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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
10
A bulletin lists nearly a dozen congregations in Lititz and surrounding areas with service times, baptisms, and special events. Churches named include Poravian, St Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, Trinity Evangelical, Reformed, Mennonite, Church of the Brethren, Brunnerville U B, St James, and local Lutheran parishes. It notes sermons, Sunday School, baptisms, and guest speakers and mentions a radio devotion on WGAL.
A mid week program at St Luke s Reformed Church in Italy Compsvnion will oversee district meetings with a replacement for the usual evening service Hillside district gathering is set at Brickerville and Elm Lown. Parish members urged to attend and donations collected by Elsie Engle and Mary Menard for the U B share of the annual event. Sunday night service featured What a Vacation Worth While with a past note on communism. Rev D P Longsdov I of Trinity Church will deliver a sermon
The Rev. 7 0. Mr. Light, as ed by Paul Eber io and Eugene Shows chaperoning as Intermediate boys of his ¢ on a week's trip on Lhe usqechanna a Creek. The boys who are go the irs are Hanna Staukes, John ariman, voll McCrearvy, John Leed, Wilbur Ludwig and Franzy Shigsler.
Fragmented column discusses money and peace, and the idea of a perennially young mind as a foundation. The text hints at character, worry, and social expectations, though much is garbled.
A petition to the Orphans Court seeks release of a dower interest in property formerly described as a deed from J. G. Usner to Joseph A. Usner dated September 10. The document notes heirs and interests in Lancaster County and references a decedent and related motions.
Fragmentary OCR reads a 1915 record from the Reco Office Lancaster Dead Book Vel 25 Paya 30 Saie 2 with dates and names including Henry, Easler, Wydear, and Tony. The text is garbled, mentioning an order, impure state, and a court show.
An ordinance by the Town Council of Lilitz Borough Lancaster County Pennsylvania regulates the width and construction along sidewalks. It imposes costs on adjoining landowners for water gutters and constraining work as set forth by the borough authorities.
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