Church and Sunday School Services Across Denominations
Many denominations suspend evening services as units join the Preaching Mission opening Sunday night in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel at 7 30. Listed are Moravian St Pauls Lutheran Evangelical Congregational United Brethren Reformed and other churches with Sunday School times and morning or afternoon services at Lititz Rothsville Hammer Creek and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Lutheran
Evangelical Congregational
United Brethren
Reformed
Local Residents Attend Holiday Celebrations and Gatherings
Becker and daughter Vivian join Earl Hahbecker in town events while Albert and Mrs. Christener celebrate a wedding anniversary with cards. A large family reunion and dinner occur with guests from Lititz Lancaster and Harrisburg. Moravian Orchestra member Grace Lewis attends social functions as others host meals and plan a Health Centre for babies at Moravian Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swess
Granty
Moravian
J. L. Hertz
J . Witmer Buckwalter
Banks
Samuel Andrews
Leacock Church
Samuel Long and Son
Lancaster
Lizzie Lewis
Grace Lewis
Mary Buckwalter
Witmer
Preston Helman
Carl
Lititz
Menno Eberly
Front St
Ernie Stanziola
GC. E. Reitz
Ruth and
John
Millway
Anna Adams
Ther
Pauline
Dorothy
Gifts Stir Mrs Landis with Mennonite Plant Tribute
Evelyn of Millway, Edgar Bulzer and Leroy Hallacher of Rothsville are noted among those who sent gifts to Mrs. Daniel H. Landis. The standout present was a beautiful potted plant from the Mennonite Sunday School, praised by the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Millway
Edgar Bulzer
Leroy Hallacher
Rothsville
Daniel H. Landis
Mennonite Sunday School
Preaching Mission Sunday Under State Ministerial Sponsorship
The State Ministerial Association sponsors a Preaching Mission led by Rev. Charles J Bloom Secretary of Evangelism of the New York Federation of Churches. Union services begin Sunday at 7 30 in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel with two weeks of evening meetings through January 17 in conjunction with the national week of prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Ministerial Association
Charles J. Bloom
New York Federation of Churches
Lancaster County Corn and Tobacco Show Scheduled
A combined county corn and tobacco show will be held in Lancaster January 9. Five corn classes and four tobacco classes offer county growers a chance to compete locally before sending winners to Harrisburg for the State Farm Show. Open to all Lancaster growers, the event is organized with J W Shleman’s Sons feed manufacturers and the Tobacco Growers Association aiding tobacco interests locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Ecurn
J. W. Shleman
Tobacco Growers Association
Mrs Frank Baird Visits Lititz Friends
Mrs Frank Baird formerly Mary Vieles of Biloxi Mississippi visits Lititz friends. She is the youngest of twelve children of the late Martin and Ellen Vieles. She left Lititz forty years ago and returns often. An ancestor John George Kline gave Lititz land. her grandfather Peter Fieles was active in Moravian Church. Many ancestors buried in Moravian cemetery. Her mother was a Linden Hall girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baird
Mary Vieles
Biloxi
Miss
Lititz
Martin
Ellen Vieles
John George Kline
Peter Fieles
Moravian Church
Entertain At Dinner By Landis Family In Rome
Mr and Mrs John W Landis of Rome hosted Christmas dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs William Landis and daughter Margaret of Gordonville R D 1 Mrs James Rowe and daughter Ruth of Lancaster Mes Frances Ludwig and two daughters Jane and Betty of Lititz In home hosts were Mr and Mrs Harry Akhouse of Ephrata and Mr and Mrs Walter White of town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Landis
Rome
William Landis
Margaret
Gordonville
R. D
James Rowe
Ruth
Lancaster
Mes
Frances Ludwig
Jane
Betty
Lititz
Tors
Harry Akhouse
Ephrata
Walter White
Town
Reading Plans Prompt Family Quarrel Over Movie Night
A tense domestic scene unfolds as one parent urges an immediate reading of a toy Faust while the other refuses, insisting they should go to the cinema instead. The exchange hints at clashing priorities and small household tensions.
Brooklyn Giants to Face Lilitz Merchants in Key Basketball Clash
The Brooklyn Giants a star laden club from several colleges will meet the Lilitz Merchants next Thursday evening on Lutz floor. Local fans expect a high scoring contest with the visitors favored to win by a large margin. The game is billed as a treat for basketball enthusiasts in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Giants
Lilitz Merchants
Lutz
Mission Society Meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will meet at the church on Tuesday at 3 PM. The topic is Life as a Stewardship led by Mrs. J Harold Mumper, followed by supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Two Circus Boys Dig Grave for Dead Elephant
A traveling circus visitor finds two junior members weeping over the death of an elephant. Asked why they mourn, they respond that they love the animal, but the boss has ordered them to dig its grave.
