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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
7
The Young People's Council of District No. 9 met February 11 with 124 attendees including seven pastors and eight Sunday School superintendents. R Stanley Kendig spoke on the Crusade for Christ and urged leadership development and community moral improvement.
A condensed set of phrases references Best In gear for personal causes and Ruskin ideas, then shifts to Herodotus noting Egyptian domestic weaving while women traded in markets. It mentions Malay superstition about a named child temporarily adopted by another family.
The Pennsylvania State College announced a maximum enrollment of 1170 freshmen for 1929 1930, unchanged from the present year. Of the total 1000 men and 170 women will be admitted, with priority to Pennsylvania students from top high school graduating classes. Applications for the five groups will be accepted in July as spaces allow if entrance requirements are met.
A garbled OCR passage discusses believers and a Texas student who reportedly died after a shock incident. The piece hints at legal action and ongoing controversy surrounding miracles and satire in a college setting.
The Chinese teacher asserts a person’s character can be read in his baok a discovery echoed by those seeking aid from a wealthy relative. Derrait News notes the claim reflects belief in personal readings influenced by social access.
Real estate office HUEBENER & HABECKER lists several attractive residences with reasonable prices. Call 1384 East Main Street, Lititz, for more details from the sales staff.
Esbenshade, a nurse for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and the Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association, made 101 calls in Lititz and vicinity during January. Sixty five were free service calls to policyholders while 36 were paid or charity calls to non insured residents.
In a Chinatown voice the sage Ho cautions against neglecting tradition while urging balance with progress. He says reverence for ancestors should not stop people from pursuing current duties and daily life.
Fragmentary text mentions corners of expenses and vin custiees. unclear subjects or events limit fuller summary. The readable phrases imply automotive caution and financial considerations during travel. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed.
Advertises week end specials including Campbell's beans three cans for 28 cents and Ideal Cocoa one pound box for 29 cents. Stayman Winesap apples per basket at 1.00, Not-a-Seed Raisins eight boxes at 25 cents, Franklin sugar 100 pound bag 5.10, and Luden's chocolate assortments at 29 cents per pound.
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