Wertheimer Opens Talks Sunday in Lititz
The Rev Max Wertheimer, Bible teacher, will start a series of Bible studies in Lititz Sunday afternoon and for eight days address combined congregations nine times. Sponsored by the Ministers Association of Lititz and Vicinity, the union services feature Wertheimer a former rabbi turned Christian Science follower now Baptist minister, noted for Old Testament studies. Two local congregations Moravian and United Brethren had prior arrangements.
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Max Wertheimer
Lititz
Wertheimer
Will H. Maughton
Southern Bible Conference
Atlanta
Ministers Association of
Moravian
United Brethren
Bandshell Meeting Tonight Plans in Lititz Springs Park
The joint committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight at 8 in the Spacht Furniture Store to discuss bandshell work and sanitation improvements for Lititz Springs Park.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Lititz Springs
Spacht Furniture
Local social notes list spring visits and college rejoinings
Miss Mary Bender of Duke University visits family during spring break. Mrs. William Moody and Mrs. R. P. Healy return from Florida. Miss Jane Miller goes back to Juniata College and Margaret Miller with Mary Moore return to Elizabethtown College after Easter. The Keller family spends Sunday in York with relatives. Others visit Rushland, Kissel Hill, New York, Everett, Stowe, and Baltimore areas for holidays and family events.
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Mary Bender
Duke University
Harry E. Bender
William Moody
R. P. Healy
Florida
Jane Miller
Juniata College
Margaret Miller
Mary Moore
Elizabethtown College
Frank Keller
York
Waldron Myers
Amos Shreiner
Rushland
Henry Long
Amanda Dixon
Kissel Hill
Allen Keller
Benjamin Fass
New York City
Clarence Wirt
Sally Fass
John Fass
Lititz
New York
Henry Gibbel
Florence Gibbel
Everett
Walter Eshleman
Stowe
G. G. Minnich
Marion Kauffman
Miriam Huber
Baltimore
Local Boy among Three for Rome Landscape Prize
Paul McCloud of Penn State, Easter visitor to his parents Mr and Mrs Morris McCloud, is one of three students chosen to compete for the Rome prize in Landscape architecture. Other finalists hail from Cornell and Harvard. The finalists will tackle a final landscape design problem April 8 to May 1, with a two year study funded by the American Academy in Rome and fourteen hundred dollars yearly spending money. McCloud is Penn State’s first undergraduate selected. a 1933 local high school graduate.
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Paul McCloud
Penn State
Morris McCloud
John R. Bracken
Cornell
Harvard
American Academy of Rome
Paul
Irvin Eberly Buys Cedar Street Home from Buckley
Irvin D. Eberly of South Broad Street has purchased the home of Eric Buckley on Cedar Street. Buckley recently bought a new Spruce Street home south of Third Avenue, built by Hershey Leaman Co.
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Irvin D. Eberly
S. Broad St
Eric Buckley
Cedar St
Buckley
Spruce Street
Third Avenue
Hershey-Leaman Co
Burkhart’s Town Notes and Business Ads
A fragment from a local paper shows ads by a known firm claiming ice cream weddings and picnics on short notice. A fox hunting journal note mentions 5000 books wanted for a country house library, with two professors overheard discussing old book training in the continuation on page 10.
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First Spring
Two Household Goods Sales Set For Saturday
Two public sales of household goods are planned for Saturday. G D Bitzer will sell items including an old-fashioned music box at 1 30 PM at 406 S Broad St. Annie S Stehman as administrator of Henry Stehman will offer goods at 12 30 PM at 19 EB Second Ave. The John Moore sale drew a large crowd last Saturday. Moore will move to Ephrata to live with son Lloyd, and Tom Maharg will move into the Moore home.
