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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
6
Farm Calendar suggests choosing a good sire to improve milk inheritance, preparing winter plantings with thorough watering, mulching evergreens, and protecting tender greens. Radio talks on farm topics air at WPSO 1230 kC daily notes. Leaves fertilize and mulch. store root crops in a soil and straw covered barrel.
Rev Tobias of United Brethren Church lists Sunday School at 9 Morning Worship at 10 Christian Endeavor at 7 and Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7.30 The King's Daughters Circle meets Tuesday Oct 28 at Hallville home. Miss Lizzie Sheaffer found a ladies bag at Farmers Day in Ephrata. claim for identification via advertised notice.
A string of Sunday and weekend visits are recorded. Names include Mrs Allen Ober and others from Masterson-Donald, Rev and Mrs F A Weichsel of Lititz, Clayton Burkholder family, Anna Stevenson of Farmersville, Rufus Kline, Julia Richardson, Jesse Buechter family, L Hershey of Reading, William Miller household, John Courte of Manheim, Elmer Stollinger, Ralph Uhlig family, Monroe Weidler, Samuel Why, Norman Beau of Saunga, G Landis family, Diem family of Hinkletown, Benjamin Bradley and Clark Bradley of Pator, Walter Hackman family of Hopeland, Katie Ebarly and John Ishter of Waldeck, J Smith, Abraham Strickler and Harvey Strauss of Rothsville Station.
Executor Minnie Kreider Maurice Kreider of Lititz Pa announce estate debts and claims for Estate of Albert Kreider. Administratrix Anna B Nagle of Lititz Pa and Administrator Anna S Nagle of Lititz Pa invite settlements. Emanuel H Grube estate Lititz Borough declares executor Wilson M Grube appointed.
Mr and Mrs Adam Burkholder hosted on Sunday with guests from Lititz Clay and Lititz. Reuben Keith and Nathan Huber families shared Sunday supper in Manheim. Diehm and Weit families visited Beigler's Church events and local households. Numerous calls and visits include Kreider, Shirk, Cassel, Werts, McCreary, Blessing, and Diehm households across Manheim Rothsville E Petersburg and surrounding areas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Givler of Coatesville host visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kern of Honey Brook and families from Clay and Lititz. Harriet Strickler visits Virginia Sturgis in Lexington as Weidler Seibert hosts callers from Middle Creek and Lime Rock areas.
Tau home of Mrs. Jacob Davidson sold at public sale Saturday afternoon to John M. Hess for 2100 dollars.
Hershey and GibbelS conveyancers scriveners real estate and insurance agents draft deeds wills mortgages and legal papers promptly. Clerking of sales offered with careful settlement of decedents estates. Phone 47 J.
Parke Gamber and family will occupy the home as tenants. Paul Ressler and Miss Marie Zong, both of Brownstown, were united in marriage Saturday evening at Akron by Rev. Amos Groff. The Halloween social by the High School will be held Friday evening in the school building with prizes for the most comical costumes. TH. 8S. Neidermyer and daughter Florence visited the Lloyd Looking family at Mont Alto recently. Starry Lisbold of Cleveland spent days with the A. R. B. Zwally family. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McNamee of Lancaster spent Sunday with G. W. and Mrs. McNamee. Me. and Mrs. Harry Moyer spent Sunday at Terre Hill. Miss Janda Grebill spent a week at Woodbury New Jersey. Many attended Farmers Day at Ephrata last week.
The Salvation Army began as the East London Mission and later the Christian Mission before adopting its current name in 1878. It notes about 15,000 conventions annually in the United States with costs around 225 million dollars and attendance near 3 million.
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