crall Thomas Christ Irene Clair Margaret Eberly Saddie Enck Quay Enck Elsie Engle Elmer Ehrhart James Engle Wilson Gibbel John Hornberger Harry Kemper Martin Lenhart Chester Martin Beatrice Esther McCreary W. B. Oehme Wm. Oehme Edward Ranck Laura Rehm James Seather Spickler Theo, Stauffer N. D. Sturgis Ralph Smith Mae Shissler Ellis Spickler Susie Smith A. Shissler Ben. Weir

Recordings and Weather Foreshadowing in a 1920s Column

A jumble of notes from a Lititz era column cites Armistice Day, a predicted severe winter, and a March 4 1929 presidential inauguration. It mentions consumer conditions with Florida oranges and apples, election ballots, and local life notes about teachers institutes in Lancaster and wary land trespassers.

Florida Teachers’ Institute Lancaster New York Mars Lititz

Raising Money for New United Brethren Church

The United Brethren church Ladies Aid Society divided into two divisions hosted a supper in the church basement to boost the building fund. The First Division raised 555.16 dollars and the Second Division 818.68 dollars from sales, suppers, and entertainments. Hallowe en decorations lighted the tables as Rev. J. C. H. led prayers and the hymn Blest Be the Tie That Binds was sung.

Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren ‘Church Hallowe’en Rev

Mussels Removed From Liner At Tilbury Dock

A long idle liner tied off Southend, the Sontreal, docked at Tilbury where 100 tons of mussels were removed from its under-part hull after lying unused for years.

Sontreal Tilbury Southend

The Pastor Says on What Makes a Home by John A Holmes

The quote highlights the view that a woman shapes the home from raw materials provided by life and duty. It emphasizes domestic influence as central to home meaning, reflecting the era's gender roles and moral emphasis in religious discourse.

John Andrew Holmes

Method to control tussock moths damaging trees locally

The Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters urges collecting tussock moth egg masses this autumn to prevent huge spring Caterpillar populations. Egg masses on trunks and lower limbs are easily hand-picked. destroy by burning or confine in screens to allow beneficial parasites to emerge.

Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters

12 Hour Drive To Aid Nerves Involves Missing Man Found

William M Hoober, 31, of Lancaster, returned after police and detectives hunted him for hours. He said his nerves were bad and he drove 12 hours to cope. Harry K Harting, 46, of Blairport, is reported missing and believed to be ill and wandered away.

William M. Hoober Lancaster Hoober Harry K. Harting Blainsport

RECORD ART PRINT IN LITITZ PA

Advertises 24 card and envelope sets with brush and paint for 700 dollars. Claims 500 sets sold last year. From Lititz Pennsylvania.

Lititz Pa

Rocky Springs Park Owner H. B. Griffiths Dies at 73

H B Griffiths owner and operator of Rocky Springs Park for 33 years died at his Lancaster home of heart disease at age 73. Authorities note his long tenure shaping the park's development and community role.

H. B. Griffiths Rocky Springs Park Lancaster Front

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Africa ASCO Shaker Babbitt Royal Anne White House N. B.C Asco Choice India Ceylon Lititz Olivets Win Rothsville Parish U. S. Convention Col. Lindbergh Wall Street U. B. Church North Broad Street Roy H. Long Crosley Crosley Radio Sales & Service Cedar St Litis Rochester Joe Reed Fath RayArt Goodie Shop E. Main St Herrk Kent Atwater Kent Philadelphia A.C A. C Smith Hoover Kent Radio Jacob Kling & Son S. Broad St Front St Lititz, Pa
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