Kinzer Wins Both Lititz Wards in Special Election
J Roland Kinzer Lancaster lawyer carried both Lititz wards for the term expiring next year. George W Hensel Jr of Quarryville trailed by 51 votes with Kinzer 231 to Hensel 80. County totals show Kinzer 15607 and Hensel 7253 amid light local turnout and a larger contest anticipated for the regular election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roland Kinzer
Lancaster
Lititz
W. W. Griest
George W. Hensel, Jr
Quarryville
Kinser
Hensel
Moravian Bible Class Elects Officers For Year
The Moravian Sunday School Pastor's Bible Class elected officers for the year: President Harry Regennas, Vice President John Brenneman, Secretary Grace Keller, Assistant Guy Bomberper, Treasurer George Keehn, Teacher Rev. Crosland. Members heard minutes, enjoyed hymns, and learned of a $424.22 total funds with $110.17 for Rev. Rufus Bishop’s Nicaragua mission. A picnic and lesson quarterlies donation were decided, and Rev. Crosland presented an illustrated travel talk on Asia and the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Sunday School
Harry Regennas
John Brenneman
Grace Keller
Guy Bomberper
George Keehn
Crosland
Rufus Bishop
Nicaragua
Japan
Korea
China
Palestine
Pupils of Miss Habecker To Give Recital Tuesday
Pupils of Miss Habecker will present a recital Tuesday evening at 8 in the lower Sunday School room of St Pauls Lutheran Church. The program features solos duets and rhythm orchestra numbers with many named students participating. An invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Habecker
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jean Shaeffer
John Enck
Nancy Habecker
Mary Louise Scott
Kathryn Mummert
Kathryn Martin
John Brubaker
Verona Rickert
Mildred Lefever
Aileen Landis
Mildred Brookmyer
Virginia Sturgis
Clara Greiner
Violet Keller
Olive Snyder
Janet Eby
Esther Heagy
Bernice Long
Jane Miller
Herma Rickert
Mildred Gangner
Sylvia Longenecker
Marguerite Long
Mary Koch
Lorraine Habecker
Ministers Dine With Lititz Association at Parsonage
Mrs. J. C. H. Light entertained members of the Lititz Ministerial Association with a chicken dinner at the United Brethren parsonage last Friday. Present were Rev. George McBride of James Coleman Memorial Chapel Bricker ville Rev. E S Crosland Rev. W R Sammel Rev. George B Raezer Rev. H J Kline and Rev J C G H Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. H. Light
Lititz
United Brethren Parsonage
George McBride
James Coleman Memorial Chapel
Brickerville
E.S. Crosland
W. R. Sammel
George B. Raezer
H. J. Kline
J. CG. H. Light
Farm Women to Meet for Saturday Session
The Society of Farm Women No 1 gathers at Mrs. George Grunenberger's Water Street home this Saturday afternoon at 1 30. A special speaker and music are planned for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women No. 1
George Grunenberger
Water Street
Religious services planned across churches during Lent
The Rev Frank Sargant of Bethany Bible School Chicago will speak at Church of the Brethren at 730 tonight. Churches will hold union services each Wednesday during Lent with five participating groups Moravian Lutheran Evangelical Congregational United Brethren and Reformed. World Missionary Day set for March 7 observed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sargant
Bethany Bible School
Chicago
Church of the Brethren
Ministerial Association
Moravian
Lutheran
Evangelical Congregational
United Brethren
Reformed
Worley
Lancaster
Blanche Roth
Lititz
Ernest G. Enck
Lansdowne
K. M. Enck
Mr. Enck
Foote Mineral Company
Philadelphia
Dorothy Trabecker
Mastersonville
Lancaster General Hospital
Norman Badorf
Lititz Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Moses Eckert marked fifty years of marriage at their home 317 North Broad Street Lititz with a brief address by Rev H J Kline and a gold purse from their children. Attendees included many local families and relatives from Lititz and nearby Lancaster County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Eckert
