Warwick Grange Visits Ephrata In St Patrick Day Meeting
Warwick Grange visited the Ephrata Grange on Monday evening for a combined meeting. Master John Bruckart opened with remarks and B L Miller led a program including roll call songs readings and recitations by several members and three ladies illustrating with props. Refreshments followed and all wore green crepe to honor St Patrick s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Grange
Ephata Grange
Masterohn Bruckart
Warwick Range
Granges
B. L. Miller
Eva
Geo. Grunenberger
Hilda Stauffer
Men of the Grange
M. W. Hess
Mary Long
Shannon
Marie
Ephrata Grange
Legion Auxiliary Names Easter Gift Committee
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post No 56 American Legion appointed Mrs Howard Hollinger and Mrs Norman Habecker to prepare Easter gifts for 42 Pennsylvania boys at Oteen Hospital North Carolina. The group donated to the Paradise Legion Home and voted five dollars for a scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post
No. 56
American Legion
Howard Hollinger
Norman Habecker
Oteen Hospital
N. C
Pennsylvania
Paradise Legion Home
Pastor Class Schedule and Easter Membership Prep
The Reformed Church Pastor’s Class meets Saturdays at 2 PM for study in preparation for membership ahead of Easter Sunday. John Flory, a Samuel Heisley truck driver, was bit by a Zwalley dog on Raspberry Alley. The dog, shot by Police Officer Kreider, tested positive for hydrophobia at Marietta laboratory. Dr. D C Martin treated Flory with serum injections. Mrs. Zwalley and her son also received treatment for related injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
John Flory
Samuel Heisley
Airdale
Zwalley
Kreider
Harry Bender
Marietta
D. C. Martin
Sale of building lot on South Broad and Third Avenue
Announcement by Huebener and Habecker of private sale of W. L. Longenecker’s building lot at South Broad Street corner with W. Third Avenue to R. M. Spacht. They also report auction results: a $500 Tee Service Bond to Longenecker and 2 shares of C. Fred Regennas Sons stock at $1.00 to J. B. Herr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Broad Street
W. Third Avenue
W. L. Longenecker
R. M. Spacht
Huebener
Habecker
C. Fred Regennas Sons
J. B. Herr
Linden Shop fashion review at Linden Hall Gymnasium
Mrs. Frank Hunter of the Linden Shop on Spruce Street presents a Spring fashions review Monday night at 8 o'clock in Linden Hall Gymnasium. Girls of Linden Hall will model. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Hunter
Linden
Spruce St
Linden Hall
Young Men's Business League Meeting Scheduled Next Thursday
All members are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting next Thursday evening at 8 in the League rooms. Also an advertisement invites Lititz residents to visit Dr. W. Ke Lockhart at 4 North Broad Street for eye examinations instead of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Business League
Lancaster
Lititz
W. KE. Lockhart
North Broad Street
Adv
Linden Hall memorial window fund receives bequest and meeting notes
The Lititz branch of the Linden Hall Alumnae Association held its second meeting of the school year in the school parlor. Mary Geitner, a former teacher who died recently, willed 300 for memorial windows honoring three former teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Linden Hall
Lloyd Hess
Heckel
F. W. Stengel
Fifth Room Company
Marguerite Thorn
Jean Rice
Sylvia Turrover
Eugenia Hoster
Dolly Waltz
Margaret Walker
Naomi Carover
Four Churches Plan Service to Honor Rev F A Weicksel
Four Brickerville Lutheran Parish congregations will observe the fifteenth anniversary of Rev F A Weicksel with a joint service at the Penryn church Sunday morning at 140 15. Rev BE P Phatteicher of Philadelphia will preach the anniversary sermon. Rothsville choir will lead music and Brickerville Junior Choir will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickerville
Delphian Club Discusses The German Empire Formation
