Ushers Nominate Officers At Lititz Meeting
The Lititz avian Ushers Association held a Tuesday night meeting in the Mora lis Sunday School Chapel. C Breneman was nominated for president with Howard S Young as vice president and H P Regennas and Ed Bear as secretary and treasurer. The group discussed band support and a concert from Bethlehem Moravian College. A $21 collection funded a clarinet for the Sunday School orchestra. Clarence Ct and William Kinney were elected members. J Herbert H Beck spoke on Pennsylvania forests and tree species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Breneman
Lititz
Avian Ushers’ Association
Mora 1
Aws
Mgr. Breneman
Howard S. Young
Retary
H. P. Regennas
Treas- Ed Bear
E. S. Crosland
Lloyd Smith
Mr. Bear
Bethlehem
Clarence Ct
William Kinney
Elec
Ted
J. Herbert H. Beck
Ansylvania
Wo Ich
Dr. Scott
Milllville State Teachers College
Delphian Club Deliberates Italian Literature Scene
The Delphian Club met at Mrs. F G Dengate on Spruce Street with fourteen members and one visitor to discuss Glimpses of Italian Literature. Miss Huebener led, readers covered Italian poets Leopardi and Patriotic Literature, plus Milan famine notes. refreshments followed. Next meeting planned for Mrs. W H Muth’s home on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
F. G. Dengate
Spruce St
Mems
Jjeet
Missy Huebener
Magdalena Wker
McMullen
Leopardi
S. Norman Badorf
Windy
Seniors Put On Annual Class Play The Family Upstairs
The senior class of the High School stages a two night comedy The Family Upstairs in the school auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday. Tickets for reserved seats go on sale at Moyer's Drug Store on mid day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nior
Moyer’s Drug Store
Miday
Graduation dates set for high school ceremony
The high school commencement is announced with events: baccalaureate sermon Sunday June 1, Class Day Monday June 2, and graduation Tuesday June 3. Dr A B Ormer of Juniata College will deliver the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland
Siesat
A. Ban Ormer
Juniata College
Huntsdon
Local Briefs Chronicle Small Town Happenings
Mr and Mrs Ralph Arnsbach move from East Main Street to Coatesville where he is employed. Miss Elsie Hiffman operated on for appendicitis at Lancaster General Hospital and had tonsils removed. Ella Smeltzer attends Founder's Week Conference in Chicago February 3 to 6. Mr and Mrs D M Graybill return from Florida vacation. Dorcas Class to present play An Old Fashioned District School Tuesday evening. Frank Gable unloads second series of 1980 Hudson and Essex cars. another car load due tomorrow. Mrs Chester M Woolworth named Junior League Day chair in charge at Hagers store Lancaster. Samuel Shue suffers crushed bones in right foot as tank falls on it at ice plant. Dillmans attend funeral of John Dillman. P B's meet Monday at 7:30. Mr and Mrs Robert Russel and Miss Libbie Buch visit Atlantic City. St Luke's Reform Church youth host Valentine party with radio program and games. waist-measurement amusement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Arnsbach
East Main Street
Coatesville
Elsie Hiffman
Lancaster General Hospital
Ella Smeltzer
Church St
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Dorcas
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Frank Gable
Hudson and Essex
Chester M. Woolworth
Animal Trap Co
Ray Dillman
Long Island
N. Y
John Dillman
Brownstown
Robert Russel
Libbie Buch
Atlantic City
Lad breaks street lamp pays $1 for a new one
M. M. Souders of the Edison Electric Co. reports repeated lamp vandalism by local boys. Police Officer Kreider caught a boy in the act on Miller's Row, who was reprimanded and charged one dollar for the replacement lamp. Authorities warn stricter action for future incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Souders
Edison Electric Co
Kreider
Miller’s Row
Ministers to Meet in Lititz Association Session
