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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
5
A kitchen guide for busy families describes filling cookies to curb between meal hunger. It suggests shaping extras into stars diamonds and animals and decorating with nuts raisins colored candies and dried fruits to boost appeal for children. Two cookie recipes chocolate and chocolate drop outline ingredients steps and baking notes.
Warwick Grange No. 1754 met Monday evening in the Rothsville High School with John Galbreath in charge of business and Mrs. E. I. Miller leading the program. After America and current events, farming methods, home life, and farm citizenship were discussed by members, ending with the Grange Herald reading.
Lititz high school football suffered a 20 point loss to Catholic High last Saturday. Coach Arbogast’s team labored to perfect plays for a clash with Stevens Trade School at Lancaster on Rossmere field. Inconsistent ball handling ruined scoring chances despite periods of strong execution.
Last year Lititz trimmed Stevens Trade 32-0 here. This year opponents are reported stronger, suggesting a closer game.
The team lost to Columbia 26 to 6 on Saturday. The local band and many students will travel to Lancaster for Saturday's game seeking support.
Jacob Stark of Lititz died recently and is survived by brother Harry Stark and sister Mrs Sue Walter of Manheim. Funeral services are this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Evangelical Church in Akron with burial to follow in the adjoining cemetery.
The weather report notes rain continued into Thursday with skies clearing in the afternoon and a rise in temperatures.
The report notes a cool fair spell Friday and Saturday followed by warmer Sunday and Monday. Tuesday was cloudy with falling temperatures and a windy day. The forecast calls for a fair period from the 14th to 17th and a rainy spell from the 18th to the 1st.
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