Lititz Record Issued Weekly by The Record Printing Co
The Lititz record notes weekly publication from The Record Printing Co with editors Fulweiler Johnson and publishers listed. paper operates out of Lititz Pennsylvania and is entered at the local post office as second class matter.
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the Record Printing CO. E. BD. Fulweiler A. BR. Johnson Editora and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
We Grow Impatient at the Roadway Parasitism
A caustic critique of aggressive drivers who crowd lanes, cut off others, and trade on others patience. The piece laments modern traffic conduct and invokes Darwin to suggest natural selection will curb such behavior, though impatience remains.
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Darwin
September school opening urged for youth guidance
A September reminder highlights school as the key to developing responsible youth amid unemployment. It calls for personal counseling with elders and invites parents to an urgent meeting explaining high school courses and options for their children.
Looted Millport items and local notices from a past issue
Percy Bear visited Millport on Sunday and found his runaway horse later near the dam. Rey Meiskey’s birthday was celebrated with 18 friends on Saturday. Fire and household incidents occurred at several homes. vaccination laws and school attendance were urged by the school board. Annexation petitions for Warwick and Broad Street circulated amid water system concerns. The Lititz and iby Shoe Co. merger moved toward payroll signing. Local prices, fruit yields, and a 160th Moravian Church anniversary were noted alongside fall term openings and a gas-related accident at a farm well. New Haven Sunday School picnic drew a large crowd. Warwick built a gravel walk. Butter and eggs prices listed.
Virginia Grosh Re elected Lancaster County WCTU President
Miss A Virginia Grosh was reelected president of the Lancaster County WCTU at the annual convention held Wednesday and Thursday at Union Presbyterian Church near Kirkwood.
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A. Virginia Grosh
Lancaster County
Union Presbyterian Church
Kirkwood
Local youth awarded patent rights to Armstrong Cork
Paul R. Young of East Orange Street has been granted a U S patent for surface covering material and assigned the rights to Armstrong Cork Company of Lancaster. He had worked in Armstrong's experimental department since 1920. Local farmers report the peach harvest as excellent with high flavor sugar content and bright color.
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Paul R. Young
Howard S. Young
East Orange Street
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
U. S. Patent Office
Paul
Armstrong Plant
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