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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Amos Snavely and daughter Kathryn and Albert Mark ley visited Mrs Zug and family Sunday evening. Three new scholars entered local school from this vicinity. Mr and Mrs Jerre S Longenecker of Farmersville called on Mrs E J Longenecker Monday evening.
The checklist notes errors in the display including wrong title on Picture 1 a cord not reaching the moulding a lamp without a cord a three legged dog a too short umbrella woman resting against a short asset misaligned piano legs wrong lid hinge missing black keys pedals not centered and a girl’s coat buttoning on the wrong side plus Naughty Marietta credited to Victor Herbert.
Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, known as Amos and Andy, sign a five year contract reportedly totaling over a million dollars. The agreement, following strong NBC sales, raises their annual pay to about $200,000 on a sliding scale, with an estimated $75,000 yearly raise. The pair began as Sam n Henry on WGN in 1925 and later Amies n Andy on WMAQ before joining NBC.
A Paris style guide by Chef Etienne Alliq from Hotel New York City on making appetizing hors d oeuvres. Includes Vienna liver paste on toast graham bread, Clams in Nest with clams on ice and a tart sauce, and Southampton tomatoes baked with batter and hot cream. Provides portions and serving notes emphasizing eye appeal and flavor to stimulate appetite.
Rev Zechman will lead Sunday worship with services at 9 10 and 7 30 oclock and a Wednesday prayer meeting. The piece also lists numerous local social visits reunions and household moves across Brunnerville Ludwigs and nearby towns, naming dozens of families and towns such as Schoeneck Hershey Park Ern dale Lititz Manheim Akron Reading and Philadelphia with dates limited to a recent weekend.
A long list of local families hosted visitors over the weekend. Among those entertaining were Bucher guests of the Rohrers in Manheim. Becker family and Stella of Lexington with the Smiths. Landis family and children with the Diems in Hinkletown. Weber of Lititz and Knabel of Ephrata plus Myer of Pennline and Shank visiting Breitinger sisters. Additional calls and visits occurred among Kropp, Demmy, White, Boll, Stuber, Hainley, Binkley, Powell, Oberlin, Keith, Myer, Ritter, Zook, Eshelman, Ulrich, Irwin, and Tschudy households across Lititz, Manheim, Ephrata, Denver, Rothsville, and Lancaster.
The Atchison Globe cites a public playground remark and notes there are 21 national parks in the United States.
The Weland families attended the Weid man reunion at Poplar Grove on Sunday. Master Lemon Wiest joined the Benneth reunion at Standsburg on Saturday, entering a contest and winning a valued rabbit. Mrs. David Eshleman remains convalescent. A dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ober featured Elam Shelly and family from Manheim, Abram Metz Jer, Wayne Zartman and Kathryn, and KE Ferry Zartman, all nearby Lexington. Mrs. J W Gerhart visited her daughter Friday and Saturday. Several locals attended the Emanuel Lutheran Picnic at Brickerville on Saturday.
A San Francisco Chronicle piece notes a shift in cultural migration. It observes that historically the wealthy traveled to Europe for culture, but now cultured Americans pursue wealth in the United States, reflecting changing opportunities and tastes.
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