Church and Sunday School Schedule Listings
Community church notices list multiple congregations with service times from 9:15 to 10:30 and evening services, plus Sunday School and Junior activities. Several churches including Lutheran, Congregational, Brethren, and Catholic attenders are noted with sermon topics, missionary offerings, and upcoming events across local towns Penryn Lititz Brickerville Rothsville and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aul's Lutheran
W. . Brammel
L. L
M. E. Thomas
Baltimore
Stheran
Brickerville
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Penryn
Missionary Societies
Friay
Council
Ladies’ Aid
Women Rally 500 Bandages for Bethesda Leper Home
The Moravian Woman's Missionary Society hosted a bandage sewing event at the Surinam Leper Home in Dutch Guiana. Thirty-two ladies attended. 500 bandage rolls were handmade, lunches brought by seventeen, with funds raised of 96.73 in the Alaska Chapel Fund and 6.25 in the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
Moravian
Woman’s Missionary Society
Moravian Church
Alaska Chapel Fund
Alaska Chapel Band
Morris Fry
Centre Street
Crosland
Finest Blossom Time Coming to Fulton Theatre
Lancaster will host the much admired Blossom Time next week at the Fulton Theatre with matinee performances. The production comes direct from Philadelphia's Forrest Theatre and boasts elaborate scenery costumes and a renowned company in its ninth year. Mail orders are being accepted as Lancaster remains the sole Pennsylvania city on its tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Pane
Prana Shubervs
Fulton Theatre
Lancaster
Forrest Theatre
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Obituary Harvey Y Buch 39 at Home Rothsville Dies
Harvey Y. Buch aged 39 son of Isaiah and the late Maria Young Buch died at his home Ow Hill near Rothsville from a leaking heart. He leaves his father and siblings Clayton Phares Lizzie Mame and Harry. Funeral held privately at 9 80 a.m. then publicly at Rothsville Lutheran Church at 10 a.m. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Y. Buch
Isaiah
Maria Young Buch
Ow! Hill
Rothsville
Clayton
Phares
Lizzie
Clayton Ober
Manheim
Mame
Irvin Miller
Harry
East Greenville
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Mrs Henry Zimmerman Dies After Illness at 72
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman 72 of Palmersville died Thursday night at 9 at her son Samuel M’s home after twelve weeks of illness from a complication of diseases. She was a member of Metzler's Mennonite Church. Surviving are her husband Henry Zimmerman and two sons Samuel M Farmersville and Grayhill Bricker ville, plus three brothers Elam Hufford Farmersville Edward Barevville and Milton Lancaster. Services were held Tuesday at the family home and at Metzler's Mennonite Church Inter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Zimmerman
Henry Zimmerman
Palmersville
Samuel M
Metzler
Mennonite Church
Farmersville
Grayhill
Brickerville
Death notice of C Walter Snyder in Ephrata region
C Walter Snyder aged 34 died Sunday at his parents home after a illness. He lived in Ephrata before moving a year ago and worked as a sake weaver. A member of the I C C F Encampment and the Ephrata Lutheran Church he born November 6 1893. He is survived by his wife Mary formerly Do remus, a daughter Pauline, a sister Anna married to Howard Hackman of Lititz. Funeral held privately at home with public service at 2 30 pm at Ephrata Lutheran Church. Burial Cedar Hill Cemetery, Ephrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Snyder
Jacob Snyder
Ephrata
Pauline
Anna
Howard Hackman
Lititz
Ephrata Lutheran Church
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Mrs Burkholder Rites At Middle Creek Church
Mrs John W Burkholder 68 died early Thursday at home near Elm from a complication of diseases. Survived by husband Dillman of Elm a son one brother Amos Dillman Brownstown and a sister Mrs David Bomberger Lititz R D 2. Services Sunday at 9 at the home and 10 at Middle Creek Church with burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Burkholder
Elm
Dillman
Amos Dillman
Brownstown
David Bomberger
Lititz R. D
Middle Creek Church
Adjoinings
Lititz Group Forms Past Commanders Association
Past commanders of Garden Spot Post No. 56 American Legion met at the Brunswick Hotel Lancaster to form a Past Commanders Association aimed at advising the Legion. Lititz attendees included C. R. Stauffer and nine others. The first Pennsylvania group plans a 60 day charter enrollment and lists 100 charter members with 75 eligible.