North Broad Street
H. J. Kline
Evangelical Church
Harry Leaman
Lebanon
Benjamin Weber
John and
Paul
Lincoln Gable
Helen
Luther Sharp
John Wagner
Carrie Mathers
Minnie Mathers
Ezra Hartgraph
Rd Group
Richard
Phares Deherm
Agnes Grall
Sue Hornberger
Sadie Enck
Peter Yeaser
Raymond Peiffer
Roy Long
Susan Witmer
Town
Albert Hains
Lancaster
Arthur Gingrich
Ada, Verna
Wildred
Emma
Fontana
Lebanon County
Card Party Prizes At Lititz Fire Company
A Thursday night card party at the Lititz Fire Company awarded door prizes to H. B. Rhoads and Owen Hershey. Pinochle prize winners included Henry Hassler Clyde Nixon J. H. Crawford Charles Dussinger Mrs. J. Carpenter Earl Root L. K. Furlow Charles Wingenroth J. Carpenter E. P. Wagner Edna Gardner Wilson Boulder James Howard Jacob Snyder Edgar Buzer GC J. Beck J. W. Mellinger Walter Steely Lester Eisenhart W. Rhoads Jacob Birkenbine Paul Seaber Mrs. H. Kreider Harry Yerger W. H. Keath and Anna R. Erb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Fire Company
H. B. Rhoads
Owen Hershey
Henry Hassler
Clyde Nixon
J. H. Crawford
Charles Dussinger
Mrs. J. Carpenter
Earl Root
L. K. Furlow
Charles Wingenroth
J. ©. Carpenter
E. P. Wagner
Edna Gardner
Wilson Boulder
James Howard
Jacob Snyder
Edgar Buzer
J. Beck
J. W. Mellinger
Walter Steely
Lester Eisenhart
W. ©. Rhoads
Jacob Birkenbine
Paul Seaber
Mrs. H. Kreider
Harry Yerger
W. H. Keath
Anna R. Erb
League Meeting Tomorrow
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Men's Business League will be held tomorrow evening at eight o'clock. All members are urged to attend without further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Business League
Canadian Pastor Preaches at Church of the Brethren
The Rev. Albert Hollinger from Alberta Canada preached at the Church of the Brethren on Sunday morning. He and his four children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hollinger
Alberta
Canada
Church of the Brethren
John Miller
Rotary Club charter member speaks at Lititz meeting
Dr. A. Sheldon of Chicago one of the original Rotary Club founders delivered a fine address on The Philosophy of Rotary at the Lititz Club meeting in the Springs Hotel on Tuesday night. He authored the Rotary motto He Profits Most Who Serves Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Sheldon
Chicago
Rotary Club
Lititz Club
Springs Hotel
Rotary
Sheldon
Star Course Play Saturday at High School Auditorium
The fourth High School Star Course offers A Message From Mars a comedy drama by Richard Ganthony. The play has enjoyed long runs in London New York and Philadelphia. Reserved-seat chart is open at Moyer's Drug Store today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Richard Ganthony
London
New York
Philadelphia
Moyer
Factory Needs Help For Shirts On Front Street
Sam O Heisley proprietor of the shirt factory between Liberty and Cedar Streets seeks ten experienced women for steady work and good pay. Since taking over last April he has more than doubled capacity and with new sewing machines offers fast modern work to town. Orders often reach 3000 dozen shirts, illustrating a modern, high-volume operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam O. Heisley
Liberty and
Cedar Streets
Front Street
Eby Shee Co Moves Its Plant To Ephrata
The Eby Shee Company shifts its Lititz factory machinery to its larger Ephrata plant this week to consolidate operations. Offices except sales move to Ephrata, and staff will rise from 810 to 425 at the new site to keep employment stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby Shee Co
Ephrata
Eby Shee Company
Lititz
Moravian Sunday School elects Lloyd Smith as Adult Leader
The Moravian Sunday School teachers meeting Friday evening elected Lloyd Smith as Adult Leader. The group also decided to send boys and girls to camp again next summer.
