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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
13
The Lititz Record issued weekly by The Record Printing Co with editors and publishers Dr Fulweiler and R Johnson. Entered at Lititz Pennsylvania as second class matter. Subscription is $1.60 a year.
A. Hoover concedes defeat and pledges full cooperation with President-elect Roosevelt both now and after March. His telegram expresses sincere wishes for a successful administration and readiness to assist in the common purpose. Six states remained loyal to Hoover and the GOP as tide voters soured on the campaign. Political post mortems note circumstances beyond Hoover's control shaped the loss.
A fragmented article notes Ponulay and Soarce shared distress amid ongoing tensions. The readable text hints at equal suffering or impact from the same circumstance, without detailing causes or outcomes.
About 440 million dollars will be distributed to roughly 10.5 billion members by more than 7,000 banks in the next two weeks. The average payout is 42 dollars, down 11 percent from last year, yet buying power remains strong.
From the past Geoorge T. and Keith of Brusuer relate health and town affairs as Elizabeth Townsht elati SALT ae on ay Lhe nee pap pes Rey. Kreider Lindenfall introduces in Gover. A new gymnasium slated for December 8. Home sale on S Broad Street to Tod W. Miller. K of P to host over 200 at banquet. A boy injured when a horse fell on him near Oregon. horse died, rider escaped with minor injuries.
Subscriptions to fund street lighting were sent out as winter nights approach. Two Rothsville youths were arrested for disturbing a religious meeting and paid costs before Squire Reijenbaugh. Warwick Democrat celebrations in Manheim barely heard in town. Plank walk to the railroad station drew complaints as residents looked for someone to fix it. Butter 20 cents a pound and eggs 28 cents a dozen.
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