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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1932

Page

15

Poplar Grove Weekend Activities And Local Updates

There is a Sunday concert and free dancing at Poplar Grove with Len's Prairie Boys. In the afternoon Kleinfeltersville and Poplar Grove teams clash in a ball game. Mrs Rollman of Spruce Street is taken to St Josephs Hall. Mrs Thomas Steffy returns home improved from the General Hospital. Reverend Longsdorf reports 7 764 students enrolled at Harvard University, double Lititz population. Keath Planing Mill supplied interior woodwork for George Washington School in Lancaster. Lancaster decorates for State Firemen's Convention and parade. Lt Hertz's dog killed by a car on Main Street near Sturgis House Alley. Charles Landes seriously ill at home on Broad Street. Pollyanna Daughters hold winter meetings and United Brethren Church holds Quarterly Conference at 4 PM with Dr Enck presiding.

Poplar Grove Len’s Prairie Boys Kleinfeltersville Rollman Spruce St St. Joseph’s Hal Lawrance Thomas Steffy General Hospital D. P. Longsdorf Trinity E. ©. Church Kenneth D. Longsdorf Starvard University Lititz Keath George Washington Lancaster Lancaster City J. L. Hertz Main Street Sturgis House Charles S. Landes Broad Street United Brethren Church G. Enck King’s

Buffalo Herds Move Across Borders to Canada

An 1878 Indian family quarrel sparked a trek from the Flathead reservation to Saskatchewan. A son-in-law returned with four buffalo calves later joined by Pablo the halfbreed who sold ten head to the priests. The herd grew until Canada bought and now has over 20,000 animals, becoming the world’s largest buffalo herd.

Los Angeles Times Saskatchewan Flathead Reservation Montgana St. Ignatius Mission Pablo United States Canada

Nature's Heating System in New Zealand

A traveler notes New Zealand's land is centrally heated by boiling springs and spouting geysers. Maoris live near hot lakes and steam holes, with homes perched above activity and families using natural heat for cooking and bathing. Lakes show extreme contrasts with one side icy and the other near boiling.

New Zealand

Four Aces Trick Revealed With Pocketed Ace

A card trick procedure shows TEC AO ET AN ED revealing four aces. The performer pockets the ace of clubs and hides the ace of diamonds, feints with the other three in a fan, then claims the diamond ace will jump to the pocket as a spectator searches the deck and finds the missing card. Copyright Will L Lindhorst.

Sushing Tranpetr Uke

Politeness and Marriage Meeting Confusion

A fragmented excerpt hints at a plea for obedience within a marriage, mentioning politeness, a partner named Mel, and an unspecified confrontation with a sinister presence. The readable text suggests interpersonal tension without clear details or outcomes.

Strange exchange on parenting and temper in mothers

Fragmentary dialogue notes a discussion about a baby’s bad temper and how mothers respond. The speakers remark on knowledge gaps and the ease of assigning responsibility, suggesting a casual, observational tone without clear context or outcome.

Enigma Woman Studied By Arthur Schnitzler

A cryptic remark on the paradox of a woman who chose to study men, attributed to Arthur Schnitzler, reflecting on gender and intellect in social observation.

Arthur Schnitzler

Poverty's Aspects in Bulwer's Writings

A clipped reflection on poverty citing Bulwer-Lytton's line identifying poverty as a temptress and curse. The fragment suggests moral contrasts of wealth and misfortune rather than a full narrative.

Harvest Home Services Held at Salen Evangelical Church

Rothsville reports Harvest Home services Sunday at Salen Evangelical Church with strong attendance. The church Mission Circle hosted a doggie roast Friday evening at Miley's Meadow. Guests from the area included Charles Frymyer Jr and others as Rath's Jug Band provided music.

Harvest Salen Evangelical Church Miley’s Meadow Wilson Ogarvell Albright College Harry Carvell Joe Asner Charles Frymyer Jr. Millway Samuel M. Ruth Pricilla Ruth Myron Ruth Elias Fry Wayne Hackman Logan Usner Raymond Mellinger Rath’s Jug Band Rothsville

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