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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
2
Across Gettysburg and neighboring towns the event drew Army Navy and civilian flyers for a weekend aerial demonstration at Gettysburg airport. Other items report divorce suit in Freemansburg, a large missing person search near Clearfield, duck theft arrests near Hershey, an unidentified attack in Ashland, and a tobacco price stance in Lancaster County.
A range of boys' school footwear is offered from two dollars fifty cents up to four dollars and fifty cents, featuring sturdy uppers and flexible soles suitable for daily wear and busy student life.
Buyers seeking their share before the main wave find it hard to obtain quality crops under 25 cents after purchasing a limited amount of short leaf at 22 cents. The market shows a slow start as growers hesitate, while dealers report tight supplies and rising demand.
Guidelines warn hunters to avoid discarding lit items, leave crops intact, obtain permission on posted lands, and secure licenses and numbers of violators. Do not shoot near buildings or enter refuges with gun or dog. Respect bag limits and avoid shooting female pheasants. penalties include fines.
Legal notices announce administrators appointed for the estates of R. S. Carpenter Lemons Hauck Benjamin Woolf and Sarah Beckler. Creditors must promptly settle with the named administrators PHOABE A HAUK and Ellen Nolt, with attorney Joseph B Wissler,fulfilling claims in Lititz Brunnerville Warwick Lititz Reamstown and Lancaster County PA.
A long list of residents from Lititz Manheim Rothsville Mount Holly and Lebanon spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives across Penryn area. Notable gatherings included Kauffman and Yeagley families plus the Greiner and Keath households hosting numerous relatives. St Pauls Lutheran Rally Day drew several speakers from local churches.
Lititz High School football suffered its first defeat of the season at Columbia High School on the latter's field Saturday afternoon by an unspecified score. The locals traveled with many students and friends. Columbia, larger and more experienced, pulled ahead in the final quarter with 13 points after a tight three quarters. Lititz heads to Hershey next to face that high school's strong team.
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