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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
2
Local sale notes advertise men and boys suits and polo shirts with varied prices alongside caps shirts and shoes. Also promoted are shelf paper, drawer paper, fight and treasure chests, modern bedroom suites, Kellogg cereals, garden seeds, and house cleaning supplies at area stores with multiple brand titles and offers.
A string of social visits and guest appearances across Manheim, Rothsville, Lititz, and surrounding towns mark Easter week. Families including Hess, Oberholtzer, Weller, Buchter, McCoy, Stauffer, and Keeh are noted hosting or visiting relatives and friends.
A numerous mix of Penryn and nearby residents gathered for Easter Sunday dinners and weekend visits. Guests from Lititz Manheim Rothsville and Penn joined families including the Weits Diehms Keaths and Biemesderfers to share meals and converse at multiple homes.
Blue eye shadow is the popular color of the season. When shaping eyebrows with a tweezer never pull hairs against the grain. Always pluck each hair gently in the direction it grows.
The choir directed by Joseph W. Sheckard with Mrs. T. T. Dussinger on organ presents a program including Sanctus from Gounod's St Cecelia Mass with tenor Mr. Brown and other pieces such as Fling Wide the Gates from Stainer's Crucifixion and On Divine Redeemer by Gounod. It showcases solos by Sheckard Sherkard Sechrist and Althouse among others with organ piano and violin accompaniment.
The Literary Digest credits Clifford Odets with a dramatic breakthrough as his three plays ignite Broadway interest. Waiting For Lefty and Till The Day I Die unite as a bold evening of propaganda featuring a taxi strike rallying diverse audiences and prompting intense debate about Nazi Germany and workers’ rights.
The term secretive is discussed with focus on pronunciation and etymology. It derives from sovreie meaning to remove from observation or to separate by secretion in physiology. The note clarifies both concealment and promotive secretion senses.
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