Church and Sunday School Unite in Moravian and Other Faiths
A compact list of Sunday services across Moravian Lutheran Evangelical congregations, United Brethren and other churches. Times span early morning to evening with Sunday School and Junior programs noted at several locales including Lititz Penryn and Hammer Creek. Church families gather for preaching, sacraments, and children’s Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Imeb
Geo. B. Raezer
Stor—S. S
Lititz
F. A. Weichsel
Ater
Penryn
Brickrile
Hess
Aaching
Hammer Creek
L Hill Lutheran
JLIC
U. B
Guffman
Jr. C. E
C. BE
Graduation Class Prophecy and Plans for Was Was June Trip
The graduating class of the 45th commencement lists names of seniors and officers. The ceremony at 8 p.m. features speeches by Melvin Lauver and Rev. Stamm with musical numbers by the school orchestra and choruses. The class motto is Climb Though Paths Be Rugged. trip to Was June 22 23 24 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. H. Light
Troubadour
Melvin Lauver
Henry Sturgis
Mary Brubaker
Frederick K. Stamm
York City
Geo. B
Wil S35er
Dorothy Moyer
Mary Bow
Amos Bucher
X Barkhart
Kathryn Dommy
Esther Eby
Mildred Enck
Dorothy Fry
MG Gabl
Kathryn Godenaur
No Habexker
Hershey
Irene Hertz Keley
Melvin Laurie
Daniel Light
Donald May
Grunenberger
Margaret Miller
It Mitts
Naomi Minnich
Dora- Albert Nagle
Woodrow Rmger
Eved Plautz
Richard
Anna Rose
Eugene Roth
Brer
Kathryn Lettwinger
Evelyn Snavely
Ruthina- Evelyn Stark
Sturgis
Richard Templeton
Wertsch
Echel Wike
Grace Richard Zartman
Lititz Boy Urges Fireworks Freedom Against Town Ordinance
A Lititz boy writes from Charleston in June 1931 criticizing a local ordinance banning firecrackers and squibs without Burgess consent. He argues for youth access to fireworks, noting holiday use, other hazards, and the need for wiser regulations rather than blanket bans. He cites broad dangers from cars, gas, electricity, planes, and history of harmless celebrations to urge the council to grant small boys a chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
W. H. Holl
Abdominal Pain in Children Warns for Prompt Care
Dr Abdul Pain in Children explains that infant abdominal pain is common and often vague. Colic is frequent in early months but other causes include hunger over feeding and digestion issues. Obstruction and appendicitis require urgent physician evaluation and chest exam to rule out pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Adequate Emergency Shelf for Summer Meals
A Home Economics piece by Josephine B Gibson outlines building an emergency supply shelf to speed summer meal prep. It lists ready to use foods and menus for appetizers, mains, salads, desserts, and beverages, with quick recipes and serving ideas to create balanced meals in under 30 minutes.
Pigeons and the Homing Instinct in Training
The text argues that the pigeons homing instinct is a migration form shaped by human training and selective breeding. It cites key factors, notably acute vision and exceptional memory, as central to the instinct and its responsiveness to systematic training.
Linden Hall Graduates Alumnae Day Highlights and Gifts
Alumnae Day featured awards for academic and character achievements including Marion Chase history prize and Jean Seaffer history prize. Caroline Flaceus earned the senior character award as the school hosted morning certificates, art and domestic science exhibits, a memorial window in the chapel, and a concert. Mrs Nina de Schweinitz Brunner presented the Louise de Schweinitz Memorial Window, accepted by Dr I W Stengel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sitindel
General Alumnae Association
Marion Chase
Lehigh Valley
Alumnae Association
Louise de Schweinitz
Jean Seaffer
Caroline Flaceus
Sth
Mary Bechtel
Nina de Schweinitz Brunner
Bethlehem, Jr
Bethlehem
I. W. Stengel
Linden Hall remembers de Schweinitz with memorial window
Linden Hall marked Louise de Schweinitz’s memory with a south wall memorial window in Mary Dixon Chapel costing 750 dollars. The inscription honors her life, a 47-year history teacher and alumnae leader. At a school event, organ selections and a banquet for 110 followed. Brickenstein Scholarship Fund stood at 12,496.25 with small memorials planned for two other teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Schweinitz
Linden Hall
General Alumnae Association
Mary Dixon
E. A. Tielze
M. J. Derr
Brickenstein
Mas
Fannie Ware Brenneckee
Nazareth
Uter B. Light
Lititz
Ella Buch
Mary Guiles
Mary Huebener
Caro Crosland
Marguerite Bard
Caroline Flaccus
Ruth Zook
F. W. Stengel
Persea
Maile
Katherine Stotler
Lillian Ruth Hess
Jean Shaffer
Virginia Stearns
Linden
Wanted reliable man with car to sell appliances
Wanted reliable man with car to sell nationally known electrical appliances no investment required. Apply in writing to Box H RECORD Office. Also notices for practical nursing and a position with J R Watkins products offering Lititz territory and Newark New Jersey address for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box H
Record Office
J. R. Watkins
Lititz
H. RB
Bordeaux
Johnson Ave
Newark
N. J
Card of Thanks for Zenas H. Erb and Levi Erb funeral
The Erb and Eshleman families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy, for furnishing automobiles, and to the Moravian Choir Dorcas Circle of King’s Daughters and Menonite Sunday School classes for their thoughtful remembrances during illness and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenas H. Erb
Levi Erb
Mary B. Eshleman
Dorcas Circle of
King’s Daughters
Mennonite S. S
Dissolution Petition Filed by Animal Trap Beneficial Association
On the 28th day of May 1931 the Animal Trap Beneficial Association filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster County a petition for a Decree of Dissolution. A hearing is set for June 20, 1931 at 10:00 AM, to allow interested persons to show cause against the prayer. Joseph B. Wissler, solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Trap Beneficial Association
Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Joseph B. Wissler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hurch and
Inday School
Wil Wills
Odette
I Hicker
Edith Eberly
Ivener
Fred Pfautz
Lloyd Sheaf
Mary Bowman
Oxation
Richard Zartman
Claes
Jet Miller
Ora
Edith Wertsch
Ruth Snavely
Rose
Marie Grunenberger
Rusek
Stra
Charleston
8. C
Frederick R. Green
Health
Josephine B. Gibson
A. J. Heinz Company
A. K. Shaw
Flaccus
Quality Street
James Barrie
Olch
William Obhme
Cedar Street
Lreatly
Buoch
Lincoln Parit
Elmer Bomberger
N. Broad St
W. Ep
N. Broad Street
Main Street
Lourst and
Orange Sts
Orange St
Lincoln Avenue
Carrie Yerger
N. G. Yerger
Mill & Market
Lafayette Street
Lancaster
Willow Street
Lititz, Pa
Wolf
Ludwig Wolf
Locust Streets
Second Hand Furniture Bureaus Ranges and Hesters Co
C. Weaver
Maple Street
W. Main St
Leon H. Himmelberger
Wier’s
B. G. Wier
Center St
Spacht
Mi.uet
Lady Diana
Miss Alvin
Louis XIV
Dawn
Fairfax
Lafayette
Zook’s Jewelry Store
Lancaster, Pa
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