Jesus Death on Calvary A Lesson Summary
March 20 lesson on John 19 17 22 25 80 emphasizes Jesus death for sins as the climax of history. It outlines Calvary at Golgotha the compa nions the inscription the garments the cross utterances I thirst it is finished and the completed redemptive work with sense of divine sovereignty and humanity’s need for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Golgotha
Jerusalem
Pilate
Satan
John
Solemn Thoughts On Inner Growth And Spiritual Aim
A fragment reflecting on how true faith emerges from heart and conscience. It argues that self discipline and humility guide the sinner toward selflessness and a Christ like life centered in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nohustan
God
Safer on the Job Than at Home at Hawsthorne Works
Records from the Hawsthorne Works near Chicago show telephone workers suffer 3.71 accidents at home or on streets per each factory accident. Employees cut injuries to 2.04 per million hours worked per month, about one tenth of 1929 national industrial rates.
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Chicago
Hawsthorne
Western Electric Company
Chubby Legs and Hosiery Trends
An early 20th century column notes chubby legs evoke hosiery, praising wool mixes for winter wear. It explains two textiles knitted together as a mix, highlighting wool and durene as fashion, with mothers choosing blends to avoid shrinking young legs. It also mentions elastic cuffs to keep socks up without restricting circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lou Fetta
Local residents host visits and birthdays in Lexington area
A dense list of social calls and visits across Lexington and nearby towns features Newton Zartman and family hosting in Philadelphia guests, Miss Miriam Grube with Pauline Carpenter, and Joan Greider celebrating her 10th birthday. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Morris Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hei sey, and many others from Brunnerville, East Petersburg, Clay, Rexmont and Diamond Station. A pleuro-pneumonia recovery is noted for Jack Breitigan. A church program by Rev. Musser is planned for March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Zartman
Jean
Amanda Keith
Philadelphia
John Singer
Kermit Snger
Miriam Grube
Pauline Carpenter
Martin Musser
Levi Hornley
Near Hallville
Alice Young
Irvin and
Pauling Young
Brunnerville
Morris Carpenter
Edwin Markley
Mary
James
Aaron Heisey
Lebanon
Menno Stoner
Anna
George
Aaron
Titus Wertsch
East Petersburg
Brunuverville
Roy Sheaffer
Lancaster
Elam Shelly
Manheim
Albram Metzler
Joan Greider
Martha Greider
Grace Hollinger
Pine Hill
Paul Stark
Lititz
Janet Flory
Flam Stark
Wilson Spangler
John Bomberger
Elm
Jacob Holsinger
Soe
Warry Brumbach
Clay
Hara Waltz
Hilesonville
No O
Denver
Daniel Whitcraft
David Whitcraft
Landis Valley
Howard Ulrich and
David Strauss
Musser
Pine Grove
Brickerville gatherings and local birthdays noted
Clayton Dull and daughter visited John Retten on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs William Smith of Sthaetferstown were Sunday guests of Isaac Walter who marked his 86th birthday on Monday, the oldest Brickerville resident. Ada Walter also celebrated a birthday that day. Families including Sammuel Wolf Eph rala Alice Meloy Wrightsville Florence Hall Lancaster Eugene Awally Brownstown joined James Enck and his wife for weekend visits. Mrs Leda Todd hosted James Enck on Thursday. Roy Edwards visited a deer camp in Franklin County. Elizabeth township school board met March 6. Isaac Brubaker’s public sale drew good prices. A G Weidman on sick list. St Johns Sunday School plans a brief Easter program. Emmanuel L School to hold Easter services. Isaac Weidman and family visited Thursday afternoon.
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Clayton Dull
John Retten
William Smith
Sthaetferstown
Isaac Walter
Walter
Brickerville
Ada
Sammuel Wolf
Ephrala
Alice Meloy
Wrightsville
Florence Hall
Lancaster
Eugene Awally
Brownstown
James Enck
Leda Todd
Lititz
Harry Weidman
Frank Edwards
Roy Edwards
Franklin County
Elizabeth Township
Church
Isaac Brubaker
A. G Weidman
Lent Lent Dishes for Meatless Lent Meals
Family friendly meatless dishes for Lent with beans eggs vegetables and olives. Recipes include New England Roast with kidney beans, Baked Beans in Green Pepper Cases, Escalloped Eggs and Olives, Mock Chicken a la King, Kidney Bean Salad, and Peanut Butter Cutlets offering protein and iron with simple pantry ingredients.
