Lesson on John Prologue and the Word Became Flesh
Lesson text outlines John 1 1 18 core themes The eternal Word existed with God was God created all things and became flesh The Prologue shows Jesus as pre existent Creator and light guiding humanity and explains why many reject or accept him, with emphasis on faith as path to sonship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Philip
God
John
Christ
Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
Tle
Twenty two converts baptized by Rev Charles Cassel near Manheim
A Long list of Christmas gatherings and visits in Manheim and surrounding areas recounts numerous households hosting meals and enjoying holiday fellowship. Notable names feature Cassel, Minney, Balmer, Gibble, Henning, Longenecker, Erb, Miller, and Greenwalt among others, with events across Lititz, Lampeter, Florin, and nearby towns.
Words of Wisdom on Darkness and Light
A collection of aphorisms contrasts ignorance with darkness and education with light. It claims minorities will overwhelm majorities, labels sin as international and nonsectarian, and urges turning to praise when other temptations fail.
Christmas Social Guests Across Brickerville Area
A long list of Christmas and Sunday visits is reported across Brickerville and nearby towns. Families including Stelfy, Seppi, Weidenheimer, Yorum, Yocum, Wittle, Steiner, Walter, Engle, Blantz, Goshert, Schroader, Fasnacht, Huber, Retten, Kauffman, Hoffman, and others shared meals and hospitality at multiple homes in Lebanon and surrounding communities. A serenade at Isaac Brubaker’s home capped the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stelfy
Kissel Hill
Emanuel Sheaffer
Waldee
Aller
Harvey Fetter
Zacharias Eberly
Snday
Elmer Schroader
Wernersville
Frank Demmy
Lancaster
Frank Fasnacht
Ben. Weidenheimer
Wilmington
Del
Caroline Steiner
J. Irwin Huber
Albert Weidman
Huber
J. Howard Phillips
Nottingham
Ellis Retten
Oyster Point
Reuben Kauffman
Mechanicsville
Local families hold Christmas gatherings across Lancaster area
Cent marriage to Mrs Annie Sensen ig of New Holland plus several Lancaster visitors mark a festive season. Guests include Mrs Alice Nolt with daughter, Tid Bittner of Lancaster, and Mr and Mrs Franklin Ditzler. Other callers and Sunday visitors span Ephrata Allentown Clay Lititz Landis Valley and surrounding homes.
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Annie Sensenig
New Holland
Alice Nolt
Tid Bittner
Lancaster
Franklin Ditzler
Charles Adams
Ephrata
Tra Hartman
Allentown
Lloyd Ober
Clay
Ferry Zartman
E. K. Zartman
Ring Out the Old Ring in the New
Celebratory New Year message urging noise and cheer for 1932 with festive tone and wishes for happiness throughout the year.
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Ring IN the New
Local Family News From Lancaster Area
Mr Oberholiger and daughter spent Wednesday at the Lancaster Mission. Mr and Mrs William Johnson and son of Lancaster were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Enck. Mr and Mrs Hiram Meek of Lititz were guests on Christmas in the Enck home. Miss Anna Stoner of Lexington spent Sunday with Miss Helen Frey. Muriel and Betty Shoemaker and Master Charles Shoemaker spent last week with Mr and Mrs Kersey Bradley near Quarryville. Mrs Bertha Fulmer entertained the following on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Abel Roy and Cathryn Slate of Lancaster.
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Charles Cassel
Manheim
John Kreider
Willis E. Minney
Lampeter
John Balmer
John Gibole
Rufus Fahnestock
Lester Balmer
Roy Balmer
Lancaster
Ira Tongeneekes
Clay
Forrest Henning
George Ening
Lansdale
M. Timer Eberly
Elmer Miller
Arlene
Florence Henning
Rou
Martin S. Longenecker
Mr. Joy
Edwin Markley
Lexington
Ellen Longenecker
Warren Lauder
Doylestown
Longenecker
R. C. Herr
Broad Street
Lititz
John Jeters
Fruitville Pike
Howard Herr
Landis Herr
Laura Monroe
Thomas Miller
Miriam Todd
Anna Miller
Jacob Denier
Erb’s Church
John Gibble
White Oak
Thomas Erh
Edward Pelgar
Samuel Young
Young
J. J. Stewart
Philadelphia
Susan Erb
Thomas Erb
James Gill
Emma Cochran
Ralph Kauffman
William Cochran
Lloyd Neff
Howard Cochran
Ezra Cochran
C. L. Wertsch
John Adams
Homer Hiestand
Joe Asner
Samuel Ruth
Elias Frey
Rothsville
Sanford Todd
R. D
Harriet Moyer
Campbellstown
Mary Hiestand
Elizabethtown
Ernest Weaver
Norman Greenwalt
Henry Greenwalt
Harry Singley
Russell Weidman
Hattie Shunk
Jake Eshleman
Milton Grove
Walter Boyd
Fairland
Herbert Lawrence
David Nissley
Abram Musser
Henry
Erma
Dorothy Smith
Dorothy Greenwalt
Anna Stoner
Helen Frey
Muriel
Betty
Charles Shoemaker
Kersey Bradley
Near
Quarryville
Bertha Fulmer
Fred Abel
Roy and
Cathryn Slate
Christmas Dinner Gatherings In Neffsville
Neffsville Mr and Mrs B S Krick hosted a Christmas dinner Friday with guests Elmer Shreiner and family Elwood Paul Lauvice Ivan Shreiner Kenneth Mrs Harry Braunsworth Arlene Kathryn Verda Reese all from Lancaster I R Reidenbaugh of Berwick visited his parents E B Reidenbaugh Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs C Shoemaker spent Christmas Day with Kersey Bradley near Quarryville
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B.S. Krick
Elmer Shreiner
Elwood
Paul
Lauvice
Ivan Shreiner
Kenneth
Harry Braunsworth
Arlene
Kathryn
Verda’ Reese
Lancaster
I. R. Reidenbaugh
Berwick
E. B. Reidenbaugh
C. ©. Shoemaker
Kersey Bradley
Near
Quarryville
Farm Show Lineup Expands to 135 Speakers
One hundred thirty five speakers from nine states plus the District of Columbia appear on the Farm Show prelim program printed for Harrisburg’s January 18 to 22 event. The list includes out-of-state figures such as Senator George W Norris of Nebraska Henry Byrd former Virginia governor Edward O Neal head of the American Farm Bureau and Charles W Holman secretary of the National Milk Producers Federation.
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District of Columbia
Harrisburg
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Henry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Edward O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles W. Holman
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Washington, D. C
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Young’s Music House
Lititz, PA
Brickerville
Geo. H. Studenroth
General Merchandise
Carper
Lizzie
Ellen Carper
Jacob Oberholtzer
John Martin
Near Landis Val
GRUBE
E. K. Adams
Rca-Victor Radio Dealer
North Broad Street
Charles V. Pfantz
General Sutter Hotel
Neffsville
C. M. Snavely
Chevrolet Sales and Service
W. H. Buch
Clothier
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