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Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Brunswick Hotel
Lancaster
Legion
Lititz
C. R. Stauffer
Howard H. Hollinger
Norman L. Habecker
Frank I. Grumbrecht
Paul H. Bomberger
Co. EB Lane
No chpuve gueme attainment cited for gorillas
The text notes that no mature gorilla has ever reached this level or been captured in the jungle. It states young gorillas have been imported for 2008 and for circuses, but died before four or five years old. The longest captive gorilla life reported was seven years at the Prussia Germany zoo in Preslun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preslun
Germany
Early Clock Styles in the United States
The Washington Star notes brass wheel clocks were not made in the United States until 1837. Wooden works emerged around 1820, but clocks with hand-cut brass movements predated them. Machine-cut brass movements later superseded both styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
United States
Not Part of Dominion Newfoundland as Separate Empire Entity
Newfoundland is described as a separate entity within the British empire with its own parliament premier ministry and currency independent of Canada. The text asserts Newfoundland operates its own money and bonus system without regard to Canada.
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Newfoundland
Canada
Council Meeting Updates and Bridge Bid Event Planned
Borough proceedings note unpaved Berry Alley to Cedar Street section and a nine hour daily water supply from the plant. A street light on S Broad Street between Third and Fourth Avenues is ordered. An overhanging roofs ordinance passes on third reading. Special council meeting set for March 11 to open Water Street Bridge bids. Bills approved include utilities, freight, printing, coal, gas, stone, and secretary salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Alley
Cedar Street
S. Broad Street
Water Street Bridge
Burgess Breneman
Weber, Pfan
Lincoln Ave
Amos W. Dietrich
Thomas H. Erb
Express Printing Co
Neptune Meter Co
Walter Miller
Lester Miller
A. B. Ludwig
H. M. Kofroth
C. R. Kreider
W. E. Ringer
District School Comedy Triumphs With Amusing Cast
Diehm directed the play as Margaret Sonders and Kathryn Zimmerman sought teaching posts but were rejected. Joe Herr won the job. The second act featured a school session and a Washington's Birthday celebration for parents and the school board. Numerous locals portrayed pupils and parents. Mrs. J. FR. Stoner received a bouquet for coaching. an orchestra provided music and William Maharg performed a solo.
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Elwood Furlow
Carrie Yerger
Guy Calvert
Earl Brian
Clarence Dengler
Leroy Kling
Paul Spangler
Mildred Rohrer
Alvin Long
Yerna Hertzler
Beverly Counts
W. R. Sammel
Norman Habecker
Sue Butzer
Paul Herr
Doris Furlow
Samuel Hoffman
Jerry Stark
J. FR. Stoner
Wm. Maharg Gang
Senior Class Play a Rich Comedy with Subtle Messages
The senior class presented a rich comedy examining family troubles and social follies, well acted by Betty Martin as the mother and Paul Pfeffer as the father. Cast included Janet Ruber, Arlene Beck, Paul Davidson, and others, with Miss Nelda Spats coaching and Mary Diehm assisting, while committees handled properties, costumes, and stage setup. The show moved smoothly from start to finish, drawing a likely large audience tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Martin
Paul Pfeffer
Janet Ruber
Arlene Beck
Paul Davidson
Nelda Spats
Mary Diehm
Vern Hertzler
Esther Shue
Dorothy Spachi
Miiam Hall
Ira Hall
Russel Enck
Arlene Steffy
Richard McCloud
Improper fractions sparking a parent note at school
A mother left a terse note to a teacher demanding no more lessons on improper fractions for her daughter. The message cites concern the topic might teach her daughter something inappropriate or harmful, signed only with initials.
Thinking or Dreaming in Silent Minds
A Washington Star quote attributed to Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown notes that four silent men may seem thoughtful when they are merely dreaming, reflecting on perception versus genuine thinking in quiet minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Aid Unemployment Effort Underway at Stock Yards
The Union Stock Yards Company of Lancaster began a $100,000 building program in its yards to improve and enlarge facilities. Many old pens will be torn down and replaced. Forty men have already found work, according to the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards Company of Lancaster
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Five Hurt in Accident Near Columbia Lititz Game Crowd
Five Columbia youths were seriously injured late Saturday when two cars carrying Lititz and Columbia High fans collided along the Lincoln Highway between Mountville and Columbia. Both cars were badly damaged.
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Columbia
Lititz
Columbia High
Lincoln Highway
Mountville
March farm sales and real estate listed in Hershey area
On March dates auctions and sales are scheduled in Hershey Lititz and Elizabeth Township. Livestock farm machinery household goods public sale by J Frank Lutz HH Hacker and E K Langsch on March Tuesday. Real estate on Owl Hill Road up for public sale March 12 at 7 30 pm in Hershey and Lititz. Auctioneered by Monroe M Pfautz Zach Eberly and T Hacker.
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Kate Hershey
Naaman G. Hershey
Manheim
Lititz Pike
Penryn
Stevens
J. Frank Lutz
HH. T. Hacker
E. K. Langsch
Owl Hill
Hershey and Gibbel
Lititz
Monroe M. Pfautz
Zach Eberly
Elizabeth Township
Brickerville
T. Hacker
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Tayer
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C. B. Hammer
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Linden Underwear CO
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Mill & Market
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Campbell’s Beans
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Armstrong
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