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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
3
Major Al Williams, famed acrobatic flier, urges airlines to keep planes in air as long as possible. He notes ground repairs cut profits and that early 2000 hour overhauls were common until Gulfpride Oil extended service. Motors wear parts. better lubrication boosts longevity and efficiency for cars and planes alike.
Mrs Clara A Pfautz 75 of 307 H Main St widow of Addison C Pfautz died at home Sunday afternoon after a yearlong illness. She leaves Rev William Pfautz Irvin W Pfautz and Mrs Quentin Cooper, plus 13 grandchildren and brother John Weitzel. Services at 2 PM today from the home with burial in Evangelical cemetery. Funeral director R M Spacht.
A fragmented newspaper page offers terse musings on autumn sounds and social etiquette. It notes children should be seen and not heard on Hallowe'en nights and cites a superstition about a girl who foresees a husband in a looking glass.
A brief cartoon caption notes optimism and superstition about counting chickens before they hatch, implying encouragement may come from hopeful, risk laden reasoning. The line reflects a lighthearted view on luck and early expectations.
Old and new subscribers can save by joining a deal with leading magazines. Renew THE RECORD for one year and choose one of two magazine offers from another page, extending your existing subscription and securing bargain reading material.
Account to be presented to the court for confirmation on Monday November 16, 1936. Frantz Susie H weak-minded. Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Lancaster succeeding guardian Walter F. Rochow prothonotary.
Elizabeth Brock is commanded to appear before the Court of Common Pleas in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on November 16, 1986, to show cause why Howard M. Brock should not be divorced. Sheriff Tom C. Shirk issues the alias subpoena for the Sept term 1936 case No. 24.
A court filing in 1936 Term Number 25 records the case Robert J. Corrigan versus Ruth Corrigan. The matter lists Ruth Corrigan with a ter designation in a Pennsylvania Court of Common.
A clipped notice indicates Robert J. Corrigan should not be TOM C. SHIRK at 10 o'clock a m on July 16 1986, with the instruction reflecting a name correction or official misidentification in the record.
Ralph A Downey and Lillian B Downey are summoned to appear in Lancaster court on December 16, 1936 at 10 a m. to answer a term related action. The notice directs Jillian B Downey to respond and warns against entering into any contractual obligations with Ralph A Downey.
A 1936 term matter lists Mary L. Gilmore and C Leland Gilmore connected to a deed dispute. The record refers to a court in Pennsylvania and a question about why Mary L. Gilmore should not be something related to their claim.
The case M. Elizabeth Higgins versus M Elizabeth Higgins and Michael Higgins proceeds by alias subpoena in the Sept Term 1936 No 28. The document directs Michael Higgins of Ter, Pa to appear at Court of Common.
Legal filing titled Dorris M Morris versus Dorris M Morris with David G Morris listed. Case from 1936 Term No 29 involves a matter likely between spouses or relatives. Note shows names but lacks clear action, date, or court details beyond filing parties.
The record lists Clarence V. Mentzer appearing in a 1936 term case with Alverta Mentzer noted in the docket. The note references a formal appearance and party designation in the proceeding.
The document names Ella Mae Shoemaker and Ernest L Shoemaker in a 1936 term No 31 matter. It indicates a court of common pleas proceeding requiring Ernest L Shoemaker of Pennsylvania to appear and show cause at a court session.
An old advertisement extols women’s pep and energy, claiming lively women attract men. It urges readers to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a source of strength and vitality, noting decades of use and social appeal for pep.
Havre de Grace resident Mrs Hima Verille says she shed 20 pounds of fat by dieting and a daily half teaspoon Kruschen Salts in hot water. She notes relief from bloating and clothes fitting better without drastic laxatives.
An old ad claims kidneys and bladder cleanse acids and wastes through 9 million tiny filters. It warns against cheap drugs and touts a doctor guaranteed prescription Cystex that should restore vitality in a week with a money back guarantee.
An old advertisement urges nervous women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to calm nerves, boost energy, and restore cheerfulness, citing mothers and grandmothers as examples of its trusted use.
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