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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
5
A list of area churches and Sunday School schedules is summarized with service times for many denominations including United Brethren Lutherans Catholics and Congregationalists. Notable items include Passion Plays mentioned as Oberammergau and notes on charitable gifting values from Woman's Home Companion.
The spring in Andersonville prison broke in the center of the space between the stockade and the dead line. It lay on the forbidden margin beyond which passage was prohibited. To obtain water within the lines, Captain Wirt had to grant permission for its conveyance.
A quotation emphasizes the value of simple agricultural effort over politics. It declares that enlarging a barren spot of ground to produce two ears of corn or two blades of grass would earn greater praise for humanity than the entire political class.
A rainy day scene on Madison Avenue features a woman in sable goat hair telling a gloomy conductor she rides in her own car. The conductor notes they missed her and rings up the fare as she explains her stance.
A cryptic notice uses archaic wording to suggest a moral about cheating rarely helping a weak person, but may influence others in the broader community. The text references a family or brood and implies limited impact from deceit.
Fragment of obituary notes Sallie Eckert of Elm and Jacob Shultz of Lexington along with a grandson Bart Lorah.
Mrs Jerre G Baumgardner and Mrs Fannie Sellers Baumgardner, aged sixty eight, died at home in Manheim from complications after a stroke. She was a St Pauls Reformed member and survived by her husband, five children, a sister, and burial followed at Kreiders Cemetery after services at home and at St Pauls Church in Manheim.
Lydia Yetter eighty five widow of William Yetter of Elizabethtown died Thursday at Neffsville Home from old age and complications. She was formerly Lydia Brubaker of Lawn and sister to Rev. Jacob Brubaker. Survived by two stepdaughters Mrs. Amos Hambright and Mrs. Yulie Fasnacht. Funeral at Hambright home and Church of the Brethren then burial in Spring Creek cemetery near Hershey.
John S Landis of near Brunnerville died at his daughter's home after complications. Funeral services were held at 9 30 am at the home and 10 am at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Brickerville with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Survived by children Amos Katie Samuel Mary Elizabeth Mabel Walter John, twenty six grandchildren, five great grandchildren, one step-brother Nathan Dallastown and a step-sister Bertha Strickler Windsor.
Birds develop flight by first using body feathers, but outer margin feathers become key for power. Wing feather strength and shape vary with lifestyle, reflecting evolutionary needs for flight performance.
In a Washington Star excerpt, G Ho of Chinatown cautions against sweating small issues and wasting energy on trivial worries, urging attention to more meaningful efforts. The quote emphasizes prioritizing significant enterprises over minor concerns.
Lititz manufacturer B G Wier announces the MCG Cigar a hand made foil wrapped product now available. The 5e cigar invites customers to try a premium craft from Lititz Pennsylvania with local production emphasis.
The clipping lists world boundary lengths including Canada and Mexico and coasts. It also mentions an Irish bow instrument called a crowd and includes a Shakespearean proverb about company, plus a coinage quote about spending money.
Sale listings show a March 4 sale by Mrs Kate Hershey and Naaman Hershey on the road from Manheim and Lititz Pike to Penryn offering livestock farm machinery and household goods. A February 15 public sale at Fisher's Store E Main Street Lititz by Herman Fisher includes a full bedroom suite hardware shoes hosiery and more.
Six room house for rent on West Lincoln Avenue with all conveniences. Possession April 1. Apply to 47 West Lincoln Avenue.
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