Lutheran Church Gains 50 Members Last Year
The St Pauls Lutheran Church reports a net year gain of 60 from 68 accessions, with 24 baptized and 92 confirmed members. Rev I Mumpet notes 15 funerals, weddings, and general receipts of 30 300 plus benevolences 3 564. The mission group receives 1200 annual support and 457 carried from prior year. Sunday School records 680 members. elders and deacons elected for terms. auditors named.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Iarold Mumpet
Dumper
Wanikam
India
Numvers
John W. Stabaker
D. Fulweiler
J.B. Hertzer
Guy. Calvert
Chag Zarman
Missionary Society Chapters Host Quarterly Luncheon
The Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church held its quarterly luncheon Tuesday evening with Sunbeam Class members as guests. Sixty attended a program led by Mrs. H. H. Dichm, focusing on "Our Daily Bread" with talks by several members. Officers were installed, including President Mrs. Albert Hornberger and Treasurer Mrs. Fred Spinner. The group planned to roll bandages at the February 6 meeting, with a committee organizing the event for an afternoon gathering followed by a final business session.
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Women's Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sunbeam
H. H. Dichm
James Sheaffer
D. G. Witmyer
Simon Snyder
J. N. Mumper
Harry Baker
Albert Hornberger
A. H. Christner
Elavod Furlow
M. Ada Schnerer
Fred Spinner
Christmas Yard Scene Surprises with Zoo and Lights
In the station’s rear lies a large zoo with lifelike animal cages, followed by a fountain leaping from a base of colored lights and a park where children swing, play in sand, or ride a ferris wheel. Streets glow with decorative lights along the roads.
30 Minute Dishes From Leftovers
A thrift minded guide shows how to turn yesterday’s roast into fast flavorful dinners in thirty minutes. Recipes include paprika pork with tomato sauce, mushroom rice casserole, Mexican spaghetti with ham and peppers, and meat with vegetables, each using simple pantry items and leftover meat.
Mr Reedy Displays Moving Crossing Gate Scene in Lititz
A lighted display in Rotheville features a crossing gate that moves and auto holds a large truck to prevent a train collision. A tiny electric park train offers tours while the miH buildings were crafted by H I Geltz of Lititz. Six weeks of work followed a pre drawn plan. Mr and Mrs Reedy invite locals to view the scene, with 800 visitors so far and 300 more expected before the display ends.
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Gelling
Mr. Reedy
Tree Yard
H. I. Geltz
Lititz
Litila
Auxiliary To Meet The Ladies' Auxiliary In Lititz
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Lititz Fire Company will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Harry Smith at Spruce and Orange Streets. All members are urged to attend.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lititz Fire Company
Harry Smith
Spruce and
Orange Streets
London Likes Pudding at Christmas
Twelve hundred tons of plum pudding are consumed in London at Christmas. The festive treat marks the season with widespread feasting and communal cheer across the city.
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London
Lititz Record News Briefs Highlights Local Happenings
Local briefs cover community events, meetings, and notices from Lititz and surrounding areas. Highlights include civic updates, upcoming programs, school activities, and neighborhood developments with brief timelines and key participants.
The Value of the Colleges Endowments and Needs in Higher Education
The value of U S higher education institutions property totals over 2.5 billion dollars with endowments surpassing 1.15 billion. Thirty colleges average 18 million each, eleven of them average 25.9 million, and a few exceed 100 million. Annual operating income exceeds 500 million, while gifts in a single year reach 233 million.
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United States
How Banks Lend Money and Manage Deposits
A country banker explains bank business citing that 3 percent must be kept as reserve. Loans are made to creditworthy customers with repayment at set times and in liquid form. Banks avoid industrial investment, require truthful financial statements, and assess credit lines based on deposits, collateral, and endorsers.
Will Rogers on banks and credit crisis
Will Rogers argues banks failed the public not alone. he says when people needed money they borrowed but when banks needed repayment they faced default. He emphasizes shared responsibility and calls for understanding of the credit squeeze.
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Will Rogers
Banking mirrors the life around it in Forum article
Francis H. Sisson argues that bank notes and investments reveal local economic health. He says farm district loans reflect agricultural cycles, while urban banks mirror production and distribution. The fate of banks is tied to the wider fate of the people and nation.
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Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
Forum Magazine
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Lutheran Church
Missionary Society
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
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