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New England
India
Visiters Gather for Local Hosts in Lititz Area
Ton and guests of Mr and Mrs Ferry Zartman attended Sunday visits with Mr and Mrs Wayne Zartman. Mr and Mrs Martin Steely of Lexington visited Mr and Mrs Wayne Zartman. Elmer Snavely and daughters visited Abram Huber near Lititz. Minnie and Kathryn Brown of Lexington called on Mrs Cyrus Long on Saturday.
Missionary Society Elects Officers in Neffsville
In Neffsville the Missionary Society of the U B Church elected officers led by Bertha Kauffman as president and Rufus Brookmyer as vice president. A community mass meeting occurred at the Lutheran Church. Spring events include a Fire Company minstrel show at Manheim Township High School on April 16 and a Senior Class play “The Full House” on April 9. Several local residents visited, attended or hosted gatherings over the weekend.
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The
Missionary Society of the
U. B. Church
John Graver
Bertha Kauffman
Rufus Brookmyer
Abraham Long
Donatus Frey
Irvin Snyder
John Rothfus
George Hitnier
Lutheran Church
Manheim Township
Thhe
Andrew Reidenbaugh
East Petersburg
Elmer Reidenbaugh
Mary Zwally
Betty
C. Shoemaker
Kersey Bradley
Near
Quarryville
Walter Ruthart
Columbia
Benjamin K. Huber
Grayhill Landis
Levi L. Landis
Obed Whitmyer
Willis Whitmyer
Allen Whitmyer
Whitmyer
June Hulmer
Harry Eshleman
Lancaster
Homer Kauffman
Scottdale
Thousands Yearly Visit America's Big Factories
Foreign visitors crowded out by domestic guests at U S plants. In 1930 the Kearny Works Western Electric drew 4510 visitors in total with 47 from abroad spanning China to Switzerland. Domestic guests included 28 states and 817 college students among 434 women visitors.
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Kearny Works
Western Electric Company
New Jersey
China
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
England
Formosa
France
Holland
Hungary
Japan
Latvia
Russia
Spain
Switzerland
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B.D. Ferrowater
Moody Dinecitate
Western Newspaper Union
Nature
Wrea
Son of God Land
Nootulay
Abe
Lexington
Loose
Ephrata
Jack Breitigan
Clay Breitigan
Edward
Sheaffer Fryberger
Clayton Geltmacher
Jacob Spangler
Rexmont
Freeman Becker
John Hilton
David Hilton
Diamond Station
Samuel Hornley
Elmer West
David Stauffer
Harvey Markley
Sheaffer Brubaker
Zion's
Milton Garner
Wogansville
Harry Landis
J. Monroe Markley
Aaron Bollinger
Lincoln
Samuel Fahnestock
William Eckert
Richland
Harry Strauss
Andrew Conrad
Daniel Frankhouser
Hinkletown
Elmer Rock Family
Allen Ruhl Family
Elstonville
Brubaker
Weidler Seibert
Franklin Madlem
Harry
Howard Kline
Huber Fetter
Samuel Keller
Lexing
Dwig
Xenia
St. John's Sunday School
Emmanuel L School
Isaac Weidmnn
Josephine B. Gibson
H. J. Heinz Company
Neffsville
America
Broad St
Belle Snavely
Harry H. Snavely
H. H. Snavely
Simplex Paper Box Corp
N. Lititz
Penna
Ireight
Cash Reading Company
W. J. Wilson Freight Claim Agent
S. C. Hassler Auctioneer
Renee
Moyer’s Drug Store
Pennsylvania
M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener & Habecker
Main St. Litus
Hershey & Gibbel
Lititz, PA
Westinghouse Adjustomatic Electric Iron
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
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