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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
2
A mystery play titled The Ghost Bid in four acts is set for Friday October 31 and Saturday November 1 at 8 pm in Maytown High School auditorium. Cast will be High School students, revival of last year’s Lititz Junior Class thriller.
A Cincinnati Enquirer society page highlights unseen people finding joy beyond the glitter of elite events. The piece contrasts genuine contentment of everyday individuals with the ostentatious displays tied to wealth and publicized gowns.
Homemaking notes advise finishing inner curtains for winter and storing unstarched fabrics. The text mentions preserving fruits belatedly and planning for cold season tasks while considering divination notions of winter.
Information from the U S Army Band of Washington D C states Stevens hosted the largest audience they have played to in the United States on tour and the second largest in the world behind Barcelona. More than 20 000 attended and over 6 000 cars were parked nearby with about 600 passing a single gate in thirty minutes.
Executors of George Buch deceased announce a public sale of a lot with a two and a half story dwelling and a frame barn on 209 South Broad Street Lititz Lancaster County Pa The sale includes the real estate at 45 feet by 200 feet and a simultaneous sale of household goods Auction at 1 30 PM with terms announced by the executors Hassler as auctioneer Wissler attorney.
West Chester State Teachers' College denied rumors of closure amid low water supply as an emergency pipeline to Ridley Creek is installed. Huntingdon sees Dr. Charles Fits installed as Juniata College president with longtime vice president Dr. Ellis elevated after Gov. Brobach's death. Dr. William Day Crockett dies from a heart attack while aiding library removal during a fire at Pennsylvania State College. Wrightsville notes the death of Caroline D. Smith, and Reading reports a major clubhouse fire at Reading Country Club with $10,000 in losses and suspicions of arson.
Neffsville notices highlight installation by Rev S G Kauffman and an upcoming W M A Convention at the U B Church. The Golden Rule Class targets Halloween activities at Redeay's barn near East Peters Tyre. Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a sauerkraut and baked bean supper.
An old London report notes that doors in the British House of Commons should remain locked as a safeguard against conspirators. A fleeting reference mentions aphasia cases being rare, with a remark about dread disease once common among humans.
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