The Delphian Club met at Mrs. Valentine Brobst home on Friday evening to study The Formation of the German Empire. Miss Anna K. Miller led in the president’s absence and members read articles on Medieval Germany, Decline of the Empire, Rise of Prussia, Years of Weakness, German Conflict, The Frankfort Fiasco, Dictatorship of Bismarck, and The German Empire. The President's Summary followed. refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for March 28 at Mrs. W. R. Sammel's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Valentine Brobst
Anna K. Miller
Germany
Brobst
Sophie Bricker
Prussia
William Moody
F. G. Dengate
Norman Badorf
Frankfort
Magalena Bricker
Bismarck
Class Has St Patrick's Party At St Pauls Sunday School
The St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School Class hosted a St Patrick's night dinner at Chef's Place with a chicken and waffle feast. The group included Mr and Mrs Nevin Bachman, Mr and Mrs Ralph Spacht, Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver, Mr and Mrs Harry Kready, Mr and Mrs Edwin Hess, Mr and Mrs Albert Hornberger, and Misses Ella Brubaker Emma Hartranft Gladys Marks Mary Groff Edna Diehm Mae Keller Kathryn Furlow Jacob Brubaker. They spent the evening playing games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Helpers
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Chef’s Place
St. Patrick’s
Nevin Bachman
Ralph Spacht
Charles Weaver
Harry Kready
Edwin Hess
Albert Hornberger
Ella Br
Repair services announced for watches in Clay Rothsville Brunnerville
Roy B. Kneeburg of East Main Street jewelry store informs residents of Clay Rothsville and Brunnerville that watches and clocks from A. W. Lane in Clay A. G. Fahnestock in Brunnerville and W. Stauffer in Rothsville will be repaired and returned at the designated stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Kneeburg
East Main Street
Clay, Rothsville
Brunnerville
A. W. Lane
Clay
A. G. Fahnestock
Stauffer
Rothsville
Big Crowd Attends Farm Implement Sale at Gochnauer
A large throng attended the annual sale of new and used farm implements Monday afternoon at W. B. Gochnauer’s North Broad Street warehouse. The turnout rivaled last year’s crowd of about 2,000, with Broad Street lined with autos and brisk bidding reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gochnauer
North Broad Street
Broad Street
St Pauls Lutheran Youth to Attend Lancaster Conference
Brevities list St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School delegates Esther Furlow Irma Hertzler Howard Steinman Carl Risser and Warren Diehm for the Young People's Conference at Lancaster tomorrow. Also notes local visits moves and events including birthdays illnesses gardening and a Rotary Club talk on Oral Hygiene with Lancaster visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Lancaster
Esther Furlow
Irma Hertzler
Howard Steinman
Carl Risser
Warren Diehm
D. D. Kilgore
Woodbine
York County
Lititz
Surprise Shower for Ruth Buckwalter on St Patrick's Day
A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Miss Ruth Buckwalter whose engagement was announced during the holidays. It was held Tuesday night at East Orange Street home of Mrs. Emory Wagner with decorations in St Patrick's Day style. Present were Mrs. Wagner Margie Rader Ruth Weichsel and many friends including Mrs. Christ Nissley Mrs. Ed Grosh Mrs. Leroy Engle Mrs. Carl Spacht Mrs. Harvey Royer Mrs. Mary Frey Mrs. Frank Rader Betty Krumbine Mabelle Steffy Bertha Bachman Edith Buckwalter Katherine Hall and Violet Helter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Buckwalter
Emory Wagner
East Orange Street
Wagner
Margie Rader
Ruth Weichsel
Christ Nissley
Ed. Grosh
Leroy Engle
Carl Spacht
Harvey Royer
Mary Frey
Frank Rader
Betty Krumbine
Mabelle Steffy
Bertha Bachman
Edith Buckwalter
Katherine Hall
Violet Helter
Boy Soloist Frederick Meisel Sings at Linden Hall
Frederick Meisel, a boy soloist from St. Thomas Episcopal Church New York City, presented a recital at Linden Hall on Friday afternoon singing Aria from Messiah Holy Holy Lord God Almighty A Christmas Carol Sleep Little Dove and God Is in My Head. He is nephew of Dr F W Stengel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Meisel
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
New York City
Linden Hall
Handel
Steal
F. W. Stengel
Dinner Guests From Moravian College Attend
