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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
10
Rev I M Tobias proclaims a single service at Brunnerville with morning worship at 10 15 and a midweek prayer session on Wednesday at 7 30. The note lists numerous Sunday visits among local residents including families from Ephrata Penryn and Manheim and various towns as well as weekend calls and dinners across the region.
Mrs Isaac Oberholtazer spent two s with Mrs Clayton Sangrey of tz Pike, describing a social visit and local greetings.
The Elstonville school teacher is ill and A Y Keath will supply. Numerous locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weachter, Ed Zell in Ephrata, Mr. and Mrs. William Weachter visiting Rexmont, and several others from Campbellstown, Manheim, Lititz, Mt. Joy, Taflville, Waldeck, and near town, hosted or visited friends and relatives on Sunday. A birth is announced for a daughter born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. William Pfautz near Taflville.
A short reflection praises humor as a precious ornament and safeguard for poets and writers. It lauds humor as a superior form of genius that defends against insanities, quoting Walter Scott’s esteem for wit that keeps creativity resilient.
Coach Eugene Dechert unveils a 14 game season for Lititz Junior High. With two holdovers Wagaman and Schreiner, the team aims to defend the county title. New Holland Junior High joins the league, replacing Paradise. Schedule lists home and away games from December to March at Rothsville Manheim Lancaster Mt. Joy.
A concise reflection on how shared hardship forges strong friendships, noting iron is tempered by fire and lines from Colton underscore resilience in unity. The quote emphasizes endurance and solidarity formed through trials.
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