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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
7
A fragment shows Harry boasting as a math expert to Cousin Jim. They joke about a minter and deciding if a number is odd or even while a distant caller asks for a plane number. The dialogue reads like comic pastiche with garbled dialogue.
A brief exchange shows a boy insisting on a simple arithmetic truth. His father asks what he is studying and the boy replies that two plus two makes four, asserting he is not dumb.
In a fragment from a Forethought piece a speaker notes the bride wearing the groom’s gift of a rope of pearls. Another line muses that pearls are unlucky for brides, suggesting the necklace may be fake. The dialogue implies tension around appearances and fate in a wedding context.
A truck driver became stuck in mud beside a roadway after stopping to allow another car to pass. Reporters note a calm, routine roadside incident with no injuries reported and the vehicle eventually freed.
A terse dialogue unfolds between a husband and wife over a missing knife. The wife insists searching, while the husband jokes about order in the kitchen. The exchange hints at domestic tension and a playful domestic scene.
In a Washington Star scene, Dustin Stax quips that riches have wings and so do airships. He notes that despite crashes, prosperity and aviation push forward, underscoring resilient industry confidence.
A witty exchange frames the contrast between old fashioned and modern girls. One speaks of blushes as signs of shame for the old style and the other notes modern shame accompanies the blush, reflecting evolving social norms.
A humorous exchange about grooming and hairlines circulates in a social chat. The quip highlights a husband’s constant effort to cover a bald spot with a comb, reflecting light vanity and domestic banter.
Lexington notes a busy social week with visits among Kittle Singer Bear and related families. Lancaster and Lititz hosts include celebrations for missionaries and multiple dinners and Sunday calls at homes in Lititz Millport Brunnerville Elm and Ephrata with numerous relatives.
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation on Monday October 17 1932. Landis Elmina C guardian The Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster successor to The People’s Trust Company of Lancaster Pa. Guardian 1 Administrator’s Notice Estate of Annie Snavely Lititz Borough Letters of administration granted to the undersigned debtors and claimants must present or pay promptly at 124 Front Street Lititz Pa Jacob G Snavely Administrator
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