Jesus Calls Five New Friends in John 1 Lesson
Episcopal style Sunday school lesson from 1931 by Rev P B Fitzwater analyzes John 1 19 51 with Golden Text Behold the Lamb of God. It traces John the Baptist testimony leading to Jesus followers Andrew Peter Philip Nathanael and Nathanael's confession as Jesus the Messiah and the spread of faith through personal witnessing and bringing others to Christ.
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John
Jesus
Christ
John the Baptist
the Baptist
Andrew
Apostle
Lamb of God
Lord
Peter
Teter
Church of God
Simon
Cephas
Philip
Nathanael
Galilee
Moses
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus Christ
Earth
Heaven
The Present Duty and Ordinary Citizens
A reflection on the danger of inaction between grand aims and small duties. It warns that many await heroic moments yet neglect ordinary useful citizenship.
Meet God in the Secret Place Quote Featured
A brief quotation notes a spiritual instruction to seek God in private daily before engaging with the world, emphasizing personal devotion and daily practice. The line appears as a standalone exhortation guiding readers toward morning contemplation.
Industrial Leader Warns Cars Cause Accidents Not Chance
C L Rice Hawthorne Works manager Western Electric argues that society and industry must share the burden for accident prevention. He cites 1913 to 1930 gains in reducing industrial fatalities, notes Chicago auto deaths rising in 1930, and urges home and community responsibility along with stricter driver discipline.
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C. L. Rice
Chicago Association of Commerce
Rice
Hawthorne
Western Electric Company
Chicago Daily News
United States
Chicago Evening Post
America
Chicago
Cook County
Washington
Sareemey
Western Electric
Ownership Statement for The Lititz Record 1932
Publicity notice under the 1912 Act lists editor E D Fulweiler Lititz Pa business manager Jas R Johnson publisher The Record Printing Co owners Jas R Johnson and E D Fulweiler sworn January 2 1932 before E E Habecker Notary public commission expires 1988.
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Tyne
Lititz Record
Lititz
E. D. Fulweiler
Jas. R
E. E. Habecker
N. P
Nue
Penryn Byler Family to Perform at Jerusalem Church
The Penryn Byler family of Lititz Rev and Mrs Byler and ten children will present a full program next Sunday evening January 17 at Jerusalem Reformed Church. Community members from Lititz and nearby towns attended visits and social gatherings including multiple households in Penryn Lancaster and Elizabethtown.
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Byler
Lititz
Jerusalem Reformed Church
George Biemesderfer
Elaine
John Galebach
Harold
Tene
S. F. Kaufman
Soudersburg
Social Visits Spread Across Lexington Area
Miss Lorraine Kline spent several days with Mr and Mrs Elam Shelly at Manheim. Mr and Mrs Morris Carpenter and daughter Pauline visited Mr and Mrs Phares Weidman at Kleinfeltersville on Sunday. Their son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Sherman Steffy in Litiz.
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Morris Carpenter
Harvey Markley
Landis Balmer
Clay
Barton Kreider
Millway
M .Fahnestock
Harry Hacker
Myerstown
Frank Metzler
Lizzie Gibbie
Brunnerville
Elmira Burkholder
Farmersville
Grace Mease
Wilson Spangler
Harold and
Ray
John Bomberger
Elm
Messrs
Roy, Clarence and
James Irwin
John Hilton
Harry Tobias
Henry Mease
Freeman Becker
Leah Becker
Phares Zartman
Lizzie Lowery
United Zion Home
Biemesderfer
Jacob Moyer
Samuel Stauffer
Lancaster
Elam Koehler
Near Town
Paul Koehler
Francis Weidman
Marty
Elstonville
Marcus Sheetz
Penryn
Arthur Weidman
Sara Long
Lewis Sturgis
Lititz
George Biemesderfer
John Gulebach
Lutheran Sunday School
Frank Diehm
CG. L. Neszleroth
William Nelson
Paul Diehm
Isaac Singer
Isaac Moyer
Abram Breit+igan
Massechnee
Pen
Mary Keller
Paul Galebach
Ethel Galebach
Lorraine Kline
Elam Shelly
Manheim
Pauline
Phares Weidman
Kleinfeltersville
Clarence Roth
Sherman Steffy
Litiz
Tests Tree Gas Pressure For Wood Study
An apparatus has been built to test the internal gas pressure of trees. It will support research into the internal structure of wood and how gas pressure interacts with it.
Smoot Delivers Record 11 Hour Senate Appeal on Ship Purchase
In 1915 the U.S. Senate heard an unprecedented 11 hours and 25 minutes of continuous speech during the Ship Purchase Gill appeal. Senator Smoot dominated the chamber with lengthy remarks on the topic.
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United States
Senate
Smoot
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Sigeserg
National Safety Council
Great Plant
Christ Adair and Daughter
Annville
Wayne Wolfskill
Pentyn
Chester Witmyer
Robert Biemesderfer
Elizabethtown
Robert Booth
Robert
Jean
Lincoln
John Greiner
Isaac Greiner
Ezra Cochran
Lorraine
Elmer Weachter
Norman Ober
Lexington
Dietz’s
Lancaster, PA
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
ASCO
Asco Royal Anne
California
Calif
Victor Coffee
Brazil
Asco Golden
Supreme Victor Bread
L Pt. Can Wesson Oil
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