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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1932
Page
4
The item notes the designation of the Lititz Pennsylvania post office as Second Class matter for mailing and processing purposes. It indicates standard postal classification in effect at the location.
Sunday is designated as Father’s Day a red letter day in 1930. The piece urges families to honor Dad with rest, affection, and tokens of thanks for his daily work and sacrifices.
The American Legion proposes purchasing an ambulance in Lititz. The piece argues it would serve the town regularly, enabling rapid hospital access in case of accidents and reducing dependence on Lancaster ambulances. Backing the Post is urged for this vital project.
The State Department of Public Instruction honors pupils who were neither absent nor tardy in 1929 80. Certificates awarded across grades from 1st to 12th with named students across many classrooms. Banner room Grade 6A notes perfect attendance. Principal Demmy and teachers praise students and cooperative parents.
A survey by the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association finds a clear shift over two years toward depoliticizing bank supervision. It notes longer terms, better pay, and more qualified examiners, with governors increasingly relying on capable, nonpartisan bank commissioners and civil service appointment rules.
James F. Baum deputy manager of the American Bankers Association Protective Department urges banks and customers to guard savings pass books blank and cancelled checks against theft by crooks. He cites ABA investigations and notes banks with strong state police protection see far fewer robberies, endorsing alarms and wider state police adoption to deter forgeries and theft.
The note ponders the strongest driver of morality as the surety that immoral behavior is punished, asserting punishment and experience shape conduct more than natural wisdom. It emphasizes social policy as a powerful motivator behind ethical choices, per Howe's Monthly reflection.
Cleveland, Ohio, will host the annual American Bankers Association convention attended by five to ten thousand bankers. The ABA, with about 20,000 member banks and 63 billion dollars in assets, marks the nation’s leading financial gathering. The city’s role in banking education dates to 1899, spurring the formation of the American Institute of Banking now enrolling 35,000 bank professionals.
John G. L argues leadership and success hinge on service and action, not luck. Persistence amid discouragement, firm resolve, and doing what ought to be done define great leaders from Valley Forge to local communities. The piece notes scarce insight in school health among children and highlights books for mothers on child life.
The piece notes a historical gap in naming children aged two to six until Dr William Palmer of San Francisco coined the term runabout child. It explains why this age group was overlooked due to high infant death rates and the focus of infant welfare work, along with concerns about feeding, care, and disease control in schools.
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