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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

5

Five-car crash injures Lancaster man on Lititz pike

A 59 year old Lancaster man, Philip Adame, was seriously hurt when five cars collided on the Lititz pike north of Neffsville at 5 PM. He suffered a complete fracture of the left leg and bruises. The driver attributed skidding to a wet highway. Multiple vehicles backed up traffic until clear.

Lititz Pike Neffsville H. A. Ries Philip Adame 59 Lancaster Lancaster General Hospital

Driver Held After Crash near Lititz Lexingston

Rufus Michael 41 of Ephrata arrested by State Highway Patrol Corporal Aumon on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a crash on the Lititz Lexingston road at 1:20 A M Sunday. He suffered a wrist puncture and was treated at Lancaster General Hospital. Bail was set for a hearing before Justice Charles M. Sheeler. Michael reportedly was racing another car en route to the Lexington Hotel from Bronnerville when his vehicle rolled and struck a parked car owned by Robert L. Eisenberger of Lancaster.

Miller Kreider Lititz Adams Kreider Machinne Raymond G. Erisman Lancaster PR. D. 4 Neffsville Rufus Michael Ephrata John A. Aumon State Highway Patrol Lititz-Lexingston Michael Lancaster General Hospital Aumon Tugtice Charles M. Sheeler Rohrerstown Lexington Bronnerville Robert L. Eisenberger Lancaster

Brethren Church Song Service Held at Brethren Home

Members of the Church of the Brethren gathered at the Brethren Home in Neffsville for a Sunday evening song service. Rev. James Moore gave a brief address, and attendees included Miss Emma Ruth and Charles.

Arthur Hoff Bethlehem Margaret Wentworth New Street Ray Rudy Louetta Lincoln Molly Tha R.N Philadelphia Guy Tiershey Jerry Stark Landis Harry Kratzert Lancaster Clayton Adams Harry Adams Harvey Artz Ephrata Frank Wonder Willis Bucher Town Margaret Ox Wilmington Emory Wagner Landisville H. W. Spacht Dorothy Church of the Brethren Brethren Home Neffsville James Moore Emma Ruth Charles

Corn Giv es Personality Through Energy Boosting Dishes

The piece extols energy giving foods through corn as a source of personality and vitality. It provides three recipes using No 2 whole grain corn: Gorn and Walnut Loaf Scalloped Corn and Celery and Corn and Bacon Omelet, with step by step ingredients and baking times for four to six servings.

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Trees Topic Dominates Farm Woman's Society Meeting

The Farm Women No. 1 group met at Mrs. Elizabeth Hepp's home with twenty members and guests. The program included a treasurer's report, library book placements, an 4-H Club update, flower projects, and a talk by Rev. Byro K. Horse on Trees of Pennsylvania.

Farm Woman’s Society Thae Society of Farm Womes No. 1 Elizabeth Hepp Cullen Carpenter J. Clayton Brubaker Lancaster Daniel Brubaker Carpenter Byro K. Horse Moravia Pennsylvania Joseph W. Sheckard Publi Ephrat Linden Ha Camups Cullen Canoe Fay Isaac Re Cenbach Verna Reidenbachtiss Mildred Balmer Lane Balmer Eckman Dan Brubaker J. Clayton Bruther Christian Barr 1Lie Reidenbaugh H. C. Mill Mots David Kreitey Posey William Riegel Alice Hagen

Langsdorf Receives Teaching Fellowship Ties to Columbia

Kenneth D. Langsdorf was awarded a teaching fellowship at Columbia University and will teach several high school English courses at the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind in New York City. The Institute is affiliated with Columbia.

Kenneth D. Langsdorf New York City Columbia University New York Institute For the Education of the Blind Pelham Parkway Columbia

Ancient Greek medicine and the cure known as cold cream

The text outlines early medical figures and substances from ancient times. It cites Dioscorides as a primary medical authority of the first century AD and notes Opium’s description in ancient literature. It also mentions Scribe Largus and a Greek physician during the seventh century, highlighting the origin of numerous preparations including cold cream used today.

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