Christmas Cantata at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
December 30 advertisement lists a Christmas Cantata at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at seven oclock with events printed by the Record Office.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1928
Page
8
December 30 advertisement lists a Christmas Cantata at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at seven oclock with events printed by the Record Office.
For sale Ford Coupe Model 21 with truck body in back. Apply to J Alvin Bnck 15 Front Street Lititz Pa. Also for sale ranges and heaters in stock one solid roll walnut desk furniture repaired and painted Charles Weaver second hand furniture N Broad St Lititz Pa.
Progressive automobile concern seeks adding four men to its sales force with opportunity to advance to sales supervisor soon. Ideal candidate is married, 25 to 45, has finances and a solid character, and can pass community references check. Applications due January 10. Box A Lititz Record. Also two machinist positions at Shaw Co. Shenandoah Pa. prior experience required.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to King's Daughters Lutheran Sunday School and friends for kindness during illness. Notices announce Lititz Springs National Bank and Farmers National Bank director elections on Jan 8, 1929. Other items promote autoTop dressing and seat covers by Marvelo, antiques dealer Walter Steely, Raspberry Alley remedy 666.
Manor High School overwhelmed Lititz High 48 to 15 on their home floor. Funk led Manor with standout play as Lititz managed only four field goals, mostly long shots, in a clean hard contest. In the preliminary girls game Manor edged the local team 19 to 14 from behind at times.
Estate of Sarah Lutt of Lititz Borough deceased. Letters of administration granted to the undersigned. All indebted persons must pay promptly and those with claims present them for settlement to George C. Luft Administrator at Boyertown R D No 3 Pa.
Advertising listed sale register shows a public sale on Wednesday in March at Manheim between E Petersburg and Neffsville. D H Hostetter conducts the auction including farm implements live stock and household goods at the farm.
Local market listing shows eggs butter lard and wheat corn oats middling bran among items. Shopping highlights include staples for daily meals and farm needs with prices not specified in readable text.
The Lititz Olivers defeated the strong St Thomas of Reading 36 to 27 in a Rothsville H.8 floor game. Lititz led 24 to 19 at halftime and pulled away in the fourth period as the Reading team struggled to overcome the early deficit. Linden Hall hosts its usual large Christmas tree display nearby.
The piece notes upcoming elections after Judge Hassler's death and mentions Judge William N. Appel's appointment to Orphans' Court. It lists offices open or expiring terms including Recorder of Deeds held by H. H. Nissley and various city posts in Lancaster with possible candidacies and mayoral speculation surrounding Mayor Musser and Mayor Rehm.
Public auction at the Store of the undersigned in Millway Pa on Friday evening December 25 offers a lot of household furniture rugs hardware and a fine line of dress goods finished dresses shirts overalls and socks plus apples bananas honey candy potato chips and more. M F Getz manager H T Hasker auctioneer.
Prothonotary announces accounts to be presented for confirmation on Monday January 21 1929. Names include Caroline E Lynch described as weak minded and J Frank Little described as lunatic with Union Trust Company listed as Guardian and Committee. Co E Helm Prothonotary.
Miss Mary K. Yerger 44 died at St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster after gall stones operation. Survived by father Christian Yerger two brothers Jacob and Christ two sisters Mrs Charles Sober Mrs Harry Rushbach. Funeral at 2 pm at her home and Evangelical cemetery interment. R M Spacht funeral director. Ida C Simmons 62 died at sister Mrs Spickler’s home after apoplexy. Born Pine Hill maiden name Demmy. Funeral Friday at 1:30 pm at home then 2 pm Evangelical church interment Evangelical cemetery Rev W H Hartzler officiant. R M Spacht funeral director.
Rothsville High was defeated 35 27 by West Lampeter High on the visitors floor in a Class A nace league game. The Rothsville girls won their preliminary 23 20 with better pace and score for their team. The Rev H M Crosland of the Moravian Church baptized Alva McCauley and Lester Miller at the grandmother Addie Miller home near Lititz Springs Hosiery Mill Thursday evening.
The Lutheran Sunday School held a Christmas evening service of carols and exercises. Reports list numerous Akron residents hosting and visiting relatives during the holiday, detailing celebrations at homes along W Main Street and from nearby towns including Reading Lancaster Ephrata Elizabethtown and Brownstown with multiple family groups attending.
A large Sunday evening audience filled the Evangelical church for Browntown Christmas exercises. The program included infant department readings, piano solo by Mrs. Lester Hichelberger, readings by Althea Werner and Elva Reitz, recitations by Robert and Ruth Herr, and a junior pageant.
An offering of 21.50 was received as the Nativity. Sunday Schools distributed Christmas gifts during morning sessions. Revival meetings begin next Sunday at the Evangelical church led by Rev. L A Werner. Guests visiting include Mr. and Mrs. William Rudisili of Akron Ohio and others from Philadelphia Reading and Baltimore.
George Rose and family of Lancaster visited his brother Charles. Samuel Burkholder and family from Farmersville visited William Mease. Rhoads of Lancaster installed steel beams for Joseph C. Garman’s garage, weighing 2100 pounds each. Various residents, including Mrs. John Engle and the Otto family, visited relatives in Lan caster Brunnerville and Penryn during Sunday events.
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