Lutherans Consider Merger Plan At East Penn Synod Meet
The East Penn Synod delegates at St Pauls Lutheran Church weigh a substitute merger for the United Lutheran Church. A three synod realignment plan would trigger talks to draft a constitution by January 1 1936 if adopted. Endowment liquidation of 26000 for the Gettysburg Seminary was voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pennsylvania Synod
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
East Penn Synod
St. Paul’s Lutheran ‘Church
United Lutheran Church
Atlantic City
Gettysburg Seminary
New Jersey
Delaware
J. Harold Mumper
Poppy Day Observed in Lititz by Legion Auxiliary
Poppy Day is celebrated in Lititz with the Legion Auxiliary urging every man woman and child to wear a red paper poppy on Saturday. The local group emphasizes two memorial purposes of the flower and aims to meet district quota this year.
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Lititz
The
Legion Auxiliary
Community Chest Buys Car for Nurse Edna Miller
The Community Chest awarded a contract for a new automobile to Lititz Springs Garage for Miss Edna Miller the local community nurse. The meeting was postponed a week due to Moraian Church entertainment. Mrs Moody spoke on a regional public health nursing conference and Miss Miller noted 87 relief families in the district.
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Edna Miller
Lititz Springs
Community Chest
Wm. Moody
Chest
Pennsylvania State Organization For Public Health Nursing
Miss Miller
Social events and dinners at Lancaster hotels
Parties at the General Sutter Hotel hosted by Hotel Sacred Heart Academy and the Council of Jewish Tryoners with a spring dinner for Cornwall High School. Miss Beatrice Batdorf, Dr J G Hess, Miss Annabelle Tollerton, and Miss A H M Stonesipher each plan dinners and dances for groups ranging from 16 to 50 guests at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Academy
Lancaster
General Sutter Hotel
Council of Jewish Turnors
Cornwall High School
Beatrice Batdorf
South Broad Street
J. G. Hess
Annabelle Tollerton
Bheld
A. H. M. Stonesipher
Annville
Synod Sidelights Shows Welcoming Lititz Delegates
Visiting Lutheran ministers and lay delegates numbered over 200 asSynod Sidelights in Lititz drew crowds. Street scenes featured warm welcomes and local vendors provided samples including pretzels from a Lititz bakery, Wilbur Suchard chocolate, Animal Trap Co mouse traps, Morgan Paper tissue, Diamond Spring Water fountains, and crowds packed St Paul’s Church for a Brotherhood service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
St. Paul’s Church
Wilbur- Suchard Co
Animal Trap Co
Morgan Paper
Diamond Spring Water Concern
Ephrata
East Penn Synod
St. Paul's
Lititz High School to Graduate Forty-Ninth Class
Activities for the Lititz High School forty-ninth graduation begin Sunday at 7 30 in Moravian Church with a sermon by Rev J G H Light. Class Day occurs Monday at 2 in the school auditorium followed by a lawn social and a cabaret in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High School
Moravian Church
J. GC. H. Light
United Brethren
Byron K. Horne
Dickson-Saltzer
Lord Jesus
George B. Raezor
A. HF. Mumper
Haydon
D. P. Langsdorf
Lititz High School Alumni Set Public Meeting Program
The Lititz High School Alumni Association holds its annual public meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The program features the one act play The New Poor with cast Amy Buchter Lausch Helen Diehm Margaret Kofroth Betty Martin and Harry Neidermyer coached by Miss Elisabeth Gander. Addresses by Ford Godenaur Rev Jacob Lands and Dorothy Habecker plus piano and woodwind music.
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Lititz
Jacob Landis
Shillington
Dorothy
Habecker
Kenneth Witmyer
Harry Neidenmyer
Paul Seaber
Local Girl Honored With Cum Laude Medical Nurse Award
Miss Dorothy A. Garman of Lincoln Avenue received the cum laude medal at St. Joseph's Hospital Nurses' Training School Lancaster graduation exercises held last Wednesday evening in the Catholic High School at Rossmere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy A. Garman
M. M. Garman
Lincoln Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Rossmere
Memorial Day plans unfold in Lititz with varied events
Memorial Day in Lititz features a full program by Garden Spot Post American Legion 56 along with the Ladies Auxiliary. Veterans decorate graves at South Broad Street Post Home, lunch follows, and a Moravian cemetery service at 4 30 PM led by Rev. R F Whiston. Activities include a radio tryout at Springs Park from 2 to 10 PM a horse show at Linden Hall from 10 AM and films at Lititz Theatre.
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Lititz
Garden Spot Post
American Legion, Legion
Post
South Broad Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Moravian
R. F. Whiston
Quarryville
Linden Hall
Lititz Theatre
Local notices and social notes from town
B F Lutz plans a summer pool opening and will announce the date soon. Mr and Mrs C W Musser and two children moved from Manheim to the former Grosh home on South Spruce Street. Kenneth Joralemon of New York visited Mr and Mrs T T Dussinger on Second Avenue. Mr and Mrs John Enck hosted Mr and Mrs Wayne Kline of Brunnerville. Miss Betty and Violet Keath visited Mr and Mrs Norman Keath at Elm. Ruth Fry is recovering from a serious pleurisy attack at her parents home on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Lutz
C. W. Musser
Manheim
Grosh
South Spruce
Kenneth Joralemon
New York
Ft. T. Dussinger
Second Avenue
John Enck
Wayne Kline
Brunnerville
Betty
Violet Keath
Town
Norman Keath
Elm
Ruth
Wm. B. Fry
East Main Street
All-Lutitz Soft Ball Team Opens Season At Home
The All-Lutitz Soft Ball team begins the season on the Lutz field at seven tonight against Lancaster North Ends. Home players wear new uniforms funded by local businessmen whose firm name appears on the backs of jerseys. The Lititz Red Dog Soft Ballers face the Rothsville team in a Northern Gallcaster County League game at Springs Park Diamond Tuesday evening.
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Lutz Field
Lancaster North
Lititz Red Dog
Rothsville
Gallcaster
Springs Park
Blind man sells goods for the Lancaster association
A local blind man from 1544 West Orange Street begins selling household supplies including brooms brushes and rugs to support the Lancaster County Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind at 320 North Queen Street. He has been studying Braille at the Lancaster County Blind Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John JL. Peiffer
Orange Street
Lancaster County Blind Association
Lancaster County
Penna. Association For the Blind
Queen Street
Lancaster
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Wm B Fry
Mr and Mrs William B Fry of EB Main Street announce the birth of a son named Lee last Wednesday.
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Wm. B. Fry
EB. Main Street
Lee
Green seventh egg in pheasant nest puzzles town readers
Snoopers near Neffsville report a female pheasant nest with seven eggs, six brown and one green. Readers are asked for explanations of the unusual color. The column also mentions discussions at Lititz Theatre about Donald Scott’s golf prowls and questions whether Murph Spickler bought a 1984 automobile for $40 at Manheim.
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Neffsville
Lititz Theatre
Donald Scott
Murph” Spickler
Manheim
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Geo. C. Miller
Spruce Street
Adv
Synod
LHS
WKIC
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