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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1930

Page

5

Church and Sunday School Programs and Services

Local church notices list multiple denominations with Sunday School at 9 15 and worship at 10 30 or 7 30 for Mother’s Day, plus evening services and midweek offerings for missions. Included are names of pastors and locations such as Penryn Brickerville Rothsville and Brickerville with various service times and youth programs.

Ssutheran W. R. Nor S. S Tother Ws. L Gelical H. J. Kline Jr. C. E Brethren J. C. TH C. E Geo. B. Raezer Brickerle Turday Penryn Ititz Ickerville CH OF the Brethren Lititz Hess Brickerville Parish A. Weichsel Paster— S Akron Woman’s Missionary Piery Rothsville A. L. Bermer Lancaster Brickerville L Hill Lutheran Sville

Notable Errors in Interpreting Animal and Music Terms

The text lists a set of misread clues about animals and stage terms, noting mismatches such as a zebra with a horse tail and a wrong nest orientation. It also references incorrect labels in hat, fishing, and musical interludes, suggesting a burlesque or operetta style between acts.

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Founding of Annapolis Naval Academy

The United States Naval academy at Annapolis Maryland was founded in 1845 by George Bancroft secretary of the navy. During the Civil war the academy was moved to Newport Rhode Island and re established in Annapolis in 1865.

Annapolis United States Naval Academy George Bancroft Navy President Pelk Newport R. 1 Annaapolis

Fragrance of Virtue Revealed in Adversity

A compact reflection on how adversity tests character and reveals genuine virtue, echoing a quote that prosperity often hides flaws while hardship brings integrity to light.

Grasshopper Mice Named in North Dakota Story

A tiny historical note recalls how grasshopper mice earned their name in North Dakota in 183, reflecting local knowledge of grasshopper consumption. The collection also quips about forgetfulness and love letters, with a light, opinionated tone across the quoted lines.

North Dakota

Konjola touted as cure in Pennsylvania tale

Oliver L. Berger of Cressona claims Konjola cured years of indigestion kidney problems and back pain after four bottles. He says his brother also benefited and urges a six to eight week trial. The medicine is sold at L. N. Moyer's Drug Store in Lititz and by local druggists.

Oliver L. Berger Konjola Cressona Pottsville Lititz L. N. Moyer

Dying Oldest Citizen Henry Rickert of Warwick

One of the area’s oldest residents, Henry Rickert, who lived in Warwick in the same house for forty years, died Monday morning in his 70th year. He was a blacksmith by trade.

Henry Rickert Warwick Seventh Day Baptists Ephrata Lancaster Rip van Winkle

Twenty Five Years Ago May 5 1905 Local Notes

Reported injuries from a fall on pavement while painting the Amet house with Dr. Brobst caring for John Corall who fractured three ribs and suffered cuts. Clarence Regenns opens a machine shop on East Main Street. County potato prices drop to 20 cents per bushel. U B Church youths mark the fifteenth anniversary of their organization. Paper mill work remains busy. Meiskey to possess a Buick next week. Apple blossoms heavy. peach buds survive cold. Farmers sow corn and oats. Burger’s Fourth Regiment Band from Lancaster to perform on Fourth. Butter 24 cents per pound. eggs 15 cents a dozen.

John Corall Wm. Amet Dr. Brobst Clarence Regenns East Main Street U. B Meiskey Burger Fourth Regiment Lancaster

Snowbound Poem Appears in Lititz High School Paper

The April issue of The Pretzelette features a poem by John Hertz about a snowstorm. It describes a family indoors by firelight while a winter scene unfolds outside, blending memory and lyric imagery.

Farm Calendar and Practical Hints for Spring Planting

Farmers should order forest trees now for spring planting as six months lead time applies to black locust red pine and Norway spruce. Plant vegetables this month with May timelines for corn beans tomatoes peppers melons cucumbers eggplants and lima beans. Early dahlias benefit from warm ground and frequent grass clipping aids lawn health. Wether lambs fetch higher prices than ram lambs with long tails. Hatching takes 21 days for hens 28 for ducks 30-38 for geese and 28 for turkeys. Feeding good cows boosts profits and avoid crowding chicks in brooding houses.

A Soldier's Dream of World Peace Shared in Sleep

A wounded World War soldier dreams of a meeting of many nations to scrap battleships and submarines and to settle disputes peacefully by agreement. He wakes to the continued shelling, a stark contrast between ideal and reality.

Last Words On War Dream From Grieving Veteran

The article recalls a veteran’s final words expressing hope that their children back home in the United States would not endure war. He spoke of his dream for peace before passing away, and the piece notes Earl Kauffman as the writer from the class of 1988.

U. S

Robin Hood’s Forest Shrinks Amid Parks and Farms

The Sherwood forest region in west Nottinghamshire once a royal hunting ground between Nottingham and Worksop, about 25 miles long and 6 to 8 miles wide, is now nearly denuded and largely replaced by parks and farms.

Sherwood Forest Nottinghamshire England Nottingham Worksop Robin Hong

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