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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
11
Wim de Gouk, in a speech at The Hague, argues that centuries of borders are outdated as science and technology knit nations. He says prosperity now hinges on neighborly cooperation, with radio, cable, motion pictures, and transport linking economies and prices worldwide.
The piece argues the Recovery Act brands fringe interests as outlaws and promotes fair practice across employees, management, and consumers. It praises codes of ethics for business while questioning who will author them and how lasting reforms will be written into the economy.
The Moravian Church will host the Festival of the Older Boys and Single Brethren this Sunday. Services include 9:15 Sunday School, 9:30 Morning Prayer, 9:40 Worship, Lovefeast at 3, and Communion at 4:15, followed by Emanuel School of Pre-Hunday.
August 24 1883 notes a Harvest 1¢ Day in the park with Ringgold Band of Reading all day. Heurgians from Reading railroad points attended. Also reports on milk wagon accident, boy's fall, local baseball, police picnics, theft of wash, Lititz Springs flow, dog killed, Lititz Jolly Rovers 3-0, school opening, and prices for produce and eggs.
A notice from August 27 1908 reports A Virginia Grosh being named president of the W C P T D. The item notes the leadership change as part of a quarterly update reflecting organizational affairs and member activities in the period.
A Sunday evening preaching service is set for 7 30 standard time at St Johns Lutheran Church Brickerville led by Rev TL A. The public is invited to attend.
A bronze tablet marking the Matthias Gish homestead on New 2b Road at Penryn was unveiled Thursday after the first Matthias and Kathrine Gish descendants reunion at Kauffman’s. Madeline Hamaker and Eleanor Gish unveiled the tablet as Dr Hamaker and John W Gish presided. The inscription notes eight children born to Matthias and Katherine Gish and the land granted by the Penns in 1700s. Evergreen trout planted around the plot symbolize the eight children.
A jumble of names shows Penryn residents visiting various households on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bishop, Mr and Mrs Moyer, Howard Beard and others spent the day with relatives in Brunner, Leb W, Middletown, and Reading areas, including Jean and Pauline, Mary Keath, and the Tauttman family, among many others.
The community holds a picnic at Chaeed Grove with Ta Cadet Band music and on site refreshments. Echoes of the School of Methods will close with an evening service at Trinity E C Church. Delegates attend sessions at Waldheim Park Alien town Spruce Creek Camp and other events. Sunday programs feature reports on morning acts, meals, and miscellaneous items with speakers Lizbeth Tyllong Loretta Mellinger and Florence Burwer.
A large crowd attended events in Browntown as a storm caused flooding and property damage. Road conditions improved after recent delays amid ongoing family gatherings and local services.
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