The Ministers' Association of Lititz and vicinity will hold a regular monthly meeting Monday at the Moravian parsonage at 1.80 o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association of
Lititz and Vicinity
Moravian Parsonage
Dorcas Class Presents An Old Time District School
St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School Dorcas Class invites all to a basement program titled An Old Time District School on February 25 at o oclock. Admission costs five cents per foot plus one cent for each additional inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Friends of St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Obituary John M Dillman Dies At 75 In Lititz
John M Dillman seventy five died Saturday morning at 1 50 at his daughter Mrs Harry Gam man South Broad Street of apo plexy He was born in Farmersville a coachmaker by trade and resided in Lititz for many years He was a member of Evangelical Church Brownstown and the Rein deer Lodge Lancaster Surviving children are Clarence Grantville Ray Long Island Mrs Harry Garman and Mrs George Sheridan plus two sisters Mrs John Burk holder Manheim D R 1 Mrs Emma Bomberger Hallville and Amos Dill man Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 at the late home and at 2 at Brownstown Evangelical Church Burial was in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dillman
Harry Garman
South Broad Street
Farmersville
Lititz
Evangelical Church
Brownstown
Reindeer Lodge
Lancaster
Clarence
Grantville
Ray
Long Island
George Sheridan
John Burkholder
Manheim D. R
Emma Bomberger
Hallville
Amos Dillman
Brownstown Evangelical Church
Abram C Hackman Dies After Lingering Illness
Abram C Hackman sixty died at his home 223 North Cedar Street early Thursday after a long illness. Survived by wife mother Mrs Sarah Hackman Pine Hill and daughter Mrs Howard Weaver Lititz plus three brothers George Charles Henry and sister Mrs Ivan Getz Brownstown and two grandchildren. Services were held Sunday at 1 30 at home and Congregational church Lititz. Interment followed at 2 in Evangelical Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram C. Hackman
North Cedar Street
Sarah Hackman
Pine Hill
Howard Weaver
Lititz
George
Pottstown
Charles
Henry
Ivan Getz
Brownstown
Mrs. Rosa H. Kauffman Dies at 59 in Neffsville
Mrs. Rosa H. Kauffman, 59, wife of Webster S. Kauffman, died suddenly Sunday at her Neffsville home of heart disease. She was born in Lancaster to Edward and Katie Shubrooks and belonged to the First Church of God. Survived by husband, sons Charles A. of Mastersonville and Harry at home, sister Mrs. Mary Landis of West Lancaster. Funeral at 2 this afternoon at their home, Greenwood Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa H. Kauffman
Wits
Webster S. Kauffman
Neffsville
Lancaster
Edward
Katie Gensemer Shubrooks
First Church of God
Charles A
Mastersonville
Harry
Mary Landis
West Lancaster
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Eisenberger, 05, Dies in Tragic Family Tale
Mary Ruth Eisenberger, aged five, dies and is named by her daughter in a brief obituary fragment. The note hints at a continuation on page 5 and provides limited details. The filing lacks full names, ages, cause, and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Eisenberger
W C T U Program for Frances Willard Day
The W C T U met at Mrs. B L Miller’s on Spruce Street with nineteen attendees. A Frances Willard Day program followed featuring scripture reading, prayer, vocal solo, an organizer tribute, readings from Willard's speeches, and a crusade hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Miller
Spruce Street
Frances Willard
Mary Miksch
A. Virginia Grosh
Raymond Dobbs
D. P. Bricker
A. V. Grosh
E. E. Habecker
Moves Back to Town Hiram M. Eberly Returns Home
Hiram M. Eberly, formerly of this place and long a resident of Hanover, has moved back to town and taken the home at 2 East Second Avenue for his family. He will continue to represent Herr & Co. as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram M. Eberly
Hanover
