Weicksel Marks 20th Year As Brickerville Parish Pastor
Rev F A Weicksel of Brickerville parish marks twenty years serving four Lutheran congregations in Brickerville Rothsville Penryn and Akron. He began in 1915 after ordination at Muhlenberg College and Missionary Institute. He preached 2,456 sermons and officiated 424 funerals during the tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Weickeel
West Orange Street
Brickerville
Rothsville
Penryn
Akron
Ivan W. Leeking
Levi Zartman
I. W. Singer
C. F. Steiner
Arlene Lengel
B. Garis Daniels
Mothel Swartz
Weksel
Harold Shirker
Women's Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Weicksel
Muhlenberg College
The
Missionary Institute
Selingsgrove
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
St. Paul's Church
Numidia
Zion’s Church
Leacock
St. James Church
Youngstown
Weichsel
St. Peter’s
Aristes
Ascension Church
Lancaster
Bethel
Understanding candid photography and its appeal in amateur lenswork
John van Guilder explains candid photography as taking natural unposed images of people in action or in intimate moments. The piece praises miniature cameras for quick setup and urges practice and patience, promising next week’s reading on personal and mechanical requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Florida
John van Guilder
Campus Trio member Miss Nissley wins amateur night prize
Lines In College Trio Mary Belle Nissley daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nissley South Broad Street is a member of the Campus Trio at West Chester State Teachers College. The organization won first prize in Amateur Night conducted by a Philadelphia radio station The Lirio broadcasts weekly over WDEL Wilmington. Miss Nissley is a local High School graduate and ex member of the orchestra and the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Nissley
John Nissley
South Broad Street
West Chester State Teachers College
Philadelphia
Lrio
WDEL
Wilmington
Miss Nissley
All the Home News in The Record
The Record presents Home News coverage featuring domestic tips, society notes, and local columns. Read about family life, events, and opinions shaped by everyday neighbors. A snapshot of community routines and shared experiences.
Spinsters Club Play Set By Local Auxiliary
A play titled Spinsters Club will be presented Friday and Saturday evenings in the school building by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fire Co. Edna and Mae Wolf spent time in Steelton. Mrs Kathryn Kershner of Philadelphia visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs J Y Boyer over the weekend. Clayton Wolf Jr and family from Monterey visited his father C G Wolf on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Fire Co
Edna and Mae Wolf
Steelton
Kathryn Kershner
Philadelphia
J. Y. Boyer
Clayton Wolf
Monterey
C. G Wolf
Bard and Bard Wed at St Pauls in Lancaster
Miss Alberta M. Bicker daughter of Mrs. Mary Bicker and Mille M. Bard son of Mrs. Anna Bard were married Saturday evening at 6 by Rev J Harold Mumper at St Pauls Lutheran Church parsonage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs J Richard Kautz of Lancaster. The bride, Lititz High School and Millersville State Teachers College alumna, taught in rural schools. The groom, Brownstown High School graduate, works at a Lancaster silk mill. They will live at 33 East James Street Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta M. Bicker
Mary Bicker
Town
Mille M. Bard
Anna Bard
Talmage
J. Harold Mumper
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mer
J. Richard Kautz
Lancaster
Lititz High School
Millersville State Teachers College
Brownstown High School
East James Street
Week for the Blind Planning Meeting in Lancaster
All who are interested in the work for the blind in Lancaster County are asked to meet with the Lancaster Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind at the Y M C A in Lancaster tomorrow at 2 o'clock to plan for the annual Week for the Blind to be observed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Home Hygiene Classes Report From Lancaster Red Cross Chapter
The Home Hygiene and Care of Sick Classes sponsored by the State and led by the Lancaster Red Cross chapter met at the Legion Home in two groups. Seventeen adults enrolled and seven Lititz High School seniors joined weekly sessions. fifteen pupils finished March 14 1935 with 13 passing the final exam earning Red Cross certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Red Grogs
Legion Home
Mary M. Dengate
Anna Eby
Edna Eby
Laura Todd
Minerva Hess
Elsie Miller
Olive Guiney
Bertha Sensenich
Edith Gerhart
Harriet Couple
Instructor Bertha Seldomridge Leads Home Course
Bertha M. Seldomridge R.N. served as the instructor for the course, guiding participants through the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Seldomridge
R. N
Clinic Hosts Sixteen Babies At Moravian Chapel
Sixteen babies attended a Wednesday afternoon clinic at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel led by Miss Edna Miller. The attendees included Mildred Eckert Shirley Long Bernard Garner Pattie Ann Garner Anna Fay Long Harold Long Wayne Eliott Nancy Reist Claude Lawrence Geraldine Hevs Helen Juze Brinser Roland Schreimer Nancy Schreimer Jane Dussinger and two new registrations Herlbe Frey and Garry Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Miller
Mildred Eckert
Shirley Long
Bernard Garner
Pattie Ann Garner
Anna Fay Long
Harold Long
Wayne Eliott
Nancy Reist
Claude Lawrence
Geraldine Hevs
Helen Juze Brinser
Roland
Nancy Schreimer
Jane Dussinger
Herlbe Frey
Garry Cooper
Local Callers Visit Families In Brunnerville And Elm
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Stoner visited Mr. and Mrs. John S. Zimmerman and family at Brunnerville on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Nelson at Elm on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Stoner
John S. Zimmerman
Brunnerville
William Nelson
W. K. Nelson
Elm
Alias Subpoena for Divorce in Lan caster 1935
Paul W Schoen files for divorce from Martha Crawford Schoen in Lancaster Pa. Alias subpoena directs Martha to appear in Court of Common Pleas on Monday April 15 1935 at 10 a m to show cause why the marriage should not be dissolved. Sheriff D F Shuman issues the command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Crawford Schoen
Martha Crawford Schoen
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Paul W Schoen
D. F. Shuman
Clarence A Brown Ollie Brown Case Dismissal Hearing Notice
Clarence A Brown and Ollie Brown are summoned to appear before the Lan Pleas judges in Lan Pleas on Monday April 15 1935 at 10 oclock a m to show cause why the marriage bonds should not be dissolved. Sheriff TD F Shuman issues the order.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Weicksel
St. Paul’s
Brownstown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorsie Williams
Danville
Ilinois
Tal
EA Iecia
Ects
Bard—Bicker
Paul W. Schoen
Clarence A. Brown
Ollie. Brown
Ollie Brown
Clarence A Brown
TD. F. Shuman
Atad
Reading
Buck Run
Long & Co
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