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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
4
The record lists The Record Printing Co. with editors E. D. Fulweiler and RB Johnson. It notes Lititz Pennsylvania as the post office designation, second class matter. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year.
The piece reflects on Christmas spending during economic hardship noting that low prices aid gifts, and generosity thrives despite gloom. It argues gifts should be thoughtful not lavish, urges self sacrifice as reward, and cautions against reckless spending while stressing practical joy.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of Lititz Springs National Bank will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 12 1932 between 1 and 8 P M for electing a Board of Directors and transacting any other business. H H Diehm cashier.
The Neffsville community shares Christmas reflections on giving and sentiment. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mary Zwally's home for a covered dish social. The first six grades plan an entertainment The Old Woman In The Shoe at Neffsville High School on December 10. The Neffsville Girl Reserves met at Reba and Rhoda Keenan's home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Shreiner visited Lancaster friends and Andrew Reidenbaugh called on East Petersburg residents.
Mr and Mrs E B Reidenbaugh and family hosted Galen Brookmyer and son Mark of Smoketown on Sunday. The text notes several men returned home with deer from hunting trips: Harry Kratzert Elmer Klaus Herr Binkley Roy Binkley Mr Getz and Harry Grube.
The Manheim Telephone Company sale to the Denver and Ephrata T and T Co was approved by Manheim stockholders on Friday. Denver and Ephrata stockholders approved the deal at Ephrata on Saturday morning. The sale proceeds to the Public Service Commission for final review. Pioneer Films The first historic US films were President McKinley’s inauguration footage.
An advertisement urges readers feeling sour and bloated to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to promote bile flow and relieve digestive distress. The copy touts gentle vegetable extracts and warns against substitutes, with price and label details included.
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