Obituary of Lizzie Lorah 87 in Lebanon
Lizzie Lorah aged 87 died last Tuesday at her son Phares B. Lorah’s home in Lebanon. She was moved to Linnein for burial Friday with services at Zion Reformed Church at 2 30 PM and interment nearby. A former resident of Linnein she was widowed from Barton Sarah and survived by two sisters and one brother including Mrs Emma Miler of Ephrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Lorah
Hame
Phares B. Lorah
Lebanon
Linein
Zion Reformed Church
McFarland and Roth Wedding in Lancaster
Raymond McFarland of Lancastery married Blanche M. Roth of Seaman Street in a ring ceremony at the Reformed parsonage on Liberty Street. The couple will live with the bride's parents until spring and then establish a home in Lancaster where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McFarland
Lancastery
Blanche M. Roth
David Roth
Seaman Street
Reformed Parsonage
Liberty Street
George B. Raezer
Lancaster
Brubaker Hill couple wed at Moravian parsonage
Miss Lois Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Hill Millersville and C Paul Brubaker son of Mr and Mrs Clayton M Brubaker Lititz were married Saturday afternoon by Rev E S Crosland at the Moravian parsonage. The couple left for Philadelphia to reside Mr Brubaker is employed with an accounting firm in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hill
E. F. Hill
Millersville
C. Paul Brubaker
Clayton M. Brubaker
Lititz
E. 8. Crosland
Philadelphia
Brubaker
Baby Clinic Held at Moravian Church Wednesday
The first baby clinic and health center will run from 3 to 4 PM in the Sunday School Chapel of the Moravian Church. Mrs. Elbershade from the Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association will lead, with a local physician present to weigh and examine babies and children of Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church
Elbershade
Lancaster
Lititz
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Mary Lessey and Son Roy
Mrs Mary Lessey and her son Roy entertained at a turkey dinner on Sunday for their birthdays. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Keller and children Carl and Mildred. Mrs Fianna Pfautz of Lititz. Mr and Mrs Frank Demmy and daughter Viola. Marvin Booth. Ida and George Bealler of Lancaster. Mrs Ellen Bard of Neffsville. Monroe Widders and children Katie Fannie Barbara Anna and Henry of Millway. Mr and Mrs John Bovder of Ephrata. and Mr and Mrs George Koons and family of Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lessey
Roy
Roy Keller
Carl
Mildred
Fianna Pfautz
Lititz
Frank Demmy
Viola
Marvin Booth
Ida
George Bealler
Lancaster
Ellen Bard
Neffsville
Monroe Widders
Katie
Fannie
Barbara
Anna
Henry
Millway
John Bovder
Ephrata
George Koons and Family
Palmyra
Committee to Decide Nurse Problem Here
A second Lititz meeting of Borough Council Board of Health School Board and Community Chest discussed selecting a community nurse. Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association outlined funding and operations while a four person committee will decide the final plan with E B Weber already named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Council
Board of Health
School Board
Community Chest
Lititz
Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association
Vesta Miller
Lancaster Group
E. B. Weber
Evangelistic Sermons and Mission Day at Local Churches
Rev E 8 Crosland of Moravian Church preaches fourth in a series titled Strong Medicine. Junior Choir directed by Mrs D P Bricker. Rev W R Sammel began morning and evening sermons at St Pauls Lutheran with themes and dates listed. Foreign Mission Day on Feb 9 with Dr M E Thomas as speaker. Missionary support acknowledged March 2. Twenty one note organ chimes to be installed at St Pauls Lutheran before Easter. Ladies Aid pantry sale Saturday in basement offering soup pies cakes and shoeflies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8. Crosland
Moravian Church
D. P. Bricker
W. R. Sammel
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jesus
M. Edwin Thomas
D. D
Baltimore
Rajah B. Manikam
India
M. P. Moller Organ Company
Hagerstown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden Hall Sleigh Rides To Manheim On Thursday
Students from Linden Hall joined sleigh rides to Manheim on Thursday evening. Sophomore and 7B classes also attended with chaperones Mrs Margie Arntz and Miss IT F Quinn respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Manheim
Margie Arntz
Community Notes Reflect Local Visits and Family News
Local residents share weekend visits and travels. Mil lersburg hosts. Gettysburg hosts. Florida trip for two weeks. Teachers and hospital news appear. births announced. residents recoveries updated. several family and social visits listed.