East
Second Avenue
Mr. Eberly
Herr & Co
Circle Elects Officers For King's Daughters Circle
The Speak-No-Evil Circle of King's Daughters named officers on Tuesday evening led by Leader Mrs. E Crosland with Assistant Miss Sophie Bricker Secretary Miss Grace Keller and Treasurer Miss Mabel Leib in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
E. §. Crosland
Sophie Bricker
Grace Keller
Mabel Leib
Evangelistic sermons and church programs noted Sunday
Reverend E. B. Crosland of the Moravian Church leads the sixth in a series titled I'll Do As I Please. The Junior Choir, under Mrs. D. P. Bricker, plans to sing again Sunday. Rev W. R. Sammel continues sermons on The Problem of the Prosperity of the Wicked and Fishermen Needed. U B Ladies Aid meets at the parsonage with social and refreshments. Lutheran Church at Brickerville hosts a 7 15 p m program by the Woman's Missionary Society with Mrs R L Winters as speaker, Penryn Male Chorus to perform. Crosland begins catechetical class with Bible Lands illustrated talk, sharing pictures from the Holy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8. Crosland
Moravian Church
D. P. Bricker
W. R. Sammel
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
U. B. Church
Adam Hornberger
Stella Hornberger
John Hornberger
Helen Hershey
Elmer Keller
Jd. C. H. Light
Brickerville
Woman’s Missionary Society
R. L. Winters
Lancaster Conference Society
Penryn
E. S. Crosland
Holy Land
Rev Heisey Speaks Here at Herndon Home Service
The Rev A Heisey of the Herndon Home for the Aged preached at Church on Sunday addressed the Sunday School and assisted at the funeral of Abram C Hackman in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Heisey
Herndon
Church of Brethren to Hold Young People's Meeting
The Church of the Brethren on Centre Street will host a Young People's Meeting Sunday evening at 5 o'clock. The program features congregational singing, a devotional by J Madison Dietrich, a history talk by John G Hershey, music by the Men's and Ladies' Choruses, readings by Edna Mohler, and an address by Harry N Nye of Elizabethtown. Nathan Martin will close with benediction. J H Breitigan and others organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Centre Street
Lottie Nies
J. Madison Dietrich
The
John G. Hershey
Edna Mohler
Helen Heilman
Harry N. Nye
Elizabethtown
General Mission Board
Nathan Martin
Lebanon
J. H. Breitigan
Harriet Brenner
Mary Bruckhart
Mary Frank
Florence B. Gibbel
Circle to Hold Social by Love-One-Another Circle
The Love-One-Another Circle of King's Daughters will host a social in its rooms on Tuesday. Committee members include Mrs. Claude Miller assisted by Mrs. Norman Badorf, Mrs. Graybill Bitzer and Mrs. William Moody. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Claude Miller
Norman Badorf
Graybill Bitzer
William Moody
Eleven More Babies at Mora yvian Clinic
Eleven more babies were registered at the second Baby Clinic held yesterday afternoon in the Mora yvian Sunday School Chapel. Dr. D. C. Martin attended and Minnie Esbenshade led the event with hostesses Claude Miller, Harry Gorton, and Elizabeth Hepp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Morayvian
D. C. Martin
Minnie Esbenshade
Claude Miller
Harry Gorton
Elizabeth Hepp
Paul R. Pfeffer
Robert Heagy
Wilbur N. Neff
Dorothy J. Sturgis
Paul Smith
Wm. H. Rapp
Betty Jane Rapp
Geneva Rapp
Mary Laverne Rapp
Melvin Neff
Nicholas Mastromateo
Richard Gorton
Joan Estwan
Fay Eltnner
Nancy Steffy
John B. Zimmerman
Helen M. Wonder
Kneeburg Sifferd Wedding in Salisbury and Lititz Notes
Elizabeth Sifferd of Salisbury and Roy Kneeburg of Lititz wed at eight p.m. Saturday at the Lutheran parsonage West Orange Street. They planned to depart for Philadelphia but weather changed plans and settled into 224 Front Street housekeeping. Kneeburg runs a jewelry store on East Main Street. she is Salem College music alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sifferd
Salisbury
North Carolina
Roy B. Kneeburg
Lititz
