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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
11
A row of playful items from Lititz includes school openings, library progress, and new faces in town. Highlights mention the Lititz Jug Band placing in a music battle, Linden Hall opening doors, and a college student's breezy countryside letters.
A fall roast at Grove, hosted by the Baderfy, drew a lively crowd on Thursday September 8. Several local residents were listed among attendees including Florence Nixon, Gladys Ditzler, Katie Milta Machmer, Betty Meiskey and Minnie Miller with Mr. and Mrs. Ember present. games followed the social hour.
Two people from town were hurt when a car they rode in overturned about a mile north of here on the road to Brickerville. Al ber Leaman, the driver from town, escaped injury. Police say Seaman appeared to fall asleep at the wheel. The pair were treated at Laner Hospital.
County officials have distributed hunting licenses for 1932 to all engaged parties. Anyone venturing afield or going after game must carry a license, whether armed or unarmed, with some exceptions noted in the locality.
The article states a bona fide farmer may hunt on his land and adjoining lands with the owner's consent without a license. Unprotected game like groundhogs still requires a license. snakes may be killed without one. Hunting licenses cost $2.00 this year and must be purchased by every hunter, with the metal tag displayed properly on the back and the license paper signed.
A swarm of bees occupies an empty tarvia barrel in the Manheim Township sheds and has begun storing honey. The odd choice of a barrel with strong odor is noted. Additionally bees take up space between the porch roof and the Moravian parsonage building.
More than 500 people attended a Lebanon County rally at Mt Gretna Thursday evening in support of H J Pierson the Republican candidate for State Senate to succeed Senator William H Freeman in the 17th District. The Lebanon County Council of Republican Women organized the event.
A Swiss scientist estimates that the average fifty year old man has grown about 27 yards of fingernails in his lifetime. The finding highlights the long-term growth of nails and frames aging in a curious, scientific light.
Alias subpoena for divorce in August Term 1982 No 20 commands Isadore Weinberg to appear before Lancaster Pa Judges of the Court of Common Pleas starting September 19 1932 at 10 AM to show cause why Estred Weinberg should not be divorced from marriage bonds. Sheriff D F Shuman.
Nina Harley states to David L Harley that she should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony contracted with him. D. F. Shuman.
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