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G. D. Bitzer
S. Broad St
Second Ave
Annie S. Stehman
Adm
Henry Stehman
John Moore
Mr. Moore
Ephrata
Lloyd
Tom Maharg
Moore
Inter Luther Leagues Plan Debate In Lancaster
The Intermediate Luther Leagues of the Lancaster District will hold a debate on Tuesday evening at 7 45 at Christ Lutheran Church Lancaster. Rev Martin Ruess, pastor, invites all members of the League in this territory to attend.
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Luther Leagues
Lancaster
Christ Lutheran Church, Lancaster
Martin Ruess
Rotarians View Mexico Films at Lititz Club Meeting
The Lititz Rotary Club viewed moving pictures of Mexico shown by Dr. F W Stengel during the Tuesday night gathering at General Sutter. Next week’s agenda includes election of six directors for the coming year.
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Mexico
Lititz
Bingo Resumes At Fire House Tuesday Evening
Bingo will be resumed at the Fire House on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Pudding costs 20 cents and Hamburg 18 cents. We deliver. Phone meat orders to 9181W. LUTZ.
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Fire House
Hamburg
Lutz
Plans Nearing Completion for Acappella Concert Benefit
Plans reach completion for a sacred concert by the Acappella Male Chorus of East Petersburg to aid the Community Ambulance Fund. The event, at Moravian Chapel on Sunday afternoon April 11, includes top performances, a reading by Edna Mohler, chorus quartet numbers, and minister involvement. Patrons may still join the list by sending donations to RECORD Office or R. M. Spacht's Furniture Store.
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Acappella
East Petersburg
Edna Mohler
Town
R. M. Spacht
Local Pupils Set for Lancaster County Music Fest
Lititz school pupils join chorus and orchestra groups for the annual Lancaster County Music Fest in the Manheim Township building at Neffsville. County music supervisors guide varied numbers as thousands are expected to attend, with events at 7:30 p.m. each evening.
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Lititz
Lancaster County
Manheim Township
Neffsville
First of Five Parents Conferences Held at St Pauls
A large crowd attended the first of five Wednesday evening parent conferences at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Charles W. Palmer of Philadelphia spoke on The Greatest Needs of Growing Young People. Public is invited to continue attending these sessions modeled after Dr Chas D Spotts lectures from last year.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mother's Club
Charles W. Palmer
Philadelphia
Chas. D. Spotts
Lancaster
Leaman Celebrates 85 Years of Local Grocery Business
B M Leaman marks the 85th anniversary of the Leaman grocery business with extensive bargains at his two town stores and the Rothsville location. Many specials are advertised while even more are displayed in the shops.
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B. M. Leaman
Leaman
Rothsville
Prof Bailey Addresses Lititz Lodge Banquet Speeches
Prof F F Bailey supervising principal of Warwick Township Schools spoke at the 45th anniversary banquet of Lititz Lodge No 1050 I C O F in Moravian Fellowship Hall. He urged parents to devote time to children and help with their difficulties, saying we find time for what we truly want to do and should focus on worthwhile tasks.
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F. F. Bailey
Warwick Township
Lititz Lodge
Moravian Fellowship Hall
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Doster Sells Store to Reading Man in Lititz Transition
I H Doster, longtime Lititz merchant, sold his dry goods and notions business to Lambert G Rehr of Reading. Doster, in business since 1894, will retire gradually, keeping the grocery side for his son Paul. Rehr will open next Thursday with a full dry goods line and plans to move to Lititz soon.
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I. H. Doster
Reading Man
Lambert G. Rehr
Reading
Doster
Broad and
Orange Streets
East Main Street
Paul Doster
Rehr
Shaeffer
Lititz
Lititz U B Church to Show African Film Sunday Night
The Lititz United Brethren Church will present the second in a series on Africa and missionary work this Sunday at 7 pm. The program includes The Word of God in Africa and Medical Missions in Africa and an additional special feature during the service.
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Lititz
U. B
Africa
Lititz U. B
Word of God In
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Bob Lutz
M. C. Demmy
Burkhart
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