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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
8
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Council warns residents about the borough ordinance banning fireworks within Delta Borough limits. Violations will be prosecuted under the law, says Burgess C. W. Sidwell.
Mr and Mrs Paul Deaver announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday June 26.
York County transfers Garry D Findley to Main Findley for land in Melta Uarford County Estate matters include Andrew Wilson to Annie Kirk a Fifth District lot Parc L Choate and wife to G Robert Delfane a tractor parcel in the Fifth District Letters granted administration on the estate of A J Fillmore Grove Fawn Township Mary M Grove and Roy F Grove authenticate the docket entries
A devotional fragment cites Philippians 2 12 to urges believers to work out salvation with fear and trembling and to do all without murmurings. It includes a quoted hymn line asking divine light to visit hearts and inmost beings, set amid church notes.
The Methodist Protestant Church lists Sunday services at 9 45 AM Sunday School all ages 12 PM sermon The Priceless Heritage of Spiritual Liberty 7 50 PM Christian Endeavor led by Miss Marjorie Sellers What Constitutes Real Patriotism at 8 PM and a prayer service next Wednesday. A union chapel service and Ladies Auxiliary meeting Thursday afternoon are announced.
The Willing Workers of Slateville Church held a June meeting under president Miss Rebecca C. Brooks. The program included songs, readings, talks on youth problems and Bible questions, committee appointments for a picnic, and plans for summer vesper services on the church lawn.
The Rev. M. W. Cohen, pastor of Trinity A. M. E. Zion, for a year, is transferred to First Church Salisbury Md. He will be succeeded at Trinity by the Rev. P. A. Thompson. Cohen is described as capable and personable.
Local ad lists Pillsbury flour coffee canned goods and Libby's products with prices. Also features bathing suits hats dresses bags and fireworks at low sale prices for the Fourth of July.
Rev. Clair C. Kreidler presides over Bryansville and Woodbine Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 AM. Morning worship at Bryansville at 11 AM and 2 PM, Woodbine evening worship at 7:45 PM. Tabernacle and Bryansville Aid Societies schedule meetings for early July at local homes.
Rev A L Hyde leads services with Sabbath School at 10 AM and sermon at 11 AM on National Right eousness. Christian Endeavor service at 2 PM led by Graham Thompson. Reports from York delegates to be shared. Guild meeting Saturday 2 30 with Mrs Francis Enfield. Union prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Chapel. Sewing Society meets Thursday July 7. Mary Hyde Society Friday July 8. New members welcomed at Sabbath morning reception. Session to meet at 10 30 AM to receive members.
Rev B W Jones leads Sunday School in the Chapel at 9 30 and in the Church at 10 A M Divine worship at 11 A M and 7 00 P M The morning theme Exalting Nation the night Studying the Bible Senior Christian Endeavor at 7 15 Leader Miss Ruth Spidle Nurses for Sunday morning Mesdames V B Wilkinson William McAbee and Miss Carolyn Whiteford Elders Study Class meets Tuesday 8 o clock Choir rehearsal Friday All members urged to be present.
Martyr Vows of Peach Bottom Township was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Williams on June 27 for assault and battery as charged by Charles Burke. Howe was found guilty on the first charge with a 327.50 fine and costs. the second charge by Mrs Hutton was withdrawn.
Lancaster Market reports a slow and draggy tone with steadier beef and stocker categories. Prices shown include steers 4.75 to 7.50, heifers 4.00 to 6.50, cows 1.25 to 4.50, bulls 33 to 35.25, feeders 2.50 to 6.75, hogs 3.75 to 5.50, and related feed costs such as Bran 21, shorts 3.21, middlings 26, linseed 32.50, and cottonseed 41 percent at 25.00, with alfalfa 27 to 28.50.
The market lists eggs at 18 cents per dozen and country butter at 15 cents, with poultry leghorns at 12 cents and colored varieties at 15 cents. Wheat at 50 cents and corn at 24 cents. Correction issued to Thursday noon.
Saleb Miller of East Main Street, an employee of Funkhouser or Blue Mountain Stone Co near Delta, was seriously injured Tuesday morning when a rock fell and fractured one ankle. Dr. W. S. Wilkinson provided first aid, and Miller was transported to Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore by Hubert P. Harkins.
A fragmentary grocery advertisement lists inexpensive items including Libbys Stuffed Olives Kraft Malted Milk Campbell Tomato Soup Campfire Marshmallows Fancy Cream Cheese and Sardines. It also promotes paper goods baking cups modest produce and clothing items with prices mostly a dime to a few cents.
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