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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1931

Page

4

Lititz Record publication details and address

The Lititz Record lists publishers and editors E. D. Fulweiler R. Johnson and notes it is entered at Lititz Pa. Post Office as second class matter. Communications should go to South Broad Street Lititz Pa with subscription at $1.50 per year.

the Record Printing CO E. D. Fulweiler R. Johnson Lititz, Pa Post Office THE Record Printing CO South Broad Street

Tobacco crop praised as best in years by Lancaster County growers

Lancaster County farmers report an outstanding tobacco season rivaling or surpassing 1928 quality. Growers urge a fair price, noting excellent curing and leaf color. Farm Agent F S Bucher praises the crop as the best seen, with minimal pole burn and strong potential value despite past wildfires.

Lancaster County Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association Bucher

Old Lititz Record from 1883 Found in Penryn Window

T W Weachter uncovered an 1883 Lititz Record while removing weather boarding for a show window near the R B Biemesderfer store. The artifact notes a Jerusalem Reformed Church program Sunday evening presented by Brethren Church members of Lititz with Rev John Hershey delivering the address.

T. W. Weachter R. B. Biemesderfer Lititz Jerusalem

Fire at Lititz farm from overheated furnace

Route Three News reports a fire at the Jonas Kik aré farm caused by an overheating furnace that damaged a chimney but was controlled by firemen with chemicals. The rest of the item lists numerous Sunday visitors and local residents in the Lititz area.

Lititz Jonas Kikaré Paul Shelly Lime Rock Earl Graybill Kenneth Martha Martin Levie Waver Akron Ben Lemon Bridgeport Jacob Myers Glenn Lester Cachel Richard Ephrata Elizabeth Wolf Jimon Snyder Clorence Lutz Elizabethtown Seachrist Mt. Joy Lane Forney Susan Erb E. J. Longenecker Susan Soover Filme Rock John Balmer Diller Groff Bareville Jacob Stoner Palmer Paul Beck Manheim H. G. Minnich Erla Wissler Ela Royer Manda Longenecker Earl Rhorer John Minnnich York Hiram G. Minnich Fianna Rhorer Hiram iMnnich Wills Hospital Philadelphia Warren Lauder Doylestown Ellen Longenecker Martin Longenecker

Social hour hosts and Sunday visits across Lancaster area

Residents and guests from Lexington Millersville East Hart Palmyra and Lancaster attended Sunday dinners and calls. Families listed include Neff, Harnish, Forney Eshleman Snyder Boyd Martin Todd Shenk and Holinger with multiple relatives visiting in Manheim Lincoln Lincoln and surrounding towns. Mrs Hess recently discharged from hospital.

Joy Ed Markley Lexington Longenecker Homer Minnich Cyrus Neff Benjamin Neff Millersville Emma Mae Neff Lancaster Ruth Neff New Providence John Arlene Paul Lois Neff East Hart Mahlon Neff Ethel Brubaker Landisville John Neff J. H. Harnish Allentown Lebanon Roy Buck R. D George, Boyd Ralph Killinger Lebanon County Geo. Dodder Lucy Killinger Palmyra William Martin East Petersburg Ruth Esther Martin John E. Eshleman Monroe Forney Tertained Tra Engenecker Charlotte Forney Longenecker Ephiram Eshleman Lsig Forney Sara Eshleman Grace Henry Verner Blough Elmer Snyder Kathryn Zeigler Ellen Jane Longenecker Hayden Bomberger Addison Hollinger Samuel Hess Lincoln Hess Elmer L. Miller Miriam Todd Spen Edward Wolf

Virtue Quote Attributed to La Rochefoucauld

A fragmentary quotation notes that true virtue comes from wishing to be always seen by virtuous people. The line reflects a classical moral sentiment attributed to La Rochefoucauld.

T la Rochefoucauld

Books for the Blind Added by Red Cross Chapters

Red Cross Chapters have added 3827 braille transcribed volumes to libraries this past year. Supported by Library of Congress and city libraries, the effort is driven by many women volunteers and began during the war fund drive.

Dinner Guests Across Lancaster Area Gather

A long list of households from Willow Street Lititz Bowmansville Ephrata Reamstown and Manheim hosted or visited relatives and neighbors for dinners and Sunday visits. Names include Kreider Huber Fetter Seppi Lebo Enck Graul Meck Fasnacht Waltz Ditzler and many others in a small community social roundup.

