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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
3
Farm Calendar Keep outlines poultry record keeping and profit factors including keg production feed consumption and mortality. Prune Pine Trees advises pruning red and white pines when 12 to 15 feet tall with spacing at least 12 feet apart and avoiding removing side limbs from most of the tree at one time. Fire Prevention Week reminder urges year round fire safety and farm protection. Housing farm machinery when idle can double its lifespan.
Penryn Rally Day at Jerusalem Reformed Church Sunday morning with Sunday Seh30s hour. Christian Endeavor Society holds first Fall meeting Sunday 7 PM. Guests include Zell and Showalter families from Ephrata and Lititz visitors. St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School Rally Day 2 PM with Rev Trumpeter speaking and Marimba and vocal numbers by local performers.
Hertzler near Manheim and numerous families from Elm Rexmont and New Holland joined weekend gatherings at the homes of the Hartmans Miller Eitnner and Weber families. Other visitors included A Keath Weber Boyer and Bertha Boyd with her son Arthur and Emanuel Singer party visiting Martin Barto and Miss Mary Hammer.
The list records numerous households visiting relatives and neighbors across Lititz Rothsville Landisville and Akron. Names include Mrs Jacob Singley Mr Wayne Kline Mrs Annie Earhart Mr and Mrs Addison Weachter Mrs Charles Hess Mr Christian Frank Iva Hess Edna Fauser Clara Greiner Mrs Mabel Acker and others with currents of Sunday and weekend calls and weekday calls to Mrs Alice Keith.
The report lists numerous local residents from Manheim Schuylkill Haven Lititz and Lititz area visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Several households are noted including the Wissler family gathering near Erb's Church and calls at Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Sylvan Gochenaur of Orange Street announce the sixth of a gon at home last Sunday. Ted Warner of Cleveland Ohio visited his in laws Elam and Mary Risser on N Cedar Street. Melvin Lauver attended a farewell at Longs Park Lancaster for Joseph Zogler who will teach in Virginia. Rt Rev E S Crosland of Moravian Church New Dorp Staten Island is a patient at St Josephs Hospital Lancaster under his son Dr E S Crosland. Bishop Crosland is a former pastor here. Isaac Pfautz of E Main Street celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with an oyster dinner. Clay ton Rudy house on East Main Street being painted. Samuel Slavely spent the weekend in town. Violet Howard weekend with Feryn and Margaret Lineman. Ralph Gross and daughter Agnes spent a few days in New York City. Helen Frederick weekend at Manheim. Edwin Knox and daughter of Philadelphia spent weekend with Maurice Gangwer family. Mildred Gangwer student at Lebanon Valley College spent weekend with parents. Lisa Roth is ill at her home. Evelyn Zimmerman student at Gettysburg College spent Sunday with parents.
Halfville area residents including Elmer Zook Masters on Sunday with Israel Graybill and other relatives. Trips to Lebanon Elizabeth town Rothsville Hershey and Lititz referenced with multiple family gatherings and visits.
Cystex promises to purify kidneys by removing acids and wastes. It claims quick relief from nocturia nervousness leg and back pain and urinary symptoms. The ad guarantees a week money back if not satisfied and lists 9 cents a day cost from druggists.
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville California credits Kruschen Salts for losing 17 lbs in six weeks after a doctor advised its use. She disregarded skeptics and followed the regimen, taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning. The ad notes the four week supply and availability from druggists.
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