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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
4
A compact newspaper ad lists "Certified" Brand Telephone Peas at 15e per can or 1.60 per dozen, Shurfine Milk three cans for 25c, Nucoa will advance Monday morning, Velvet Butterine two pounds for 35c, and Durkee's Butterine two pounds for 39c, described as excellent for browning.
Cadet and Lititz High School Bands will open the Lititz Community Show parade on October 22 23 and 24. Prizes for comic and industrial sections will be announced at next Monday night’s Association meeting. Baby parade prizes and additional entertainment will be revealed next week. Concessions space on Main Streets is near sold out with traffic rerouted to Cedar Street during show nights. The three nights promise a fairyland parade as the show aims to surpass prior years.
Mrs. D H Ewing of State College spent the weekend with Mrs. Edward Stroble. Mrs Stroble visited her parents Mr and Mrs C B Numbers at Lemoyne on Thursday.
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