Mother's Day Observed With Special Church Programs
Mothers Day services were held in Lititz churches. In the Moravian Church Edwin B. Searles spoke at the evening service and carnations were given to all mothers. In United Brethren Church Mrs Harry McCreary led the morning service with several readings duets and a quartet. St Pauls Lutheran noted poems and prayers with carnations for the oldest and youngest mothers. Evangelical Congregational observed a morning galogue and evening program with flowers for all mothers.
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Lititz
Edwin B. Searles
Lancaster
Esther Misch
Junder
United Brethren Church
Irs
Harry McCreary
Young People’s Group
J. C. H. Light
Chester “Martin
Martha Martin
Fathee McCreary
Kathryn Gitbel
Cora Davidson
Rhoda Nagle
Ethel Wike
Edith Wertsch
Lillian McCreary
Helen Steffy
Kathryn Gibbel
Davidson
Nagle
Wike and Wertsch
Harry Wertsch
Ellis Spickler
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
B. MM
Leaman
Joseph K. Donat
Whitflet
Jed
Warren Diehm
Thomas Maharg
Mother
Hettie Habecker
W. Dussinger
Evangelical Congregational Church
John Graybill
Harvey Hershey
Obituary Philip G. Gorton of Hertford Connecticut
Philip G. Gorton 67 of Hertford Conn died Thursday morning at home after a stroke and relapse. He was a director of the Animal Trap Co and connected with the Connecticut General Life Insurance Co in Hartford. Survived by his brother, two sisters, and a niece and was buried Sunday at Zealock in Hartford.
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Lchilp
Catherine Ann Risser Miss Catering Dies at 69
Catherine Ann Risser 69 known as Ann Risser died Thursday night at the Asted Zion Home near Lillis from complications of diseases. She is survived by three sisters Mrs. Peter Longenecker Mrs. Mary Hoover and Mrs. Harry Shearer. Services were Sunday afternoon at 1 15 at Mrs Shearer’s home and 2 at Risser's Church near Elizabethtown with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Catering
Ann Risser
Asted Zion
Lillis
Peter Longenecker
Campbbellson
Mary Hoover
Fuebaron
Harry Shearer
Shearer
Death Notice of Benjamin F. Goodman 78
Benjamin F. Goodman 78 died at home on East Main Street last Wednesday evening after a six week illness. He was a farmer and resided in Lancaster area until recently living with his daughter Mrs Bertha Evans. His wife Alice Weikel preceded him in death 38 days. Survived by son Howard of Lancaster, daughter Mrs Evans, and sister Mrs Harry M Buel of Lancaster. Services Sunday at the home and Lancaster Reformed Commonite Church. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Seck Bros funeral directors.
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Benjarsiy
F. Goodman
East Main Street
Lanaster
Bertha Evans
Alice Weikel Beord
Howard
Lancaster
Hvans
Infant dies after brief illness in Lexington
J Raymond Clair aged 1 month 9 days, son of the late Lizzie, died at 8 80 o clock Saturday from bronco pneumonia at the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs Harvey Clair in Lexington. Burial was Sunday afternoon at 1 0 P M in the U B Church cemetery Neffsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Raymond Clair
Lizzie Again
Harvey Clair
Lexington
U. B. Church
Aotery
Neffsville
David L Hess 85 Dies at Neffsville Home
David L. Hess 85 died Tuesday at the Neffsville Home from complications of diseases. He was son of the late John and Elizabeth Hess and is survived by several children including Mrs Anna Lancaster Ida Hess Philaia Mrs Ada Soule Myra K and Elmer K and John K in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Hess
Neffsville
John and
Elizabeth Idis Hess
Anna E. P. Lancaster
Ida H. Hess
Philaia
Ada Soule
Neffs Home
Myra K
Elmer K
Lancaster
John K
Obituary Notice for Sister Dr Amelia L Hess
Services for Sister Dr Amelia L Hess of Philadelphia will be held at the Neffs ville Home this afternoon at 1 30 and at Landis Valley Mennonite Church at 2 o clock standard times Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery. She was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taster
Amelia L. Hess
Philadelphia
Christian and Missionary
Alijanse Choy
Neffsville
Landis Valley
Hotel Manager Resigns at General Sutter
William H. Mills, manager, resigns at Friday board meeting with May 16 release, saying hotel project is launched and he wishes to pursue other activities. Rey H. Wagner of Debanon named as new manager to take charge Saturday, while Mills family will stay in Lititz until school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. A.mills
