Program planned by Prof H B Baughy at Ephrata church
A Sunday night program on March 16 at the Ephrata Church of the Brethren features the Accapella Male Chorus of East Iron Petersburg with quartets odettes and recitations directed by H B Baughy.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1929
Page
8
A Sunday night program on March 16 at the Ephrata Church of the Brethren features the Accapella Male Chorus of East Iron Petersburg with quartets odettes and recitations directed by H B Baughy.
John Smith of Lititz failed to alight as the train departed for Manheim and fell from the moving coach, sustaining a forehead gash. Treasures seekers near Miller's tobacco shed in Rome abandoned their digging. The editor lamented the town's alleys and reported thirteen merchants accompanied an event.
An excursion to Philadelphia described Col. C. J. Arms delivering a lecture on "Girls." Business activity was reportedly stronger than in five years. Butter and eggs held steady at 12 cents a pound and 10 cents per dozen.
Twenty five years ago Rover the much admired dog at Lin den Hall died. A Mora vian Church collection raised sixty eight dollars? A chocolate factory worker misplaced his pay envelope prompting distress for a large family. Postmaster Wolf of Brownstown slipped on ice and broke his left leg.
George Z Minnich of Neffsville died Thursday night at 8 30 after a lingering illness. He was 32, husband of Jennie Buckwalter Minnich and father of Robert Zack. A St Peter s Lutheran Church member, he was a Lititz High School and Franklin and Marshall College graduate. Brief services were Sunday at his home and at St Peter s Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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