Lititz Record Printings Listed as Second Class Matter
The Lititz Record Printing Co. is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
11
The Lititz Record Printing Co. is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
A proposed measure by Pinchot titled the Finster bill seeks to tax bearing accounts next year. The law would require state collection of taxes on interest bearing accounts, replacing current exemptions. Officials estimate 860 000 dollars in revenue would result, shaping a major reform in bank earnings and state revenue.
A registered Guernsey cow owned by Walter Station led the Axie Nor Association with 1440 lbs milk and 72. Ibs butterfat test 4.79 percent. Osent Spay ile Berks a farm had 34.8 lbs butter with a herd of 17 cows on Manor Farm. Other dairies in the area are not members of the association.
A meeting of all officers tenants and interested parties is called for the annual tally vacation at Sin St. Paw to discuss plans and participation.
Several men petitioned for postmaster appointments after the death of Mr. Blackhart while a patent steam heater was installed at homes. A crowd gathered at Warwick Hoard for a pool and bagatelle tab. Weather and local plans disrupted schools and outings as towns prepare for Memorial Day and renovations continue across homes.
Local church announcements describe Mother's Day services and programs across several congregations. Activities include plays for charity, readings, and youth events led by groups such as Christian Endeavor and the Bible Class. A 7 o'clock Sunday schedule shift to 7 30 is noted for summer, with multiple sermons and special programs in Coleman Memorial Chapel and United Brethren churches.
The lesson covers Jesus riding into Jerusalem fulfilling prophecy, the disciples' obedience, and Jesus cleansing the temple. It notes the fig tree curse as a symbol of Israel’s fruitlessness, the temple money changers, and Jesus declaring authority as Lord of the temple, provoking opposition from scribes and chief priests.
The listing details multiple church services and Mother's Day programs across Moravian, Lutheran, United Brethren, Reformed, and other congregations. It notes pastors such as Rev Byron K Horne Rev J Herold Mumper Rev I HL Light Rev P Longsterf Rev Geo B Raezer and locations including Luther Lea gue Penryn and Rothsville with service times ranging from morning sermons to evening vesper events.
Biblical excerpt notes the chief priests scribes and elders questioning Jesus about his authority to cleanse the temple and claim messianic honors. He answers by posing a question about John the Baptist and heavenly origin, exposing their dilemma and rejection of John and Jesus.
Ushers elected officers for the year at the St Pauls Lutheran Church Usher Association meeting Tuesday night. President H. F. Dream and Treasurer James Sheaffer were named to lead the group. A note mentions an upcoming event and an annual festival by the Litiz Fire Company.
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