Farm Calendar Tips for Root Crops Feed Pullets and Mulch Beds
Small quantities of root crops store in boxes or barrels with sand soil or leaves around sides and a top layer. Keep in a cool place and keep soil or sand moist. Old milk cans may be used without soil if a lid is secured. Pullets should be finished before production and fed to gain weight after laying. One hundred pullets eat about 26 pounds daily. Mulch lilies of the valley with light mulch of rotted manure or well rotted crumbly compost to help beds.
Sunday Visitors Reach Among Local Families
Brunnerville notes list of Sunday visitors including Henry Risser and daughter from Den ver visiting Oscar Stober and family. Frank Nolt and daughters from Schaefferstown. Clayton Peiffer and Mary Wagner from Millersburg. William Lentz and daughters from Myerstown. Henry Bucher with Millway contact. Janet Flory with Jean Greider in Lexington. G. Diem from Hinkletown with Christ Landis and George Keith parties. Willis Goch nauer of Lancaster. Lewis and Eber Farlow of Hopeland. Frank Keith and son from Schuylkill Haven. Louis Farlow of Hopeland and Ralph etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nolt
Schaefferstown
Clayton Peiffer
Mary Wagner
Millersburg
William Lentz
Myerstown
William Seibert
Henry Bucher
Henry Widders
Millway
Janet Flory
Jean Greider
Lexington
G. &. Diem
Hinkletown
Christ Landis
George Keith
Lititz
Willis Goch~nauer
Lancaster
Lewis Farlow
Eber Farlow
Hopeland
Frank Keith
Schuylkill Haven
Reuben Keith
Louis Farlow
Ralph
Prothonotary Notice and Local Social Callers Report
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday November 18 1935. Numerous local residents are listed as callers or visitors to families in Manheim Lititz Ephrata and surrounding areas including Geltmacher West Landis Zimmerman and Young. Prothonotary Lizzie Robinson and others from Reading Kissel Hill Rotheville and Lancaster are noted among Sunday callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisi
Weekend Visitors Reported Around Manheim Area
A long list of local families hosted and visited in Manheim and surrounding towns over the weekend. Guests included Penry Bishops, Hummers, Yeagleys, Koehlers, Gulebachs, Zells, Moyers, Schenenbergs, Benders, Kuhns, Steimmans, Brownsberger, Galebachs, Rissers, Hitners, and many others, with dinners and Sunday calls noted. The Penryn Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary plans a Halloween party at 7:30 PM Thursday, and several locals visited relatives in Lancaster, Allentown, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zell
Paul Koehler
Jane
Arthur Weidman
The
Pentyn Fire Company
Hallowe’en
Community Socials Report From Halfville Area
Mr and Mrs Israel Graybill hosted Mr and Mrs Elmer Zouk and family from Mastersonville at dinner Sunday. John Engle and his wife visited his parents Mr and Mrs Simon Engle in Brickerville. The Shreiners and family called on Mr and Mrs Wilson Spangler in Lexington Monday evening. Harry Elmer of Georgetown stayed with Mr and Mrs Jacob Prey over the weekend. Mrs James Erck and Mrs John Whiteraft of Brickerville and Miss Mary Hilton of Lexington visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Todd Monday evening. Charles Shreiner also mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Graybill
Elmer Zouk
Mastersonville
John Engle
Simon Engle
Brickerville
Harry Shreiner
Wilson Spangler
Lexington
Harry Elmer
Georgetown
Jacob Prey
James Erck
John Whiteraft
Mary Hilton
Elmer Todd
Charles Shreiner
Local residents visit families this past weekend
A sequence of social calls unfolded across the area. Mr and Mrs Homer White hosted visitors from Lime Rock and Elm while Mr and Mrs Abram Mease and m Raymond called on Akorn acquaintances Wednesday evening. Chester Frey and children visited Samuel Falls in Lititz Sunday evening. Paul Hershey family and Kathryn Herry of Manheim called on Eli Hershey Sunday evening. Miriam Evb of Lancaster spent the weekend with Mildred Shreiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barto
Manheim
Theda Fahnesteeck
Paul Binner
Lebanon
Christ G. Landis
Leon Moyer
Boothsville
John S. Zimmerman
Christ Frey
Millway
Mary Miley
Raymond Diem
A. G. Fahnestock
Waynesboro
Frederick
Edna Fauser
Christ Landis
Irvin Martin
Samuel Bucher
Lizzie Martzal
Hess’ Church
Philip Martin
M. R. Hess
John S$. Zimmerman
A. L. Shreiner
Titug T. Wert
Jonas Hollinger
East Petersburg
Jacob Ditzier
Leon Ditzier
Arthur Ditzler
Grace Ballinger
Lititz
Clarence Witmer
Rotheville
Alice Young
Lizzie Robinson
Daugh
Mildred
William Shreiner
James
Elm
Homer, White
Lime Rock
Abram Mease
M. Raymond
Charles Buehen
Akron
Chester Frey
Sam
Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids and Wastes
Health ad warns kidneys and bladder disorders cause night trouble, pains, and dizziness. It promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription with a money back promise if not effective in a week. Oyster price cited and daily cost given as nine cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre
Mrs Hickey Sheds 17 Lbs with Kruschen Salts
Roseville California resident Mrs Robert Hickey credits Kruschen Salts with losing 17 pounds in six weeks after following her doctor’s advice. She dismisses critics and urges others to try the four week supply priced as a small cost. Take half a teaspoon in hot water each morning. All druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Robert Hickey
Rosevilld
Calif
Poe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Risser
Oscar Stober
Denver
Ter
John Smith
Reading
Christian Frank
Kissel Hill
E.G. Schobrook
Jacob Kreider
Penry
Charles Bishop
Harrisburg
Jacob Hummer
Andrew
Aston
Lilian Yeagley
In Showers
Glenn
Kate Long
Lincoln
Lizzie Blucher
Edwin Yeagley
Isaac Koehler
Meda
Jerome Koehler
Paul Gulebach
William Weachter
Billy and
Deloris
Fim
John Showalter
Jean
Ephrata
Edward Zell
Isaac Moyer
Jean and
Pauline
Jacob Mayer
Benjamin Schenenberg
Mattie Bulmer
John Moyer
Claude Bender
Ray
Millport
Alice Ober
John Kuhn
Sallie Kaufiman
Ada Steimman
Lorna Long
Helen McMullen
Jane Long
Mrs. Lewis Stungin
William Pfautz
Sturgis
Harry Long
Sara Long
Philadelphia
Harry E. Long
Halfville News
America
F. C. B. Detroit
L. S. Oberholser Distributor Gap
W. H. Muth & Co
Litiyz, PA
Charles L. Cadmus
Trenton
New Jersey
Fister
Loven
Jake
Pickles
Irs
Cee
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