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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1929
Page
6
Lancaster Automobile Club calls its new fiscal year start with a Friday night meeting at Stevens House Lancaster. The program features Clef Concert Company and the annual business session includes election of officers and review of officers and committee reports. Edward Gable will preside at 8 o clock.
The Lancaster winter meeting closes in March with the final session of the series while the April Strasburg gathering kicks off the spring and summer series in county towns. Henry S. Bowers, 75, died at his daughter’s East Petersburg home after a weeklong illness. He was a retired farmer and Mennonite church member with a large family. Funeral services are in East Petersburg today with burial in the local Mennonite cemetery.
President Ralph W. Schlosser of Elizabethtown College is granted a year's leave of absence for post graduate work at Columbia University. The leave begins after the current term as he pursues advanced study toward a doctoral degree.
Reading plans selective assignment of traffic duty from the police force. Officers chosen for traffic will receive special training and follow their own hours and routine, recognizing not all patrolmen suit traffic service.
John P. Horn and Samuel R. Fraim of Lancaster receive U S patent grants. Horn is awarded an insecticide container designed to attach to furniture, while Fraim is granted a complex padlock invention.
The article argues that no eagle species is pure white and suggests any claims of white eagles are likely albino individuals rather than a separate species. It notes that true whiteness is not a natural trait among eagles.
A brief quote from the Philadelphia Inquirer notes that a living example can elevate a common ethical idea into something extraordinary. The remark underscores personal integrity and observable conduct.
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