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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
4
The Lititz Record is issued from Lititz Pennsylvania with editors E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson guiding the paper. Second class matter at the Lititz post office is noted.
The automobile business is seen as a key indicator of broader economic health. Optimistic leaders anticipate a profitable 1930 with production guided by actual orders rather than over supply, suggesting steady recovery despite past bumps.
Grace Hollinger and parents from Elizabethtown College visited. Amanda Weaver, Sara Weaver of Lititz, and Jacob Graybill of Brunnerville joined Sunday supper. Several households, including the Beckers and Wentlings, hosted relatives and friends across Oregon Hershey Brownstown and Manheim during the weekend.
The study group for first aid, held every Monday night at the local Fire Hall, includes members from East Petersburg, Eden, Hops Tose, Lititz, Manheim, Neffsville, Penryn, Rolfe, Shawnee, and Rohsville fire companies and an unclassified group. Names include H E H Johnson Irvin Lupold William Myers Leroy Redeau Elmer Shaffer A R Stauffer Gerald Brimmer L Brimmer R G Heagey Roy Knerr A R Kreider Elmer Lipp Norman Miller J R Weinhold Paul Weinhold Ervin Nissley Ross Almoney Leroy Bare F H Exline Earl Gohn Ephraim Herr James Howard Harry Keener James Kline Charles Krick Donald May Allen Putt Oliver Reed C E Regennas John Reissnyder Earl Reist A K Reist Eugene Stauffer William Sturgis H P Wagner Ralph Walter Eldwood Brins rd Allen Brosey Henry Danner Willard Fetter John Fissel Colin K Gray Charles Hollinger Richard Hoffer Henry Houser Robert Hummer John Hummer Frank Kieffer Paul Knier Leonard Miller Harry Moyer Leroy Seidel B H Lefever T R Shhenk George Biemesderfer Paul Diehm John Hales bach Ray Hollinger Jacob Berkenbine James Long M H Eichley Clarence Gingrich.
In chapter one of the synopsis, Molly Birke, descendant of Molly Brant, bears Paul to a New York financier and dies when he is thirteen. Paul, now thirty-two, marries Claire Durand and leads a large river engineering project near Peribonka. His heart leans to Carla, a central European immigrant's daughter who educates village children and shares a deep bond with the mother of the children.
Paul visits Carla and her mother in a rain washed cottage and finds a warmth and memory in the women he loves. He reflects on Carla and his wife Claire, and feels the pull of enduring love across generations and loss.
Paul and Garla travel to Peribonka where Carla receives praise from Maria Chapdelaine and Samuel Caapdelaine. Back home Paul confesses his longing for Carla and cares for her mother as Carla grieves the mother’s sudden death with Paul's support.
Paul transitions from the pit’s raw labor to a spiritually draining New York business world. He grows closer to Carla as she grieves, and their bond deepens amid lonely mansions and a looming decision. Carla's return to office and a shared, restrained longing highlight a destined drift toward love and risk.
Mental pleasures never cloy like bodily joys. They grow with repetition and are enhanced by reflection and continued enjoyment, Colton notes.
Wise traveler pushes on through fair weather bearing his sun shine, knowing the journey must proceed. The quote reflects cheerful resolve and self reliance from Tynner.
The venerable bald cypress in Santa Maria Tula Mexico is described as the world’s oldest tree. Estimates place its age at around a thousand years, making it a rare surviving ancient organism.
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