Trinity Church Cornerstone Laid At E C Church
Several hundred attended the cornerstone service for the new Trinity E C Church building on Sunday afternoon. Rev G D Hurr of Harrisburg led the address as the cornerstone box containing a Bible church list and publications was placed with gifts totaling over 500 dollars from donors including Mr and Mrs Stew Furlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
Suny
Rvice
G. D. Hur
Harrisburg
Stew Furlow
Lancaster
D. P.ngsdorf
Byron Kime
Moravian Ieh
J.C. H. Light
Tited Brethren Church
Iber
Omuas Hep
SNOOPS Tennis Finals And Beecher Picnic Notes
SNOOPS continues with remarks on players reaching the finals and a final match against Paul Seaher. The Lancaster Tennis Club hosts a county tennis tournament dance with a ten match intermission feat. The State Beekeepers Association holds its annual picnic at Rocky Springs Park with buzz about Bee Talk in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancastennis Club
State Beespers’ Association
Fat Rocky Springs Park
Laniter
Lititz Sportsmen Report Active Meeting
Lititz Sportsmen Association held a Monday session at Park View Hotel with 208 members. They released 268 pheasants and set up 30 squirrel boxes in Springs Park and plan to exhibit at the Comity Show this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Noted Quartette to Sing at Ephrata Church
The Wise Men’s Club Quartette from Cavina California will give a concert Sunday at 7:46 p.m. DST in the Ephrata Church of the Brethren. The group travels back to California from the Silver Bay conference, with all trip costs raised by concerts at various points.
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Apollo Four
Church of the Brethren of
Local Dinner Guests At General Sutter Hotel
Entertainers Mrs. Joan Hershey and Mr. John Miller with daughter Jane hosted Elizabethtown couple Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Baugher and daughters and Nortiy Manchester Ind. Rev. and Mrs. Hartsough and daughter on Sunday. A family dinner marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Grosh with twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hershey
John M. Miller
Jane
A. C. Baugher
Elizabethtown
Hartsough
Nortiy
Manchester
Ind
General Sutter Hotel
Horace Grosh
Lancaster County WCTU Holds 52nd Convention Here
The Lancaster County Women's Christian Temperance Union opens its 52nd annual convention Wednesday at the Moravian Church. Sessions run through Thursday afternoon with many important subjects to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Moravian
Temperance play featured at Wednesday convention
The temperance play What Shall It Profit will be aired Wednesday evening as the convention opens at 7 PM with a worship period led by Mrs J C H Light of town. Greetings from Mrs Elizabeth Hepp of Lititz will follow, with Elizabethtown to respond. At 10 35 the executive and central committees minutes will be read and committees appointed. The session will conclude with a memorial service in Moravian cemetery if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velock
J. C.H. Light
Town
Elizabeth Hepp
Lititz
Elizabethtown
Nvt
Reccapella Male Chorus Shines At Lewistown Music Festival
Say Chorus Sang Well reports from Lewistown describe the All-Night Song Festival at State Hemlocks Park where the Reccapella Male Chorus of East Petersburg delivered outstanding performances. After an encore directed by Prof. Harry Baughey, members lingered for more numbers while others explored the Lewistown countryside with town residents Carl Stubbs Mark Graybill Miriam Royer and George H Pennypacker among those noted locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Hemlocks Park Association
Reccapella
East Petersburg
Harry Baughey
Carl Stubbs
Mark Graybill
Miriam Royer
George H. Pennypacker
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Charles Visit State College and More
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Charles of Fast Petersburg toured State College and nearby sites during a day trip.
Local Residents Injured in Farm and Camp Accidents
Clarence Adams of Spruce Street fell from a potato digger on the Graybill Minnich farm and suffered foot and leg injuries treated by Dr. Martin. Edward Garret had a narrow escape from a ladder accident at Poplar Grove camp, spraining his ankle and returning home to Philadelphia. Robert Snyder of Front Street was bitten by a chow dog at Aaron Eshleman’s home and treated by Dr. Martin. William Singer on Felix Fanderick’s Speedwell farm was kicked by a mule, sustaining abdominal bruising and treated by Dr. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adams
Ivan Adams
Spruce Street
Graybill Minnich
Martin Tao
Edward Garret
Poplar Grove
Philadelphia
Robert Snyder
Jacob Snyder
Front Street
Aaron Eshleman
Orange Straet
D. C. Martin
William Singer
Felix Fanderick
Speedwell
Martin
Rotarians Enjoy Musical Program at Lititz Club
The Lititz Rotary Club hosted a musical program at its Tuesday meeting in the General Sutter. Joseph W. Sheckard arranged the program which featured three violin solos by Lester Sessemans and a solo by Sheckard himself with Grace Sessemann as accompanist.
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Lititz
Lost stock certificates prompt new certificate applications
Certificate No. 136 for one share issued January 15 1929 in name of Wilson S Hertzog, certificate No. 69 for 14 shares issued January 15 1929 in name of Sallie Spangler, and certificate No. 172 for 7% shares issued July 11 1983 in name of Israel H Shrom of the preferred stock of Eby Shoe Company Inc having been lost notice is hereby given that applications have been made for the issue of new certificates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson S. Hertzog
Sallie Spangler
Israel H. Shrom
Eby Shoe Company, Inc
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Snoops
Paul Seaher
Woodie
Christian Temperance Union Convention
Bette Davis
Tenth Avenue
Musical Arts Society
Janet Gaynor
Henry Fonda
Franz Schubert
Kay Francis
Richard DIX
The
Arlene Judge
Kent Taylor
Loretta Young
Charles Boyer
Shanghai
Eee
C. W. Musser
S. Broad St
New Street
Mrs. Clayton Rudy
King's Daughters
Charles T. Steinmetz
Louis Huebener
Main St
George L. Keith
Lincoln Ave
Lititz, Pe
Hershey & Gibbel
Dodge and
Plymouth
R. R- Graybill
Cedar Street
Lincoln Avenue
Mathers Barber and Beauty Shop
West Orange Street
Henry J. Snavely
Front St
Loiis, Pa
Radio Manufacturers Service
Alvin M. Frey
Broad Street
Mill & Market
Lititz Furniture CO
Spruce St
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