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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
4
In this excerpt from a 1911 discussion, the author notes men differ on the highest good. Religion and secular living converge on the idea that the good is the result of right living, requiring self-control, knowledge, and the capacity for enjoyment. Happiness stems from being good, with individuals as their own judges.
The Carnegie Trust Company case prompts Albany to consider bills discouraging large loans to officers and related companies. Critics argue a blanket ban would deter service on boards, while regulators aim to curb unlawful lending to related interests and detect evasions.
The Clay Circle No 68 Brotherhood of America adopted memorial resolutions for Joseph M. Krisher. They express sympathy to his family, plan to drape the charter in mourning for thirty days, and direct minutes and notices to be sent and printed. An eight-man German orchestra played music on Monday in town.
In Penryn area reports note plenty of sweet potatoes last fall but now scarce. Isaac Singer advances toward a permanent professional certificate under Superintendent Seiverling. Garret, ex internal revenue inspector, returns to stay at Penryn hotel. Local youths plan to enter Manheira High School next term. A runaway wagon incident near Henry Bomberger’s yard injures none, but eggs suffer damage. Dog John, long-time local figure, is jailed after burglary charge led by Gust Nauman. Several residents attend Reformed class in Hummelstown and visit relatives in Lancaster.
The Diamond baseball grounds are being scraped and leveled to prepare for openings expected in May. Managers Loercher and Wagner anticipate a strong team and appeal for public support as the lineup nears completion. Local notes include church services, travel, and farm news from the Lititz area and surrounding towns.
A brief public notice notes activity in the Cedar Street meat line area with unspecified details. Local officials remind readers to watch for further instructions and clarified schedules.
Listings show sales and bills printed at RECORD, with upcoming auctions in Manheim, Ephrata, and Pequea Township. Items include horses from Franklin County and Kansas and Iowa stock, plus household goods and implements. notices indicate dates, locations, and sellers such as A D Sahm Jos Baker I H Lawson Nathaniel B Erb executor.
Rev H J Kine delivered the baccalaureate sermon to graduates in the U E church with a crowded house. Commencement is set for Thursday evening. Marriage of Frederick Dougherty and Miss Anna Muir last Saturday announced. Various local notices include church conferences, sermons, love feasts, and a busy calendar of picnics, reunions, and community events through August.
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