January school events and basketball schedule
School events listed for January include Y. M. H. A reserves basketball January 10, American Legion play January 15 and 16, Mount Joy High basketball January 17, A. Beshora lecturer Lyceum course January 21, Quarryville High basketball January 24, and Elizabethtown High on January 31. Organizers and locations unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mount Joy High
Beshora
Lyceum
Quarryville High School
Elizabethtown High School
Prothonotary Notice and Executors In Probate
Prothonotary notice states account to be confirmed nisi on Monday January 20 1930. Jacobs Elmira Jane trust estate and Willson executrix of George B Willson executor noted. Executor notices for Solomon Irvin estate in Warwick Township request debt payment and claim submission to Morris Irvin Hopeland Pa LeRoy Hoffer Brunnerville Pa attorney Wissler represents executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisi
Jacobs
Elmira Jane
Mary W. Retten
George B. Willson
Solomon Irvin
Warwick Township
Morris Irvin
Hopeland
Leroy Hoffer
Brunnerville, Pa
Open House Draws Thousands to Lancaster Federal Building
More than 8,000 people toured Lancaster's new federal building at West Chestnut and North Prince Streets during a Saturday open house from 4 to 8 pm. Fifteen postal employees guided visitors through departments, explaining mail handling and showing sorting behind the cages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
West Chestnut
North Prince Streets
Manheim Farmers Report Tobacco Prices Above 25 Cents
Farmers of the Manheim district reported higher tobacco prices Friday evening. John Fotht of Manheim R6 sold seven acres at 26.6 cents to a Lititz buyer, Edward Yeakley of Manheim R6 at 26.6, and Samuel Long nearby at 25.0 for wrappers. Homer Shreiner’s crop of 3.5 acres sold at 23.5 and Raymond Galebach’s at 23.5. The Shreiner Tobacco Company noted several growers selling recently with some offers under 25 cents. Several residents from Strasburg, Kirkwood, and East Lampeter were among the buyers and sellers. Offers of 23 seats failed to move more crops countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
John Fotht
Manheim R. 6
Penn Township
Edward Yeakley
Manheim R. G
Samuel Long
Homer Shreiner
Raymond K. Galebach
Shreiner Tobacco Company
Harry Hassel
Harl Hostetter
Strasburg Township
Waltre
Perguson
John
Shreiner
Lexington social notes show many New Year visits
A stream of visits fills Lexington households as Mr and Mrs R B Kline host Lorraine Norman Jr Dorothy and Jane, Miss Mildred Carpenter and R N Lancaster, and many families including Stoner Fishers Hummers Schaeffers Klines Singers and Fahnsteds share New Year and Sunday gatherings. Several trips to Tremont Watch Night services and extended family visits at Lititz Brunnerville Ephrata Bird in Hand and Conestoga Terrace mark a season of hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Kline
Lorraine
Norman, Jr
Dorothy
Jané
Willis Shaar
Rothsville
Clarence Carpenter
Charles Bear
Lititz
Mildred Carpenter
R. N
Lancaster
Eleanor Keath
Pine Hill
Morris Carpenter
Alvin Stoner
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Stoner
Baltimore
Menno Stoner
John Singer
Kermit Singer
Harry Bear
Dorothy Hitnier
Brunnerville
Grace
Lillie Zook
Norman B. Kline
Jane
Elmer Todd
Hayden Hummer
Cildren
Florence
Viola
Theodore
Ephrata
Harold Koch
Litgitz
Samuel Hoffer
Anna
Aaron
George and
Menno, Jr
Elizabeth
Alvin
Isaac Stoner
Mildred Steely
Grace Mease
Levi Hornley
Hallville
Martin Musser
Roy Singer
June
Bobby
Burridge
Hummelstown
Margaret
Pauline Carpenter
Florence and
Viola Hummer
Danet Flory
Bill Spangler
Wilson Sprangler
Harold and
Ray
Jonas Shenk
Conestoga Terrace
Phares Keller
Henry Mease
Clarence Hoffer
Roy Hoffer
Harry Hichelberger
Brwanerville