Big Program At B. W. Fellowship Night At United Brethren
The annual church fellowship night at United Brethren Church featured a lengthy program including piano solo by Kathryn Sturgis, hymns, anthems, duets by Beatrice Kemper and Esther McCreary, demonstrations by Junior Society Otterbein Guild and Junior Choir, reports from Bible School and societies, several solos and choruses, a pastor address, and a playlet with multiple cast members. A social period with basement refreshments followed and families were asked to bring sandwiches and extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Kathryn Sturgis
Beatrice Kemper
Esther McCreary
Junior Society
Otterbein Guild
Helen Steffy
Harry R. Wertsch
Young People’s Society
Roy Myers
Woman’s Missionary
Chester Martin
Elis Spickler
Gladys
Ethel Wike
Bill
Paul Spickler
Tom
Roger Martin
Jane
Jane Martin
Hadley
Anna Weidman
Spencer
Legion Delays That's That Show In Paradise
The Paradise Garden Spot Post of the American Legion postpones the musical comedy That's That. The Legion cited a conflicting school musical and scheduling conflicts for February as reasons to cancel and hold the cast together would be too costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Paradise
the Legion
Garden
Spot Post
Neff Buys Lot in Lititz From Madlem Family
Deed records in Lancaster show D L Neff purchasing a messuage and lot on the northwest corner of East Main and North Elm Streets Lititz from Isola M Madlem and husband. The item notes a trip to Lancaster for eye examination with Dr W K Lockhart optometrist located at 4 N Broad St Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Isola
M. Madlem
D. Lloyd Neff
East Main and
North Elm Streets
Lititz
W. K Lockhart
N. Broad St
Borough Council Opens Year with Full Attendance and Budget Moves
The new Borough Council begins with full attendance led by Burgess Breneman. Pfautz takes oath of office. street light approved at Springs Hotel crossing. $500 allocated for a Soldiers Memorial on EH Main. Water Street bridge bids authorized. overhead roof ordinance approved. tax rate remains 10 mills. List of bills paid includes plumbing, lighting, auditing, gas, labor, insulation, police meals, stone, insurance, and snow plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Breneman
Weber
Rudy
Sturgis
Pfautz
Helter
Wissler
Ringer
Miller
Springs Hotel
EH. Main Street
Water Street
State Art Commission
J. E. Eshleman
J. Kling & Son
E. F. Habecker
Buffalo Meter Co
Jerry K. Adams
W. B. Godenauer
A. W. Dietrich
A. B. Ludwig
C. W. Miller
Lester Miller
C. R. Kreider
T. Herb
J. B. Herr
H. M. Kofroth
Wm. Roth
Paul Rohrer
Stores Oven Thursday Afternoons list from The RECORD
The RECORD lists stores closing Thursday afternoons and those opening. Closing: Beck Bros, W. H. Keath, Leaman and Leed, C. B. Zartman, Amos W. Dietrich, R. M. Spacht. Open: Pfautz Bros, Trimmers Main Street Store, J. & Harris and Co, H. Rebertsch, L. N. Moyer, I. H. Doster, W. M. Grube, Helen Kreider, Scott's Book Store, Wm. Amer, Jacob Kling and Son, Roy B. Kneeburg, Walter Buch, Curtis Hensel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Bros
W. H. Keath
Leaman and Leed
C. 8. Zartman
Amos W. Dietrich
R. M. Spacht
Pfautz Bros
Trimmers
J. 8
Harris and Co
H. Rebertsch
L. N. Moyer
I. H. Doster
W. M. Grube
Helen Kreider
Scott's Book Store
Wm. Amer
Jacob Kling
Mid year exams and activities at local public school
Mid year examinations were held this week. Miss Elizabeth Brubaker of Philadelphia, a nurse, spoke to the senior girls on nursing. Several graduates plan training after graduation. Eshleman visited grade schools. Basketball teams will play Elizabethtown High tomorrow night. School savings fund deposited 66.04 with first grade lead by 75 percent. Nelda Spatz is ill. The Pretzlette, the school organ, will be issued tomorrow. St Pauls Lutheran Woman’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Diehm’s Tuesday evening with Mrs. Fred Spinner as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brubaker
Philadelphia
Eshleman
Elizabethtown High School
Maud Bearinger
Nelda Spatz
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
H. H. Diehm
Fred Spinner
Linden Hall group supper receipts near ninety dollars
The Lititz Branch of the Linden Hall Alumnae Association reported Saturday that supper receipts totaled close to $90. Pfautz Bros. Dept. Store now displays the new Spring linoleums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Linden, Hall
Pfautz Bros. Dept
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Kinzer
Congressman Griest
Fisher
Denver
Guy K. Bard
Moravian Bible Class
Star Course
Weddings McFarland—Roth
Brubaker—Hill
Martin Bixler
Millersburg
Mildred Deardorff
H. F. Quinn
Alice Knauss
Gettysburg
Henry B. Gibbel
Charles Laher
Everett
St. Petersburg
Florida
Charles V. Pfautz, Jr
Gulf Refining Company
Arthur Evans
RayArt Goodie
Jacob Royer
Terre Hill
Raymond Worley
Carlisle
R. E. Worley
Harry Bachman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Bernice Dengler
Clear Spring
Mary Kroner
Richard Rhen
Emma Myers
Margaret BE
Stocker
Flecksville
Elwood Smith
D. D. Kilgore
Woodbine
York Co
B. W
Legion
D. L. Neff
Wonen
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