Moravian and Lutheran Church Services This Sunday
A condensed schedule lists Moravian, Lutheran and other churches with pastors, Sunday school times, and service hours. Highlights include Moravian prayer day, Lovefeast, Lutherans at Lititz and Penryn, Catholic Mass, and various junior leagues and missions noted for Sunday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
H. Crosland
D.D
S. S
ST. Paul's
Evangelical Congregational
H. J. Kline
Junior League
Mission Rand
Byler Family
Snited Sretaren
J.C. BH. Light
CG. B
Reformed
B. Raezer
Lititz
Penryn
Church OF the Brethren
Hammer Creek
S.S
Hess
F. A. Weichsel
Brinkerville
Issel Hill Lutheran
Luther Lea- Pie
Brunnerville United Brethren
C. BR
Rickerville
St. John’s
Jr. C. Bi
C. E
Road Oiling To Start Within Ten Days In PA
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways will begin spring surface treatment known as oiling within a week or ten days. About 378 miles of macadam highways will receive new coats after inspections of all macadam routes. Work aims to finish before the heavy tourist season with warning signs posted prior to oiling to help motorists plan. The program requires nearly 10,090,000 gallons of material and about 750,000 tons of stone. Crews are preparing roadside access and schedules as deliveries are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Sam 8
Lewis
Club Discusses Drama at Delhian Meeting
The Delhian Club met at Miss Mary Reidenbraugh's home to discuss Old and New Drama and Dramatiste topics. Miss Bricker led the preliminary program while Mrs. W. H. Muth saved the regime, and members debated works from Ibsen to Michael and His Lost Angel with several readings by Mrs. Den, Mr. Huebener, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom
Mary Reidenbraugh
W. H. Muth
Miss Bricker
Ibsen
Mary Dena
Mary Huebener
William Tia
Edward Buch
Michael
Lost Angel
Mise Myrie Eckert
Lititz men held for court in assault and robbery case
Hampton Long, 25, colored, of Lititz, charged with assault with intent to rob, held for court after a hearing before Justice Shisterta Friday night. He is accused of attacking 70 year old Jacob Heinaman of Lititz last weekend. Similar charges against Harry Eshelman, 55, and Charles Birkenbine, 46, both of Lititz, were held under advisement. Both are held on $21,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Long
Tititz HK. D
Ingent
Chocolate Fudge Sparks Backstage Showdown in Chorus
Theaters hear a bold claim from Six Fanchen and Marco chorus that judge will crown showmanship with supposedly two inch by one and a half inch fudge bites. Backstage fudge cooks on portable stoves signal growing interest. dancers say sweet bites fuel quick energy between acts and help cart wheels and shoes stay spry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanchen
Marco
Theis
Ne Chon
Mabel
Society Studies Missions by Moravian Women
The Women's Society of Moravian Church met at Mrs. M. C. Demmy's Spruce Street home with 15 attendees. Miss Sophie Bricker led in Mrs. Crosland's absence while Mrs. E. Nethercott gave a talk on the origins of missions in the Virgin Islands, Greenland, and Labrador. Treasurer Mrs. M. C. Demmy reported $3.36 general fund and $40.47 in the Thank Offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women'sary Society
The
Moravien Hurch
M. C. Demmy
Spruce Street
Sophie Bricker
E.S. Crosland
Hints for Horsemakers by Jane Rogers
Hints for Horsemakers advises simple hunger relief for children after snows. It promotes sugar as an energy food to restore fatigue resistance and describes economical snacks using bread, butter, and sugar. It also notes dipping brooms in hot suds weekly to toughen bristles and extend their life.
Society notes on Alaska Christmas boxes and meeting
Mrs H E Grosh reports two boxes sent to the orphanage in Alaska with clothing toilet articles and sewing material Miss A Virginia Grosh says boxes are being prepared for Alaska Mrs Harry Becker invites the society to meet at her home in May Mrs US EK Grosh suggests joining the prayer union
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Grosh
Alaska
A. Virginia Grosh
Harry Becker
Mra US
EK. Grosh
Prayer Union
Missionary Meeting at Lititz Church of the Brethren
The Lititz Church of the Brethren hosts a Sunday missionary meeting led by Rev. Harvey Eberly with chorister Mrs. Doimer Brenner. Rev. John G. Hershey, Mrs. John Mohler, and Rev. Nathan Fahnestock give 3 minute talks on past present and future missions, with Rev. LE Oberholtzer delivering a missionary address. Recitations by Miss Evelyn Gonder and Lowell Reidenbaugh cap the program, plus singing by a Ladies Quartet and the Male Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
LE. Oberholtzer
China
Evelyn Gonder
Lowell Reidenbaugh
Council Minutes Note Dust Nuisance Bid To Oil Brook Street
