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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
9
Law requiring possession of more than fifty live bait fish in order to prosecute for sale takes effect Sept. 1. Bait defined as minnows excluding fall fish, killifishes, stone catfish, crayfish, crane flies, water worms, mussels, and related creatures. selling bait from inland waters is prohibited. commercial growers retain licenses.
R B Hull of the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company notes that women’s interest in the electric kitchen mirrors men’s growing use of labor saving electric appliances in offices. He says the trend could free wives from tiresome routines and improve efficiency at home and in business.
A small turnout attended the From the Past Rain Hershey reunion at Springs Park. President M. B Hershey was absent, while Dr. P J Roebuck delivered a welcome address. Community updates include local infrastructure work, yo ung soldiers seeking service, and various social notices.
Fifty-five excursionists departed for the Berks Fair on Wednesday. A bolt of lightning struck the Bomberger house near town causing roof fire but no damage. A 75 pound pumpkin was grown by James Sesseman. Linden Hall gains new accessions each week via trains. Frank Kopp, a former Rothsville teacher, injured his leg after falling from a train on a bridge rail. The Lutheran Church cornerstone laying for Rev d Peter's church is planned with an English sermon then German, followed by the ceremony. Miles Goda reports a record peach sale season in town.
Elm residents report a new school opening with several pupils enrolled. Local families visit relatives at Central Manor and Hopeland U B Church services last Sunday evening. The Rev H A Gerhart preached and left for the Ohio Conference with other ministers.
An article promotes using canned foods for campers, offering simple recipes for outdoor cooking. It lists hamburger and corn scramble, hot bacon and pimiento sandwiches, savory corn, Mexican chili, Spanish Lima beans, pineapple meat cakes, and sausages with sweet potatoes, detailing ingredients, steps, and servings.
Rufus Derr of Shillington visited his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs El Hershey on Wednesday. Betty Rapp of Lititz spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Miley. Mary Summy Ida Summy Sarah Nolt and Alma Nolt of Lititz visited Mr and Mrs Eli Hershey Saturday. Harry Miley and granddaughter Betty Rapp attended the Tora Picnic at Iona near Lebanon. Jacob Fry and daughters Edith and Florence visited Mr and Mrs Francis Shearer and son Martin Sunday. Elmer Todd and Anna Todd visited James Enck at Brickerville Sunday. Anna Todd spent the weekend with the Encks. Mary and Jane Geibe visited Grant Mowery at Fruitville Sunday. Harry Miley Betty Rapp and Helen Harhart attended the Quincy Orphanage Band concert at Mt Lebanon campgrounds. John Miley Reading and Hiram Stohjer and children of Palmyra were Sunday visitors of John Engle. Arthur Frey of East Petersburg was entertained at dinner by his parents Jack Frey and family Sunday. Mrs Charles Rose and children George Mary Olive and Charles spent Sunday with Robert Miller Brunnerville. John Engle spent Saturday with Clair Esbenshade of Hershey. Elizabeth Graybill spent Sunday with Mary Garman.
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