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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
3
Seventeen hundred dollars in cash premiums are offered in the apple department of the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Light, Show Director, announces the premium fund is divided among thirteen classes with a first prize of 100 dollars in the county association exhibit. More than forty varieties of apples are listed across the classes.
Law State Bureau of Markets says canneries in the Commonwealth are operating full time to receive thousands of Pennsylvania grown tomatoes as the season opens.
All permits to sell milk in Pennsylvania expired August 31 while new permits were issued by the Bureau of Milk Control of the State Health Department on September 1. Those still selling milk without a permit risk noncompliance. Only 115 townships out of 1.56 in the state remain untested in the effort to eradicate bovine tuberculosis.
Mrs. Raymond Werner returns from Lancaster General Hospital after goitre operation. The Busy Bee Ladies Class has raised funds for the church. Diabetes confines Lestercy to his bed and Mrs. Edgar Witmyer is hospitalized. An all day event at Mvang Church is set for Sunday October 21 with Rev H G Lilly as speaker. Edna and Mae Wolf visited Montr ey. A three game county baseball final between Brownstown and Strasburg begins Saturday at the home field.
The RECORD presents a compact look at today’s noteworthy local items. Readiness, updates, and brief summaries reflect community events, public notices, and regional developments in a single page snapshot.
Sunday at 2 pm the Converted Jew Paul Mo spoke at His Latheren Charel. Many neighbors from Lititz Schuylkill Haven and Lancaster visited friends and relatives during a long list of calls and Sunday dinners. The article catalogs multiple families and towns including Miler Tra and Mont, Gimmelberges, Himmelhenger, Linmmelerger, Binkley, Tyoutmen, Buck, Mowery, Behmer, Habecker, Shelly, Hermann, Evans, Ayres, and others in the surrounding Pennsylvania communities.
Bean beetles can be reduced by pulling and burning old vines or plowing under in large fields. Do not rain alfalfa. clipping or harvesting too early harms yield. Leave at least six inches of growth in fall for winter protection. Blanch celery to keep white stalks. Plant flowering bulbs in September to November for spring blooms. Pullets should be moved to laying quarters before laying begins. Numerous local personal notices follow, detailing social visits and farm happenings in the area.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rhoads with family and Mr and Mrs Paul Heacy of White Oak spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Dillman and family. Mr and Mrs Jacob Frey called on Mr and Mrs William Tobias of Myerstown Friday evening. Lillian Geibe spent Friday with Miss Minerva Spade of Owl Hill and Sunday evening with the former's parents Mr and Mrs Abram Rhoades near Neffsville. Mr and Mrs John Antes Mas
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