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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
6
The Lititz Record printing office at South Broad Street Lititz Pennsylvania publishes weekly. Editors and publishers are JRE RECORD PRINTING CO Farweiler, R. Johnson. Subscription is $1 a year.
September ushers in school days and autumn, with maps of seasonal change. Walter L. Grayson notes late apples ripening, chrysanthemums lifting buds, maples turning faint, and fields showing harvest signs as blackbirds migrate and quail begin offerings in stubble and woods.
The prose paints September as a bridge between August heat and October frost, a time of bounty beauty and nature's generosity promising the approach of football, Thanksgiving, and snow. It contrasts seasonal change with anticipation of winter amid harvest imagery.
S Edward Grabie, president of the Lancaster Automobile Club, urged motorists to slow for children returning to school. He noted more than 3,000 school age children died nationwide in auto accidents last year and cited the motor code 15 mph limit in school zones during opening and closing hours. He stressed drivers must act with care and that patrols or signs are not required to enforce the limit.
Dietitians note pineapple contains a digestive enzyme aiding meat digestion. Recipes show combining pineapple with chicken, beef, pork, lamb, and liver across eight serving meals. Dishes include Chicken with Mushrooms and Noodles, Beef Bully, and Liver with Bacon and Pineapple.
The White Oak District of the Church of the Brethren held a harvest meeting at West Home Saturday afternoon at 2:86 oclock. Rev. Charles Cassel opened the gathering and many church members attended the event.
A prayer led by Rev Henry Heas. Speakers included Rev Harry Fahne Stock East Fairview, Rev Hartrantt Chambersburg, Rev Cochns, Rev Hiram Kaylor Greentree, Rev Milton Forney East Petersburg. Home ministers Cassel Hershey Gibble Grayhill. Remarks by Rev Amos Hottenstine. Letter read by Rev Cassel From Samuel Wolf Nettsville Dephanage. offering lifted.
A new school code provision requires children between ages 1d and 16 seeking employment certificates to apply before the fall and winter term opening. Failure to do so obliges attendance at school for the full term. The rule bans issuing employment certificates while schools are open in the district for the fall and winter term, applying to all districts in the state.
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