Farmer's Glory in Labor Division
A brief aphorism credits farmers for the glory of creation through their role in the division of labor, attributed to Hmerson.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
3
Armistice Day program and memorial dedication details
A large Evanglican Church audience attended an Armistice Day program under KE. L. C EB. Featuring Prof. F H Gaige of Millersville, Mrs Melvin Racacr, Harmonica Band Ephraim, male quartet, reader Mrs Chas Slair, and Melvin Rac zer in charge. Sunday afternoon a memorial tablet and field pieces on the National Bank lawn will be dedicated to West Earl’s 52 World War II veterans. A parade band drum corps and speakers will follow, sponsored by Washington Camp 694 P O A. Local W M S members attended, and Rev Amos Groff will open revival meetings next Sunday. Frank Shimp finished painting his house and outbuildings. Emory Shimp visited relatives. Read the RECORD Classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evvangelical Congregational Church
KE. L. C, EB
F. H. Gaige
Millersville
Melvin Racacr
Ephraia
Clayton Carvell
Raymond Getz
Ray Harnish
Wilbur Wolf
Chas- Slair
Evangelical Church
G. M. Leicey
L. A. Werner
H. Kissinger
H. Marr
Raymond Werner
D. E. Grebill
S. M. Herr
Mary Leicey
Mae Wolf
Florence Neidermyer
Sue Grebill
Frank Shimp
Woman falls to death at local YMCA in Philadelphia
Mrs Margaret Levy 37 widow of Greensburg Pa died Sunday after plunging from the seventeenth floor of the YMCA building on 15th Street near Cherry Philadelphia. In Reading Raymond Messner nine months old injured when brother burned eye with cigarette. doctors expect to save the eye. Harrisburg patrolman Corporal Harry E Myers cited for bravery in arresting ax-wielding killer suspect in Lancaster. Marty Brill scored three touchdowns against his former team at Penn. Scranton Anthony Petitte 21 found dead with gun and revolver at home. death ruled suicide. Coatesville Herschel Richards 30 injured in tractor crash near Parkesburg. treated with fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Margaret Levy
Greensburg
15Th Street
Cherry
Birdshoro
Raymond Messner
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Reading
Scranton
Anthony Petitte
Petitte
Coatesville
Herschel Richards
Martinville
Coatesville Hospital
Parkesburg
Fair Richards
Columbia Gas Construction Company
Rothsville Notes on Basketball Team and Water Woes
Rothsville High School shows steady basketball improvement under Coach Levin with 14 players including 9 ex players forming the Rothsville Swedes led by Lester Mumma and LeRoy Mellinger. Water shortages affect wells while Institute Week may raise school water. The operetta Jerry of Jericho Road was a senior junior success. Violet Shaak visits Reading Hospital training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothsville
Levin
Lester Mumma
LeRoy Mellinger
Jerry
Jericho Road
Rothsville High
Violet Shak
Reading Hospital
A. J. Shaak
Balloons Used as Scarecrows by London Gardeners
Gardeners on the outskirts of London place inflated bags on sticks as scarecrows to deter birds. A thief bird pecks at one, mistaking it for food, and a pistol-like pop frightens the bird into fleeing and not returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Social Visit Highlights From Penryn Area
Penryn residents hosted or visited numerous neighbors including Sara Rose, Anna Mae Adair, Oscar Waltz, Lewis Sturgis, William Pfantz, Mary Hammer, Meda Diehm, and many others over a series of Sundays and Thursdays. Sick list notes include Oscar Waltz and Beatrice Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Rose
Anna Mae Adair
Halfville
Oscar B. Waltz
Lewis Sturgis
Lititz
William Pfantz
Mervin
Harry Long
Katie Moyer
Mary Hammer
John Diehm
Meda Diehm
William Pfautz
Haltville
Norman Ober
Wayne and
Russell
Samuel Frey
Haltfville
Allen Ober
Betty and
Ray
Mastersonville
Rusesll Bailey
Lowell and
Paschal
Manheim
D. C
Sunday School and family visits in Brickerville area
Clay Cullings notes a St John s Church class meeting at the Zartman home near Lexington. Ober family visited Zartmans, revival services at Indiantown Church in recent weeks. Institute week grants pupils a one week vacation. Mr and Mrs Samuel Elser and son Earl host dinner with J W Gerhart and Rufus Hei sey guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Weachter
Ezra Cochran
Kissel Hill
George Biemesderfer
Blaine
Amos ‘Good
Roy Good
Harvey Long
Jof Rexmiont
James McMullen
C. B. Kauffman
Samuel Brownberger
Near
Charles Bless
Charles
Mary
Paul
Edward
Maytown
Abraham Rhoads
Ephraim
Susan
Edna
Peter
Neffsville
Aaron Geib
White Oak
Ammon
Samuel
Elm
Kate Long
Charles Long
Lititz
Cyrus Kline
Lester
St. John’s Church
Brickerville
E. K. Zartman
Lexington
Lloyd Ober
TE. K. Zartman
Indiantown
Institute Week
Samuel. W. Elser
Earl
J. W. Gerhart
Rufus F. Heisey
Computing the Age
An explorer notes a quote about age stating an Eskimo woman is old at forty. The remark then contrasts that an English woman of similar age would be about twenty eight, reflecting humor from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Skunk Rescue by Hershey Trolley Motorman
In Elizabethtown a skunk froze its leg to a trolley rail near Conewago Creek while crossing a bridge. Motorman Whitey Foreman amputated the leg to free the animal, noting the tail wag as it fought to escape.
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Elizabethtown
Hershey Transit Company
Conewago Creek
Beverly
Whitey
Foreman
Public Sale Of Real Estate In Warwick Township
Public sale of valuable real estate in Warwick Township Lancaster County will offer on the premises a lot of land on the north side of the macadam road from Rothsville to Lititz. The 112 perches property includes a two story frame mansion and a frame stable. Sale starts at two o’clock P M on Saturday December 6 1930. Trustee GEO L. Keith to sell Frederick L. Uhlig deceased. Auctioneer Jacob G. Conrad Attorney Joseph B. Wissler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
Lancaster County
Rothsville
Lititz
Warwick Township
Pennsylvania
Paul Miller
Benjamin Groff
John E. Weaver
O’tioes
P .M
Geo L. Keith
Frederick L. Uhlig
Jacob G. Conrad
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Miles
Brownstown
North Green Street
Appel & Weber
Lancaster
W. H. Buch
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Harrisburg
Harry E. Myers
State Highway Patrol
John S. Fisher
Wilson C. Price
Myers
P. J. Dorr
Martin Brill
University of Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
J. Edward Brill
J. G. Brill Car Works
Brill
Marty
Rothsville Notes
Froscht
Gilitzert
Penryn
Danville Pike
Danville
Columbia
Mary Lebegern
Fourth Street
Marietta
Falmouth
Geyer’s Church
Royalton
Harry Reider
Sunset
Matthew Brinser
Des Moines
Tribune-Capital
Australia
Tropics
Joseph B. Wissler
Children’s Bureau
General Hospital
Rossmere
Salvation Army
ST. Joseph Hospital
Shelter Home
City of
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