Rey H. Wagner
Debanon
Jas
Wager
Warwick Grange Meeting Recap at Rothaville High
Warwick Grange met Monday in Rothaville High School with large attendance. John Galbreath led the meeting and reports from the Legislative Committee were read. The program included Grange etiquette, Mother’s Day history, songs and recitations, with questions on household help and a planned May 7 program on flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Grate
Rothaville
John Galbreath
Legislative Committee
Mead
B. L. Miller
Jehan Brackaxt
Dads
Margaret Galbraath
Lincoln Stauffer
Juan Galbresih
Marcella Stanier
Flora
Hgh
The
Grange
Stauffer Bros Meat Market Opens at East Main Corner
Stauffer Bros Meat Market will open today in the former Stedman Grocery Store room at East Main and Cedar Streets. The public is invited for inspection tonight and the store will begin business tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer Bros. Meat Market
Stedman Grocery
East Main and
Cedar Sts
Chester Leicey Wins Two Prizes in Local Contest
Chester Leicey holds ticket 8089 earning a free tire at Lititz Springs Garage. Calendar 578 wins $2.50 in dry cleaning and pressing services from Long the Cleaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Leicey
Lititz Springs
Linden Hall Alumnae Spring Meeting At General Sutter Hotel
The Linden Hall Alumnae Association Lititz unit will hold a spring meeting and luncheon at the General Sutter Hotel next Thursday evening at 6 30. The notice notes an eye clinic with Horton Optician offering exams and glasses at reasonable prices from 9 a m to 8 p m closed Mondays.
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Lititz
Linden Hall Alumnae Association
General Sutter Hotel
Horton, Optician
Lincoln
Local Social Notes Relate Many Weekends and Visits
Mrs. Martha Iuchener travels to Woburn Massachusetts to spend time with her daughter and family. Numerous guests and visitors fill weekends with dinners trains and church meetings as families from New Brunswick Philadelphia Harrisburg Scranton and Lancaster share visits and travel.
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Martha Iuchener
Woburn
Mass
Charles P. Wellman
Elia Buch
Francis ©. Grosh
Philadelphia
Maple Street
Samuel Nass
Wilhomeport
Emma Grosh
Plainfield N. J
Spruce Street
R. H. Light
Carolyn Jane
Barbara Loulet
New Brunswick
N. J
J. C. Hh. Light
Raymond Jenkins
Washington, D. C
George Grunenberger
Walter Jenkins
Bobby
George B.raezer
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Harrisburg
Esther Seaman
Child’s
New York City
Frank Wheaman
Lillian Byenesses
N. B. Ieaman
Wihner Romigs
Minervz Romig
iLincoln
Mir
Wearyne
Pickard Family to Open Stevens Amusement Season
Stevens Amusement Service will open the 1931 season with the Pickard Family WJZ Radio Artists at Stevens on May 22 28 24 30 and 31. The act features Dad Ma Bub Ruth and Ann six year old sensation at the microphone. Denver Band appears May 28 and Washington Band May 24 with shows at 7 P M Saturday and 2 15 P M Sunday. All times standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Amusement Service, Inc
Stevens
Pickard
WJZ
Middle West
East
South
Fof Dad
Bubb
Ruth
Ann
Denver
Washington Band
Annville
Pickards
Brethren Male Chorus to Present Program at St John’s Brickerville
The Brethren Male Chorus will give a musical program Sunday evening at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Brickerville. The concert begins at 7 30 Daylight Time and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Brickerville
Brethren
St. Paul’s
Church notes outline services and events for coming week
Notices list a Moravian travelogue sermon by Rt. Rev B S Crosland and a Mothers and Daughters banquet at United Brethren Church next Tuesday at 6 30. Campers fund drive at St Pauls Lutheran School, plans for a red letter day at United Brethren, missionary speaker Rev Clarence Swavely at Penryn and Emynavel Lutheran churches, Moravian Women meeting, Cotton Blossom Singers concert at United Brethren, Moraian Tome Association annual meeting with reports and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ and Daughters
United Brethren Church
A. G. Spangler
Campbell Town
Lodge Meetings and Dance Notice in Lancaster Malta Order
Lodge On Daylight Time due to time change announces Thursday meetings at 7 20 P M Daylight Time. Saturday a Lancaster County Malta Dance at Malta Temple with no admission charge and dancing from 8 80 P M. Zem Siesta No 77 will hold a May 22 meeting at 8 P M in Malta Temple Lancaster. all members urged to attend.
