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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
4
Lititz High loses 6 to 0 as Lancaster High reserves stop a late Lititz drive near the goal. The writeup urges local fans to rally for basketball season and support the team.
The Lititz Telephone Exchange ranks as the county’s third largest and handles about 3,200 calls daily. Excluding overnight hours, roughly 168 calls per hour or about three a minute flow through the system, reflecting strong local demand and busy operators.
Pomona Grange endorses a debenture farm aid as Mary McCummings and Lila Gregg perform a duet. Pie judging by Anna Forbes honors Mae T. Ruppin and Mrs. Monroe Wenger while Floyd Bucher awards corn and potato entries to local growers. Pomona degree conferred by Ephrata team. next meeting at Lancaster.
The list catalogs the observed errors in last week’s illustration. Items include misdrawn objects such as buckles on shoes and a dog on clean clothes, plus odd placements like a bird house door in the roof and a kettle suspended in air.
A group of Lititz mothers writes to protest men harassing girls 14 and older after dark. They urge guardians to know daughters’ whereabouts and keep them at home, noting recent incidents and asking editorials to help. Thanksgiving services and union events are also announced in town.
Edward Micky, a Moravian College student from Winston-Salem, sang The Lord Is My Shepherd at the vesper service at Linden Hall. The note indicates a church gathering on a Sunday morning and evening.
Wheat contributes about a quarter of calories in the American diet highlighting its central role in daily nutrition and food production.
A 1929 Sunday school study notes Jonah 1 1 3 3 1 6 4 6 11, linking God s love for all nations with missionary zeal. It contrasts Israel s disobedience with Nineveh s repentance and ends by emphasizing God s patience and pity toward hard hearts.
A man loses home and mill to floods yet discovers gold washed from the bank as the waters recede. The tale contrasts material ruin with the gain of faith, suggesting sorrow reveals the treasures of the love of God.
The piece notes the saying nothing succeeds like success applied to Dr. John Collins Warren's first ether operation at Massachusetts General Hospital on October 16, 1846.
A list of ten greatest thinkers compiled by Will Durwnot includes Confucius Plato Aristotle St Thomas Aquinas Copernicus Racen Voltaire Newton and Marx.
The note from Manche Alabama reflects a garbled inquiry about owners and a denial of a site. It hints at a countrywide deduction that four of five are out of the pone and questions whether four owners have found the den ing site of things.
Counties in Virginia named after Revolutionary patriots include Bland Campbell Carroll Clarke Franklin Greene Matthews Montgomery Pulaski Roanoke and others. The list reflects regional honors recognizing early American patriots and leaders.
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