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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
8
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Farm Bureau Rooms, Lancaster, on Monday at 2 P.M. Members are urged to attend and discuss current growing practices and market conditions.
Revival meetings commence Sunday at 7 30 p m at Long Memorial A B Church Neffsville with a roster of neighboring ministers. November dates list S G Kauffman M B Groff C E Retten Martin Groff H F Rhoad George Raezer M H Miller Ralph Wolfe J C H Light among others.
The U. B. Church Lititz observed the nineteenth of the month on Water Street Mission of Lancaster to be held on the twentieth with Rev. C. A. Snavely of Schuylkill Haven officiating.
The W. C. T. U. held Monday evening devotion led by Mrs Elizabeth Hepp. Mrs Habec ker presented sample ballots and Tuesday election candidates were discussed. Subscriptions to renew and literature to be secured. Law Enforcement Committee to investigate certain cases. Rummage sale praised as a success. Town patrons thanked for support. A new honorary member was reported.
A quote from the Pablice Ledger criticizes authorities who assume expert status and lose proportion and tolerance for opposing views, reflecting skepticism toward specialized pontification.
The Society of Farm Women No 1 met at Mrs Alice Fas Nacht Spruce Street with 28 members. Anna Erb withdrew as president. M W Hess elected president. Recitations by Betty and Bobby Herr. Mae Brenner spoke on Europe trip. State President Mrs John Cassel attended. meeting closed with song Brighten the Corner Where You Are. Next meeting at Mrs Landis Balmer near Clay.
The 108th anniversary of the Moravian Church Woman's Missionary Society was postponed to next Sunday due to the speaker Rev Kenneth Hamilton still unavailable. Revised program includes Sunday School 9:15, missionary addresses 10:30 and 6, Lovefeast 2:30, business meeting after evening service. Special music planned by the choir.
A concise reflection contrasts common awareness of illness with uncertainty about true wellness. It notes many cannot judge when health ends and sickness begins, prompting readers to consider their own state of well being.
A London Post quote captures a Wall Street operator’s wry reaction during his third major market crash in a year. The reporter’s questioning frames the exchange as a sharp, ironic moment in financial turmoil.
Church notes report multiple local church events. The Moravian Woman's Missionary Society gathers at Mrs. Joseph Zahm on E Main Street Thursday afternoon November 20 at 2 30 led by Mrs. H H Girvin and Mrs William Riegel. Union Thanksgiving services are planned at the Moravian Church on Thanksgiving Day at 10 o'clock.
Lititz High School releases The Pretzelette issue list with staff roles including Editor in Chief Henry Sturgis and editors Melvin Lauver Robert Kreider Ruth Snavely Jake Light Daniel Light and others. Name missing for Mildred.
The Home Economics Club elected Edna Bby as president and Marian Kauffman as vice president with Adele Flower as secretary and Mabel Bucher as treasurer. Reporters are Grace Keller and Grace Brubaker. The Dramatic Club chose Daniel Tight as president Irene Hertzler as secretary Arlene Leeking as treasurer and Irene Keener as reporter. Fifty eight members are in the clubs and a year of events is planned. The Freshmen Class held a Hallowe'en party in the Lutz Auditorium on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Urban Hull hosted a birthday dinner on Sunday for Mrs Hulls birthday attended by Mr and Mrs Kuntz Lyders Mr and Mrs LeRoy Mull and children Mable Mildred and Doris of Thompsontown Mr and Mrs Walter Dunwoody and children Evelyn and J Walter of Bareville Mr and Mrs Raymond Hull and daughter Audrey Mr and Mrs Guy Hull and daughter Gladys and Miss Cora Myer of Akron and Mr and Mrs Iva Espenshade of New Holland.
Vienna police can issue on the spot fines for offenses from jaywalking to loud piano playing. A quip notes that the only time to read insurance fine print is when injured in a hospital bed.
A compendium of brief quotations on money age humor eloquence and politics from London Chicago San Francisco and Latvia. It cites a mix of observations on human nature language and public affairs, noting timelessness and the quirks of public discourse.
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