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White Dove Commandery
Knights of Malta
Malas
Lancaster County
Malta
Lancaster
Zem
Zem Siesta
Princess of
Women’s Institute Gathered at Moravian Chapel
A joint institute brought together Manheim Hast Petersburg and Lititz W. C. T. U. members in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. Mrs Mary Harris Armour spoke on Woman's Word To The Wise and the program pleased attendees. East Petersburg to host the next institute with Mrs Hurst elected president and Mrs Wassier secretary.
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Manheim
Hast Petersburg
Lititz W
Helen Wassier
H. Metzlar
Garden Spot Post to Discuss Poppy Sale Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion will meet at the Post Home tonight to plan the annual Poppy Sale around Memorial Day. Nominations for officers for the coming year will be made. attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Post Home
Lodge Members Attend Evangeli cal Church Service
Members of Lititz Lodge No. 1050 LO. OF. F. will attend the Evangelical Congregational Church Sunday evening as a group to hear a special sermon by the Rev. H. J. Kline. The service starts at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Lodge No. 1050
LO. O. F
Evangelical Congregational Church
H. J. Kline
Local Notes From Lititz and Surrounding Areas
Community minutes report the Adult Bible Glass of St John s Lutheran Bricker ville hosting a meeting at Elser Ger hart s home. Births hospitalizations and recoveries are listed along with pantry sales and Rotary reports from Harrisburg to Lititz and Drumore.
Linden Hall Notes Vesper talk and tea at Linden Hall
Reverend J C H Light spoke at the Linden Hall Seminary vesper service on Sunday. Post Graduates hosted a tea for Seniors Monday from 3 to 5 pm in the Music Room, with Mrs F W Stengel and Mrs Avis Stengel pouring. The graduates gave $100 for the Seniors class memorial. Monday evening the Sophomores presented the play The Adventures of Grandpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. H. Light
United Brethren Church
Linden Hall Seminary
F. W. Stengel
Avis Stengel
Grandpa
May Day preparations brighten Springs Park setting
Town readers are invited to observe High School May Day at Springs Park where park cleanup, new light poles and a flower garden are under way. A letter-writing plea urges motorists to oppose the amended Vehicle Code requiring inspection before license tags, arguing it will raise costs and curb essential travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs Park
Rnad
Delphian Club Meets at Miss Reidenbach Home
The Delphian Club gathered Friday evening at Miss Mary Reidenbach’s home with fourteen members and one guest. Topic was Nineteenth Century Fiction. readings and surveys were presented by several members. The final meeting of the season will be next Thursday for officer elections and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Mary Reidenbach
W. Muth
Norman Badorf
M. Bricker
E., Bueh
F. Gibbel
Mary Hichener
W. K. Lockhart
Life's Problems Talk At Lancaster Youth Meeting
Mrs. Mary Longenecker spoke on Meeting Life's Problems On A Christian Basis at the regular monthly gathering of the Young People's Council of District No. 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Association. Miss Betty Martin led with St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School members aiding devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Longenecker
Young People’s Council of District No
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Betty Martin
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Margaret Saunders
Kathryn Zimmerman
Bernice Dengler
Souders
Charles Zartman
Run Down At Neffsville Vehicle Collision Report
Frank Rhoads of Armstrong Manor Lancaster R D 2 was struck while crossing Lititz pike Meffsville and admitted to General Hospital with fractures to left leg and arm and a deep scalp wound. Driver A F Hoege Weatherly Carbon County said rain caused confusion and he swerved too far.