Phares Kreider Abram Huber Mary Willow Street John Huber Elwood Lizzie Myers Lancaster Amos Nolt Bowmansville Lizzie Huber Hettie Lititz Huber Fetter Arlene Pleasant iVew Marcus Fetter Elmer Ruhl George Evans Philip Seppi Carl Seppi Hallville Edwin eKath Koser Susan Werner Akron Ohio Jerome Yocum Manheim Harold Yocum Jersey City N. J John Lebo Scheafferstown Earl Reiter Rs. Wm. Smith Walter Beamesderfer Charles Enck Milton Fasnacht Albert Weidman Hopeland Thomas Light Lebanon John Hoffman Raymond Jake John Keath Harry Palm Margaret Samuel Ditzler Wyomissing Louis Hildeman

Chief Justice Hughes Applauds Red Cross Fiftyth Birthday Tribute

Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes lauds the American Red Cross on its fiftieth anniversary. He praises its united voluntary effort, impartial relief work, wartime and peacetime missions, and its role in thousands of disasters and future relief.

Chief Justice Hughes Red Cross American Red Cross Charles Evans Hughes United States Supreme Court United Voluntary Ministry of Mercy

Needle Safety Advice From Health Magazine

Dr. Victor W. Eisenstein warns needle fragments from injections can break in the body while everyday sewing needles cause many accidents. He advises using a cure when sewing and storing needles in a regular place to prevent injury.

Victor W. Eisenstein Hygeia

Breed Purity Preserved In Jersey Milker Tradition

The Jersey cow is praised as the nearly perfect milker due to a millennium of careful selection. There is no known introduction of outside stock, though a 15th century alien settler attempted to smuggle in two bulls with smugglers. the scheme failed and the settler narrowly escaped with his life and possessions seized.

Jersey

Missionary to Speak at Moravian Church 108th Anniversary

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church marks its 108th anniversary Sunday with a program. Rev. Rufus F. Bishop of Yulu Nicaragua will speak morning and evening and at the 2 PM lowefeast. A Monday evening reception will honor him and his family in the Sunday School Chapel.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Moravian Church Rufus F. Bishop Yulu Nicaragua C. A

Fifteenth Annual County Young People’s Conference

The fifteenth annual County Young People’s Conference and Regional Conference will be held at St. Paul’s M E Church in Lancaster at South Queen and Farnum Streets on November 3 4 and 5. Many youths aged 15 to 24 and adult leaders from the region plan to attend.

St. Paul's M. E. Church South Queen and Farnum Streets Lancaster

Plan Sunday School Meeting in Lancaster County

The regular bi monthly meeting of the Executive Staff of District No 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Association will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30 PM in the United Brethren Church. Miss Marian Biemesderfer of Kissel Hill Lutheran Sunday School and a Leadership Training School teacher will be the speaker.

Lancaster County Associaton Lititz Manheim Warwick Elizabeth Townships United Brethre Church Marian Biemesderfer Kissel Hill Lutheran Sunday Schoo Leadershi Training School

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Penryn Route Three eGorge Boyd Almeda Boyd Ella Long William Todd Elam Shenk Rustville Pike Harry Shenk Henry Carper Brickerville Kathryn Haldeman Son Elam Reamstown Morris McCloud H. Haldeman Homer Miller Devon F. ‘Fasnacht Frank Carl Frank Edwards C. G. Balmer Fairland Oscar Waltz Howard Waltz Lloyd Marvin Myers James McMahon Helen, Penryn Francis Ditzler Harold Chris Nolt Harry Strauss Ison Warren Earl Butter Daniel Frankhouser Hinkletown Elmer Darziel Isaac Weidman Grace Whitcraft Mildred Evelyn Euck Charles Gaus Donald Graut Wayne Elser Coats New York Jos Harris & Co Hugh N. Nary East Main Street Lititz, Pennsylvania Missionary Societies of the Church Curios Young People’s Conference Dietrich’s Store Megey Hallowe N. B. C. Trenton Warwick House Bazaar Monroe Shue Virginia Warwick House Red Wing Minn Eveready Prestone Lititz Springs Broad and Marion Streets
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