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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
4
Lancaster plans call for resuming operations at the John Farnum cotton Mills on South Queen Street after legal details for a takeover by a group of businessmen. Chester W. Carpenter is slated as manager. the mill, erected in 1848, produced Conestoga Brand goods and normally employed 500 to 600 workers.
In a Canadian village of Peribonka the Crippled Lady inspires the townsfolk as Molly Brant’s lineage ties to Paul, a engineer. Paul and Carla fall into a shared devotion amid a deadly river gorge, choosing love over life as they confront death and hope in a doomed moment.
The text notes nerve impulses travel 404 feet per second and a 100 message idea could cross the brain in under a tenth of a second, illustrating fast neural processing in a simplified explanation.
The annual Grade Musical will be held in the Lititz High School Auditorium on March 20 and 21 at 7 30 P M. The program includes a short play A Day with Mother Goose by early grades, a High School Orchestra concert, and a finale of folk songs by the fifth and sixth grades. Admission is 25 cents with ticket sales by pupils and reserved seat charts at the high school.
Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Garden Spot Post American Legion attended the Tri County Council in Phoenixville on Tuesday. Attendees listed include Mrs Allan Rice Mrs Samuel Hoffman Mrs Harry Adams Mrs Norman Habecker Mrs Edwin Wissler Mrs Alfred Douple Mrs Henry Hackman Mrs Mae Bow ere and Mrs John Madlem. The regular auxiliary meeting is set for tonight in the Post rooms.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at headquarters Monday evening with discussions on Good Citizenship and International Relations. Mrs. J. C. H. Light will lead the latter topic and plans will be made for the Dues Meeting on March 31.
Lancaster County Agricultural Extension Service conducts its regular Saturday Morning Round Table. D. H. Bailey of State College will lead a discussion explaining the Pennsylvania Milk Code. The meeting aims to help producers and distributors understand milk regulations taking effect May 2, 1930.
Warwick Grange met Monday evening at Rothsville High School. John Bruckart opened the session with a business meeting and led a literary program with a song and roll call. Questions on farming and herbs, nuts, and state farm conditions were answered by members, with Samuel Giver of Ephrata as guest speaker.
A religious drama titled Reaping the Whirlwind based on The Book of Hosea will be presented at Hensel Hall on the F. and M. College campus Monday at 8 o clock. It is sponsored by F. and M. College Y W C A M G C A and the Young People Division of the Lancaster County Sunday School Association. The drama was written by
Eleanor Wood Whitman invites audiences to obtain tickets from the Young People’s District Council offices. Admission is set at 50 gents.
A letter from J Ed Diehm of Spring Git recounts John Kirkpatrick’s 79th birthday celebration. A dinner at his daughter’s home in Spring City drew many friends. Kirkpatrick vows never to forget Lititz and its water and boarding house near the park.
A charm from the Charlotte News notes that some people seek status through inviting others publicly, regardless of attendance. It reflects social vanity and the value placed on association with prominent guests.
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