W. R. Sammel
Lutheran Parsonage
West Orange Street
Philadelphia
Front Street
Kneeburg
Wm. C. Sifford
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Bowman Technical School
Lanecaster
Beta Sigma Fraternity
East Main Street
Shenk and Dyer Wed at Neffsville Home
John M. Shenk of Penn Township and Martha Dyer of Landisville married by Rev. John S. Hess at his Neffsville home. They will reside on the Shank farm near Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Shenk
Penn Township
Martha Dyer
Landisville
John S. Hess
Neffsville
Shank
Manheim
Engagement Announced for Elizabeth C Steffy
Mr and Mrs D Leroy Banzhoff announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth C to John H Steffy son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Steffy of Lititz. The wedding will take place on the 17th of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Leroy Banzhoff
Juliette Avenue
Rossmere
Elizabeth C
John H. Steffy
Thomas W. Steffy
Lititz
Flag carried in Lincoln parade shown by heirloom
Historic flag owned by Thomas H. Erb, a Lancaster stone dealer, drew attention for its 37 sewn stars. The elder Erb carried it in a Lincoln campaign parade with the Penn Township Riding Club and kept it as an heirloom. Thomas Erb shows the flag only on Lincoln’s birthday to gauge public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Erb
Mr. Erb
Lancaster
Lincoln
Penn Township
Eric
Pretzel Orientation Debate at Millersville
February 13, 1930 readers ask whether the pretzel image should show the large lobe up or down in print. The RECORD invites responses from readers to settle the century old typographic controversy and notes campus curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Millersville
Winston
Lititz Pretzela
F. F.M.G
Local residents visit friends and family this week
Mrs. Mary Rode spent last week in Philadelphia visiting friends. Ed and Mrs Heidrick of Reading visited George and Mrs Grunenberger on Sunday. Several others, including Miss Bernice Dengler and Miss Caro Crosland, traveled to New York City and Lancaster region for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rode
Philadelphia
Ed Heidrick
Reading
George Grunenberger
John Heiserman
Helen Albright
Lancaster
Mountville
Bernice Dengler
Clear Spring
Caro Crosland
New York City
Esther Neidermyer
East Front Street
Hiram McCauley
Carolyn
Harry Shellheimer
Lof Steelton
N. G. Yerger
Carrie
Gea. W. Sweigert
Olive
Wilson Ebersole
Harrisburg
JM. L. Steiner
H. J. Kline
Royersford
Herman Reedy
Charles E. Lewis
Coatesville
Samuel
Berlin
Frank
Berwick
John Madlem
H. F. Quinn
Elizabeth Workman
Maud Bearinger
Denver
Norwegian Soprano Anne Mathea Recital at Linden Hall
Norwegian soprano Anne Mathea will perform a recital of folk songs in native costume at Linden Hall next Monday evening February 24 at 8. Accompanist Magnhild Stuhr will play Grieg Liszt and Wagner selections. She has appeared in Paris New York and Boston. The Blues and Whites played a basketball game with the Whites winning, and the Seniors hosted a Valentine party for the Sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Anne Mathea
Norway
France
Jennie Lind
Paris
New York
Washington
Boston
Magnhild Stuhr
Grieg
Wagner
Liszt
Miss Evelyn M. Snavely Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday
Birthday party for Miss Evelyn M. Snavely of Lititz Route 5 on Lincoln's birthday honoring her sixteenth birthday anniversary. Guests included Misses Ruth Snavely Lorraine Habeecker Irene Hertzler Ethel Wike Dorothy Fry Rheta Fry Esther Miksch and Messrs. Henry Sturgis Robert Getz Carl Bachman Lloyd Sheaffer John Watson Eugene Sharp William Morris Carl Minnich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn M. Snavely
Lititz
Lincoln
Ruth Snavely
Lorraine Habeecker
Irene Hertzler
Ethel Wike
Dorothy Fry
Rheta Fry
Esther Miksch
Messrs
Henry Sturgis
Robert Getz
Carl Bachman
Lloyd Sheaffer
John Watson
Eugene Sharp
William Morris
Carl Minnich
Luther Ruhl Hosts 500 and Valentine Party at East Front Street
