Church and Sunday Services Listed by Denomination
Local listing details Sunday schedules for multiple churches led by pastors including Rev Byron K Horne Rev J Harold Mumper Rev J C H Light Rev D P Langsdorf Rev George B Raezer and others. Services span S S at 9 15 preaching at 10 30 and evening gatherings with young peoples groups and catechetical classes across Lititz Penryn Brickerville Hess Hammer Creek Rothsville Akron and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Langsdorf
Jr. G. EB
Sr. C. BE
George B. Raezer
B.S
Lititz
Jr. Groun
Penryn
Brickerville
Hess
Hammer Creek
Church OF the Brethren
James M. Moore
8. S
ST. James Church
Lutheran
Church Activities Highlight East Lincoln Ave Community
Church events fill the week with services, meetings, and social activities. Rev. Simpson preached, various guilds and classes organized lessons on missionaries, children rights, and home obligations, plus a Valentine party for the Moravian Sunday School youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keys
East Lincoln Ave
Nancy Leaman
J. Harold Mumper
J. Harrold Mumper
Charles Rapp
Guy Buch
Kathryn
Mildred Buch
Charles Wagaman
Alvin Buck
Benjamin Leaman
James Sheaffer
Jean Sheaffer
Nancy Seaman
Charles Zartman
James Kline
Warren Diehm
Charles Bowman
Elizabeth Maharg
J. J. Kline
James B. Sheaffer
Luthor League
Alma Nolt
Mothers’ Club
B. M. Leaman
W. E. Hickman
Harvest Festivals in Hungary Celebrate Rural Traditions
In Hungary harvest season unfolds with village processions as peasants carry rakes scythes and sickles decorated with ribbons and flowers. Two men bear a pole holding a harvest crown of grain with pink blue paper flowers and ribbons while Grace Humphrey notes the day ends with singing dancing and a supper of goulash potatoes paprika onions and wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Grace Humphrey
Unhappy Jealousy Echoes Across Quiet Town
A reflective musing on jealousy describes it as a harmful flaw that festers unseen. The piece warns that those who ignite envy rarely feel pity for its victims or themselves.
Local Social Notes From Hood College and Area
Miss Margaret Posey and Miss Sophie Olson of Hood College spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Posey. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eshleman of Stowe Pennsylvania visited G. G. Minnich and family. Mrs. Nathaniel Wolle of Lancaster visited Miss Esther Wolle at the Moravian Home. Miss Ella Stocker plans several days in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckman attended the funeral of Mrs. Eckman’s sister-in-law Mrs. George Shields in Philadelphia. The Shields family had lived in Lititz in 1912. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eckman of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. John Bare of Lancaster, and Master Austin Hess of Akron called on the Eckmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Posey
Sophie Olson
Hood College
8. R. Posey
Walter Eshleman
Stowe, Pa
G. G. Minnich
Nathaniel Wolle
Lancaster
Esther Wolle
Ella Stocker
Philadelphia
J. M. Eckman
Akron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dunkard Brethren
Tabernacle
E. Front St
Lloyd Withers
Ephrata
Parke Weachter
Rothsville
Brunnerville U
William G. Grosz
C. Kh
Hopeland U. B
Rev
G. Jay Umberger
Jr. C. BE
Sr. C. E
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Lititz A. B
Simpson
Birdsharo
Otterbein Guild
Ethel Wike
Lillian McCreary
Hazel Eslingner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lottie Spickler
Sturgis
U. B
Chester Martin
Moravian
Women’s Missionary Society
Elizabeth Hepp
Ieader
Moravian Sunday School
Melvin Hoover
Carol Ann Horne
Rachael Jane Balmer
Nelda Joan Brubaker
Billy Haines
Donald Sloar
Harold Frederick
Patricia Joan Foltz
Pauline Ruth Miley
Doris Edna Miller
Gelia Anna Miller
Dechert
C. E
Daniel Heilman
Mabelle Stark
Elizabeth Hornberger
Walter Hess
Kissel Hill Lutheran
Luke Biemesderfer
Millersville
Rural Lutheran
Penryn Reformed the
C. E. Society
Elsie
Sheetz
Clarence Cassel
Mary White
Arthur Weidman
Cassel
Lancaster County
Lancaster Co. S. 8
St. Paul's Reformed Church
East Petersburg
West Conestoga
White Oak
W. E. Stark
Studebaker
Harry W. Zimmerman
Atlantic Gas and Oils
M. GC. Demmy
Quarryvale
WEAU
Long & Co
Lititz, Pa
Firestone
WM. B. Fry
E. Main St
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