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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
9
A reflection on unseen realities that shape belief and life. The text contrasts visible things with invisible ideals, arguing education and perception wrongfully prize the tangible while real meaning lies in the unseen. It discusses perception, truth, and the development of understanding through unseen concepts.
Elizabeth Holtzh ouge set to graduate from Linden Hall next Tuesday. Lititz Fire Company strawberry festival at Rudy's Hall drew crowds, raising about $200 after expenses. Lititz school board elected teachers for term including Principal A S Longenecker and Miss Cora Reidenbach. Memorial Day observances included Civil War veterans parade and Rev G B Raezer sermon. Junior Order events and a large Lititz parade planned. Local incidents include scalding from boiling water, a buggy accident, and a no hit game by Jerry Stark in the Lititz Lions. Alumni gathered for the Lititz High School reunion at Linden Hall.
The essay argues that boys form strong gang loyalties shaping morals and identity. It urges parents to guide selection of peers, noting that calm, decent groups like Boy Scouts can offer more benefit than repetitive parental admonition.
In a Saturday game Lititz Bears outpaced the K B E club 33 to 3. The State Department granted a charter to Lititz Water Co with capital of 1000 dollars. Harry Foltz left for Philadelphia Sunday dawn and returned by rail. A Lutheran cemetery south of town was consecrated and Stevens Post 517 G A R received a new sill flag from young members' daughters.
Mr and Mrs Howard Weachter announced the birth of a son Saturday morning. Eph rata residents James Crowther Jr and James Nevin visited Mrs Iva Long. George Farmer and son Donald Eugene of Lancaster Junction joined the Ehrhart family for Sunday dinner. Sinking Spring residents Harry Sheaffer visited Emma Keiffer. Katie Royer and Christ Royer visited Lancaster. Norma Hershey from Lititz spent weekend with the Addison Fassnacht family. Young People of St Pauls E C Church met under Emerson Leib. Scripture and prayer by Mr Leib a flute solo by Miss Slair with piano by Miss Mary Yost. Geyer Hoover led a Scripture discussion with Miss Slair. Frank Bauman injured falling from a two story building Saturday. Clarence Witmer and Loretta Brown visited Emerson Myers and Theodore Conrad in Reading.
The Lititz High School orchestra directed by Joseph W. Sheckard performed Friday night for Akron High School commencement exercises.
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