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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
6
The lesson centers on Jesus feeding five thousand with five loaves and two fishes, teaching dependence on God. It covers the disciples’ roles, the crowd’s response, and the symbolism of Jesus as the bread of life, offering eternal life to believers.
A short reflective piece notes that prayer improves a person and unconfessed sin harms the soul. It ponders why some spell Christian with a lowercase c and analogizes engraving a stone to how wounds can create beauty in time.
Brunnerville reports Rev Tobias announcing revival services at Sumcay with morning worship at 9 and 10 o clock, C E at 6 and evening worship at 7 30. Eleven conversions noted as revival continues through the week. Social notices list numerous local visitors and family visits across the area.
Lexington residents Mr and Mrs David Geltmacher of Newtown spent Sunday with their son Mr and Mrs Clayton Geltmacher and family. Rev Harry Tobias of Myerstown called on multiple local households including Mr and Mrs Addison Meiley Mr and Mrs Linn Wirestone and Mr and Mrs J F Shultz. Additional visitors called on Mr and Mrs John Hilton and saw Mr and Mrs David Hilton and daughter and others from Diamond Station Ephrata and local families.
American chemists unveil a granular fertilizer with 64 percent plus plant food, far higher efficiency than ordinary mixes. The Swann Chemical Company plans widespread testing with experiment stations and colleges, noting reduced dust and no cake formation, enabling precise, low-rate application.
John Gingrich of Neffsville and several couples attended the Harrisburg farm show on Wednesday. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Samuel Hornley and Levi Witmer at Lititz and Middle Creek. Local residents hosted and visited family and friends across Lititz Brunnerville and Manor Township, with routine calls and Sunday gatherings.
Gertrude Slair’s property undergoes major repairs including a new roof. Rev A E Miller presents an illustrated lecture on the Last Day of Pompeii at the High School auditorium Thursday evening. A sauerkraut supper is set for Saturday in K G E Hall by the Men's Bible Class. Evangelistic services begin next Sunday evening led by Rev A H Groff. Tobacco crops in the area are mostly sold at prices around 10 and 8. Rev and Mrs I F Bergstrasser of Mohnton visited with the McNamees last week. J W Buch acted as a grand jur-
In Lancaster Court over the past weeks, Stanley Strauss and Robert Good spent Sunday at Emaus. Sunday entertainment at A. F. Getz and family included LeRoy Wolf and family of Monterey, A. W. Weber and family of Ephrata, Mrs. Sarah Hackman, C. C. Hackman and children of Pine Hill, Miss Ruth Zwally, town resident, Miss Kathryn Ladal of Paradise, and Misses Mae Wolf and Gora Getz.
H. 8. Zwally and H. C. Kissinger drove to Elizabeth New Jersey for a Sunday excursion.
Andre Marie Ampere a famed French scientist born in 1775 is celebrated for his early mathematical brilliance and later work in electricity and magnetism. The ampere the main unit of electric current was named after him.
Household recipe note presents methods to convert leftover peach syrup and dried apricots into jam with pectin. Includes steps for Dolly from Canned Peach Syrup and Dried Apricot Jam, detailing sugar amounts, boiling, skimming, and canning to yield multiple eight ounce jars.
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