Fire Alarm Taps and Church Announcements
Fire alarm bell taps listed by location and counts. Then multiple church notices with pastors, service times, and Sunday schools across Neffsville Lititz Brunnerville and surrounding communities.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
5
Fire alarm bell taps listed by location and counts. Then multiple church notices with pastors, service times, and Sunday schools across Neffsville Lititz Brunnerville and surrounding communities.
Rev. Robert H. Brennecke resigns as pastor of the Moravian church at Emaus founded by Count Zinzendorf and will assume the Cana Dover Moravian charge. F. W. Stengel will lead Linden Hall in Lititz next month, while B. S. Hagen declined a Canal Dover call. Brennecke is noted for prior work at Linden Hall Seminary.
Josiah Miller, a janitor from Columbia, fell seventy five feet from the fifth floor freight elevator shaft in the Woolworth Building, Lancaster. Discovered near the shaft by the night watchman around 6 pm, Miller died shortly after being found with fatal injuries.
Lititz defeats Enola Y.M.C.A. 4 to 3 in ten innings after a tense contest in Enola across the river from Harrisburg. Simmy and Obere star for Lititz with big hits and assists as Enola’s defense falters late.
A wedding at Nazareth on June 14 featured Miss Emma Beitel marrying James S. Fry in a ring ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Beitel. Rev. Paul S. Meinert officiated with Miss Helen Beitel as bridesmaid and Prof. Herbert Beck as best man. The couple then hosted a reception and wedding breakfast in pink and white.
Pupils at St. Pauls Lutheran and United Evangelical Sunday schools held Children’s Day programs Sunday evening in church halls. Performances included songs with an orchestra, recitations by many named children, and decorative roses. The St. Pauls program featured The Perfect Wheel of Life and a red heart fundraiser for Loysville Orphans’ Home, raising $53.41 for home missions.
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