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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
4
The Lititz Record is issued weekly by The Record Printing Co with E D Fulweiler and R Johnson serving as editors and publishers. The paper notes it is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
The document lists editor E. D. Fulweiler of Lititz PA and business manager Jas R. Johnson, publisher The Record Printing Co, owners Johnson and Fulweiler. E D Fulweiler sworn in April 1982 before notary E. Hab ecker with commission expiring 1983.
This piece urges Americans to value loyalty, courage, and spiritual strength over wealth after market panics. It argues real prosperity lies in character, shared giving, and faith in divine guidance, not in stock prices or dividends, and calls Americans to stay hopeful and cooperative.
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church met in the Tower Sunday School room on Tuesday evening with 40 attending. An excellent supper followed by business, program, and social hour. Mrs. J Harold Mumy er was appointed delegate to the Philadelphia convention on May 11 and 12.
Mrs. Trene Imhoff of the Rome Hotel faces a one year prison term for a liquor law violation in Lancaster Court. After adjournment Judge Groff suspended the sentence for four weeks to allow her to decide whether to identify who tipped off about raids. She denied knowledge of raid plans and later spoke briefly with the judge.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports on alleged cluks rings at West Point and questions the U S Military Academy's conduct. The piece pivots on a pessimistic view of entitlement and seeks clarity on possible perks or favors.
The Lititz Delphian Society met at Mrs. E McMullen's home with eleven members. A committee of Mrs. W H Muth Miss Anna Miller Mrs Valentine Brobst and Mrs Norman Badorf was appointed to plan tree planting on the public school playground. The meeting reviewed The Wild Duck A Study in Modern Play Writing with Jane Huebener giving the resume and other readings by several members. Refreshments followed and the group set to meet April 15 at Miss Mary Reidenbach's home.
Rev Tobias outlines Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 and preaching at 10. evening services at 6 30 and 7. The Ladies Missionary Society of the C B Church meets tonight at Mrs Ida Shissler home. The Kings Daughters Circle meets Tuesday at Mrs John Peiffer. Local moves include Kauffman to Hayden Brubaker farm Hamner Creek and Buchter moving into his vacated house.
The ex Yale track star and singer Amy Ross, pictured, studied law before radio and has a new program added to the Columbia network schedule. He can fall back on the law if his broadcasting career ends.
A fragment describes a puffin snare from St. Kilda as a beautiful example of native workmanship. It notes the item’s stormy origin and the long time likely required to craft such a piece.
A short excerpt from the Ohio State Journal notes the phrase The Talent Excelling Nothing exceeds the human capacity for getting up to its ears in debt. The line reflects a witty, satirical take on burden and ambition.
Fragmentary note describes a medieval world map extending from British Isles to Baltic and north Atlantic, with routes toward the Benelux region and the Nordic peninsula. Indicates trade and exploration activity linked to maritime routes and distant shores.
Patterned by nature a Caucasus wamet grows under rugged conditions twisting wood fibers into beautiful patterns as temperatures and winds shape its distinctive design.
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