Entertained at dinner were C. Robert Longenecker and Geo. Reinke of Moravian College Bethlehem and Miss Peggy Walters with Miss Ruth Dance of Moravian College for Women Bethlehem. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Wolf of Mohnton and Carl Wolfskill of Reamstown were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Longenecker on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Robert Longenecker
Geo. Reinke
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Peggy Walters
Ruth Dance
Moravian College For Women
Vernon H. Wolfskill
Mohnton
Carl Wolfskill
Reamstown
J. F. Longenecker
Rothsville Lutheran Church Pageant Sunday Evening
Young people of the Rothsville Lutheran Church present a pageant Sunday at 7 o clock. A silver offering will be lifted for the Lutheran Tidings Fund. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Shrine ceremony attendees at Rajah Shrine Temple Reading
Harry Gorton and Ralph Spacht attended the ceremonial yesterday with Mrs. Gorton and Mrs. Spacht. They joined a Shriner wives meeting and heard an entertainment by Roxy and eight New York artists. An ad promotes MODENE enamel from W. G. Eshleman at 8 Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gorton
Ralph Spacht
Rajah Shrine Temple
Reading
Evangelistic Services Open at United Brethren Church
The Ladies' Aid Society meets this afternoon at 2 at Mrs. Harry McCreary home with hostesses listed. Evangelistic series begin Sunday evening led by Rev J C H Light and Rev E S Crasland with topics Look What You've Done and The Problem of the Atonement. Various church groups announce officers and upcoming sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Harry McCreary
Bertha Ludwig
Elmer Miller
Chester Martin
Wm. Oehme
Esther McCreary
J. C. H. Light
United Brethren Church
E.S. Crasland
Moravian Church
Old German Bible Donated to The Church of the Brethren
The Church of the Brethren received an old German Bible from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snavely. Printed in Germantown in 1763 by Christopher Saur, it is leather bound with steel clasps though its clamps are broken. The piece highlights Saur and Alexander Mack as Brethren founders and notes Germantown’s still-standing early church and Saur’s print shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Wm. Snavely
Gremantown
Christopher Saur
Send Box to Leper Home by Moravian Church Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church shipped a box to the Bethesda Leper Home in Surinam Dutch Guiana. The box weighed 290 pounds and contained 735 rolls of bandages hospital supplies clothing soap cocoa victrola records and more. This annual event is eagerly awaited by the inmates of the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Moravian Church
Bethesda
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
Mrs Edwin Hess Hosts St Patrick Day Class Party
Mrs Edwin Hess of Akron entertained the King's Helpers Class of St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School at her home Friday evening. Most members attended, and after the business session the hostess invited the group to a dining room decorated for St. Patrick's Day where refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hess
Akron
King’s Helpers
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Community and Out-of-Town Visits Highlight Local Weekend
Miss Viola Bisker of Kutztown visits parents Mr and Mrs Martin Bisker on Friday. The Rev H J Kline attends Rev Erdman funeral in Allentown then visits son in Buffalo. Families and friends from Long Island Narberth Philadelphia and York County visit relatives across multiple weekends. Memorial events include Dr M G Brumbaugh funeral in Huntingdon and a turkey dinner hosted by Dr D Martin for out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Bisker
Kutztown
Martin Bisker
H. J. Kline
Erdman
Allentown
Buffalo
N. Y
Raymond Dillman
Long Island
Robert Russell
Bernice Dengler
Clear Spring
John Stamm
Narberth
Adam Bigler
West Willow
Clarence Dengler
Abbie Zinn
New York City
Mary Guiles
Louis Huebener
Ralph Gross
Nazareth
Frank Seaman
Philadelphia
Wise
Red Lion
York County
Ford Godenaur
Paul Furlow
Millersville State Teachers College
Roy Brian
Eden
James Howard
Paul Frey
C. E. Rice
Neffsvile
Bertha Franck
Oscar Schreiter
Edwin Mack
John Garman
Park View Hotel
