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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
4
A Lititz Pennsylvania note riffs on a belief that the rain came with the St Day rite and Moravian Sunday school picnic. The author jokes about umbrella days and postponed picnics as a 40 day omen while urging readers to consult an ouija board for the true rain cause.
The article notes Lititz residents repeatedly supported bringing Chautauqua to town, despite initial missionary work and nine years of effort. Outlook for next year appears more encouraging, with local promoters credited for their persistence and nerve in building community interest and influence.
A Glimpse at the Chautauqua concept linking Church School Home and the movement’s role in town life. The piece notes Lititz attendance figures and the editor’s practical view of local communication and community problems.
The country editor operates with a modest profile and a steady rhythm of work. His influence extends beyond churches and Chautauqua tents, yet his reach rests on ongoing trust from subscribers who renew as approval of his policy.
The Chautauqua movement draws larger attendance this year and for the first time in nine years there is no deficiency to be met by guarantors. Programs are well received daily with more features promised. The Belgian Veteran's band drew a crowd that filled the venue.
The twenty two musician band delivered a precise and varied program while a Tuesday lecture by Edward Ott on Victory drew much comment. A comedy drama Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm attracted a large audience. Lieutenant Maynard and the Flying Parson are anticipated for tonight along with the Varsity Chinese Club. The Chautauqua contract for next year was approved by manager Paris Snyder with 150 guarantors boosting Lititz prospects.
Elsie Ferguson stars in Eyes of the Soul directed by Emile Chautard. The film adapts George Weston s The Salt of the Earth from the Saturday Evening Post and rights were secured by Famous Players-Lasky. Eve Ansell adapted the story for the screen and Ferguson intercepted the full tale during a studio wait.
The actress was asked about picture rights and told the rights have been purchased and are hers if she wants them. The new production begins under favorable conditions and will be shown at the Paramount Theatre on Saturday.
Fragments list pickles and relish products with quirky names and prices. Mentions include Strohrer s Chow Chow and India Relish along with mason jars and rubber jar rubbers. A vintage catalog tone suggests a small shop display of condiments and canning supplies.
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