Week of Prayer opens with exchange of pulpits in Lititz
Ministers Association of Lititz and Vicinity launches the annual Week of Prayer with an exchange of pulpits. Each night the 7:30 gatherings move to a different church, with sermons focusing on Christ in the Church and topics such as prayer for personal life homes churches missions nations and all peoples.
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Ministers Association of
Lititz
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
F. A. Weichsel
J. C. H. Light
The
United Brethren Church
F. A. Bremer
J. Harold Mumper
Lutheran Church
Geo. Bixler
Byron K. Horne
Evangelical-Congregational Church
Geo. B. Raezer
J. H. Moore
Church of the Brethren
D. P. Langsdorf
Moravian Church
J. H. Mumper
D. P. Longsdorf
Lancaster Truck Driver Arrested for Overloaded Vehicle
Nicholas J. Gall of Lancaster faced trial before Squire A. M. Shissler on charges of driving an overloaded truck. State Trooper Ries arrested him. Gall was jailed 10 days in default of a £50 fine plus costs.
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Nicholas J. Gall
Lancaster
Squire A. M. Shissler
Ries
Married in New York State by Rev Posselt
Miss Anne Hackman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hackman of Spruce Street and Theodore T Evicksburg of New York were wed Saturday afternoon in Harrison New York The bride a Lititz High School and Jewish Hospital graduate has worked in Lancaster for months Mr Evicksburg joined Morgan Paper Company and will move from Luits to its Boston office with plans to reside there.
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Anne Hackman
Henry Hackman
Spruce Street
Theodore T. Evicksburg
New York
Boston
Free Ox Roast Tonight At Park View Hotel
The Lititz Sportsmen Association hosts a free ox roast this evening at Park View Hotel from 7 30 to 11 30 inviting all members. The group reports 20 game shelters built for feeding birds and rabbits. A Federated Sportsmen assembly is set for January 23 at the German Beneficial Union in Lancaster with local members invited.
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Lititz
Park View
Federated Sportsmen
German Beneficial Union
Lancaster
Lititz Garage Displays Win Ninth Prize in Chevrolet Contest
John H. Steffy of the Lititz Springs Garage won the ninth prize of five dollars in a national Chevrolet window display contest for Christmas gift suggestions. It was the only prize awarded in the Eastern Region. Steffy attended a dealers meeting at Hershey Theatre yesterday with participants from across the state.
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John H. Steffy
Lititz Springs
Chevrolet Motor Company
Steffy
Hershey Theatre
Hershey
Susquehanna Recreation Club Names Officers
The Susquehanna Recreation Club held its annual banquet at the Colonial Inn Bareville with 40 members attending. Officers named for the year include President John Eberly, Vice President Paul Rupp, Secretary Ford Godeanur, Treasurer Woodrow Neidermyer, and advisors Luther Neidermyer and John Wit layer.
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Susquehanna Recreation Club
Colonial Inn
Bareville
John Eberly
Paul Rupp
Ford Godenaur
Woodrow Neidermyer
Arthur Badorf
Luther Neidermyer
John Witlayer
Local Boy Substitutes as Church Organist in Cleveland
Theodore Herr, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Herr of S Spruce St Cleveland, filled in as organist at the First Congregational Church when the regular player fell ill before communion. A choir member with a home-built hobby organ, he delivered a steady performance and earned congratulations. Herr's family includes grandfather Theodore Zellers a former St Pauls Lutheran organist for 14 years. He is employed in Cleveland.
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First Congregational Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore Herr
Joseph B. Herr
S. Spruce St
Ted
Theodore Zellers
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Monroe Zellers
Theodore
Town 7x notes and local updates from The Record
Town 7x reports on popular songs on streets, a New York buying trip for Irving Fox, a clearance sale at the Thrift Shop, and the return of a stolen bicycle. It also notes Thursday publication days, rail safety claims for 1935, and a call for highway vehicle inspections.
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Irving Fox
Thrift Shop
New York
Calvin Frymyer
Cal
P T A Postpones February and March Meetings
The Parent Teachers Association met with President Mrs Clair Rice presiding in the school auditorium. Speakers included Mrs Margie Arntz on Left Handedness and Mrs B M Seaman on Hat ing in Relation to Sleeping and Mrs John Mohler on The Child and Spending Money.
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Parent Teachers Association
Clair Rice
Rice
H. H. Hill
Margie Arntz
B. M. Seaman
John Mohler
Grace Hollinger
Joseph Sheckard
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Brevities detail numerous weekend visits across Lancaster area with extended relatives. Neffsville, Rothsville, Chambersburg and other locales appear as hosts to Kiehl, Shearer, Reedy, Grimes, Hertz and Mease families, plus mentions of friends and birthday celebrations.
Card Party by Knights of Malta Set for Malta Hall
The Knights of Malta announce a card party Saturday at 8 o'clock in Malta Hall with public invitation. Proceeds support local charitable activities.
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Knights of Malta
Malta Hall
Rotary Governor Tells of Synthetics at Lititz Club
Harrison Howe district governor of Rotary International spoke at the Lititz Rotary Club on synthetic products and advances in chemistry. He demonstrated new materials such as synthetic rubber camphor nitrate oil gasoline and cellophane fabrics and noted benefits over originals. Wayne Fahnststock Rufus Grayhill and Charles Wolpert were welcomed as new members. a potted plant was given for a 40th wedding anniversary.
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Lititz
Rotary Club
Harrison Howe
Rotary International
Mr. Howe
Washington
General Sutter Hotel
Wayne G. Fahnestock
Rufus R. Grayhill
Charles K. Wolpert
W. H. Muth
Merchants Gather Next Thursday Night for Meeting
Retail merchants of town will meet next Thursday night at 7 30 in the Fire Hall. The meeting is important with new officers to be elected and a credit plan discussed. A uniform store closing schedule will be adopted.
Weitzel announce birth of twin daughters
Mr and Mrs Herbert Weitzel announce the birth of twin daughters at their home on East Main Street Friday.
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Herbert Weitzel
East Main Street
Telegrams Spur Christmas Greetings From Linden Hall
A week before Christmas Western Union urged Mrs. Stengel at Linden Hall to send a holiday greeting telegram to her sons at a reduced rate. She chose telegram No 83 Love and Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas. The Stengels then received a letter from their son.
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Western Union
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Week of Prayer
N. Y. State
United States
Giles Kiehl
Neffsville
Fred Shearer
Betty
Carl Reedy
June
Rothsville
Ralph Groff
Virgil Miller
Harrisonburg
Coble Grimes
John and
George
Fredericksburg
Lebanon County
J. L. Hertz
Max Goetz
Jack
Tom
Jim
Chambersburg
Sara K. Jenkins
Goetz
G. Herman Goetz
Gertrude Heltér
John
Howard Steinman
Patsy
Jenkins
Annie Fetter
East
Elizabeth Bricker
Sophie Bricker
Elmer Eby
H. ©. Miller
Anna Brubaker
H. H. Girvin
C. Wm. Grosh
Nina Seigfried
James Huebener
Emma Long
Stanley Brumbaugh
George Kling
Richard
Wilbur Stark
Howard Taylor
Isinger
Frazer
Emory Wagner
John Leed
South Broad St
Harry Leed
Campbellstown
Arthur Smith
Akron
Galen Shriner
Locust Street
Rotary
Snoops
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