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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
3
Centers storage conditions emphasize three factors: temperature ventilation and humidity for apples. Lights on pullets used to maintain peak production and check drops after laying begins. Include dahlia care post frost and tuber storage at 40 to 45 degrees F. Use a good ram with well conditioned ewes for profitable lamb crop. avoid inferior sires.
Sunday visitors included Samuel Elser Samuel H Ferry Mrs Edna Ober of this place Mr and Mrs Kili Zartman of Lexington Mr and Mrs Henry Shenk Mr and Mrs Elser Gerhart and Miss Lizzie Williams of Lititz and Mrs Martin Grube The Lloyd Ober family hosted dinner with Eli Hartman Joseph Barry Lester Keller and families Elmer Rock family attended New Holland Community Show Whitcraft visited Brickerville Nora Steeley staying with son in Schoeneck.
Samuel Fineberg, manager of the J. S. Harris Store, spent the week-end in Philadelphia.
Local families in Brunnerville and nearby communities hosted and visited relatives this Sunday. Numerous callers from Bath to Elizabethtown and Lititz shared meals and conversations with hosts including Fahnestock, Zimmerman, Schaeffer, Kauffman, Oberholtzer, Brubaker, and others, highlighting tied social networks and community life.
A well known North Broad Street resident had his radio sent for repairs at Hallville after an explosion. He learned it was fixed but waited to pick it up. He stayed up late seeking a radio message about the disaster. A schoolboy misidentified colors, saying he wore a blue suit though he did not.
More than a million Americans are living in homes on wheels, says L S Oberholtzer of Gap Pa, dealer for The Covered Wagon Company. He toured the Detroit factory and described mass produced auto trailers as compact houses with kitchens, electric lights, refrigerators, beds that convert to a couch, wood paneling, linoleum, and built in stoves. Camps with trailer accommodations are increasing.
In many places trailers are hosted near tourist stops with some camps operating for free or at a small charge. Florida business leaders envision a trailer city with streets lights and a sewage system. Most colonies charge up to two dollars weekly for ground space electric hookup and water access, including sewage privileges.
A string of social items records visits and weekends spent by local families. Mr and Mrs Paul Miller and Ruth, and Mr and Mrs Isaac Pfautz with daughters, visit Mr Miller's brother Harry Miller in Manheim. David Becker of Philadelphia visits the Harry Becker family. Wim Pratt of Harrisburg visits Ralph Gross and Louis Huebener. Emory Wagner visits his sister George Taylor in West Chester. Mrs Louis Huebener serves on a jury this week. Mary Garber and Samuel Grayhill variants enjoy a sauer kraut supper at Laughlin home. Mary Dengate and Margaret Mahon of Niagara Falls spend weekend in New York. Treva Fraelich spends Sunday in Lancaster with Ralph Auspach family. Margaret McMahon returns to Niagara Falls after a week with …
Mrs Dengate accompanied by her sister and family to the Falls for a time. Mr and Mrs Fry announce the birth of a daughter at their Hast Main Street home on Friday. Miss Anné Hackman spent the weekend in New York City. Henry B Gibbes and Owen Hershey attend an insurance convention in Des Moines Iowa this week. Dorothy Roth spent the weekend in Newark New Jersey and New York City. Miss Dorothy Gress of Lansdale visited Mr and Mrs John Steffy on Thursday.
An old advertisement promotes Cystex as a doctor’s prescription remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims quick relief within 48 hours and a one week vitality boost, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The copy emphasizes drug safety and low cost per dose.
Mrs. Robert Rickey of Roseville California writes that her doctor prescribed Kruschen Salts and she lost 17 pounds in six weeks. She dismisses gossip about unsafe weight loss and urges readers to try Kruschen, noting a four week supply is inexpensive and taken as a half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
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