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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

9

Insurance signs mark insured banks at windows

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has issued official signs for Farmers National and Lititz Springs National Banks to display at receiving windows. Insured banks protect depositors up to 5,000 dollars, aiding rapid payout if a bank fails. Signs help identify insured banks among the nation’s 14,000 licensed institutions. Depositors transfer claims to the Insurance Corporation, enabling businesslike liquidation and prompt settlement.

Farmers National Lititz Springs Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington Insurance Corporation

The Changeless Cycle and End of Season Sales

The piece laments the recurring cycle of seasons and chores and urges readers to buy in September for June needs. It touts the wisdom of Solomon in planning ahead and invites readers to read The RECORD advertisements to catch end-of-season sales and compare values.

Solomon

Merchants Offer Bargain Prices to Clear Surplus Stocks

Seasonal opening sales feature lower prices as merchants clear surplus stocks rather than carry them into the next season. The move aims to attract buyers quickly and reduce inventory, reflecting a broader trend in retail discounting during early season launches.

August Fire Loss In Lancaster County Reaches

Fire Marshall Paul Knier reports sixteen fires in Lancaster County during August with 39,000 dollars uninsured and 60,521 dollars insured loss. Total response included seven companies today, 409 watchers, 286 miles driven and 57 hours of service. Hose laid 20,860 feet. property saved valued at 72,080 dollars. WF Week set for October 7 to 13, Pioneer Fire Co to host Southeastern Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association convention on October 18. Rothsville Fire Co builds new building, Neffsville purchases land for a new hall.

Paul 4. Knier Manheim Uuring Lancaster County Firemens’ Ass Tt Salisbury Fire Company White Torse Knier E. M. Ranck Lancaster Pioneer Pire Co Ephrata Firemens’ Association Southeastern Pennsylvania Rothsville Fire Company Imall Neffsvile Company

Reading Fair Set to Open for Eight Days in September

The 20th Reading Fair launches Sunday September 9 and runs eight days six nights drawing entries from Pennsylvania and other states. Competitions span farm livestock and cattle and swine exhibits with $50 000 in purses and premiums. Highlights include horse racing, AAA auto races, ex service man activities, Daredevil stunts, Prine Young’s Passing Parade, a 45 member musical, ten circuses and nightly fireworks. The Mighty Sheesley Shows will occupy the Midway.

Reading Pennsylvania AAA Beam Prine Young

Milchsark clock regulator to Pittsburg and firework plans

From Pittsburg comes a seven foot regulator with a glass pendulum noted as a grid iron compensating pendulum and excellent tonekeeper. The exchange moves from Milchsack to Bomberger Confectionery. Fred Sturgis helps temp until a new operator takes over. A 115 foot Blaine and Logan pole will be raised at the Sturgis House followed by a torch procession and wigwam dedication with speakers Marjon Brosins K Martin and Andrew M Frantz of Lancaster.

T. A. Milchsark Pittsburg I. A. Milchsack I. F. Bombergers Confectionery Fred Sturgis Lancaster Lancaster County Court House Isaac Spong Acwell Daniel Habecki Rothsville Valentine Brobst Z. G. Brobst Miller New York Ephrata Ella Buch Ig Harrisburg Olig E. Reidenbach Nazareth Frank Downey Amanda Pfantz Lown Charles N. Nagle Looth Mary Grossman New Haven Kissel Hill

Burd Adams and wife move to Warwick vicinity this week

Twenty five years ago Burd Adams and his wife planned to relocate from Reading to a house beside John Bender at Warwick. Mrs. Adams’ parents Charles H Kreider and his wife helped during the move. Auction on Saturday at Warwick House featured five shares of Farmers National Bank at 138 dollars, two shares at 136 dollars, and five at 125 dollars, all to H R Gibbes. Gas bonds from Lititz Manheim and Ephrata were withdrawn at 93.50. The four houses near the Animal Trap factory were part of the sale.

Burd Adams Hare Reading John Bender Warwick Adams Eby Charles H. Kreider H. H. Snavely Warwick House Farmers National Bank H. R. Gibbes Lititz, Manheim and Ephrata Gas

Four Birthdays Celebrated At One Party Here Thursday

A party at 112 West Orange Street honored four birthdays Mrs Theodore Stauffer and her daughter Jane DeRocro Larry Stauffer and Junior Badorf were surprised by the celebration. Guests included many town residents and relatives. games and refreshments followed the group gatherings.

William Stauffer West Orange Street Theodore Stauffer Jane DeRocro Larry Stauffer Junior Badorf Theodore, Jr Clyde Stanley Donald William Jackie Shirley Larry Jane DeRocca Harry Baders Mary Jean Junior Jennie Gray Thehna Jane EB. Hall Kathryn Thelm Fred Lester Watters Paul Stark Ethyl Karl Hazel Godenaur Eugene Stauffer Thomas Rose Dorothy Robert Haines Marguerite Maharg Betty Cooper Betty Wertsch Myrtle Binkley Thelia Elinier Verna Ressler Mary Getz Betty Royer Town Cordelia Smith Alice Smith Mildred Leed Hivelyn Dissinger John Smith Melvin Tillmore Arthur Pringle Jane Gerfin Lancaster

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