Moravian women pack boxes for South American and Alaska missions
The Women's Missionary Society of the local Moravian Church packed 500 bandages and summer clothes for Bethesda Leper Hospital in Suriname, South America, and prepared another box for Alaska Missions. Packing was led by Elizabet Hepp Amelia Miller Rob rt Russell and Emma Nethercott. Committees and meeting details noted with plans for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Bethesda Leper Hospital
Surinam
South America
Elizabeth Hepp
Amelia Miller
Robert Russell
Emma Nethercott
Alaska
Sophie Breiker
H. C. Seldomridge
Alice Reedy
Byron K. Horne
Toma Kauffman
Horne
B. L. Miller
Horace Grosh
Emily Escibach
M. C. Demmy
A. Virginia Grosh
Death of George I. Rentschler at 44 in Lititz
George I. Rentschler 44 of 24 W Lemon Street died Monday night at Lancaster General Hospital from a complication of diseases. He was a Brethren Church member survived by wife Anna nee Druckenbred a daughter Pauline a brother James three sisters Mrs Dittman Mrs Ober and Mrs Andt and step brother John Enck. Private home services tomorrow at 1 45 pm followed by Church of the Brethren services at 2 pm. Interment in Longenecker cemetery. Friends may call this evening 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Rentschler
Lemon Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Brethren Church
Anna Druckenbred
Pauline
James
Millersville
John Dittman
Sue Ober
Christ Andt
Lititz
John Enck
Near Town
Church of the Brethren
Longenecker’s
Fridends
Local Teachers Enroll in Millersville For Advanced Study
Miss Kathryn Gantz of Spruce Street Miss Irene Brubaker R D 1 Miss Grace Hollinger R D 1 Miss Martha Wikerd R D 3 and John Moore of Spruce Street among 112 public school teachers statewide enrolled at Millersville State Teachers College for the second semester advanced study program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Gantz
Spruce Street
Irene Brubaker
Grace Hollinger
Martha Wikerd
R. D
John Moore
Millersville State Teachers College
Public Sale Notice at Lititz on E Orange Street
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on premises E Orange Street near the school building in the Borough of Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Water Street
Lititz
John Briabaker
Kissel Hill
Kate Stauter
Spruce St
8Th
4Th Avenues
Ida V. H. Grosh
Orange Street
Borough of
Ross Store In Lancaster Moves To New Location
The James H. Ross Store, Lancaster’s largest women’s and children’s wear shop, relocates from 12 East King Street to 18 East King Street, occupying the three story building and using floors 2 and 3 of 16 East King Street. The move follows extensive improvements making a bright, cheerful shopping environment with ample natural light. The store employs about 45 people, with increased business reported for 1935, and includes three local women among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Ross
Lancaster
East King Street
Ross
Fire Auxiliary Meeting Postponed to April 11
Mrs. M. C. Demmy, president of the Fire Company Auxiliary, announces the regular monthly meeting is postponed from Thursday April 4 to Thursday April 11. Mrs. Paul Ditzler of Front Street is celebrating her birthday anniversary today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Demmy
Fire Company Auxiliary
Paul Ditzler
Front St
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Heisey’s Beauty Salon
S. Spruce St. Frederick
J. W. Bruckhart & Son
Lititz, PA
Dodge and
Plymouth
R. R. Graybill
Radio Manufacturers Service
Alvin M. Frey
Broad Street
George L. Keith
Lincoln Ave
Lititz .Furniture CO
S. Spruce St
Henry J. Snavely
Louis Huebener
E. Main St
Main St
Hershey & Gibbel
North Broad Street
Isaac B. Graybill
Brad
Spacht
Jlost
Brunnerville
W. M. Muth
E. Front Street
E. Main Street
Clayton Kulp
Record Office
E. Evb
Cedar St
Mill & Market
Weidler
J. B. Herr
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
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