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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
6
Foresters advise cutting poor trees first to improve timber value. Dairy protein needs vary by hay type with alfalfa 16, clover 20, and timothy 24 percent. Store parsnips and other vegetables for winter use. Fall culling of pullets saves profit. Proper winter feed and exercise aid ewes for spring lambs. Maintain precise farm records to track all aspects of the business.
A resolution authorizing a group display of locally grown fruit at the Pennsylvania Farm Products Show in Harrisburg next January was adopted at a Lancaster County Fruit Growers Association field meeting at Blossom Hill. Co. B. Snyder, Master Farmer of Clay, named exhibit committee chairman and general manager. President H. H. Vogel will provide baskets and arrange storage for the contributed fruit.
A 1928 Sunday school lesson by Rev. Pittwater argues that God shows no respecter of persons and unity across races. It highlights Ruth the Moabitess, the Samaritan woman, and Cornelius as models, linking Acts 10 and Galatians 3 28 29 to stress that salvation through Christ transcends ethnic divides and calls all nations to unity through the gospel.
Fragmentary quotation reflects on loss and memory, noting that those who depart are not far and one will follow in time. The lines emphasize enduring love and the idea that death is a doorway to a next room, implying continuity beyond absence.
Fragmentary archaic verse appears to urge faith as a measure of blessing with a bowl motif. The lines imply providence linked to belief, suggesting a moral tied to generosity and divine reception. The text is incomplete, lacking clear events, names, or date references.
Red Cross volunteers transcribe popular and scientific books into Braille for the blind. Start at Evergreen hospital for World War I veterans. 1,155 braille transcribers produced 442 titles in 1,849 volumes (175,000 pages) last year. Books sent to Library of Congress and libraries, some to schools, some for scholars. Roll Call supports the work from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. Bolivia described as a tablet of silver standing on legs of gold.
A short reflective line highlights that the hardest misfortunes are those that never come, urging steady faith and cheerful resolve despite potential fears.
Jacob Spangler of Elstonville visited his daughter Mrs. Oscar Waltz on Tuesday. Charles Bless sold his farm privately to Luther Groff of Rothsville for 2550 dollars. Weekend guests at the Waltzes included several local clergy and residents from Erisman’s Church Bob’s Church Lime Rock Naumanstown and Fairland with additional visits by Nissleys Werners and others.
Visits abound in Lancaster area as Doris and Ellsworth Jr visited Ira Biemesderfer. The Jerusalem Reformed Church Woman's Missionary Society plans a Thank Offering program on Sunday November 24. A choir offering of 15.88 will aid the Phoebe Deaconess home building fund. Numerous families from Lititz, Brunnerville, Kissel Hill, East Petersburg, and Middletown are listed with Sunday visits and church activities.
Eight years into plans for Publ School playground now with a swimming pool built last summer and enjoyed by children. Neighbors praise the market three years old, with meats and farm produce sold Saturdays. residents recall LUTZ meats for nearly four years as the community marks a milestone.
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