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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
12
A midsized bank describes its loan portfolio showing how loans to a shoe manufacturer, a wholesale grocer, a homeowner, a dentist, a refrigerator distributor and others weave a local economy together. Total bank loans exceed twelve million dollars and national credit cooperation tops twenty billion dollars.
A nostalgic recipe recalls a Southern holiday table with hogs foot jelly and a grand ambrosia bowl. The card lists ingredients including canned pineapple orange sections coconut and sugar, steps to layer fruit and coconut, then chill to serve six.
A reader reports continued warm weather with an observation Friday of four water snakes swimming around in a local area. The note suggests current conditions favor outdoor activity and wildlife sightings.
A home photography column by John Van Guilder gives practical tips for capturing natural child pictures. Readers are advised to note camera settings, review prints, and aim for authentic portrayals rather than posed images.
Experts note signs of animal life indicating approaching warm weather even as swans appear near Columbia. Readings show frigid lows from 10 to 13 degrees with two more days of cold, and old timers say snow cover has persisted longer than decades. Roads remain treacherous with limited plow space and a high wind potential.
Funeral services for Elizabeth Benny Fisher, 93, who died Monday at United Zion Home north of town, were held this morning at Lebanon. A former Lebanon resident she is survived by her son in New York, a sister in Lisbon Town, and four grandchildren.
State Senator H. J. Pierson has filed for a second four year term in the 17th district this week, seeking continued service in the state senate.
An Egyptologist notes temple inscriptions at walls were frequently censored by officials before they were completed, reflecting control over religious and royal messaging.
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