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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
10
A column lists multiple local churches with ministers and service times including Sunday School at 9:30 and preaching at 10:30 and 7, plus midweek services and special events. Observers note lent services, catechetical instruction, and local social happenings with guests and meetings at homes and schools.
Sunday offerings support the Bohemian Missions. The day includes Sunday School at 9:30, opening of the new Sunday School Chapel at 10 with Dr. Joseph E. Weinland speaking, and a 2 o'clock lovefeast. Evening services feature Dr. Weinland and music by the orchestra and Junior choir. Ushers include Brubaker, Girvin and Light.
Kissel Hill Lutheran Luther League meets at 6 15 Sunday evening led by Miss Ann Grimsey. Rev H 8 Shelly of Lancaster spoke Sunday evening during Lenten services. Akron Lutheran Church to hold pres communion services next weekTuesday to Friday at 7 30 with confessions confirmations and baptisms Friday. Communion to be celebrated at 10 Sunday April 7. Rothsville Lutheran Church council to meet Saturday at 7 30.
The United Brethren Ladies Bible School class honored Mrs Elmer Ehrhart with a birthday party in the Adult Assembly room last Monday evening. Charles Young, Manheim, sang several numbers and Prof Charles Spotts of Franklin and Marshall College gave an address on Albert Schweitzer Missionary. Thirty seven people attended and refreshments followed in the social room.
The Christian Endeavor Society led by Miss Esther Erb held a Sunday program including Scripture reading by Margaret Loose and Ellen Brown, vocal by Garden Spot Quartet, and ten reasons for joining the church by Alma Loose Dorothy Leib Alverta Long Harold Young and Robert Conrad. John Messner discussed the topic. Mary Fassnacht led the evening program followed by worship in charge of Rev W K Cassel.
Brownstown Evangelical Church observes the 23rd anniversary of Ebenezer E C Sunday School Men’s Fellowship Bible class with Rev Burd Hoppis of Boyertown as speaker. Bowmansville Community Chorus, 35 voices, directed by W B Brendle, will sing next Sunday afternoon. Sunshine Bible class held a monthly business meeting at J W Buch home with devotions by Paul Frey and several attendees listed.
Dr Wilson G Smillie Harvard School of Public Health notes a cold is rarely serious but careful care is essential. Rest, warm baths, fluids, and doctor approved medicines are advised. Avoid exposure, sneeze into a handkerchief, and limit visitors. Vaccines may help prevent colds if taken before season.
ElM Mr and Mrs John Kreiner and daughter Alice and Miss Barbara Charles of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs W K Nelson. Charles Randler and daughter Ethel visited Wm Randler family. Meda Koehler hosted Anna Ruth Dennis Lititz and visited Mildred Brockmyer Lititz. Irvin Smith and Mrs Simon Bachman near Campbelltown Lebanon County hosted by Bachman. Walter Landis Priscilla Landis and Pierce Landis visited Halle Landis. Walter Eshleman hosted Dan Eshleman Hershey and S B Eshleman Mastersonville.
The fragment lists individuals Fry Allen Bueh Paul Vergey Eugene Fry Junior Robert Bueh Richard Murr and Cora Geta, with no evident event or context. Further readable details are needed to establish a specific action, date, organization, or location.
The text notes Edna and Mae Wolf and a social hour after a meeting and luncheon hosted by a church group. Quarterly conference business meeting was conducted Wednesday evening by Rev. E. E. Stauffer of Lebanon.
Court to consider confirmation of account as of Monday March 18 1986. Schroeder Francis E. named as committee with Farmers Trust Co of Lancaster PA acting as successor The Peoples Trust Company of Lancaster. Authorities designate the committee.
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