Enom enal Gain in Trust Services
President John G. Lonsdale urges expanded trust services by banks noting a dramatic rise in active trust departments since 1900. He highlights roles as guardians and advisors, cites benefits to widows and families, and praises life insurance trusts as swiftly building estates. He stresses prudent advertising and urges young men to insure life and women to seek wise partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Lonsdale
American Bankers Association
Oaks
America
Trust Department
Jess
Modern Education Reverses Old Ideas in Banking Training
Harold Stonier of the American Institute of Banking argues education should center on student activity and personal reaction. The program serves 35,000 bankers, blending study with on the job experience to foster thinking and practical judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stonier
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Erica
Banking Association
Learathe
Ike
Putting God's Kingdom First Sunday School Lesson
Summary of a Moody Bible Institute derived lesson by Rev PB Fitzwater for February 2. It outlines Jesus teaching on alms prayer fasting and focus on earthly riches and trust in the heavenly Father. It cites model prayer and emphasizes seeking the kingdom first and storing treasures in heaven.
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PB. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
God
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Heavenly Father
Seed Thoughts on Seizing Providence Openings
A reflective line from Crabbe urges attention to small opportunities to do good as these may lead to significant usefulness. It reminds readers that neglecting chance acts of kindness can forgo meaningful impact in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
Grace of God theme echoes through Christian life
Fragmentary note from Frephotte Mews discusses faith, belief, and the reach of divine grace. The text muses on where belief can take hold and how grace can sustain believers beyond traditional boundaries.
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God
Firemen’s Meeting Set by Lancaster County Group
Lincoln hosts the January meeting of the Lancaster County Firemen’s Association on Friday evening. President Landis says reports from regular and special committees will be heard, including first aid class results under Red Cross supervision. The banquet, March 22 at Odd Fellows Hall Lancaster, is expected to draw a large crowd with notable speakers.
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Lancaster County Firemen’s Association
Linco
Lincoln Firemen
Landis
Red Cross
Odd Fellows Hall
Lancaster
Association
Last Week's Mistakes at the Riverside Shipyard
A brief item lists eight defects from last week including misspelled sign text a missing oar lock and handle on a basket another rudder handle out of place a missing right oar blade an airplane with two wing types palms in the mountains and a waterfall outlet missing.
Meaning of Carnival as a Lenten meat day name
The article explains that Carnival does not denote festivity but a day of meat abstinence. It states the term originated from naming the last day before Lent when meat was set aside.
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad at Moyer's Drug Store
An advertisement urges readers with bladder irritation, backache, or leg pains to try Cystex for quick relief. It promises money back if not improved and marks the product price at 60 cents, sold at L. N. Moyer's Drug Store in Lititz, Pennsylvania.
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L. N. Moyer
Lititz
Penryn Personalities and Spelling Bee Benefit
The Penryn spelling bee drew a large crowd at the local schoolhouse to raise funds for the Penryn Fire Company. Winners in the spelling class were Maria Waltz first, Wilson Baum second, Ruth Bomberger third. information class winners were Anna Mary Diehm first, Henry Galehach second, Dorothy Heagy third.
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Penryn
I. W. Singer
Maria Waltz
Wilson Baum
Ruth Bomberger
Anna Will
Anna Mary Diehm
Henry Galehach
Dorothy Heagy
Kathryn Dittman
Lititz
Klas Eitnier
Stanley
Myra Hummer
John Mease
Silver Spring
W. L. Litenenberger
Bair
Red Lion
A. W. Eshleman
Marvin
David Lang
Landisville
Phares Lang
Fanny Graybill
Manheim
Alverta
Arlene
Jane
Monroe Jr
Charles
Alice Henne
John
Kenneth
John Galebach
James McMullen
Anna Mae Showers
Whiteoak
Helen McMullen
W. T. Horst
Paul Galebach
Gladys
Fred Galebach
Lancaster
Russel Bishop
Lititz Chiropractic and Local Services Ad Card
Professional card notices show Jonas E Risser D C chiropractor with evening hours in Lititz Pennsylvania and Bronnerville area by appointment. Also listed are hauling services litter Weed sale garbage collection Bollinger at Liberty Street Lititz and Ada Schnerer notary public and insurance at Spruce Street Lititz with contact 219 R.
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Jonas E. Risser
D.C
R. R. No
Lititz
Bronnerville
Bollinger
Liberty Street
Lititz, Pa
M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener and Babecker Real Estate Firm at Lititz
Huebener and Babecker located at 34 East Main Street Lititz offer real estate services insurance investment securities scrivening and clerking of sales. The business emphasizes a wide range of professional offerings from property deals to financial services under one office.
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Hershey & Gibbel
Local Families Visit Friends and Relatives This Sunday
Brunnerville Lydia Bishop and Mrs. Paul Koehler hosted Sunday dinner guests. White Oak visitors Milton Ober and daughters Meda and Kya, plus Alice Ober, called on Monroe Ober. Lititz hosts included Carl Weber with B. B. Weber, and Elmer Weachter received Ezra Cochran and Lorraine. Elm residents F. R. Diehm welcomed Biemesderfers and Ruhl family joined by Valera Garman and Beatrice Kline. Isaac Moyer and daughters Jean and Pauline visited Jacob Moyer in Lititz.
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Elmer Weachter
R. B. Biemesderfer
Lois
Velma
Joyce
F. R. Diehm
Elm
Charles Bless
Charles
Mary
Paul
Edward
P. B. Eshleman
Georges Biemesderfer
George Ruhl
Valera
Beatrice Kline
Lebanon
Robert Garman
Isaac Moyer
Jean and
Pauline
Lititz
Jacob Moyer
How I Removed My Goitre Told In Letter
Mrs A A Marshall of Philadelphia writes to Druggist L N Moyer describing how she removed her goitre years ago. She explains her heart nerves and breathing were badly affected. She offers no sales pitch and invites readers to read her experience at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Marshall
Rochelle Avenue
Philadelphia
L. N. Moyer
Quite a Chunk of a Boy Robert Fadlow’s Growing Outlook
Robert Fadlow of Alton Illinois at 11 years old stands just under seven feet tall and weighs 230 pounds with a 27 shoe. Doctors call him normal beyond size and expect continued growth. He hopes to become an airplane pilot but fears his height may steer him toward Zeppelins.
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Robert Fadlow
Alton
Ill
Robert
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Tham
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Walut Gn Ove Dairy
W. Martin Hess
Ee Tel
Long & Company
Stoner
Harris Building
Baby
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R. D
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