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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
4
Officials report an excellent outlook for the coming season with abundant quail pheasants grouse and rabbits. Deer hunting opens December 1 after frost while small game and bird seasons begin November 4 amid a predicted hard winter and ample natural food.
A Lititz Rotary Club meeting welcomed two former district governors, Rinchie Lawrie Jr. and Toward OL. Witmer, who shared remarks on Rotary history and governance. Ben Carey led a program about Engisl and Johnson's 18th century word studies, highlighting Linden Hall pressings and early Johnson dictionary editions.
Due to Pastor J Harold Mumper attending a Lutheran convention in Savannah Ga, the morning and evening services at St Pauls Lutheran Church will be led by Ma Young who will preach in his absence. The Preaching duties shift to the guest speaker for the Sunday program.
Jack Benny, star of radio and screen, returns to NBC Blue on Sunday nights with Mary Livingstone Frank Parker and Don Bestor. The revival follows his service era hits and marks a busy fall with Broadway work Anthony Parker as tenor and a new film in release.
Heads Milk Local re elects G Becker to lead the Lititz Milk Producers Association at Monday night meeting. Key Binkley chosen as secretary and Norman Forney named delegates for Inter State Association annual session in Philadelphia November 20 and 21 at Broadwood Hotel per Charles H Cowan and Iva J Book.
State organization reported that spalers attended Monday night and a revolution was passed approving a move to create a stronger producers organization in the county to bolster focal marketing power.
John Long nearly drowned Tuesday evening when he slipped while cleaning a yard cesspool between Liberty and Apple Streets. He stood on stones, fell, and hung by two planks until a firehouse crew pulled him out in about ten minutes.
Miss Hettie Oberholtzer opens a Natural Food Store at 119 E New Street as a Lancaster chain branch selling uncolored and unsulphur dried foods. Fruit is sun dried with no foreign materials or chemicals used.
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