Paul Evans
John
Lititz
Florence Gibbel
Henry B. Gibbel
Huntingdon
M. G. Brumbaugh
Juniata College
Frank Kulp
Herman Reedy
Herman Fisher
Jean Reedy
D. ©. Martin
Amos Yerger
Mrs. Hoffman
Rheems
Fire Company Auxiliary to Stage Play Next Week
The Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary will present a three act comedy "Mother Mine" in the High School auditorium on Thursday evening March 27. Miss Mary Huebener directs. Tickets go on sale at the Fire House March 24 and 25 after 7 pm. Admission 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Mine
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fire Company
Cynthia Whitcomb
Esther McCreary
Miranda Peasley
Helen Steffy
Martha Tisdale
Betty Girvin
Lettie Holcomb
Joy Granenberger
Lillian Whitcomb
Margie Whitcraft
Mary ‘Tisdale
Martha
Edith Hornberger
John Whitcomb
Clarence Herr
Jack Payson
Paul Wechter
Joe Payson
Merchant
Leon Dissinger
Jerry MacConnell
Charles Kling
Officer Lewis
Boston
Lester Hackman
Sam Blunt
Paul Doster
Mary Huebener
Monay
Moravian Ushers Hold Monthly Meeting
The Moravian Ushers Association met Tuesday evening in the Sunday School Chapel. Officers nominated previously were elected and the High School was granted tennis court access at certain hours until school closes. W. H. Muth described his trip to Europe. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for the fourth Tuesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ushers Association of the
Moravian Church
W. H. Muth
Europe
Union Prayer Meeting Held at Reformed Church
A union prayer meeting was held last evening at the Reformed Church with Rev. W. R. Sammel as speaker. Next Wednesday the gathering will move to St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. Geo. B. Raezer of the Reformed Church delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
W. R. Sammel
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Geo. B. Raezer
Obituary of Mrs Theodore Stauffer 1900 30 Died at Home
Mrs. Theodore Stauffer aged 30 died at noon yesterday at her West Orange Street home after a illness. Born February 28 1900 in Rossmere she was the daughter of Thomas and Mary Daugherty of Intercourse and married in September 1919. Surviving are her husband six sons two parents four sisters and a brother. Funeral Saturday at 1 80 from the home and 2 at United Brethren Church with burial in Maepelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Stauffer
West Orange Street
Stauffer
Rossmere
Thomas Daugharty
Intercourse
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
Theodore
Clyde
Stanley
Donald
William
Lary
Ruth Stahl
Paradise
Maizie Daugherty
Beatrice Metzgar
Bertha Trapnell
Lancaster
Robert
Maepelah Cemetery
R. M. Spacht
Joseph Brown dies at 39 in Pennsylvania home
Joseph Brown 39 died at his home 214 North Cedar Street Saturday morning from diabetes. Survived by wife Sadie and two children Minnie and Catherine, plus two step-children Charles and John Mishler. World War veteran and American Legion Post No. 56 member. Funeral with Legion pallbearers held Tuesday at 1:30 at home and 2 at Erb's Mennonite Church. burial in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
North
Cedar Street
Sadie
Minnie
Catherine
Charles
John Mishler
American Legion
Legion
Erb’s Mennonite Church
Mrs Naomi Starr of Rohrerstown Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Naomi Starr wife of Philip F Starr died at 1 12 Friday morning at her Rohrerstown home after a months long illness from complications of diseases. She born in Lititz daughter of Harry and Elizabeth Sload and lived in Rohrerstown 33 years. Survived by husband and children Ruth Newcomer Walter Lancaster Raymond Ervin and Helen all at home. Also brothers Harry Sload Berwyn and Abram Sload sisters Mrs Lillie Kepperling Mrs Ella Young and Mrs Martha Miller Lancaster. Services private from home Monday at 1 30 with public service at Rohrerstown Church of God at 2 Interment Rohrerstown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Starr
Philip F. Starr
Rohrerstown
Lititz
Harry and
Elizabeth Hoffman Sload
Church of God
Ruth E
William Newcomer
Columbia
Walter P. Lancaster
Raymond S
Ervin H
Helen Naomi
Harry Sload
Berwyn
Abram Sload
Donerville
Lillie Kepperling