City council continued discussion on oiling and repairing the street between Conestoga Transportation Corp tracks on S Broad St to reduce dust. Reciepts for the month stood at 85 percent and numerous bills paid including Peuna Power, D&E Tel, Long & Co, Reedinbaugh, Snavely, Fry, Kling, Buch, Erb, Hrisman, Met Co, Buffalo Meter, Barrett, Mueller, Pittsburgh Holt Meter, Neptune Meter, Miller, Lititz Record, Lititz Spool, Koch, Gibbel, and others totaling 293.01. The secretary was directed to write the company again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Transportation Corp
S. Broad St
Peuna. Power & Light Co
Long & Co
Roy S. Reidenbaugh
M Snavely
William G. Fry
Arthur Kling
Walter Buch
Thomas H. Erb
Chas. W. Hrisman
Gamon Meter Co
Buffalo Meter
Barrett & Co
Mueller Co
Pittsburgh Hqlt. Meter Co
Neptuné Meter Co
Ladi
Dewin J. Heisey
C. Walter Miller
Lester Miller
Jackob Lingiey
Ke.be
Habecker
C. R. Kreider
Lititz
Lititz Sp. Ooam
J. BH
Koch
Henry B. Gibbel
Ote
Pierson Nominated and Town Election Returns Shown
Fragmentary returns list Republican and Democratic candidates with ward totals for Senator Congress Representative and local delegates. Joseph S France received 114 votes in the first ward and 55 in the second. President Roosevelt and Al Smith show contrasting first and second ward totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steager
Brown
Vitsch
Evans
Wood
Good
Lehreiner
Smith
Beam
My Lo
Hiestand
Scarlett
Harvey
Bshissler
Ag Hemphill
Bucher
D. T
Scotti
Hirshman
Weaver
Rashbridge
McDade
Reece
Joseph S. France
Toover
al Smith
Roosevelt
Two Bee Meetings Set At Two County Apiaries
Two spring bee meetings are planned tomorrow at 9 30 A M and 1 36 P M at White Oak and Mechanicsburg. Led by Prof H J Anderson from State College, agenda includes spring requeening transferring to standard hives feeding and strengthening weak colonies and disease detection. Any beekeeper in the county is invited to attend one or both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Schreiner
White Oak
Burkholder
Mechanicsburg
S.T
H. J. Anderson
State College
For Sale Or Rent Six Room House In Lititz Pa
For sale or rent a six room house with bath hot and cold water gas and electricity at the corner of Spruce and Orange Streets in Lititz Pa. It sits on a large lot 200 feet on Orange Street by 48 feet on Spruce Street. Purchasable by May 1 for 3100 with 2000 on mortgage. Valuable property in heart of Lititz within two blocks of Square. Jas M Goldthwaitt Lititz Pa Phone 74-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
Spruce and
Orange Sts
Orange St
Spruce St
Heart of
Luita
Jas. M. Goldthwaitt
Lititz
Super Quality Squabs Direct to Home Buyers
A limited weekly stock of fresh dried squabs from high grade birds is offered direct to consumers. Birds are grain fed with health grit, sterilized water, daily sun, and outside wired pens for quality. Orders filled in two days. prices reasonable. Previously sold at Central Market Lan ter, now available directly. Phone 359 Tititz Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanter
Mitch
Tititz
Origins of the word plumbing traced to Latin plumbum
A note on the etymology of plumbing shows Latin plumbum meaning lead. Early plumbers used lead for pipes and roofing, and it was common in Wit ter supply work and glass setting. The word appears in English in the fifteenth century.
Executor's notice for estate of Aaron Kaylor in Lititz
Estate of Aaron Kaylor of Lititz Borough is granted letters testamentary to Elmer Eby executor residing at 113 Front Street Lititz Pa Those indebted must pay promptly and anyone with claims should present them for settlement to Elmer Eby executor at the stated address This notice is dated June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Kaylor
Lititz
Ondershoed
Front Street
Lilitz
Elmer Eby
Lititz Sealed Proposals Sought for Water Works Extensions
Borough of Lititz will receive sealed proposals by 6 30 P M on Thursday May 12 1932 in the Council Chamber for extensions to the water works including a high service standpipe booster station 10 inch main and related electrical metering equipment. Plans and bids via Wm I Dechant and Sons Reading Pa and copies issued for a $10 deposit after April 21 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Lititz
Council Chamber
Office of
the Engineers
Wm, I, Dechant and Sons
Washington Street
Reading
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Rony
WEW
Harry Frankel
Singin
Sam
E. W. Parker
Eastern Air Transport
Washington, D. C
Horse Power
Alexis Dollnart
New Mexican Ballet
H.F
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company
Leopold Stokowski
Lillian Roth
Ryk-O
Milady
Hollywood
Clein
Fanchon
Marco Chorties
Boen Fe
Jane Rogers
Missionary Meeting
Council
Maggie Bricker
F. A. Masser
Paul Brubaker
Davis
Butler
Adame
R. End
Rupp
Cassidy
Congress
Kinzer
MecGrannin
E. M. Miley
South Cedar Street
Record Office
Miller
S. Spruce St
WB. Gochnater
Isabel Ehrhart
Rothsville
Bath
B. M. Leaman
N. Broad St
Locust and
Main Streets
Huehener and
Main Street
South Broad Street
John Miller
Reading Railroad
Middle West
Chicago and
St. Louis
Canada
Igeph B. Wissler, Attorney
Wall & Market
Pitt
Choice Elwood
Eby’s Mill
General Sutter Hotel
Hone
Pfantz Bros. Dent
Unnesco
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