Christmas Programs At Steelton Churches
Sunday afternoon programs will be staged at St John s Lutheran Main Street Church of God Grace United Evangelical and First Methodist Church entertainment features include songs recitations and a Christmas cantata with many named participants and a Christmas offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran
Main Street Church of God
Grace United Evangelical
First Methodist Church
St. John's
Roy Prowell
Anna Hartman
Margaret Schmidgall
Geraldine Myers
Clarence Evans
Sadie Hartman
Ustin Ye
Helen Atticks
Mildred Evans
Herman Deiz
Mrs. Orndorff
Mrs. Hepler
Marion
Ruth
Sarah Ridinger
Ruth Brabnan
Martha Koch
Dorothy Caella
Alberta Hartman
Gladys Tartman
Roberta Hale
Holly Wreaths
Mrs. Long
Mrs
Main Street
Church of God
Orville Crumlich
William Kerns
Charles Shrauder
William Bainer
Mary Reider
Wiliam James
Lloyd Keller
Veser
Carl $ K
Iva Lummelson
Almeda Swartly
Roger Chapman
Ruth Donley
Helen Site
Sara Ha- Ber
Mildred Stevick
Grace United Evangelical Sunday School
First Methodist Sunday School
Opening Contour: Steelton High vs Myerstown Deepened
Steelton High opens its season tonight versus Myerstown High after the death of Prof L L McGinnes paused last Friday’s scheduled game against Millersville State Normal. Coach Reagan led hard practice as Steelton seeks victory on home floor before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelton High School
Myerstown High
L L. E. McGinnes
Millersville State Normal School
Myerstown High School
Reagan
Steelton
Myers
Post Office to Expand Force for Christmas Mail Load
Postmaster M M Cusack announced five extra employes will be added next week to ease Christmas mail flow plus one truck added to transportation equipment. He noted past years’ mail was light except near Christmas and local staff have worked hard but cannot keep up this week. Lutheran Sunday School Elects Officers for Year at St John’s Association lists officers across supervision, secretaries, treasurer, librarians, pianists, choristers, and department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Cusack
Lutheran Sunday School
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School Association
H. R. Rupp
C. M. Zerby
R. O. Lau
R. A. Proud
H. F E. Proud
A. G. Methgar
Carl Smyth
John Wagenbach
A. N. Lupfer
If. FR. Travitz
William F. Kreig
C. E. Scott
Home Department
George Fr. Thupp
Preston Harner
Ed. Schriver
Grace Stoudt
Cora Stoudt
Mary Dunkle
Ethel Keim
Davis Assumes Superintendent Post in Borough Schools
Professor Charles S. Davis takes over as superintendent after thirty six years with the borough schools and thirty one years as High School principal. He was elected by the school board in a special session to succeed the late Prof. L K Mc Ginnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Davis
L. KE. McGinnes
Mornig
Davis
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
State
G W Spahr Nominated Official Tourist by Elliott Fisher Staff
G W Spahr is nominated by the Elliott-Fisher Sales Staff for an official tourist role as twelve directors of the Steel Workers' Relief Association are to be chosen at a meeting in Beth Schem Steel Company conference rooms. The association becomes operative January 1 and directors will present the employer of a local plant division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Workers’ Relief Association
Beth- Schem Steel Company
Steelton Lodge
Wyckoff
Pittsburgh
Walborn
Millersburg
Trinity Men's Club
Trinity Parish House
H. A. Feathorop
George Comstick
Fred Wigfield
W. F E. Chick
St John’s
Earl Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Russell Rupp
William Dehner
Spruce Street
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Elliott-Fisher Company
Pacific District
G. W. Spahr
Sparse Building Permits Reflect Material and Labor Shortage
Borough building activity in the past year shows little importance with few permits issued. Labor and material shortages halted most work, and the year’s largest project was the construction of four houses.
Local Red Cross announces service man allowances and art cartoon
The notice describes seals of states through which Mr Spahr traveled with sixteen cartoon cars painted by V K Newswanger. It notes discharge before Congress authorized War Department benefits and directs service men to apply locally. A sergeant from Harrisburg police, Fred C Essig, slipped on a North Street pavement, fracturing a wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spahr
V. K. NewsWanger
Home Service Branch
Red Cross
North Lront Street
Congress
War Department
North Street
Fred C. Essig
Harrisburg
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