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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
A fragment notes RECORD PRINTING CO located on South Broad Street Lititz Pa being examined by the Post Office in record about its business nature and subscriptions in Record Printing Co case.
The essay reflects on commencement speeches as elder guidance for graduates. It notes youth’s energy and doubt, the value of example over mere words, and that true lessons come from those who have faced life’s challenges and earned honor through experience.
Woodrow W. Adams son of Harry Adams of Rothsville and Luella F. Koehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Koehler of Rothsville were married Saturday evening at 7 30 o clock at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev F A Weichsel with the ring ceremony. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs LeRoy Mumma.
Daniel Imhof of Lititz and Mrs. Mary Eitnier of Ephrata were married at the United Brethren church on Saturday morning at 9 00 o clock by the Rev J C H Light. The ceremony was witnessed by family and close friends in a simple service.
Walter E. Burkholder and Ada W. Getz wed at the Re formed parsonage on Liberty Street Lititz on Saturday with Rev Geo P B Raexer officiating. The ring ceremony followed and the couple will reside on the Brunnerville homestead. Peace, quoted from the Washington Star, is a treasure that may require defense.
The text notes that soil around tree trunks should be loosened to allow air flow and moisture, with several inches of open soil left around trunks. It mentions cashew trees growing in tropical America including the West Indies, Central America, North and South America.
The Sitite High School Class Day program featured a mixed chorus scripture lesson and sermon, with the Senior Class presenting a Seth Parker radio program. Highlights included the President's Address by Robert Posey, class histories, poems, and a large balloon release. The Alumni Association held its annual meeting with officers elected and plans announced. The graduating class, blue and white with daisy as their flower, will tour Washington, D. C. after graduation, accompanied by faculty members Amy L. Book and Paul R. Furlow.
Eight hundred S S Steffy heads a clan of about two hundred at the 18th annual reunion in Ephrata Park. A business meeting elected Sherman Stef president, with Frank Steffy vice president, Martin Lutz secretary, Keylor Steffy treasurer, Hiram Steffy organizer, and Helen Steffy pianist. Thirteen deaths were reported in the past year. The group voted to hold the next reunion in Lititz on June 18, 1938.
Brevities note a York Moravian Sunday School picnic at Springs Park on July 15. District No. 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Association marked its 5th anniversary with readings, songs, and games. A hillside service was planned for Kissel Hill on July 3.
The Moravian Home Association last meeting reorganized its board with Miss Sophie Bricker as president and two vice presidents. Committees were named covering Household Contributions Applications Inmates and more. Advisory Board members include Squire C N Derr A H Bomberger and Dr Harry Bender with Dr D C Martin reelected as house physician.
The line questions certainty, contrasting nothing being certain with a critique of pride, echoing classical reflection on human doubt. It frames certainty as elusive and lampoons overconfidence while hinting at humility before unresolved truth.
A service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Brickerville marks the 20th anniversary of George Washington’s birth and National Flag Day with songs readings and addresses. Harry B Palm will present an American flag in honor of his brother Elam Palm a World War I casualty whose casket flag bore the body home. The note highlights Elam Palm’s church work and Sunday School leadership. Nearby weather notes mention North Dakota and eastern Montana as lone cold spots and end with a moral about small things shaping a life.
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