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Lititz Pike
Meffsville
Frank Rhoads
Armstrong Manor
Lancaster R. D
General Hospital
A. F. Hoege
Weatherly
Canbon County
May Day Pageant Climax Marks Youth Week Events
Lititz Youth Week closes toward climax with the May Day Pageant Robin Hood at Springs Park. Rain delayed the marble contest to 3:30 PM today. The pageant features Maid Marion Queen of the May and a cast listing many local youths and groups with open schedule for Elocution, Vocal Music, and other contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Springs Park
Robin Hood
Merry Dale
Castle Fitzwalter
Forest of Sherwood
England
Sherwood
Robin
Maid Marion
Margaret Miller
Daniel Light
King Richard
Henry Sturgis
Little John
Howard Burkhart
Much
Richard Rader
Allan-a-Dale
Robert Posey
Friar Tuck
John Hertz
Elvin Geltz
Carl Helman
Woodrow Neidermyer
Helen Hershey
Esther Smith
Cleo Himmelberger
Loretta Mellinger
Ethel Miller
Florence Steffy
Winifred Keener
Ruth Keehn
Geneve Kopp
Emma Long
Dorothy Owen
Anna Pfautz
Elizabeth Pfautz
the Sheriff’s Men
Charles Regennas
Russel Seaber
Wilbur Wagaman
Gabriel Weaver
Monroe Wike
Frank Worder
Lester Kemper
John Huber
Wilmer Eby
Forest Dennis
Franklin Kopp
Charles Kopp
Eloise Mearig
Viola Schmuck
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Philip G. Gorton
Catherine Ann Risser
Benjamin F. Goodman
Warwick Grange
Weicksel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ulancaster
Ed Scheaffer
Masanit Ab
Pand Wes
Goad
Bun | Valley
E. “Hickwan
Robert ‘Owen
Hershey
Robert Aud
New Street
J Karts
Jack
Johe ‘Anewalt
Ella Miller
Alkentown
Albert Weinberger
Pail Frey
Foy
Robert Kling
J. W. Mikeeh
Berethy
Laura Berider
Henry Bonsserger
R&s
United States Distict Court
W.E. ‘Hickman
Lovettsville
Virginia
Sanford Benger
Kathryne Warner
Kinger
Frank Longerecker
H. W. Spacht
Hummerstown
John Adams
Irvin ‘Reist
Katie O. Miller
Elizabeth Town
B.S. Crosland
Moravian Church
United Brethren
Clarence H. Swavely
India
Penryn Lutheran Church
Emynavel Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church
A. Virginia Grosh
Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods
United ‘Brethren‘Chumch
Moraian Tome Association
Lodge
Bible Glass
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Elser Gerhart
George Missig
Akron
Ohio
J. E. Maurer
Boonesboro
W. E. Hickman
F. A. Weicksel
Gay Calvert
Baltimore
Colerain Township High School
Fred Weicksel
James E. Howard
Dorcas
St. Faal’s Lutheran Sunday School
Levi Bob
Lancaster General Hospital
Irene Steely
Mary Euck
Town
Elizabeth Gibbes
Brunnerville
Monroe Shue
Esther
Lester Balmer
George Otthoffer
Zook’s Mill
John Mathers
W. Orange Street
Miss Forbes
State College
Rotary District
John Brubaker
Joseph Wissler
General Sutter
George Kling
E. Front Street
Oregon
É. C. Kaste
Gary Stubbs
Martin
Winfred Light
Bessie Light
Reading
Bev
A. Light
P. F. Snyder
B. L. Millee
Joseph Cather
Drumore
Sunney
Jane Lane
Fairbury
Nebraska
Anna Frey
Webers-in-the-Woods
Esther McCreary
Mary Troutman
Thelma Sharp
Naomi Mohler
Samuel Wolf
Ephrata
Mary Musser
Rothsville
Ivan
Buckwalter
Linden Hall
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