Ella Young
Martha Miller
Lancaster
Rohrerstown Church
Osteopathic Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Minnich Home
The Osteopathic Auxiliary will meet at 4101 Broad Street next Wednesday at 2.80 o'clock. Dr. Ralph Baker from Lancaster will give an address. All ladies interested in Osteopathy are invited. Also a note seeking first mortgage funds of 1000 1600 and 8000 on suitable properties is posted at Huebener and Habecker 34 East Main Street Lititz Panadv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteopathic Auxiliary
Graybill Minnich
Broad Street
Ralph Baker
Lancaster
Huebener and Habecker
East Main Street
Lititz
Panadv
J Frank Buch Dies Founder of Lititz Record
J Frank Buch founder of the Lititz Record and longtime Lititz editor died Saturday morning March 15 at his East Main Street home. He was 78 and had suffered a heart attack Feb 26 while near his home. He spent most of his life in Lititz shaping civic and newspaper life. He was born February 16 1852 in Warwick to Isaac and Elizabeth Buch and trained as a printer in Lancaster before moving to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Buch
Lititz
Mr. Buch
Warwick
Isaac
Elizabeth Mengle Buch
Buch
Lancaster “Intelligencer
Philadelphia
Linden Hall Arts Club Stages Two Plays Under Miss Kauffman
Linden Hall Echoes reports two plays presented Monday evening under direction of Miss Susan Kauffman teacher of Art and Elocution. The basketball team defeated Dar ington 36 to 20 at West Chester on Monday. Exciting inter class games were played during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Susan Kauffman
Darington
West Chester
Anniversary Sale at the Warwick House Saturday
One of the biggest sales ever will be held at the Warwick House on Saturday. Hundreds of items are offered and a large crowd is expected. it promises to attract many buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Getz Joins Chevrolet Sales Under Snavely
In New Position S. H. Getz well known here has accepted a salesman post for the Chevrolet line of cars under C. M. Snavely. Getz brings years of Lancaster experience and is seen about town renewing old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Getz
Chevrolet
C. M. Snavely
Mr. Getz
Lancaster
To Start Baby Beef Club In Lititz Saturday
A meeting at Lititz Springs National Bank Saturday at 10 AM will discuss starting a Baby Beef Club and a tobacco project. Boys and girls and their parents are invited to attend, with experts on hand to discuss both activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Springs National Bank
Pastor Suffers Stroke While Pumping Tire At Hopeland
Rev. M. B. Spayd of Hopeland, pastor of Hopeland United Brethren Church, suffered a stroke Saturday while pumping air into a car tire. He is considerably improved and doctors are pleased with his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Spayd
Hopeland
Clinic reports three babies at Moravian chapel session
No new registrations were reported at the Health Clinic yesterday after noon in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. Three of the previously registered babies attended. The next clinic is scheduled for Wednesday, April 2.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ephrata
Legion Auxiliary Names
Fashion Review
Rev
F. A. Weicksel
St. Patrick’s Party
John Pfautz
Jack
Charles Pfautz, Jr
Charles Pfautz
James Sesseman
Webster
Oneida
Henry Sturgis
Lincoln
David Frymyer
James H. Breitigan
Farmers National Bank
American ‘Bankers’ Association
Earth C. Tomlin
A. Virginia Grosh
New Holland
EB. McMullen
Rotary Club
W. G. Eshleman
Broad St
Woman’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Hattie Martin
Ruth Spickler
Ethel Ehrhart
Emma Wertsch
Man McCreary
Mary Gibbel
Clara Oehme
Lottie Spickler
McCreary
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Otterbein Guild of the
Edward Ranck
Blanche Lengie
Kathryn Gibbes
Beatrice Kemper
Mary Sturgis
Kathryn Sturgis
Sara Oehme
Susie Smith
Kathryn Gibbel
Neffsville U. B
Ruth Long
Emil Weller
Dora Fry
Virginia Klaus
Clair Landis
Charles Klaus
Wayne Brubaker
Harold Brubaker
S. S
J. Frank Buch
J. Frank Buch Dies
Record
Man
Big Warwick
Baby Beef Club
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