Why Do You Wish A Job Here Briefly Told The Light
Plain facts about applying for a position note a stenographer seen by a supervisor. The piece contrasts distant ambition with the idea that the brightest light shines closest to home, hinting at choosing familiar, local opportunities over grandiose prospects.
Tang of Ketchup in Sandwiches Appealing to Winter Appetites
An old dietary note praises the sandwich and its modern popularity with over thirty million eaten daily in the United States. It highlights Tomato Ketchup as a key flavor enhancer in many fillings and provides several recipe ideas such as Grilled Peanut Butter and Ketchup Sandwiches, Dill Pickle and Ketchup Toasted Cheese, Oyster Sandwiches, and Egg and Tomato Ketchup variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hari of Sandwich
A Dash of Economy for the New Year
A household guide suggests trim budgeting after holidays, with a housewife and a dietitian advising on economical kitchen practices. The piece argues balance between savings and enjoyment, noting New Year as a chance to rethink spending.
Frugal Pineapple Dishes For Six Or More
Economical salads and desserts using canned pineapple and pineapple flavors. Recipes include a six serving salad with orange and emushed pineapple, Baked Pineapple Pudding for four, Pineapple James Tapio dessert for six, Pork Chops with Grilled Pineapple, and Sauteed Pineapple with Chops. Costs range from a quarter to under seventy-five cents per item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tapio
Prothonotary Notice on Accounts for Confirmation Nisi
Prothonotary states accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday January 18 1932. Mary E Smith weak minded guardian Lan caster County National Bank and John Henry Wiest guardian Alger H Shirk Co. E Helm Prothonotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisi
Smith
Mary E
Lancaster County National Bank
Guardian
Farmers National Bank Stockholders Meeting 1932 Notice
The annual meeting of Farmers National Bank stockholders to elect a Board of Directors and conduct other business will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 12 1932 between 1 and 3 PM. James H Breitigan cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National Bank
James H. Breitigan
Licitz Springs National Bank
Diehm
Election notices from Lititz area banks and insurers
notices announce annual or special meetings for Lititz National Bank stockholders to elect two directors on January 12 1932 at 1 to 3 PM. Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance plans nine directors and an auditor on January 9 1982 at the Lititz home office. Neffsville Mutual Fire Insurance holds a seven director election on January 2 1932 at Neffsville Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lititz
Henry
Gibbel
Council Votes Reappointment and Approves Town Bills
The council ratified D P Bricker’s five year reappointment after term expiration. President Rudy scheduled a Monday reorganization meeting. Bills approved include Penn Power 806.04, Health 200.00, Insurance 204.68, lumber 17.20, labor items 302.27 and other charges from 9.90 to 375.00 totaling numerous vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
D. P. Bricker
Council
Rudy
Penn. Power & Light Co
Long & Co
Value Company
Thomas H. Erb
Board of Health
S. W. Insurance Fund
Hershey Lumber Company
W. H. Muth & Co
Walter Miler
Lester Miller
G. R. Kreider
Jacob Singley
E. E. Habecker
J. C. Brenneman
J. B. Wissler
H. H. Diehm
Good Roads and Hotels Won Early Travelers
A Detroit News excerpt notes that Cincinnati merchants returning from the East report Baltimore routes blocked by poor Cumberland road conditions and higher fares. The Pittsburgh to Philadelphia route is praised for better roads lower fares and frequent stages, with strong travel demand. The piece foresees Pennsylvania canals linking the Ohio River to Philadelphia within a week or two, boosting river traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
East
Baltimore
Cumberland Road
Pittaburgh
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Detroit News
Promotion Under Fire Out of Every Crisis
Collier's Weekly asserts that in every crisis new leaders emerge, framing leadership growth as a timely response to upheaval and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crosland
D.D
Memorabiia
C. FE
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
J. Harold Mumper
S. S
Luther League
H. J. Kline
Junior League and Mission Band
J. C. H. Light
St. G. EL
Seformed
Geo. B. Raezer
Penryn
Mreadhins
Ville
Church OF the Brethren
Litita
Hammer Creek
S. 5
C. BE
Brunnerville United Brethren— S
Sr. C. BE
ST. John’s Lutheran
Brickerville
Leidich
Pian
Lete
Faust
Mission Society
Ava
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Foud Institute
Neffsville Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Neffsville Hotel
Neffsville
Owen Hershey
Harry H. Hartman
Zook’s Mill
N. Broad Street
Mill & Market
Roy S. Reidenbaugh
S. Spruce St
Gantz
North
Spruce Street
Lititz, PA
State OF
Lititz Motor Sales
N. Cedar St
Lincoln Ave
Penna
Power & Light CO
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