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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
13
The Lititz Record prints weekly editions issued by THE RECORD PRINTING CO. Editors and publishers are E. D. Fulweiler and J. BR. Johnson. It is entered at Lititz, Pa. post office as second class matter with a subscription rate of $1.50 per year.
A plea urges community help for last year's large Community Show. Organizers say meetings are open and invite public turnout Tuesday night at the Fire Hall to make the 1982 Show the best yet.
Pennsylvania nurseries will ship trees for fall planting to reforest idle land. Species include white pine Norway Spruce pitch pine Scotch pine larch black locust black walnut and yellow poplar at two dollars per thousand seedlings and per thousand transplants. Open land planting needs 1800 trees per acre at five foot spacing. Last year PA led in farm forest planting and ranked third for total trees distributed at eight million.
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith urges clear stances on issues while President Hoover declares opposition to immediate full payment of the soldiers bonus. Hoover argues the cost would burden taxpayers as the fund for 1945 has been exhausted and no money remains to meet current demands. Smith calls for plain talk and for voters to know candidates positions.
George Stanton of Oregon sold a horse to a New York man for 400 dollars. Calathampian bands serenaded newlyweds amid calls to curb the practice. Tobe Kauffman suffered a painful barn wound from a nail. John Souder was kicked by a frightened horse, injuring his leg. Emer Evans was surprised by 30 friends for his birthday. Levi G. Kemper's real estate partially sold: Samuel Stark bought Lot opposite Shelly's Store for 986 dollars, John Evans bought six lots west of Kemper house for 1100 dollars, another plot by the coal yard withdrawn at 300 dollars. Brunnerville hotel property sold to Adam Sharp for 4000 dollars, a 1260 dollar drop from two years prior. W. C. Evans and Ellen Grosh married at the bride's Warwick home.
Twenty five years ago F A Ossman of Bogota New Jersey began as superintendent of the lithograph factory. Homer F Sturgis and Alicea Leed wed at bride's home. Adam B Brubaker left Chocolate office for Philadelphia. Eggs 24 cents a dozen butter 26 cents. Stores to stay open evenings. Horse and auto incident breaks hitching post. William Miksch injures finger lifting a box. First frost follows three rainy days. farmers fear frost harms tobacco. Laborers scarce earning two dollars daily. Lizzie L Miller dies from lockjaw after apple tree fall. Arthur Sturgis 38 injured when carriage hits him. wheel passes over his foot. Alvin R Keller takes Fichthorn bakery job.
Rothsville Five Company marks its 25th anniversary with a festival featuring the Susquehanna Mountaineer Jug Band. Organizers expect a large crowd with chicken corn soup and other foods, four gate prizes, free parking, and active member involvement to ensure a successful night.
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