Brunnerville Rev Tobias Announces Sunday Services
Rev Tobias pastor of the U B Church announces services for Sunday June 5 at 9 AM with preaching and 2 PM service led by Dr ENck conference superintendent.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
7
Rev Tobias pastor of the U B Church announces services for Sunday June 5 at 9 AM with preaching and 2 PM service led by Dr ENck conference superintendent.
The page lists church schedule details for Quarterly Conference and worship times, plus a long roster of visiting friends and neighbors. It records numerous calls on Elizabeth Gibbes and social visits across Lititz and nearby towns, including multiple family gatherings and weekend visits to and from residents like the Gibbes, Eckert, Shreiner, Hoffer, Kulp, and Risser families.
J. M. Crow of Ethel Mississippi is recognized as the oldest Ford driver in the state and among the oldest in the nation. He rode in a wagon train from Georgia to Mississippi as a child during the outlaw years and recalls General Scott's Chapultepec victory in 1847 and his Civil War service. Crow later walked 400 miles home after the South's defeat and watched transport evolve from stagecoaches to modern cars. Five generations ride in his Model A Ford, the second of its kind he has owned.
A long list of local households sharing Sunday visits and weekend calls. Families from Waldeck, Hammer Creek, Hallville, Lititz, Manheim, Landisville and Elizabethtown connect with Kreider, Oberholtzer, Hess, Bucher, Huber, Imhoff, Widders and others.
Rothsville reports a strawberry social for the Ladies' Aid Society on Saturday from 5 to 11 at the Lutheran Church. Also noted: Mrs. C E Kofroth and Mrs. Sally Brookmyer spent Sunday with Mrs. Lizzie Longenecker in Reading. Local baseball: Rothsville edged Akron 5 to 4 in 12 innings. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Mabel Mumma and an Auxiliary meeting were held at Mr. and Mrs. E Mumma’s home with numerous attendees.
Miss Sara Long spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs William Rautz of Halfville. Mr and Mrs Paul Yeagley visited Manheim friends. Edward Yeagley called on Mr and Mrs Benjamin Weidner of Iona. Sunday visits included Liscoln and Isaac Greiner, Warry Barto Rose Roger Manheim, Arthur Nelson family and Ober households. Thursday gatherings included Lebanon guests and William Pfautz Hallville.
Mr and Mrs Harry Long hosted Sunday evening gatherings. Families including Biemesderfer, Dichm, Galebach, Miller, Keller, Young, and Longenecker visited various relatives around Manheim and Clay. Attendees heard the Presidents address at Valley Forge, while others spent weekends with kin in Reading, Lancaster, and Gloucester.
The White Oak Church of the Brethren held a prayer meeting at Mrs. Annie Longenecker's home with twenty six adults present. Community members plan to collect for a local festival and several farmers are planting tobacco this week. John Kreider visited Longenecker's cemetery near Strasburg, and local families from Farmersville Lititz East Petersburg and Mastersonville visited relatives and attended communion services.
A long list of weekend guests visits in Lititz and nearby towns. Hazleton guests Reuben Erb and family, Philadelphia visitors including J J Stewart and H B Skiles, and many others toured and called on local households. Several trips to Mt Vernon and Luray Caverns were noted, with residents from Lititz, Rothsville, Manheim, and Gettysburg hosting and being hosted.
The Mardi Gras monarch is selected by a secret Rex committee from among the dukes. His name remains unknown until Mardi Gras day and he is chosen for popularity and community standing.
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