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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
3
Farm calendar notes advise dairy farmers to feed certain grains after milking to avoid off flavors. Celery buying guidance favors round, smooth brittle stalks with many outer stalks. It suggests seed storage in outdoor pits to protect tubers, and recommends pruning potatoes at pit time. Windbreaks, trash burning, and garden care are advised to reduce disease and pests in crops like peaches.
Five outstanding services comprise the Red Cross health-conservation program in the annual Washington report. First aid and life saving trained over a million people. nursing enrolled 6,193 registered nurses. Public Health Nursing operated by 7,500 aides in 424 chapters last year. Home Hygiene taught over 700,000 adults and students simple home care. Red Cross nurses made over a million patient visits and 628,025 schoolchildren were inspected. James L. Fieser praises the service as a leader in public health nursing.
Local welfare drive lists numerous captains and workers across districts 4 to 18. Names include Alfred L. Bouplewo, James uA., Jacob Eshleman, Mrs. Walter Light, J. D. Zahin, Dr. Marry E. Bender, and Rev. FF. 8. Bromer among many volunteers.
Mowery son of May and Mrs J B Mowery of Schaeferstown wed Migs Vera M Kauffman daughter of and Mrs T H Kauffman of South Broad Street at the Lutheran parsonage in Ditibz Brickerville on Saturday at 2. Rev F A Weichsel officiated. Witnesses included Mr and Mrs J T Mawery, Mes P N Hogg, Mr and Mrs W H Kauffman, Miss Dorothy Kauffman and Woodrow Meiskey all of Lititz.
Mr and Mrs Hiram Gibbel of Manheim hosted guests over Sunday including Mr and Mrs Paul Shelly and daughter In another notes Mr and Mrs Hart Rohrer were visited by Minnich and Rohrer parties Sunday noon Mr and Mrs Adam Redcay and Mr and Mrs Tarvey Miller entertained guests at dinner along with Bertha Minnich and the Lititz family Several other households in Manheim Lincoln Lansdale and Leola were noted as hosting or visiting friends and relatives during the weekend with multiple calls and dinners reported across the area.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ober and family visited the E K Artman family on Sunday. Rufus F Heisey was a guest of his parents on Sunday. School board members attended the Lancaster County School Directors Association annual convention at Millersville on Thursday. Mrs J K Mobley and Naomi Mohler Brubaker and husband of Ephrata were guests of Mr and Mrs J W Gerhart on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kramer of Ephrata were guests of Mr
The clipping mentions Mrs Samuel Wiest and Mrs Nora Steeley associated with Friday evening events. The text is fragmentary and provides only these names and a vague timing, with no further context or details about the occasion or location.
Route Two news item lists numerous calls and visits among local families on Sunday and Monday in Tremont Annville Sun Hill Brunnerville Adamstown Brownstown Red Run and surrounding areas. Notable mentions include Avlette Rhoads injured with an arm and head wound on the way home from school.
Norman and Wilbur called on Mr and Mrs Ephriam Falls on Sunday Iva Longenecker of Route 5 called on Mr and Mrs Jacob Frey and family on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Norman Bucher and children Nette and Claude were Sunday callers of the Lett ER s mother Mrs Taalichty at Las Mr and Mrs Dan Noli and family visited Thursday with Mar and Mes Harry Shrier and family. Air and Mrs Jacob Frey called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Prey at the Zion Home on Sunday evening. Mr and Samuel A Long were the afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Barton Lancaster Sunday. Mr and Mrs Join Hevener and family of near Leitz oy Gilbest and Lernanon ner spent Sur Mae Mshteman cay with Mr
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