Edgar Melley
Mae Shissler
Tremont
United Brethren Church
Isaac Stonor
Shirley
Marion
Roy Schaeffer
Richard
Jeanne
Ruth Ann
Isaac Schaeffer
J. F. Shultz
Edgar Meiley
Addison Meiley
Harry Eichelberger
Melvin
Zechman
Lebanon Valley College
Paul Stark
Ethel
Landis Greider
Jean
Dohnerville
Tyan Grube
Miriam
John Flory
Janet
Marion Althea
Amanda Weaver
Elam Stark
Abram Metzler
Samuel Keller
Baptism and Temptation of Jesus Examined
Lesson outlines Jesus baptism by John and His open declaration from heaven. It covers the kingly mission, the open wilderness temptation, and the defense by scripture, showing the threefold offices of Son of Man, Son of God, and Messiah. It notes the danger of testing God, the role of sinless humanity, and the ultimate defeat of Satan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Nazareth
John
Christ
God
Satan
Judea
Man
To Secure Salvation
A religious reflection cites a question on mortal man’s role in salvation and answers with repentance, belief, and following Christ as Matthew did, attributed to T. Gladden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Matthew
T. Gladden
Rohrer station raid leads to liquor and gambling charges
A raid on Rohrer's gasoline station yielded ten gallons of wine, several bottles of alleged high powered beer, and multiple punch boards. Rohrer faces charges of possession of liquor and maintaining and operating gambling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Petersburg
Rohrer
Millions Christ Appeals to the Soul as Light to the Eye
The American Magazine notes that Millions Christ speaks to the conscience, likening its appeal to light for the eye, truth for the conscience, and beauty for the esthetic nature, framing the work as a moral and artistic beacon.
Browntown Notes Report Local Elections and Growth
J. O W. Buch and J. B. Getz were re elected Evangelical Church trustees for three years after a New Year s Eve vote. A shirt factory rises on the old hosiery mill site, with a 40 by 110 foot plan and adjoining space for expansion. G M Zeiser adds to his house. Cora Lilly wife of Rev H C Lilly of Allentown to be interred in Brownstown cemetery this afternoon with funeral in Allentown. Evangelical revival yields five conversions to date. Hackman couple from Lititz visited A F Getz. High School staged a three act comedy in K G B hall titled Yimmie Yonson s job. financial success and well attended. William Poole and wife of York visited J L Stauffer over the weekend. Elva Zwally left for Atlantic City to work in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O W. Buch
B. Getz
Evangelical Church
M. Strausse
G M. Zeiser
Cora
H.C. Lilly
Allentown
Brownstown
H. G. Hackman
Lititz
A. F. Getz
K. G. B. Hall
Yimmie Yonson
William Poole
York
J. L. Stauffer
Elva Zwally
Atlantic City
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cc. E. Helm, Prothonotary
Joseph B. Wissler, Attorney
Coal Lumber
W. H. Muth CO
Robert L. Fry
W. H. Buck
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Lexington
Stevens
United Zion Children
Akron
J. F. Bressler
Akron Fire Company
St. Paul’s Lutheran and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Samuel Woods
Washington
Patriotic Order Sonse of America
Talbot Undercoffer
Ivan Keller
Albert Bingeman
H. Lester Moore
G. West
Ed. Wertseh
Eawin Hineline
Elwood Train
Albert T. Emck
Albert Wealand
Atglen
William Ritter
Lancaster General Hospital
Mountville
Blue Ball
National Bank
Jacob Hartz
Maytown
I. W. Carpenter
Harry Eshleman
William Glattacker
Harold Glattacker
George Drace
George Sload
John Henderson
Irvin Neiman, Jr
Samuel Johnston
State Council
W.M. Amer
Lititz, PA
Florsheim
Grube
N. Prince Street
Mr. Vorbt
J. F. Longenecker
Lancaster, Pa
RADIO
New Brunswick
Rosses
W. H. Keath
Broad ST
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