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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1936

Page

11

Church events announce repeated cantata and club meetings

The senior choir cantata From Olivet to Calvary will be repeated next Sunday evening due to high demand. Mothers Club meets Friday evening in the church basement with speakers on Hobbies for Children and Adults. Sunbeam Class activity postponed to Tuesday the 21st. Preparatory services set for tomorrow at 7 15.

Olivet Calvary Mothers Club Jas B. Sheadfer Charles Wagaman Sunbeam Albert Hornberger

Hold Everything to be staged by Lancaster youths

To Present the Young People of District 12 Lancaster County Sunday School Assn will present the play Hold Everything in the Terre Hill Fire Hall Saturday night. An added attraction will be music by a quartet from the I M College Glee Club.

Lancaster County Sunday School Assn Terre Hill Fire Hall I. & M. College Glee Club Jerusalem Lutheran Gladys Hacker Marcella Stauffer Harold Tbach Walter Kissinger Flower Richard Stauffer Hazel Goodman Ethel Ibach Edith Greg Charles Styer Evelyn Adams Weidler Grube Doris Haldeman Helen Kissinger Betty Miller Arlene Groff Dorothy Othoffer Marie Leeking Myron Ruth Woodrow Adams Harry Adams Harry Bomberger Bible Searchers Anna Adams

Lititz Rotary Nominates 18 for Board of Directors

Thirteen Lititz Rotary Club members were nominated for the Board of Directors with six to be elected in two weeks. Nominees include Rev Byron K Horne Paul Bomberger Walter Nooney Tom Dussinger Keneth Witmyer Rev J Harold Mumper A L Douple Dr Charles Landis Dr H J Herr W H Muth Henry Gibbel R M Spacht and Edward Nugent. W H Muth spoke on the Board of Trade’s early 1900s work and presented a color map etching of Lititz city streets for display at the General Sutter Hotel on his 70th birthday.

Lititz Nathaniel Seaman Mr. Zook Martin Muth Mr. Muth Board of Trade Muth John Muth General Sutter

ROTHSVILLE CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND CANTATA

In Rothsville churches St Pauls Evan Cong discusses How Give Ourselves to Christ led by Prof Robert Adams. Salem Evangelical presents Easter cantata Light After Darkness with Esther Erb Myrtle Young Harold Young and others. Holy Communion slated for Sunday at 2 and 10 o'clock services follow Sunday School.

St. Paul's Evan Robert Adams Mae Kern Alverta Long Roy Messner Dorothy Leib E. BR. Leib Robert Conrad Harry Brown W. K. Cassel Salem Esther Erb Myrtle Young Harold Young Nelson Tmhoff Melvin Erb Karl Young Verna Spangier Alta Myers Alma Loose Mabel Witwer Helen Carvell Hilda Carvell Jane Kissinger Betty Cammans Josephine Young Esther Myers Sylvia Gass Ann Kissinger Emma Carvell Laura McCreary Dorothy McCreary William Loose, Jr John Kissinger Levi Myers Claude Young Ray Carvell Leon Carvell William Gass Charles Loose, Jr Harold Witwer Lester Witwer Anna Buizer Elizabeth Andes Rhoda Erb Roy Young RB. Heisler Benjamin Erb N. I. Long E. E

Local Visitors Share Weekend in Reading and Schoenneck

Rotsville Mx. and Mrs Enos Musser of Reading join Mr and Mrs Harry Shifter of Wernersville Miss Ruth Keiffer of Lititz and Mr and Mrs Charles Keiffer with children Jay Nevin and Paul Barton of Schoeneck visited Mrs Emma Keiffer on Sunday. Alverta Long spent the weekend at the home of Norman Myers in Browns Town.

Enos Musser Reading Harry Shiffer Wernersville Ruth Keiffer Lititz Charles Keiffer Jay Nevin Paul Barton Schoeneck Emma Keiffer Alverta Long Norman Myers Brownstwon

Perspiracity in Uncle Eben’s polite talk fast advice

A dialect fragment presents Uncle Eben urging patience and courtesy in conversation as he aims to avoid keeping others waiting with their stories. The line captures rural speech and the social etiquette of sharing troubles without delay.

Uncle Eben

Fatal Accident Provokes State Investigation and Petitions

Dyke secretary of highways refers the Sauder accident for state investigation after petitions signed by over 350 residents of Neffsville, Lancaster, and town urge improvements. Sauder, a church sexton, was en route to a Mennonite church conference when he died. Abraham Groff of Lancaster, the motorman, is exonerated by a coroner's jury. He is survived by ten children, three brothers, three sisters, 32 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.

Town Neffsville Lancaster State Department J. M. Miller Sauder Metzler Mennonite Church Farmersville Rohrerstown Abraham Groff Lauder Huber Oberholtzer

Papeete Beauty Spot Among South Sea Sailors

Papeete in Tahiti is described as the beauty spot that appealed to old-time sailors with its women praised as the loveliest in the South Sea islands.

Papeete Tahiti South Sea Islands

Coleman Memorial Sermon at First Presbyterian Church

Rev T Edwin Redding assistant pastor at Lancaster's First Presbyterian Church will preach in the Chapel at 7 30 Sunday evening.

T. Edwin Redding First Presbyterian Churc Lancaster

Father and son of a President John Scott Harrison

John Scott Harrison was the son of William Henry Harrison the ninth President and father of Benjamin Harrison the twenty third President. Born in Vincennes Indiana in 1804 he trained as a doctor but became a farmer. He served as a Whig congressman from Ohio from 1853 to 1857 and died in 1878 at Point Farm near North Bend Ohio where Benjamin Harrison was born.

John Scott Harrison William Henry Harrison United States Benjamin Harrison Vincennes Ind Congress Ohio Point Farm North Bend

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