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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
7
A list of curious inaccuracies noted in a rural scene includes daytime Moon and stars, barns without chimneys, a silo with a missing wall, misaligned shadows, a rope cut from a horse, a shirtless farmer without a wristwatch, overalls with a missing shoulder strap, a horse with a mule tail, and half a hat brim missing.
Five candidates drew lots at the Lan disville church to select a bishop. Henry Lutz of Mountjoy was chosen and ordained to assist Bishop Isaac Brubaker in the Landisville district. A second item notes an Indian spider’s web six inches wide holding more than 41 000 meshes.
Lesson outlines Matthew 13 with parables The Wheat and Tares The Mustard Seed The Leaven The Hidden Treasure The Pearl of Great Price The Dragnet Each section explains how the church grows and the final separation by angels, with emphasis on the world and missions through Christ.
A Presbyterian Record quote honors unnamed bravest men who face daily struggles with quiet courage. It emphasizes perseverance and endurance amid unseen challenges.
Moody quote urges steadfast conduct when in the right, trusting God to raise new faithful friends if old ones abandon you, even as the heavens fall. It emphasizes conviction over popularity and divine support for integrity.
Six year old Homeville resident Die by telegraph pole gust crushes skull. Harrisburg beauty winner Adele Way crushed by stone truck. York board clash on school gym enlargement delays. Norristown pool death suit verdict for defendant. Grane to be tried for murder. Duggan says ice industry will spend 1 million on ads. Riot jail releases at Nazareth. State Vehicle Bureau receipts rise with 1.2 million registered cars.
Mrs C B Snyder visited her sister and brother in Brunnerville last week. Mrs Elmer Bucher hosted a quilting with numerous attendees from Ephrata Hammers Creek Clay area. A fine dinner followed. Mrs Elmer Rock spent a day in Brickerville with her parents. J W Gerhart hosted and was visited by neighbors for a chicken supper.
Saturday evening at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Heisey. Their two sons Messrs Elser and Arlington Gerhart and families were guests for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Keller and daughter Grace were entertained at dinner on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Elser.
Quarryville High defeated Lititz High 29 to 25 in a Class A league game on Friday night. Referee Hartley, scorekeeper Helm, timekeeper Lowry. Periods lasted 10 minutes.
Columbines grow best in light with well drained fertile sandy soil in a sheltered position that still receives some sun. They do well in massed clumps in exposed borders and at the edge of woods or shaded by trees according to Nature Magazine.
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