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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
4
This note from B. W. Tawe's Monthly urges avoiding New Year promises and instead making daily resolutions. It notes the difficulty of quitting all bad habits at once and hints at slow, steady progress over time.
The passage argues that Jesus spoke a Galilean form of Aramaic and explains its relation to Hebrew. It notes Aramaic is often confused with Hebrew and compares their connection to Yiddish and Hebrew today, framing Aramaic as distinct yet related.
The American Magazine notes luck favors a youth with a conscience who obeys it. The ideal suitor must be eager to find his place and generous in the work required, suggesting virtue guides success more than fortune.
Easter described as the oldest festival of the church with Sunday to Sunday observance leading to the eternal Sabbath and Easter morning in a restored heaven and earth. The Resurrection proclaimed as the greatest victory over death, amid reflections on other victories and a new spring fashion note about hats arriving at Pfantz Bros. Dept. Store.
Letters of administration issued for Harry L. Binkley of Warwick township. Debts owed should be paid promptly and all claims presented to the undersigned administrators Harry L. Burkholder Lititz RD4 PA and Chas S. Forney Lancaster RD3 PA.
An old Century Magazine account by Robert Hichens described Holy Week ceremonies in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. The observer recalled entering a “barbaric castle of magic” atmosphere as rituals unfolded.
The narrator recalls entering Calvary and the vibrant markets near the Holy Sepulcher. He describes jeweled caves, silver threads of the “Miracle of the Toly Wire,” and the Easter fire, midnight mass, and Easter morning procession that move Russians to tears as bells ring softly under a pale blue sky. Christ is risen echoes among the crowd.
The item stored in a rosewood attic chest is described as the bonniest wedding bonnet worn by my great grandmother. It features a wreath of posies a tiny spray cherry ribbons and was tied under the chin. The bonnet is linked to Dorothea Wore to church on Easter day and is noted for its beauty described as the sweetest face on earth.
Easter is described as more than a death event, pointing to resurrection and the spritual change it signifies. The piece reflects on death, life, and the enduring message of beauty and hope carried by faith and poetry.
Dissolution notice states Pleasant View Telephone Company petitions for voluntary dissolution in Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas. Court to hear the petition on Saturday April 20, 1929 at 10:00 AM in Trust Book 29 page 110. Interested parties may attend and oppose if they wish.
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