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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
7
Special train will run from Reading to Detroit and Toronto with return via Allentown Susquehanna Bridge and MCRR to Detroit and CNRys to Toronto. Tickets in advance encouraged. See flyers at stations for full schedules and details.
Tips to aid farm work cover hens mash space for 100 birds and increased egg output. Guidance on prolonging endive season with light protection and mulch storage, plus rain protection for dairy cows to justify added feed costs. Also advises soil storage, feeding bees, choosing apples by use, and winterizing garden tools.
Announced hunting seasons run November 1 to November 30 for squirrels rabbits and bob white quail. Wood ducks swans loons grebes and various birds are protected. Ruffed Grouse and Hungarian Partridge seasons closed. Raccoon season runs November 1 to January 15 from one hour before sunset to one hour after sunrise. Bear season November 1 to December 15. Goshawk bounty November 1 to May 1 with specimens due within 36 hours. Trespass and poster penalties noted.
Stripped of sentiment a home becomes a house to strangers as walls show wear. Addressing cracks now costs little but prevents depreciation and extra expense next season. A local carpenter can estimate and discuss cost and options. We back our material recommendations with full value and reputation.
World Temperance Sunday lesson outlines biblical calls to civil obedience. It discusses Jesus answering the tax question, Romans 13 guidance on honoring rulers, paying taxes and duties, and I Peter 2 13 17 urging loyalty to authority. Named figures include Jesus, Caesar, and Nero.
A brief proverb attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes about patience and steady effort, comparing life to embroidery where each stitch gradually forms a rose as the pattern completes. The image-like quote emphasizes perseverance and gradual progress.
A sermonite caption notes that a trained soul gains victory and, despite apparent defeat, glorifies the work of God as preached by Rev. Floyd W. Tompkina.
The Farm Journal notes bees are essential for cross pollination during blossom time. When wild bee supply is insufficient, beekeepers bring honey bee hives into orchards, a business model supplying bees to orchardists in blossom season.
For sale at RECORD Office a set of trespass notices printed on sign cloth to legal requirements. Each notice is offered for 50 cents and designed to meet statute specifications.
Alias subpoena for divorce commands Roy B Blantz to appear before Lancaster Pa court on November 18 1929 at 10 a m to show cause why Grace K Blantz should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony Sheriff P P Dattsisman authorizedProceedings relate to October Term 1929 No 1 and involve Grace K Blantz petitioner
Court notice directed to Michael Costello from Florence Clevenger Costello dated 1929 2nd term ordering that they should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony contracted with him. Sheriff.
Fragmentary legal notice references Mary B Fretz and Charles N Fretz with terms from 1929 No 3. The text suggests a court or legal action involving the Mary and Fretz entities and a named party Dattis man, but details are unreadable.
Several probate court and divorce docket entries list individuals such as Helen L Gilgore, Walter Kirk Gilgore, Mabel M Myers, Emma E. Reese, Constance McKay Scott, Kathryn Dommel, Pearl Burkholder, H Stephen Burkholder, P P Dattsman, Joseph Krallinger, Austin Rohrbaugh. Each notice directs appearance and show cause why matrimony should not be dissolved or contracts should not be enforced, with dates and parties named. The items reference Lancaster Pennsylvania proceedings in October and November 1929 and include terms 5 through 49 with multiple plaintiffs and defendants and proper person appearances.
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