Lititz Record Issued Weekly by The Record Printing Co
The Lititz Record notes weekly publication by The Record Printing Company with editors E D Fulweiler and J RB Johnson, and lists postal filing as second class matter at Lititz, Pennsylvania.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
13
The Lititz Record notes weekly publication by The Record Printing Company with editors E D Fulweiler and J RB Johnson, and lists postal filing as second class matter at Lititz, Pennsylvania.
The Herald-Tribune frames the political struggle as a storm where a capable captain steered through peril while a mutinous crew faltered. It warns against replacing the experienced leader with a rival who lacks resolve and unity, fearing instability if power shifts to the wavering faction.
William Lyon Phelps of Yale urges an open mind for business success. He argues open minds gain better ideas, adaptability, and learning from new methods, warning that clinging to old ways leads to failure. He cites the calendar year as a reminder that methods evolve.
The text argues that misunderstandings stem from prejudice and that an open mind is essential for cooperation with partners and rivals. It notes people resemble suspicious dogs when prejudiced, hindering progress, and asserts that openness boosts happiness by expanding one’s view of life and interesting people and objects.
A Lititz area column recounts a mix of incidents and events. Mrs. Dyer injured by a furniture impact and using crutches. Mrs. Miller stops a gas fire. several residents plan winter trips to California. Donations, conventions, school visits, a fox bounty, market prices, charity shipments, an orphan trip, and a church centennial are noted as local happenings.
Fifty years ago the Silver Star of Manheim challenged Lititz to a game here on Saturday. Contractor J Keogh of Lancaster to start Lititz Lexington pike construction Monday with thirty workers. Project to finish in three months at a $12000 cost. Lancaster Co Mutual Hail Insurance lists losses for the season at 11865 with a 92 percent assessment on premium notes. Town residents travel to Lancaster Thursday to see Barnum's circus amid threatening weather. Reading trains added extra cars. Continued on Page 11.
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