Church and Sunday School Services Across Local Parishes
Several denominations announce Sunday schedules with Sunday School at about 9 to 9 30 and worship services from 9 30 to 10 30, plus evening services reduced due to united Preaching Mission meetings in Moravian paths. Churches include Moravian, Paul’s Lutheran, Evangelical, United Brethren, Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Mennonite, Dunkard Brethren, Catholic, Akron Lutheran, Kissel Hill, Neffsville U B, Oregon Church, Brunnerville and St John’s Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Lutheran
Evangelical Congregational
United Brethren
Reformed
Preaching Mission
Bev. Crosland
D.D
C. EB
Geo. B. Raezer
S. S
Pentyn
Byler
Brickerville
Lititz
Church OF the Brethren
Hess
Dunkard Brethren
F. A. Weickeel
Akron
Rothsville
Kissel Hill Lutheran
Neffsville U. B
S. G. Kauffman
Sr. C. E
Oregon Church
S. 5
C. E
Brunnerville
Pentecost Revival Push Seeks 5000 Chapters Read
Dr Bloom leads a preaching mission focusing on Pentecost and Pentecostal themes. Free New Testament copies are distributed and nightly reports track chapters read, with 3263 reported so far toward a 5000 chapter goal. services conclude Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Penryn Residents Visit Nearby Families and Neighbors
PENRYN. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Kauffman of Soudersburg visited Mr. and Mrs. George Biemesderfer. S. W. Decker visits his father Jonathan Decker. Many local couples hosted and visited relatives including the Diebm family, the Koehlers, and the Shiffers in Palmyra. Jonathan Decker, age 88, is slowly recovering from illness. Mrs. James McMullen attended Salinda Williams funeral at Brunnerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Kauffman
Soudersburg
George Biemesderfer
S. W. Decker
Jonathan Decker
John Bashore
Lebanon
Ezra Cochran
Lorraine
Lititz
Elmer Weachter
Dorothy Long
William Pfautz
Earl Diebm
Doris
Manheim
Paul Koehler
Carl Weber
Arthur Weidman
Palmyra
Harrison Shiffer
Samuel Shank
Harry Long
Lewis Sturgis
Tutz
Wm. Pfantz
Mervin
Hallvillle
James McMullen
Salinda Williams
Brunnerville
Inexpensive Spaghetti Dinners for Weeknight Menus
Simple economical spaghetti dinners offer quick half hour meals after shopping or meetings. Recipes include cooked spaghetti in tomato sauce, meat and spaghetti casserole, and sides like asparagus, cauliflower, and salads.
Pineapple Laced Sandwich Varieties From Fruit Cheese Mix
A vintage recipe roundup details Cheese and Fruit Sandwiches with mashed cream cheese and crushed pineapple, Pineapple Marshmallow Sandwiches with melted marshmallows and pineapple, Pineapple Ginger Sandwiches with pineapple ginger and walnuts, Banana Pineapple Sandwiches with lemon and bread, and Peanut Butter Pineapple Sandwiches with cherries and pineapple syrup between buttered slices.
Durene undershirt reshapes arm hole for comfort
EXOIA notes a sudden fashion shift in men’s wear as durene undershirts introduce a higher arm hole. The change targets active sportsmen seeking comfort, reducing pull and wear from under the arms while preserving core garments like shirts and coats.
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EXOIA
Anthrax Risk From Shaving Brushes Warned By Journal
The article warns about anthrax from shaving brushes, noting past outbreaks linked to hair and hides from Siberia and China. It describes symptoms, high death rates, and recommends sterilizing new brushes with a 10 percent formalin soak before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
Massachusetts
New York
Italy
Europe
Pasteur
Siberia
Manchuria
China
Prevention of Goiter in Utah Urges Iodine Use
A Utah health survey finds goiter in 86 percent of boys and 54.8 percent of girls among nearly 70 000 schoolchildren. Authors urge small weekly iodine intake to prevent goiter while cautioning against self treatment and advising consultation with a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF Yance
State Board of Health of
Utah
Western Newspaper Union
Potential Sugar Crop In Dominion Of Canada Estimated
Potential sugar crop with 8 million sugar maple trees tapped yearly in Canada. 1980 maple sugar output valued above 1.25 million dollars. Eastern Canada holds most trees with about 0.0 million tapped, yielding a potential 50 million pounds annually.
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Dominion of Canada
Canada
First Ankara Sivas Railway Opens to Public
Thousands witness the official opening of the Ankara Sivas railway in Turkey as 300 invited guests board a special train to Sivas for the ceremony. About 35,000 people gather to see their first locomotive and bronze medals are issued to commemorate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkishla
Sivas
Ankara-Sivas
Turkey
Turks
State Railway Administration
Alimony Bridge Win Highlighted in Odd Exchange
A terse exchange reveals a joke about alimony won in bridge from Mrs. Devor. The dialogue references separation and remarriage dynamics, framing a social remark on financial settlements in a card game context.
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Bridge
It Can Be Done Daughter- but Dad Lives Cheaply
A comic exchange shows a daughter asking if two can live as cheaply as one and the father replying that he and the mother already do so. The light dialogue reveals a family budgeting insight in a humorous tone.
New Type Radio For Farm Use
A new air cell radio receiver promises improvements for farmers after issues with battery sets. Morse Salisbury lauds the unit, noting better reception with fewer AC hums and easy power, with benefits including market updates, farm science guidance, entertainment, and twice-daily weather reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Salisbury
Washington, D. C
Rural Radio and Agricultural Authority
The
Farm Journal
Salisbury Sage
Mer
World’s Greatest Thinkers Named by Shaw
George Bernard Shaw designated Tythagoras Aristotle Ptolemy Copernicus Galileo Kepler Newton and Einstein as the makers of the universe in a famous quip. The list highlights historic figures across philosophy and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Tythagoras
Aristotle
Ptolemy
Copernicus
Galileo
Kepler
Newton
Einstein
Prohibition In Twelve Years Gains Claims of Social Progress
The piece argues Prohibition reduced alcohol use and crime, improved health and poverty, protected families, and boosted the U.S. economy and education. It cites liquor removal from main streets, fewer drunken arrests, and a rise in high school enrollment from 2 million in 1920 to nearly 5 million in 1930 as proof of broad social benefits.
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Unitedd States
America
United States
Adv
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Paul’s Lutheran
J. Harold Mumper
Luther League
H. J. Kline
Junior League and Mission Band
J. C. Light
St. C. E
Penryn
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Lou Feita
Frederick BR. Green ‘Balter
Health
Lester Lehn
Lexington, Pa
James M. Goldthwait
Alvin Adams
Lititz R. D
Wincroft Gas
N. Broad Street
Leaman & Leed
General Sutter
Pfantz Bros. Dept
Mosemann
Royce Refving & Paint Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Itp
E. Main Street
East Front Street
Mill & Market
Amos F. Longenecker
Wiggins Chevrolet Co
Lancaster, PA
Lutz
Market House
Wolf’s Garage
Locust and
New Streets
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