Lititz Record publication details and editors
The Lititz Record lists The Record Printing Co as publisher with editors E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson. It notes postal handling as second class matter and provides subscription communications address details for the newspaper.
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the Record Printing CO
E. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson Editors and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
South Broad Street
Balmy November Ends Autumn Stretch
A weather summary notes November delivers springlike warmth with scarce rain across regions. Despite late autumn, hills stay green and seeds sprout, forsythia buds swell, and drought resurfaces. Far West and Middle West report snow and moisture, signaling winter's approach as the forecast shifts eastward. The final month of autumn may still fulfill its obligations as recorded this week.
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Far West
Middle West
When Do Eyes See Best Before The Age Of Eighteen
Dr Frederick Green editor of Health details a U S Public Health Service study of ten thousand people including six to sixteen year old schoolboys and working adults. The findings show normal vision rises from age six to eighteen, then declines, with sharper drop after forty five. Poor eyesight worsens with schooling and improves with suitable work, peak vision occurring around eighteen.
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Frederick
Green
Health
United States Public Health Service
South Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
New York
United States
Lancaster Orphans Court Audits December 1931 Notices
Audits and distribution for numerous Lancaster County estates scheduled for December 21 1931 at 10:00 AM in the Orphans Court Room. Accounts filed include Elizabeth Abendschein and many other deceased residents with administrators and executors named, names of trustees and guardians, and statements of final or first accounts to be reviewed for distribution to creditors legatees and heirs.
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Register of Wills
County of
Lancaster
Orphans’ Court
Court House
City of
Abendschein
Elizabeth
Central National Bank of Columbia
T. A
Rose H. Senft
J. FB. Senft
Elizabeth Abendachein
Buch
Kate L
Aiyrust
Ambrose E. Furlaw
Cora T. Parlow
James Sesseman
Henry B. Hach
Buckwalter
Barbara
Blam S. Buckwalter
Breuninger
Carl A
Charles W. Treuninger
J. Ross Wildebrand
Black
Anna M
S. R. Black
Bowers
Geo. G. Bowers
Benner
Edna F
Marion
Richard C. Benner
Brackbill
Emms L. Diller
Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster
Peoples Trust Company of
Cora E. Fhackhill
Baker
William G
Emma
Clark
Margaretta A
Farmers ‘Trust
Company of Lancaster
Orphans' Court of
Lancaster County of
William Reisinger
U It
Campbell
Amog
Fulton National Bank of
Annie Campbell
Dattilo
Mary
Frank Dattilo
Day
George E
Ella R Day
Marion L. Day
Bhysles E. Hook
Horning
John
Isaac M. Good
John M. Shirk
Hiester
Jared K
Hershey
Ephraim
Omer E. Hershey
Humble
Ida D
J. Guy Eshleman
Kame
Clementine
Lancaster Trust Company
Guardian
Union
John K. Heisey
Kilhefner
Caleb G
Ella S. Kilhefner
Klugh
Annie B
Jay L. Klugh
Knapp
Agnes Shillow Flanagan
Landis
Lizzie B
David G. Landis
Ulahman
Annie
John A. Lehrman
Lightner
Emma B
Jas. N. Lightner
Murr
Maggie A
Harvey W. Murr
McCreary
Frank S
Augustus
Edward Devil Abraham
Barr
Rowe
Hiram
Esther Rowe
Ruth
John D
Edward Ruth
Reinstein
Josephine
Farmers ‘Trust Company of Lancaster
Ada Ferris
Rice
Harry S
Philip Rice
J. Andrew Frante
Rettig
Catharine
A_ Louise Rettig
Mary K. Rettig
Catherine Rettig
Resch
Frank B. Resch
Shroad
Frances J
Mary A. Kirchner
Sesseman
James
Ambrose Parlow
Cora T. Furlow
Ay. Stouler
Lucy
Frant Sehgoll
Stella M. Brown
Sickman
Fred H
Allen Sickman
Warren Sickman
Harry Warfel
Strum
Joseph
David N. Brandt
Smlth
Read M. ‘Smith
Jacksonville
Florida
Pineapple Candy Recipes for Home Made Treats
Home canning notes share two pineapple candy recipes. Glazed Pineapple coats drained pineapple wedges in hot sugar syrup, then dries on oiled paper. Pineapple Devinity fuses shredded pineapple with sugar syrup, egg, and cream of tartar, flavored with maraschino cherries, then sets in buttered pans.
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Haristmas
Sees P T A Show and Negro Mystic Shrine Meet
Local event recap notes P T A Show continued from page one with a lively performance and a Negro Mystic Shrine meeting. Reserved seats remain at Moyer's Drug Store and the High School for tonight. Full cast listed on another page. A marriage play titled Henrys Wedding produced by the Parent Teachers Association aired Thursday noon on WGAL Lancaster.
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Ma’s Times
Moyer’s
Henry
Parent-Teachers Association
WGAL
Lancaster
Canada Erects Memorial Statue at Arlington National Cemetery
The Canadian government placed a statue in Arlington National Cemetery to honor Americans who died serving with Canadian forces in World War I. The piece notes no other foreign government monuments exist there and adds a wry aside on advice and parenting from a newspaper exchange.
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Canada
Arlington National Ceretery
Arlington
Fingers Measure Wood Moisture With New Device
A lumber dealer uses electric finger testers to reveal moisture by a dial reading. The method inserts a fraction of an inch into a board and the device announces moisture content.
Cricket's Long History Emerges From Early Guildford Games
The text traces cricket's evolution from an older club ball game. It notes it was played under the name cricket by boys at Guildford's Free School as early as 1550, suggesting a long historical lineage and early adoption in England.
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Free School of
Guildford
Obituary and estate notices for Wolf Wendler Young Kennedy
Fragmented entries list executors and administrators with May term dates for Mohnton PA and Villa County. Names include Mary A Wolf trustee for John M Wolf, Ida Be Wendla deceased, William J Wendler administrator, Soan Young deceased, and Ralph W Cummings as Register of Villa.
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Wolf
Mary A
Mohnton Trust
Mohnton, Pa
John M. Wolf
Wendla
Ida BE
William J. Wendler
Young
Soaan
Whater
Young Kennedy
Basra Shiah Devotion Marks Mourning Traditions in Public Observances
In Basra and other cities Shiah Muslims reenact the tragedy of Karbala with self flagellation, breast beating, and sword ritual. Followers chant as groups of 19 to 26 move in circles, culminating on the tenth day with a leader striking his head, signaling others to imitate.
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Basra
Euphrates
Kerbala
Firesain
Mahomet
Toly
Evief
Bussain
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