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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
11
The Lititz Record records its publication from Lititz Pennsylvania with office at 9 South Broad Street and a post office designation as Second Class Matter. Local communications are directed to THE RECORD PRINTING CO at the Lititz address.
A fragmented editorial voice blends a mountain rail tale with reflections on latent buying power and the 1983 leadership surge. It warns that gossip harms communities more than droughts or stock, urging true neighborliness, sincere help, and friendship over rumors for happiness and success.
Conrad, tax collector in Rothsville Warwick Township, filed liens on four properties over the per capita school tax of 4.20. The property owners paid immediately. He says no organized group opposes the tax but some await results of a first challenge before acting.
Work on the Litux Rothsville Pike to start within two weeks and finish by June. Henry Shaub and Company of Lancaster, Pa, submitted the winning bid of 5850 in a three bid process.
A steer slated for slaughter at Intiz’s butcher shop twice tried to escape. It was finally led to the barnyard and slaughtered the next day. Broad Street stretching from gutter to gutter is being repaved with stone between the rails and ten inches each side. Walter McCreary suffered a crushed toe when a railroad truck wheel loosened and dropped. Benjamin Lutz Jr. had a quinsy attack last week. Eyes priced at 23, 24 and 25 cents a dozen. Toutter wads at 28 cents a pound. Frank Buch mounts a served owl on a novel setting. A crescent moon will appear in the background. The bird was secured by Frank Sturgis near Titite Public Schools.
No Br ickerville service this Sunday Rev G B Raezer preaches at Fenryn Church Sunday afternoon Sunday School at Fenryn 9 and Tillby 9 10 Trinity HE C Church morning and evening sermons by Rev Bd Lergsdorf on Preparation for Heaven and The Ark of Safety followed by an illuminated Cross Service Junior Christian Endeavor Society at Trinity Church reorganized into two groups with Mary Mellinger and Ruth Bender as captains Junior choir organized with Mrs Lester Haines and Mrs Lydia Furlow in charge Young People's Missionary Society meets at Ezra Hartranfts on North Broad Street Special Luther League service Sunday evening at Kissel Hill Lutheran Church address by Prof F F Bailey Walter H Buch William Nelson and John Getz re-elected Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church trustees Ushers' League elects Harry Workman president Joshua Rollman vice president Morris Wolf secretary and John K K Mathers treasurer
The Women's Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met in the Sunday School chapel last Tuesday afternoon with Miss Sarah Storateltz as leader. Mrs. G jl Calvert acted as pianist and readings were given by Mrs. J F Ston.
At the meeting the treasurer reported offerings of 94.66 dollars. The Thank Offering fund exceeded 50 dollars and the Manikam fund reached 65 dollars. Plans included rolling bandages for the Leper Home in Surinam 8 A January 19 and making dresses for orphans on February 8. Committees were named for garments, leaders, and future program China The School to be led by Mrs Bomberger. A supper and social with games followed.
Beck was re-elected president at the monthly Lancaster County Historical Society meeting held Friday night in Lancaster. Two papers were read, including one by Beck on The Grave yard of Revolutionary Soldiers at Lititz. The group debated holding meetings at various county localities and formed a committee to plan a series of meetings and Beck lauded the society’s research efforts.
In Mark 1 21 45 the divine Servant teaches with authority in the synagogue at Capernaum on the Sabbath, expels a demon, heals Peter’s mother in law, and cures many, including a leper, demonstrating immediate, complete divine healing and compassion for human need. The section emphasizes Jesus authority over demons and illness and his tireless outreach to the people.
Church and Sunday service schedules list Moravian, Lutheran, Brethren, Reformed and other parishes. Timings include morning worship at 9 to 10:30, afternoon or vesper services, Sunday School, and midweek events across Lititz, Akron, Rothsville, Penryn, Brickerville, and Brunnerville with multiple pastors named.
Five baskets of provisions were distributed including oranges candy and stockings to 26 children and boxes of cakes and candy sent to Paul Dulabahn a patient at the Naval Hospital Philadelphia and 19 Paul O'Brien a patient at Coatesville Hospital by the Woman's Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion. The auxiliary also sent cards cigarettes stockings and candy to Coatesville Hospital and two Christmas trees to Perry Point Hospital. The regular meeting of the Auxiliary will be held tonight in the Post Home on South Broad Street.
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