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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1930
Page
4
Tribute to Pennsylvania Dutch in new Penn Press book
Dr. Cornelius Weygandt of the University of Pennsylvania announces a new book The Little Red Hills published by University of Pennsylvania Press. The work surveys Pennsylvania Dutch contributions in music, agriculture, art, and daily life with intimate detail and catalogs regional customs, churches, markets, and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Weygandt
Little Red Hills
University of Pennsylvania Press
Philadelphia
Weygandt
University of Pennsylvania
Nazareth
Schoeneck
Bible Conference Honored Scholar Dr Geo W Richards
Lititz welcomes Dr Geo W Richards president of the Reformed Theological Seminary to lead a week long Bible Conference under the Lititz Ministerial Association. Sessions begin nightly at 7 15 in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. Richards is noted for extensive travel study and strong teaching credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Geo. W. Richards
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Europe
Ameica
Legion Play Shows Strong Cast in Opening Night
A young man leads as the downcast and then happy lover with Helen Steffy as the girl, both delivering first class performances that pleased the audience. Mary Bechtel shines as the aunt, Mildred Y Rohrer charms as Palm Beach society member, and Margaret Sanders impresses with stage presence. Joy Grunenberger, Frank Longenecker, Charles Bechtel, Mrs H E McMullen, Thomas Maharg, Dr McMullen, and Amy Grace Buchter fill key roles with notable polish and ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Steffy
Mary Bechtel
Mildred Y. Rohrer
Palm Beach Society
Margaret Sanders
Joy Grunenberger
Frank Longenecker
Charles Bechtel
Mrs. HE. McMullen
Information
Thomas Maharg
Dr. McMullen
Amy Grace Buchter
Church and Sunday School Schedule in Moravian Area
Church and Sunday School listings across multiple denominations. Moravian, Lutheran, Congregational, United Brethren, Reformed, Catholic, Mennonite, and local churches detail Sunday School times, morning worship, sermons, junior and senior C. E. meetings, and Bible conferences. Some churches note no evening service due to Bible Conference. Local pastors include Rev. Crosland, Rev. Sammel, Rev. H J Kline, Rev. J C B, Rev. Geo B Raezer, Rev. F A Weichsel, and Rev. Henry Zechman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul's Lutheran
W. R. Sammel
L. L
Union Bible
Moravian Chapel
Congregational Evangelical
H. J. Kline
Jr. C. EB
United Brethren
C. EE
Reformed
Geo. B. Raezer
Brickerville
S. S
Penryn
Lititz
Union Bible Conference
Moravian
Church OF the Brethren
Hess
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Akron
Rothsville
Woman's Missionary Society
Emma Weidman
Kissel Hill
Spectacle of Costumed Dances Delights Palm Beach Audience
Toughs from near wine works clash with performers as August Fleckenstein shines in Brunnerville inspired comedy. The show features splendid musical numbers and dancing by three girl groups, praised for top costumes and lively performances. Cast lists include Hotel guests, Waitresses, Masqueraders and Farmerettes with many named participants. Close ties persist between pride and hardness of heart, humility and love as the piece closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Fleckenstein
Brunnerville Loose
Palm Beach
Howard Weaver
Marguerite Bard
Nela Meiskey
Henry Muth
Margie Arntz
William Ringer
Grace Hackman
Norman Habecker
Sara Oechme
Chester Leiey
Mae Wahl
Frank Hunter
Anna Hackman
Betty Martin
Margaret Kofroth
Bertha Herr
Debs
Julia Owen
Thelma Furlow
Ruth Seaber
Grace Adams
Verna Hertzler
Kathryn Gibble
Earla Martin
Agnes Hensel
Mac Hassler
Laura Rudy
Betty Girvin
Sara Weidman
Margie Whitcraft
Nina Crosh
Esther Miksch
Kathryn Sturgis
Esther McCreary
Grace
Unsound Golf Theories Highlighted in Gazette Letter
A readers letter to the Arkansas Gazette faults a so called National Live Stark Protruce and a golf expert who urges stripping the game of nonessentials. The message ridicules flawed reasoning and calls for removing alibis in sport critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Gazette
Responsibility Beyond Actions
A concise reflection on accountability that weighs not only direct deeds but also omissions. It argues that neglect is a form of responsibility and shapes moral judgment in personal and public life.
Hard to Endure How bitter a thing It is to look into happiness
A compact reflection on envy and perception. The line contrasts happiness seen through another's perspective with personal longing, underscoring the ache of unshared joy.
Hints For Homemakers by Jane Rogers
Advice on kitchen care and baking improves results. Sharpen a food chopper with sand soap and rinse in boiling water. Add a teaspoon of sugar to tea biscuits for color. Brush sugar syrup on tart shells and pie crusts before baking to enhance appearance.
Banking Finds the Way 70 Safer Era Banking
By Frank W. Simmonds. The banking situation shows that nine of ten banks weathered the crisis in the same communities, not by luck but through sound principles and efficient management. Banking is the keystone of the business structure, and failures are intolerable calamities that must be prevented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Simmonds
American Bankers Association
Clearinghouse Cooperation Elevates Banking Standards Nationwide
Management and supervision aim to reduce losses and boost rewards for banks and the public. The text highlights growing banker cooperation via clearinghouses, now 435 nationwide, as key to reforming regulations, methods, and sound principles, while balancing competition with group action to elevate professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Bankers Association
Construction Group Action
Bank's Role in the Farm Problem and Cooperation
The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission argues banks and farmers depend on each other and must align their strategies. It condemns overextended lending and too many banks while urging sound loans tied to proven earnings. It calls for crop diversification with prudent risk, soil-building rotation, and cutting production costs to raise farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
First to Loop the Loop by Adolphe Pegoud
Adolphe Pegoud became the first flyer to loop the loop performing near Paris in September 1913 in a Bleriot monoplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphe Pegoudl
Paris
Where Is the Grandmother Who Knit for the Family
A fragmentary note asks about the missing grandmother once known for knitting woolen stockings and socks for the family, evoking concern and a search for a familiar elder. No further details are readable in the damaged text.
Hard to Melt Gold Requires High Temperature
The text states that gold requires about 2,000 degrees to melt and cannot be melted without special apparatus. It notes the necessity of specialized equipment due to the high melting point.
Cooler Attracts Interest as Pogs Debate Heats Up
In a lively exchange, supporters note rising interest in the cooler topic while critics register fewer objections. The discourse centers on design efficiency and public appeal, with organizers urging continued discussion and practical testing.
Fancied Boredom The Office Nmever Really Ho Man
The fragment hints at an office routine critique with a humorous take on vacation time and workplace dynamics. It references the idea of wanting longer breaks and a casual workplace atmosphere, with scattered phrases about UKEs and It-Woman's Home Comp.
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