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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
11
The speaker argues that natural economic processes are laying foundations for renewed activity and that public confidence, not government action, will drive recovery. He notes business leaders gaining confidence and urges replacing fear with a forward looking mindset for tangible results.
The American Bankers Association Advertising Department reports rapid use of its bank news advertising to rebuild public confidence. It stresses honesty and skill in management, serving about a thousand members with 60,000 ads annually and subscriber growth from 623 banks in 1934 to 924 in 1935.
The word secretive has one pronunciation with stress on the second syllable. It derives from secrete, meaning either to remove from observation or to separate by secretion in physiology according to the Literary Digest.
The Sixth Annual Linden Hall Horse Show and May Day Pageant on Decoration Day drew a large crowd with morning horse classes and a pageant finale The Jester's Purse featured Miss Helen Fortna as May Queen Wildabeth Stengel was crown bearer and the flower girls were Meadtrith Mary Stengel and Carol Ann Horne Judges praised the five gaited class and Miss Margarita Beck won junior riders first place Laurence Pierson sparked excitement with spills Senator H J Pierson's Don Byrne won opening jumping class Norman Badorf rode low mood to second Barbara Bechtel Fraim placed fourth with Shingle On in the three gaited newcomers class Miss Beck also won third in the young people's class.
Several members of the Lititz Tire Company joined the County Firemen's Association parade at Mt Toy on Saturday afternoon. At the morning business meeting Emory Wagner, chief of the Lititz Company, was elected second vice president of the County Association.
James J. Baum of the American Bankers Association Protective Department reports for the six months to February 28 1935 banks faced 169 daylight holdups and 40 night burglaries. He notes that nonmember banks suffered higher attack rates and that losses fell to 948 551 from 1 257 000 year earlier due to time locks, with 62 total casualties including 2 employees killed and 5 officers killed or wounded. Investigations led to 79 criminals arrested.
The Ehbers Papyrus dating to 1552 B C in Egypt lists hundreds of remedies and about 700 simple drugs known to Egyptians of that era, many still in common use.
A stream of Lancaster and Manheim residents visited families in Penryn and surrounding towns including Yeagly and Weachter households. An auto crash near Penryn injured Charles Bohn when his car struck a pole while avoiding another vehicle after a left turn signal was not given.
The term ceramics comes from a Greek root meaning potter's clay. It links to the craft of shaping and firing clay into objects.
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