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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists editors and publishers E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson. It notes the paper is entered at Lititz, Pa. Post Office as second class matter and provides address and subscription rate of $1.50 a year.
A farewell note from Mildred Hicker marks the end of twelve years in the Lititz High School community. The class began as 72 freshmen and, after four years, dwindled to 45 members. The message expresses pride in achievements and sorrow at parting, with best wishes for juniors and hopes to join the Alumni Association next year.
The University of Chicago reports that leaving dishes unwashed until a full batch is ready saves time and motions. Proponents argue one clean sweep weekly can cut daily chores, giving skeptical widowers scientific backing for delaying washings.
CHAS H LANDIS son of Mr and Mrs Chas S Landis of South Broad Street graduated last week from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. He was Lititz High School Class of 1925 and a member of Phi Delta Chi as well as officer and committee roles in campus clubs.
A large auditorium crowd enjoyed a radio style Class Day with a bass violin gift to the school orchestra. The Baccalaureate service followed with prayers, hymns, and sermons. Class officers are Henry Sturgis president and William Mills vice president.
Stephen T. Leibensperger of Kutztown and Viola May Bisker of Kutztown Community Nurse were married at Maxatawny Zion Union Church by Rev. James Leibensperger. The ceremony featured Violet Bisker as maid of honor, a full bridal party, organ music, and a reception at the bridegroom’s home in Kutztown.
Webster's dictionary defines radiology as the branch of science that treats radioactive phenomena.
Gittel John Gittel wed Eleanor Johannsen at St Pauls Evangelical Church Philadelphia on a Saturday in June. The ring ceremony was used with Ellen Johannsen as bridesmaid and John Diller as best man. The bride wore blue georgette and carried brides roses amid a reception at the groom’s parents’ home.
A miscellane ous shower was given for Miss Kathryn Sturgis at the home of Mrs. Paul Seather on S Broad Street Friday evening. Refreshments and games were enjoyed. attendees included Mrs. John Brinser of Falsington Pa Mrs. John Duntlevy Mrs. Beatrice Keener and several Misses Blora Larcher Carrie Bertha Herr Viola Schmuck Anns Burkhart Kathryn Gibbel Kathryn Gantz Esther McCreary Edith Hornberger Margie Whitcraft Eve Seaber Mary and Helen Sturgis.
Mr and Mrs D Milton Bender announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude Mae to Dr William H Diehl son of Rev and Mrs George Diehl of Mr Zion The wedding is planned for September
The Moravian Sunday School will observe Parents Day with a combined Church and Sunday School service at 10 o clock led by Prof. Paul M Limbert superintendent of the County Sunday School Association Young Peoples Division A pleasing program is planned Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church also observes Children's Day with a morning service focused on children
The Sunday School offers a service titled Countless Gifts at 6 P M. The St Pauls Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mt Gretna at 1 80 with box lunch and transport. Moravian Church Woman's Missionary Society meets at the Moravian Home this afternoon on Nicaragua led by Mrs M O Kauffman. The Zinzendorf Brotherhood lists five weeks of topics and leaders from Feb 22 to July 19 including How Can We Show Our Christian Love and The Sources of Happiness led by H C Sturgis S C Hassler A L Douple Frank Andrews and M S Hess.
The Lancaster Automobile Club meets tomorrow at 8 in the Manheim High School auditorium. Billy Lamb, known for cornet and xylophone solos on WJZ Children's Hour, will be the outstanding feature of the program. A note on humor appears in the Woman's Home: Companion.
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