Mr and Mrs Luther Ruhl entertained at a 500 and Valentine party Saturday evening at their East Front Street home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Homer Hackman, Mr and Mrs Carl Spacht, Miss Violet Helter, Mrs Harvey Bachman, Mrs Jacob Ruhl and Russel Longenecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Ruhl
East Front Street
Homer Hackman
Carl Spacht
Violet Helter
Harvey Bachman
Jacob Ruhl
Russel Longenecker
Council Hosts Choir Event at St Paul’s Church
The Council of St Pauls Lutheran Church entertained choir members and spouses Tuesday in the Sunday School Room with a pygmy band. B M Leaman Charles Dus singer Rev and Mrs W R Sammel gave talks. Games and songs followed by a fine lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
B. M. Leaman
Charles Dussinger
W. R. Sammel
Osteopathic Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Moore's Home
Auxiliary to Meet The Osteopathic Auxiliary will gather at 238 Spruce Street Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Dr George Gerlach of Lancaster will present a very interesting talk inviting all interested persons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteopathic Auxiliary
Martin Moore
Spruce Street
George Gerlach
Lancaster
Girl 8 Is Injured When Auto Skids Onto Sidewalk
Anna Nagle eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Nagle of North Cedar Street suffered a severed elbow wound and multiple cuts when a car driven by Lester Balmer skidded onto the pavement at Five Points to avoid a collision with Nora Longenecker s car. Balmer was arrested on reckless driving charges and faces a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nagle
Harry Nagle
North Cedar Street
Five Points
Lester Balmer
Front Street
Cedar
Nora Longenecker
Balmer
M. H. Yoder
Kreider
Stork Tales Highlight Three Local Baby Girls This Week
The town welcomed three girls born Tuesday night to Ed Bear, John Habecker and Vernon Lehn families. John McFarland also announced a daughter born last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bear
John Habecker
South Cedar Street
Vernon Lehn
Spruce Street
John McFarland
High School Plays March Dates and Bank Deposits
The Junior play is set for March, the Grade Musical for March 17 and 18, and the Operetta for April 10 and 11. Total savings bank deposits this week reach 60.97 dollars. Miss Mary Tschudy's First Grade shows 75 percent depositors. The High School basketball team faces Columbia High School tomorrow in the local gym. A Washington program was presented at morning exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tschudy
Columbia High School
Washington
Washington Birthday Holiday Observed by Local Banks
Saturday the 198th anniversary of George Washington is observed as a holiday by Lititz banks and the Post Office. Patrons are reminded that pay rolls and other Saturday business should be attended to tomorrow. The Post Office will follow usual holiday hours per Postmaster Leaber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Lititz
Post Office
Leaber
Entertaining Friends Sunday Brueckhart Guests Named
Miss Ella Buch and Miss Mary Bruckhart hosted Mr. and Mrs. Abram Brueckhart of Elm and Menno Bruckhart of Manheim with Miss Lizzie Becker of the Brethren Home at Neffsville Mrs. Emma Spangler and Miss A Virginia Grosh of Lititz on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Buch
Mary Bruckhart
Abram Brueckhart
Elm
Menno Bruckhart
Manheim
Lizzie Becker
Brethren
Neffsville
Emma Spangler
A. Virginia Grosh
Lititz
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Beck
Shawn
Lphian Club
Niors
D. M. Graybill
Florida
St. Luke’s
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
John Eberly
Lillian George
Mary Bowman
Wm. Carper
Geo. B. Raezer
Lad
Abram.c. Hackman
Mrs. Webster S. Kauffman
Circle
Rev. Heisey
Church of Brethren
Kneeburg—Sifferd
Frey—Pfoutz
Harry F. Frey
Frank Frey
Bertha L. Pfoutz
John R. Pfoutz
F. A. Weichsel
Shenk—Dyer
ORD
Stork
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