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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

5

Church and Sunday School Schedules for Area Parishes

A compact listing of church services across several congregations including Zion Lutheran United Brethren and nearby parishes. Timings noted: Sunday School mornings 9 to 10, worship at 10 30, evening services 7 30, and midweek or Friday events in several churches.

Ille WU S. S Ching Jr. C. EL G. Ey GON Church S. Ss C. HE Aville United Brethren C. Seting

The Choolmaster Serial Story in 1871 Edition

A garbled historical note describes the first edition of The Choolmaster printed serially in 1871 with an author inscription to Tame id. It notes piracy of later editions, French and Danish republications, and a claim of high sales. Mention is made of Hamlin and the Fogger family and a sprawling account of related artifacts and locations.

Tameid Sane

Fragmented Note Describes Personal Reflections

A garbled text fragment references fear, lightning, a tree, and renewal themes. It mentions a person unnamed and feelings of being tired, tense, and possibly seeking calm. The legible content centers on emotional struggle and uncertain plans without clear names or events.

Church Notes Highlight Local Moravian and Lutheran Activities

Moravian Church invites Rev. Dr. W V Moses to preach while Rt. Rev. E. Crosland attends ordination in Winston-Salem. New members received at Penryn Lutheran. Lititz pastor H J Kline enters final year before Bethlehem conference. St Paul’s Lutheran hosts reception for new members. Woman's Missionary Society reports funds, dress project for Kuskequim orphans, and charitable songs and readings.

Moravian Church W. V. Moses Moravian College and Theological Seminary Bethlehem Crosland Winston-Salem N. C J. K. Pfohl Randthaler H. J. Kline Evangelical Congregational Church Lititz John McCloud St. Paul's Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society of the Norman Badorf N. Broad Street E. S. Crosland A. Virginia Grosh Miss Grosh Intermediate C. E. Society Kuskequim Alaska H. EK. Gr Rizabeth Hepp Surinam Demmy Dutch Guiana M. C. Kauffman Wm. Bierks Hopp Bethesda Leper Josph Zahm Florence Seldomridge E. Grosh Cornelius Biy Luella Martin

Velvet Mohair Upholstery for Cars Boosts Comfort and Value

An article argues velvet mohair interiors offer advantages for family cars. Mohair velvet resists dirt, cleans easily, and provides a smooth ride, improving appearance and resale value by an estimated fifty to two hundred dollars.

Pitfalls in Fare Districts Hit Banking Practices

President IF D Farrell warns bankers in the American Bankers Association Journal that financing inferior dairy cattle imports harms communities. A county agent and bankers refused loans, cattle moved elsewhere, and the risk of promoting creameries without college approval led to market distortions.

IF. D. Farrell Kansas State Agricultural College American Bankers Association Journal Kansas Creuniery Gau Cesira State Agricultural College

Offer Prize for Oldest Mohair Furniture Piece

The Household Science Institute of Chicago offers 250 dollars for the oldest Mohair upholstered furniture in the United States in good condition. The winning piece will be exhibited with other antique items at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. entry requires contacting the institute with details.

Household Science Institute Chicago United States Institute Grace Vaill Gray Science Institute South 19 Street

Key Banker Aids Tennessee County Farm Boom Since 1926

A Tennessee county gains about 400 000 dollars in annual income from new farm ventures started since 1926 through the work of a "key banker" and the county agent. The program, aided by the state bankers association and the American Bankers Association, boosted tobacco Irish potato and cabbage cash crops along with dairy and poultry raising. Dairy products and vegetables were sold through cooperative channels, and a cheese factory opened in 1928 with county funds. By 1929 farmers moved 45 000 dollars of milk and 130 000 dollars of crops to markets, with more growth anticipated.

Tennessee Tennessee College of Agriculture State Bankers’ Association American Bankers Association Ois

Tobacco Weighs Varying by Color and Type

A note states that a house of tobacco typically weighs 1.200 pounds for dark colored tobacco and 1.000 pounds for light tobacco.

First Successful Flights in 1903 and 1906 Probed

The Wright brothers achieved a first successful flight on December 17, 1903. Earlier European experiments culminated without a successful flight until Santos-Du Mont in 1906, highlighting a delayed aviation milestone.

Europe France England Germany Santos-Du- Mont Wright Brothers

Fuller Brush Man Elmer E Lynes visits town

Elmer E Lynes The Fuller Brush Man is in town offering household and personal brushes. He will call and see you. cards available to Lancaster R D 5 PA. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Harvey Clair and family for sympathy and flowers after their daughter and sister’s illness and death.

Sarah C. Fass Itp Elmer E. Lynes Fuller Brush Lancaster R. D Harvey Clair

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