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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
10
The record notes a Second Glass Matter entry filed at the Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office. Further details are not provided in the available text.
The article lists officers Mrs W B Ruthari Colin tia and Graybill Sluber of Neffsyville. The Killian family plans a reunion in the park on Saturday.
Thomas H. Ulrich died Tuesday aged in the Lane. Survived by Lebanon family and others including R. Thos anheim May Mie vos Moy vaivn Hirneisen Manheir and several great grandchildren. Also leaves Jonestown Mrs Emeline Weitzel Rexmont Joseph Williams Geo Robesonia James Hopeland Harvey Schagiverstown. Services Saturday at 2:00 at his son Harrys home Eis and at 2:30 at a Lutheran Church Illernia and in adjoining cemetery.
Rev D P Longsdorf returns from Herndon Gamup meeting to deliver Sunday sermon at Trinity B C Church with The King's Arrows. He also attends Evangelical Congregational Churches picnic at Creswell Conestoga on August 19. Rev Joseph Donat preaches at St Paul's Tartherar Church Sundays in August while Rev J Harold Muumper is on vacation. John Rive preached last Sunday. Twenty two young people attend Elizabethtown Camp Week with instructors John G Hershey Mrs Ence Gibbel. Reformed preacher G will be away on vacation as Congregational Anniversary Moravian Love feast at 2.45. Children of attending parents will be taken Rouse.
Fragmented report details a mix of local incidents including a drowning rescue at Conestoga outing, typhoid water tests across town wells, a horse escape from Meadow Valley, and advance sale for a stage production Beishazza in the Park amid everyday town life and sport results.
A fragmentary item notes a team walloping Blackborrica, with odd figures about earnings and market prices. It mentions an eight and ten cent amount, twelve cents a oxen, and a twenty five cent a pound reference tied to a chosen weekly market.
The first Kling family reunion was held at Tocai Park on a wet Saturday with about 200 in attendance. Officers were elected including President V. D. Kling and Treasurer Adam Shivers. The program featured music, readings, and memorials, with prizes awarded to the youngest and oldest attendees. The gathering planned to meet again next year on the first Saturday in August.
The Mora Association holds its annual picnic at Valley Meadow, with guests including Mrs. Jack Martinen and daughter Ona, Mrs. Harold Hunsicker and two children, Louis Simcox and Ale, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regen. Attendees from Norristown, Colleneville, and nearby areas joined in the event. Rev. C. Verly and Mrs. Verly traveled for vacation visits. the gathering featured local figures and community leaders, highlighting regional ties.
The Burkhart fourth annual family gathering occurred Thursday at Springs Park with over 100 attendees. Officers elected include Burkhart as president, Aaron Burkhart of Goodville as secretary, Mary Weaver of Philadelphia as treasurer, and Aleesta Burkhart as program chair. The oldest attendee was John Burkhart of Bareville at 86, and Morvis Hertzler of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co., aged 10 weeks, received prizes. Next year’s meeting will be at Brown's Mill on August 25.
The Hillside Service of the Young People's Council of District to Sunday School is set for 3 p m. Rev. Oy, leader John G. He Roy Yerger, and Union The ap will participate as announced by the Hillside group.
The Ushers' Association of St. aus Lutheran Church held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening with reports on the Penryn Fienie Grove picnic and other matters discussed. The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church held its annual putting yesterday afternoon at Snavely's bungalow near Oregon. a good crowd attended and enjoyed the afternoon and evening.
Local church notices list morning and Sunday School services across multiple denominations in Lititz and surrounding towns. Entries include Lutheran, Brethren, Dunkard, Mennonite, and other congregations with service times, pastors, and occasional notes on vacancies or midweek services.
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