Lancaster Welfare Drive Returns and 1929 1930 Campaign Totals
A local welfare drive summary shows $3,957 subscribed on a percentage basis for Lancaster, with Lititz and Linden Hall contributions. The 1929 campaign receipts were $5,258.51, disbursements $2,858.78 leaving $2,299.78. The 1930 drive added $2,788.84 receipts and $1,167.89 disbursements leaving $4,074.65 in treasury. About $2,000 to be turned over to the Lancaster Welfare Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lititz
Board ‘of Directors
Industrial Committee
Linden Hall
Lancaster Welfare Federation
American Legion
King’s Daughters
Boy Scouts
Kings Daughters
Lancaster Welfare Aesociation
Church and Sunday Services Listings
Moravian, Crosland pastor S. E. at 9.15 Sunday school. sermons at 10.30 and 7. United Brethren and Lutheran congregations schedule morning and evening services with junior and senior Sunday schools. Catholic Mass 9 followed by Sunday School. Local church notices include prayer meetings and meetings for women and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
S. E
C. E
T. Paul’s
Lutheran
W. KE. Sammel
S. S
Congregational Evangelical
H. J. Kline
Jr. C. E
United Brethren
C. EB
Geo. B. Raezer
Lititz
Penryn
Charch OF the Brethren
Christian Workers Meeting
Vennonite
Hess
Hammer Creek
Brickerville
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Women's Missionary Society
Charles K. Frymyer
Assel Hill Lutheran—S
Vrunnerville U. B
Henry Zechman
C. i
Effsville U. B
G. Kauffman
Sr. C. E
Oregon Church
Community nurse duties and new visiting arrangement discussed
Local meeting plans to invite Miss Miler of the Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association to learn methods used by other towns. Mrs Esbenshade continues nursing duties, with patients calling on her via Meyer's drug store in Lititz. A nominal fee applies, with partial or free service for those unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miler
Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association
Esbenshade
Jenkins
Eakins
Atlanta
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Lancaster Welfare
Lancaster Companity
Osbenshade
Meyer
College professor notes 500 annoyances in world
An academic observes about 500 known annoyances and links a tire change in the rain to related coop connections noted in Soieinder Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Soieinder Magazine
Lost Jan 18 Large yellow collie named Laddie Reward
Lost dog described as a large yellow collie with no collar found around Lititz Huber area. Contact RL D at Lititz Pennsylvania with any information about Laddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Lititz
Lititz Club Show Inspires With Garden Vegetable Costumes
Mary Brubaker outlines national 4-H encampment in Washington D C with lantern slides and is among two state members chosen for national competition. Lititz 4 H members led by Martin Muth and Anne Forbes face resolutions and auditing chairmanships at Horticultural Association meeting as York and Lancaster counties report top memberships. Lancaster displays among 53 county growers entering 21 bushels of six standard fruit varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brubaker
Jacob Bushong
Ray Bushong
Franklin Copp
Charles Copp
Grant McBride
Lloyd Shaeffer
Martin Moore
Thomas Miller
Maurice Galbreath
Arthur Moore
Margaret Galbreath
Catherine Rohger
Henry Burkholder
Washington, D. C
Mary Bro‘baker
Martin Muth
Anne Forbes
Lancaster Extension Service
I. S. Nolt
Columbia
M. A. Moore
Lititz
Horticultural Association
York County
Lancaster County
Co. B. Snyder
Clay
Chester H. Gray
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Federation Service Committee
State Co-operative Fertilizer Federation
Quotation for Today Wise Macnaghten
A brief line notes the maxim to avoid unnecessary worry and to refrain from overthinking, aligning with a view attributed to wise Macnaghten about prudent mental approach.
Farmers Bank to Increase Capital and Stock Price Set
H. J. Pierson heads the bank’s board to purchase new stock at 25 dollars per share while the public price is 30. Officers reelected include J. H. Breitigan Paul H. Bomberger Alfred Couple Violet Helter James Mummert and John Peiffer. The bank’s capital surplus and profits will exceed 460000 with resources over 2211000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Breitigan
Paul H. Bomberger
Alfred Couple
Violet M. Helter
James Mummert
John Peiffer
Buch
Howard H. Gingrich
Mr. Pierson
Farmers Bank
Wanted Boarders Seek Nice Rooms and Good Table
Advert says wanted boarders in Lititz Pennsylvania. Rooms needed with good meals and solid table service. Apply at 822 New Street in Lititz PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New St
Lititz
Notice of payment responsibility by Amos W Shreiner
A Lititz area notice states Amos W Shreiner of Lititz RD 4 declines responsibility for bills not contracted by him. The public is advised to direct charges to him only if a valid contract exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos W. Shreiner
Lititz R. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lititz Club
H. J. Pierson Bank
Animal Trap ‘Company of America
Charles Sheidy
Warwick House
Lennox Oil & Paint Co
Dept. Sales
Cleveland
Ohio
D. P. Hershey
W. H. Keath
South Broad Street
Call
J. W. H. Benner
Cedar St
Ivan K. Adams
Mill & Market
Roy Kneeburg
East Main Street
Henry J. Snavely
Second Hand
Co. C. Weaver
East Front Street
Lititz, PA
Roy Himmelberger
Litits, Pa
B. G. Wier
Mfr
Alice A. Hertzler
R. E. Worley
J. W. Royer
Doster’s
Brookfield
Swift
Martin
Libby
E. Z
Armstrong
Harris
J. S. Harris & Co
Hugh N. Nary
Outfitters
Elgin Gruen Champ
Hiemenz Auditorium
IPANA
Joe Nesbit
Zee
Zartman’s Store
Foltz
Hell
E. C. Foltz
Orange Street
Shank’s Hotel
Elstonville
Manheim
Oliver
Syracuse
Moline
Imperial
Wiard and
Burch
Farquahr
M. G. Kurtz
M. K. Hoke
M. J. Cantor
Levine, the Tailor
Brunswick Hotel
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