Change of Administrators Marks New Era in Washington
Saturday’s transfer of power ends Hoover’s four year term and ushers in a new President with strong experience and a proven will to work with others. The nation faces anxieties and unsolved problems, yet the incoming leader’s persuasive skill and practical politics offer cautious hope. The public wishes success for both administrations as the country seeks relief from its difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
New York
Weeklong Moravian and Lutheran Services Begin
A week of special services opens Sunday at the Moravian Church under Rev. John Greenfield with services nightly except Saturday. Communion was observed Sunday afternoon and evening. Rev. Byron K. Horne led the Senior C EB meeting. Meditations by Rev. J. Harold Mumper start at St Pauls Lutheran Church for Sunday services and midweek meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenfield
Moravian Church
J. Harold Mumper
S T. Paul’s Lutheran Church
John
Jesus
Bethany
Moravian
Byron K. Horne
S. 8
J. Greenfield
Horse Runaway, Injuries, and Local Notes From town
Details a horse belonging to D. D. Burkhelder fleeing to Rome Distillery and wrecking a carriage after leaping a fence. Miss Lizzie Brubaker injures her shoulder and arm after a fall in her room near Lincoln. School attendance woes persist with February enrollment at 216 and only 111 with perfect attendance. An article on E. V. Sutter’s death, two years past in Belgium, notes his family moves and later return. Church remodeling plans, winter snowfall records, and local prices list butter at 22 cents and eggs at 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Brubaker
Lincoln
E. V. Sutter
General Sutter
Belgium
Sgaim
Moravian Church Council
F. D. Rickert
Samuel Seather
Old Brethren
W. H. Ramier
Twenty Five Years Act March 12 1908 Local Option Sermons
Local option was debated in Moravian Lutheran and United Brethren churches as a growing movement. A Lititz baseball team ordered gray and blue uniforms, and the school board updated outward opening doors after a tragic Cleveland school fire. Notable items include sports moves, birthdays, industrial layoffs, a 12 foot fall injury, a 50 inch hawk, several local deaths, a carriage collision, and local prices for butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Lititz
E. E. Habecker
Cleveland
Benjamin Wier
New Holland
Chandler Heagy
With Jesus In The Upper Room
The second Mission Study class by the Women's Missionary Society is today at 2 pm at Mrs H H Diehm. Mrs J Harold Muamper will continue the discussion Lady Fourth Daughter of China. Rev D P Langsdorf will speak on The First Job to the Junior Congregation and May We Expect A Revival to the senior group. The evening topic is The Voice That Speaks Today. Ruth Rollman leads Junior C I at 6 15. A March 19 musical program features Henry Hackman, Mrs Lester Haines, Mrs Lester Furlow, Harry Neidermyer, and the Little Symphony of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Women’s Missionary Society
H. H. Diebm
China
J. Harold Muamper
D. P. Langsdorf
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Ruth Rollman
C. I
Henry Hackman
Lester Haines
Lester Furlow
Young People’s Choir
Harry Neidermyer
Little Symphony
Lancaster
Hackman
Neidermyer
Lesson on Jesus Feeding Hungry Multitude
A Bible lesson outlines Jesus ministry after a strenuous outreach. It notes withdrawal for rest, teaching the crowd with compassion, and the feeding miracle with five loaves and two fish. It emphasizes reliance on Christ, discipleship duties, and sharing God’s provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Apostles
Jess
Christ
Jesus Christ
Matthew Jesus
Religious Services Schedule December Week Start
Moravian and other local churches announce Sunday services with early morning Sunday School and multiple worship times. Evangelistic events begin at several parishes, with pastors including Rev J Greenfield Rev J M Tibbetts and Rev D Longsdorf leading preaching and evening services across Lititz Penryn Brickerville Rothsville and surrounding areas.
Treasury seeks quick payroll rescue amid payroll fears
Officials report people calm as banks delay opening on Friday while talks among Secretary Woodin, President Roosevelt, and other leaders continue. Reports from Washington say scrip plans may be unnecessary and financial difficulties could be resolved soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Woodin
Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Record Printing Co
E. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
Editors and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
Post Office Ag
THE
Record Printing CO
South Broad St
D. D. Burkhelder
Rome
Reker
Landes
Mumma
William Miksch
F. B. Buch
Mary Kemper
Maizie Oehme
Emanuel Habecker
Brunnerville
Eugene Whitcraft
Town
North Broad Street
A. R. Bear
Young People’s Missionary Society
Harry Adams
Margaret Pfautz
Christian Endeavor Society of
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Dorothy M. Heisley
Intermediate C. TE. Society of the United Brethren Church
Otterbein Guild of the
United Brethren Church
Dorothy Spickler
Pollyanna
Doreas
Love
King’s Daughters
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Si Paul's
Lutheran
S- 8
Inter. Luther Leagues
J. C. H. Light
S. S
J. M. Tibbets
Trinity Evangelical
D. P. Longsdorf
Jr. C. HE
Reformed
Reyv
Raezer
C. BE
Penryn
Hess
Church OF the Brethren
Ponstian Workers Meeting
Dunkard Brethren
Brickerville
F. A. Weichsel
Akron
Rothsville
Issa Hill
Brunnerville U. B.—S
Brickerville Lutheran
O. O. Leidich
Paster—S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!