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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
9
The piece argues a Roosevelt election will stabilize affairs and trigger a nationwide business boom. Roger Babson and C J Mill forecast broad expansion, with claims of billions in home repairs and a lasting global surge within decades. Locally in Lititz readers are urged to start paying subscriptions now.
On Saturday night the East Main Street business district showed no parking congestion at nine o clock with vacant spots along the stretch. The writer notes past crowds and wonders at the change, suggesting shoppers still have money for necessities and wondering why habits have shifted in Lititz.
Local merchants complain of dull business despite well stocked displays as shoppers seek entertainment elsewhere. A Saturday carnival in Manheim drew crowds, but town merchants urge residents to Buy at Home to keep earnings circulating and improve local merchandise.
Newspapers boosted publicity for the Acappella Male Chorus Song Fest drawing one of the largest church crowds Sunday night. The chorus is praised as exceedingly good and newspapers help bring attention to premier singing groups.
The piece argues for William A. Schnader’s gubernatorial bid in Pennsylvania, citing broad support across communities and his tenure as Attorney General. It highlights his middle ground appeal, familiarity to Lancaster County residents, his quiet presence at a local picnic, and a record of constructive legislation and administrative achievement.
A mix of village items reports land sale and brewing equipment offered for sale. A boundary dispute leads to fence damage and trespass. A wagon accident injures a rider none seriously. Buildings rise including a new Lititz Bretzel Bakery to open Jan 1. Several weddings and church notices follow, with local names and places.
Twenty five years ago on September 23 1509 a horse driven by Harry Kulp collided with a team led by Jacob Erh injuring Kulp. Dr. Barry Bender treated a horse owned by Aaron Hershey after a jaw injury. Linden Hall Seminary opened with 52 students. Dr J Paul Roebuck moved to Lancaster for ENT work. A poultry tale and a rooster painted by amateurs drew questions. The Lindar Ball gym and YMCA agreed to rent for a five entertainment winter star course. Reverend Joseph B. Baker was elected dean at St James in Gettysburg.
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