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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1931

Page

3

Local man recovers stolen chickens after prayerful vigil

Daniel Latshaw, 22, aimed to raise funds for college when a thief stole 150 of his 210 chickens. He refused police aid, prayed for three days, and on the fourth day found all 150 chickens returned unharmed. Across the state, three men who robbed a paymaster of 1 800 were sentenced to five to ten years. The East Pennsylvania Conference opened in Reading. Farmers expect the smallest winter wheat acreage since the Civil War. In Chester County a man and his wife pleaded guilty in a holdup case and were sentenced. A woman was gored by a steer near Ephrata and hospitalized. Read the Record Classified Ads.

Daniel Latshaw Reading Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture Ald Timmy Luse Macmillan Flore Timson Butler

Forester Seeks a Fresh Character in Courtroom Tale

The famous novelist Henry Forester watches a New York courtroom scene for inspiration. A young, hungry girl, known as The Brat, pleads for mercy after a restaurant theft. Forester offers parole and plans to guide her to a safer path, hinting at a new novel’s heroine.

Waif heroine story draws novelist to Long Island

A shabby girl arrested for dining without funds becomes the muse for a novelist. He lures her to his mother’s Long Island home to study her for a new heroine, offering a false home and money. The Brat resists yet follows as tensions rise among Forester kin including Angela, Jane, and a troubled brother.

Sricken Mac Magistate Macmillan Forester Q'Flaherty Macmillan Porester Long Island Ty Country Tye James Forester New York Foresters Rerom Angela Forsythe Jane Weston Angela Jane Stephen Forester Macmilllan Huttresses Forester Long Island Place Newelist Timson Forester Hurter Plutler Ben

Senior C E Sorcety elects officers for coming year

Neffsville news reports the U B Church elected Vernon Foreman as president Edwin Reidenbaugh as vice president Helen Frey as secretary Dorothy Roth ins as assistant secretary Melvin Long as corresponding secretary John Rothfus as treasurer Mac Frey as pianist and Helen Findley as assistant. Interim notes mention Rev S G Kauffman and Milton Landis attending a conference at Annville.

C. E U. B Vernon Foreman Edwin Reidenbaugh Helen Frey Dorothy Rothins Melvin Long John Rothfus Mac Frey Helen Findley S. G. Kauffman Milton Landis Ann Heaten and Krauss W. CG. 4 Heten Frey Rudy Herr Lititz Noah Landis Kate Miller Kansas City

Public sale of valuable real estate in Lititz Pa

On Lincoln Ave in Lititz Lancaster County will sell at public sale five purparts of land by the Orphans Court. Purparts include multiple lots along East Market Street and East Lincoln Avenue with several houses and sheds. sale times at 1 30 PM. Terms to be announced by Carrie W. Yerger Administratrix of Nicholas G. Yerger deceased. Auctioneer H H Snavely George L Krith Clerk Joseph and Wissler Attorneys.

Lincoln Ave Lititz Orphans’ Court Lancaster County E. Market Street Apple Street Stroh Ave Market Street Stroh Avenue Middle Alley Clay Street East Market Street Lincoln Avenue Sprok Avenue East Lincoln Avenue Apple St Noth Carrie W. Yerger Nicholas G. Yerger H. H. Snavely George L. Krith Joseph &, Wissler

Lancaster Residents Visit Harrisburg and Neighboring Towns

Mr and Mrs Elmer Shreiner of Lancaster and Mrs Harry Krick visited Harrisburg on Sunday. Mrs Charles Rothfus and her son from Lancaster spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Rothfus and family. C C Shoemaker and family visited Mr and Mrs Charles Shoemaker near Quarryville. Elisabeth Gochnauer of Lititz spent Saturday evening with Bernice Dunkle. Mrs J M Colon and daughters of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs D S Jeans and family. John Hornberger of Lititz called on Mr and Mrs Jacob Hornberger.

Elmer Shreiner Lancaster Harry Krick Town Harrisburg Charles Rothfus and Son John Rothfus C. C. Shoemaker Charles Shoemaker Quarryville Eliabeth Gochnauer Lititz Bernice Dunkle J. M. Colon and Jeans John Hornberger Jacob Hornberger

Treasury says no single Indian model for 5 cent coin

The Treasury department states no individual Indian modeled for the 5 cent piece issued in 1913. Sculptor James Narle Fraser agrees, noting the head is a composite of several models and reflects the artist's ideal of an American aborigine.

Treasury Department James Narle Fraser

Woman Prepares Amid Husband’s Homebuilt Airplane Plan

In Florida, a wife responds to her husband’s project to build a home made airplane by procuring a black hand hat and mourning veil to manage time and appearances as the unusual plan unfolds.

Florida Times-Union

Demonstration on Rupture Method at Hotel Brunswick

Eighteen8 Meinhardi announces a free demonstration at the Hotel Brunswick in Lancaster Pennsylvania on Thursday October 8 from 9 AM to 3 PM. The event invites only men and claims the method can contract rupture openings regardless of size or location, preventing stomach trouble backache constipation nervousness and other ailments. The notice adds the visit is for white people only and cites E J Meinhardi Home Office Chicago with address 1551 N Crawford Ave.

Brunswick Lancaster E. J. Meinhardi N. Crawford Ave Chicago

Ford Owner Praises Reliable 1928 Purchase

A Ford owner writes of a May 8 1928 purchase, reporting 121 767 miles driven with only puncture repairs, brakes relined at 101 000 miles, 21 miles per gallon, and tires lasting about 19 000 miles. The owner travels varied roads and expects the next car to be a Ford.

Ford Iowa O. K

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