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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
6
A Bible lesson outlines Joseph as a Godward worker whose faithfulness and divine guidance lead from being sold as a slave to Potiphar’s house, through prison, to interpreting Pharaoh’s dream and storing grain for seven years of plenty followed by famine, emphasizing diligence and trust in God.
A compact quotation attributed to Sir Roger L'Estrange urges finding strength in personal duty and then trusting heaven. It frames resilience as cheerful submission after one’s own responsibilities are fulfilled, tying virtue to perseverance and faith.
A moral reflection urges believers to keep faith in God whether health and wealth fade or flourish, stressing steadfast devotion above worldly fortunes and emphasizing spiritual priorities over material gains.
The text notes that okra, once newly deemed fit for consumption, was used in soups and foods after ancient southern mummies learned it was not poisonous. It also observes that burdock, once considered lowly, can be trained to rise from its slovenly rank to become preplant, highly respected and desirable.
The American college in Istanbul educates 700 boys from 20 nationalities including Turk, Greek, Bulgarian, Persian, Syrian, Romanian, Serb, Russian, Armenian and tribes from the Caspian to the Mediterranean. Christians and Muslims live together harmoniously and use English as the common language.
Mx and Mrs Harvey Metzler and Arlene and Pyelyn Metzler from Eph rata attended Sunday visits with Mx and Mrs John Kreider near Neffsville. Local families and friends including the LeFevre and Douple couples, Ruth Reitz, Miss Anna Minnich, Jerre Lengenecker, Levi Wahnestock, Ellen Jane Longenecker decoration day, and others were noted visiting relatives and attending the Columbia Mennonite Church revival. Howard Minnich from Philadelphia spent the weekend with his parents, and several residents hosted meals and gatherings at Lampeter Mt Joy and Fruitville Pike. The week-end activities reflect neighborly visits and church events across the community.
In Hazleton and Philadelphia households, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Erb Sr and Jr, Reuben Erb, Henry and Marie Erb, John Stewart, Stella Skites, John Skites, Clarence Erb, Henry Carper and children, and others gathered at Aaron Becker near Mechanicsville for a Sunday visit. Carper family called on Jacob Shenk Sunday evening.
World famous chef George Rector shares an economical appetizer, Stuffed Eggs A La Rector, with Charles the French chef. The recipe uses anchovy paste, butter, salad dressing, Worcestershire, and optional caviar, garnished with parsley and pimiento for six servings.
Rev I W Tobias lists morning and evening worship with a 2 PM sermon and quarterly conference in Brunnerville. Midweek prayer, Christian Endeavor, and women’s groups meet. illness report notes Elizabeth Gibbel improving and several visitors are named from area towns.
A car service ad promotes painting wheels and fender work to refresh a vehicle at small cost. It touts specialty paint work done right and offers low prices on washing and fabrication, urging readers to inquire about deals.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith and family and several others from Akron visited Mr and Mrs Clayton Webber. Hallville Ephrata Lititz and Akron residents also spent time with relatives in Lititz and Lincoln. The Martin reunion near Terre Hill was attended on Decoration Day by Clayton Myers and family.
An advertisement lists numerous shoe specials for men and women including calf oxfords with welted soles at three dollars per pair, sport oxfords at three dollars, women's oxfords and pumps from two ninety to five dollars, and various pumps, ties, and Nunn Bush oxford reductions.
M Ada Schnerer offers real estate insurance investment securities scrivening and clerking of sales at 153 Spruce Street Lititz PA with phone 132 three.
Legals announce letters testamentary granted for Amanda H Brubaker and Aaron Kaylor of Lititz Borough. Creditors urged to pay debts and claimants to present demands to executrix Mary H Brubaker at 219 North Cedar Street Lititz Pa and to executor Elmer Eby at 116 Front Street Lititz Pa. Attorney Joseph B Wissler represents the estates.
An early 20th century health ad urges readers to treat sluggish digestion by using Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile flow. It argues other remedies fail to address the liver, warning to look for the Carter's red label and avoid substitutes.
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