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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
6
A compact, period tone lesson outline on John twenty verses one to twenty nine the empty tomb Mary Magdalene and the disciples appearances to the eleven and Thomas the risen Lord imparting peace and the Holy Spirit.
A mangled line from a historical page hints at a crowd and a man who speaks little, yet draws attention for his restraint. It mentions Alistas and a lack of value in giving evidence, suggesting a debated moment or public display without clear context.
An inspector tests Tommy's knowledge and he quips that November to March are harvest months. The boy attributes the idea to his father, a plumber, in a Peargon's humorous exchange.
A brief overheard exchange reveals a rural Rhode Island dialogue about Bolshevists and political fear. One farmer retorts he would not buy from the state while another jokes about Reds. The vignette captures local tensions with humor.
A visitor questions Mrs. Murphy about correcting her children. The reply uses a duck on water simile. In Washington a visitor asks about sirens and lobbies. Senator Sorghum asks about sea sirens while mentioning noisy distractions. A city elevator joke about golfers and ducking when hearing "Four" follows.
A brief note recalls a favorite song and a second wish inspired by a cradle of the deep. The lines suggest a lyrical memory tied to the sea and a cherished tune.
A fragment from Cincinnati Hogaier shows an adviser faulting stock tips and a speaker recounting losses while another skims through marriage plans. A tired conversation touches on salary cuts, unemployment, wills, and a Viennese sun setting.
A Philadelphia pianist with one hand stirs discussion on accessibility and performance. Critics note how talent can defy limitations, while some vocalists joke about voices and venues, reflecting mixed attitudes toward adaptations in opera.
A playful reminiscence recalls a thrift wedding moment when funds were scarce and ten dollars made a noticeable mark. The exchange hints at light humor about budgets and shared history between partners.
Mrs Kermit Singer and son Don ald visited her parents in Lititz. Numerous families including the Bear Eby Carpenter Singer Snavely Musser Meiskey Roth and Stephan plus guests from Lititz Blainsport Mt. Joy and Ephrata shared meals and Sunday visits across Lititz Manheim Akron Brunnerville and Mount Joy. neighbors Wilson Spangler Ephraim Eshelman hosted and others enjoyed Sunday suppers and Saturday evenings in the community.
Mr and Mrs Philip Seppi and son Carl visited Lancaster friends. Isaac Walter and daughter Eda hosted, with William Smith of Schaeffers town and families from Lan caster noted among guests. Chester and Neumanstown area hosts included Conly Zimmer man Rettew Enck Steiner and others as well as Emanuel Lutheran Church Woman s Missionary Society meeting held with poor attendance due to illness. Reverend F A led reports.
Weichsel gave a talk but the location for the next meet ing remains undecided. The annual meeting of St. John's Cemetery Association will be held at St. John's Church from 9 30 to 11 00 A M on Saturday March 26. Mrs Elmer Rock and daughter Evelyn of Clay spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Daniel Whitcraft. Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Samiel Shilling of Ephrata were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Hartranft. Mrs John Whitcraft and daughters of this place, Albert Eberly of Mt Airy, went to Lancaster on Saturday. Miss Lillian Whitcraft and Mrs Albert Eberly with Mr and Mrs Samuel Eberly were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Long of Lititz. On Tuesday Mr and Mrs Samuel Shilling moved from Ephrata into Isaac Brubaker's home. Mr Brubaker moved to his wife's near Graffdale. Tomorrow forenoon the congregational meeting of Amanuel Lutheran Church will be held. All members urged to attend.
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