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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1930

Page

4

Lititz Record Printing Co Office Address Note

The Lititz Record provides its post office classification and mailing address for all communications centered on news or business. It lists THE RECORD PRINTING CO at 9 South Broad Street, Lititz, Pennsylvania as the contact location.

South Broad Street Lititz, Pa

Buy Now Campaign urged for Lititz area towns

A call for a Buy Now Campaign urges Lititz merchants to unify advertising and promote spending at home. The piece warns that hoarding savings harms local livelihoods and urges shoppers to compare prices, buy locally, and support nearby businesses to keep money circulating and help workers through the downturn.

Lititz

Lititz Faces Myerstown In Friday Basketball Duel

High competition marks the weekend with Kopp Getz Maharg and Wonder starring for Lititz. After Saturday’s game Lititz travels to Myerstown Friday then heads to Columbia on the 12th for a league opener. December to January slate lists Mt Joy, Quarryville, Red Lion, Manheim, Manor, Ephrata, Elizabethtown, Neffsville, and W Lampeter at home or away.

Kopp Getz Maharg Wonder Lititz Myerstown Columbia Mt. Joy Quarryville Red Lion Manheim Manor Ephrata Elizapethtown Neffsville List W- Lampeter

Rothsville wins season opener over Brownstown 24 to 18

Rothsville High tops Brownstown 24 18 in a rough opener. Bushong and Hackman led Rothsville while Royer and Heineman scored for Brownstown. Rothsville J Vees beat Brownstown J Vees 8 4. Next game is against Lititz Saturday evening.

Rothsville High Brownstown Royer Heineman Bushong Hackman Rothsville J-Vees Lititz

Mince Meat Recipes Beyond Pie Use

A pantry guide shows mince meat is versatile beyond pies with fruit cake, drops, turnover cake, tarts, and a warm mince meat sundae. It details ingredients and methods for several desserts and treats ideal for packed lunches and seasonal menus.

I. CE

Porcupine Quills and Bank Door Varieties

A collection of brief explanations notes the ely Sionlocance symbol and the Jesus word. It then states a porcupine cannot shed quills unless they contact a target. It ends with a fact about bank vault doors being laminated steel built from chrome and softer steel layers.

Ely Jesus

Definitions of cathedrals and examples of size

A cathedral is the church that holds the bishop's official seat. Generally large, some cathedrals are small as in the Byzantine Greek style example at Athens.

Athens

Thanksgiving Observed Amid Fire Loss in Lititz

A November 26 1880 report notes Thanksgiving day town observances with businesses closed and Rev Charles Nagel delivering a Moravian church sermon. Locally two Spruce Street houses owned by Isaac Habegger burned for a loss over 3000 dollars, delaying firefighting efforts. Broad street saw a horse wreck but no injuries. Lititz schools housed over two hundred pupils though seats were short. A cold snap left streets deserted and prompted calls for a better fire department.

John Evans Warwick Lancaster Broad Street John Souder Evans Charles Nagel Moravian Church Spruce Street Isaac Habecker Lititz

Springs Hotel Sold to Stebman and Erb on Private Terms

The Springs Hotel changed hands in a private sale to John M. Stebman and R. J. Erb. The deal was concluded privately with terms not disclosed to the public.

the Springs John M. Stebman R. J. Erb

Lititz Defeats F. and M Freshmen 11 to 0 in 1905

Twenty five years ago on November 24 1905 Lititz football team beat the F and M Freshmen 11 to 0 with two touchdowns from trick plays after long runs by Miley and Butzer. The issue also notes yarn shortages at Keystone knitting mill and boilers to be fired next week to start operations at the paper mill. A late John C Kreiter sale drew a large crowd and about $1000 was realized. A deer visitation caused townwide excitement.

Lititz F. and M Miley Butzer Keystone Knitting Mill John C. Kreiter

Forest Service Uses Land Buyouts For Reforestation

The Forest Service of the USDA states it does not acquire standing timber but focuses on purchasing degraded land and burned areas. Under proper management these sites can be restored to productivity and later become valuable additions to the public forest.

Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture

Fame Classified Fame and Carlyle’s view on merit

A brief quotation notes fame as uncertain and not a true measure of merit. It reflects Carlyle’s view that fame is accidental rather than a property of a person, shaping a concise reflection on public recognition and value.

Carlyle

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Record Printing CO E. D. Fulweiler J. R. Johnson Post Office Rothville TJ Hackman Free Fea Garner Coin Hertzler Groff Mellinger Musser Brewynstoor Detweiler Ressler A Heineman Grazer Good Bomberger Lorensky Josephine B. Gibson H. J. Heinz Company Lititz Springs Broad & Marion Sts Lititz and Vicinity Manheim Jeweler Roy B. Kneeburg New Orleans St. L Foulard Jack and Jill Zartman’s Store Winter Standard American GULF N. Broad Street Chevrolet Sales and Service Lutz Auditorium Ira Bowman and His Orchestra Babe Grosh Larry Nixdorf
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