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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1929
Page
2
The High School student body will be ruled by Student Government this term. Freshman Class members Rey Messner and Minerva Koch were elected to help govern, with Sophomore Class member Ray also noted.
Estate of Wayne Young of Warwick Township moves to settle. William P. Young named administrator. Estate of Anna R. Carper of Lititz Borough confirms administration and invites claims and payments. Meetings list Zimmerman, Myers & Kready as attorneys. district news notes student class rosters and local visits, including Roy Bushong and Katherine Vollention, and trips to Bliss Electrical School and Atlantic City.
October 8 to 12 York Fair October 5 Akron Fire Company Carnival October 9 10 and 11 67th Convention of State Sabbath School Association at Williamsport October 31 Lancaster County Sunday School Association annual convention at Chestnut Level A 60 acre farm in Penn Township along the Lancaster Manheim State Road sold for the widow and heirs of the late Tobias S Stedman brought 250 dollars per acre at public sale Tuesday afternoon
A 1920s advisory urges farmers to protect trees from mice with poison grain and to combat the European corn borer by cutting corn law, ensiling, shredding, and thorough field cleanup. It also highlights ordering forest trees early, storing winter vegetables with Circular 120 guidance, and feeding apple pomace to dairy cows before fermentation.
Weather signs indicate a shift to cooler temperatures with mornings and evenings turning chilly. Shoppers should prepare by adding sweaters jackets and other warm garments to their wardrobes as fall approaches.
Large audience attends region drama One of the Nine at BB C Church. Harvest Home services well attended at Evangelical Church. Rev L A Werner delivered a sermon on Psalms 107:1. A fruit and vegetable display was donated to the pastor. Rev Paul A Werner and Margaret Cooper wed in Evangelical Church with Rev L A Werner and Rev Paul Cooper officiating. The couple left for Savannah and Jacksonville on their wedding trip. Mrs A G Carpenter and constable T S Bare fall ill. Rev and Mrs Werner attended Albright College dedication in Reading. Rev Esaias Witmer listed as sick. Frost damages remaining field tobacco. Paul Getz sprains left arm sliding into base. Dr A V Walters treated him. Single team wins 17 9. Mrs Charles Martin and daughters visit Rothsville. Mrs Susan Seldomridge visits Epira ta. York visitors with Rev L A Werner. Evangelist Bona Fleming from Ashland entertained by G M Gamber.
Federal state inspectors certified 500 carloads about 200000 bushels of Pennsylvania peaches as grade at the shipping point. The Bureau of Markets in Harrisburg says the record accounts for over 70 percent of all peaches shipped by rail. Read the Record.
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