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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
7
Ed Nugent of the Morgan Paper Company hit a hole-in-one at Overlook but it doesn’t count due to no witnesses. Bert Kauffman, hungry, opened his sister’s apartment and found ground meat in a tea box, then ate canned dog food.
North of Brickerville and in Lancaster County towns 11 inches of snow fell on Sunday. Most of it melted quickly as rain soaked the earth, while Sunday rain caused roof leaks and water damage in local homes. Weather experts warn this may signal more winter storms to come.
Poultry raisers will gather at the Lincoln school house tomorrow night at 7 30 to discuss feeding ventilation lighting water supply care of breeding stock and egg marketing. C O Dossin extension specialist poultry will preside. The meeting notes the fall weather affecting car production and emphasizes feeding more grain proper use of lights to maintain weight and prevent illnesses.
Madison Wise. The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission issued a booklet on soil conservation a national issue. It cites 750 million tons of soil lost yearly to running water and similar losses from the source totaling 1.5 billion tons. The Soil Conservation Service notes 35 million acres already ruined with 125 million more reduced topsoil and 100 million becoming marginal land. The work covers terracing strip cropping wind erosion gully control and leaching prevention plus resources use and wildlife in land programs under the Soil Erosion Service leadership.
Mrs. D. A. Zimmerman visited relatives in Philadelphia last week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Calvert and Miss Margaret Counts of New Street spent the week-end with Mrs. Calvert’s sister’s family in Baltimore. Rose Fisher of Philadelphia and W. Owen Sr. of Hershey visited the Owens on New Street. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Weidman returned home after six months in Chicago where he worked for Simplex Paper Box Co. The Spicklers and Snicklers visited the Reists in Morrisville. Dale Kilgore and family from Woodbine spent the week-end with Mrs. Kilgore’s mother, Elizabeth Hepp.
The Lititz Sportsmen's Association will host a Wednesday board party in the Park View venue. Fowls are offered as prizes and tickets are 50 cents.
A U.S. Bureau of Fisheries report notes many fish diseases are caused by tiny parasites that depend on the fish for survival. Many of these organisms live on the body surface or the gills of the fish.
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown argues that tossing confetti wastes nothing compared with the vast waste caused by writing on paper, noting satire on excess and the value of words.
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