Temple University speaker to lecture in Grand Theatre
Dr William A Freemantle dean of Temple University will deliver the first of four winter lectures in the Grand Theatre under the Associated Men's Bible Classes on Sunday afternoon. In Marietta thieves shattered a window at Sultzbach Electrical and stole three guns and shells during hunting season preparations. Lancaster reports hunting license issuance surged with 13 200 total licenses for the season as of Friday and a daily rush continues. Lincoln Fire Company accepted donated mountain firefighting gear funded by Frank Fryer and coordinated by Fire Warden Robert Stamm. Lancaster notes a second suit over a December Lincoln Highway accident seeks $5 000 in damages against Roy Axer and others.
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Ephrata
William A. Freemantle
Temple University
Associated Men’s Bible Classes
Freemantle
Marietta
Sultzbach
William H. Sultzbach
Lincoln
Lincoln Fire Company
Frank Fryer
Pennsylvania
Robert Stamm
Young People Council Meets at St Pauls Church
The Young People's Council of District No 8 holds its regular monthly meeting Monday at 7 45 in the lower Sunday School of St Pauls Church. The nominating committee reports, officers are elected, and final plans are made for the conference at Eden Reformed Church on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council
District No. 8
St. Paul’s Church
Eden Reformed Church
Recital and Hockey Tie Amid Linden Hall Events
Dr A G Rau dean of Moravian College Bethlehem gave a fine organ recital at Linden Hall on Monday evening. Students held a Hallowe en party in the gymnasium Saturday evening. Linden Hall hosted a hockey game with Penn Hall Chambersburg Monday afternoon ending in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Rau
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Linden Hall
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Nicaragua Missionaries Speak Before Moravians
Special Moravian services honored the 109th anniversary of the Woman's Missionary Society. Rev. and Mrs. Rufus F. Bishop of Yulu Nicaragua spoke, with talks on their work, Nicaragua’s drinking problem, smallpox epidemic, and notes on Linden Hall lectures. Choir selections accompanied the program.
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Moravian Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Rufus F. Bishop
Yulu
Nicaragua
E. S. Crosland
Elizabeth Hepp
M. C. Demmy
Bishop
Linden Hall
Death of Frank J. Gantz at Pine Hill
Frank J. Gantz, 71, found dead Wednesday evening by his daughter Mrs. John W. Landis in Rome area home. Deputy Coroner Dr. M. H. Yoder cites heart condition, stating he had been dead since Monday night. Survived by five daughters, a sister and numerous grandchildren. Services held at the Landis home and Emanuel Lutheran Church Brickerville with burial in nearby cemetery.
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Frank J. Gantz
Pine Hill
John W. Landis
Rome
Coronner
M. H. Yoder
Yoder
Ife
Minnie Heiser
Lancaster
Sarah Sammet
Lititz
Otto Stephan
Tandis
Helen
Sarah
Abraham Denny
Landis
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Brickerville
Tobacco Growers Meeting In Lancaster Mon at 2 PM
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association holds its regular monthly meeting in the Farm Bureau Room Woolworth Building Lancaster Monday at 2:00 P.M. A crop conditions discussion and Cy H Good report on stopping the Sumatra tobacco embargo and its effect on market conditions in the cigar leaf filler tobacco will be presented.
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The
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers’ Association
Farm Bureau
Woolworth Building
Lancaster
Cy. H. Good
Sumatra
County Welfare Campaign Seeks 397795 Funds
Eighteen hundred volunteers will canvass the city and county this month to raise 397,795 for Welfare needs in 1982. More than a third will go directly for relief as workers face a greater challenge this year. County chairman Ralph W. Cummings led a meeting with regional directors and Auxiliary Federation representatives at the Hotel Brunswick to outline campaign plans.
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Lancaster
Ralph W. Cummings
Brunswick
Lititz Defeats Stevens Trade School in 12-0 Victory
Lititz High School football edged Stevens Trade School 12 to 0 at Springs Park before the season’s largest crowd. The visitors were favored but Lititz held the lead and travels Friday to Eph rata for a close rivalry clash. A large roofers delegation and students plan to attend.
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Lititz
Stevens Trade School of
Lancaster
Springs Park
Ephrata
Church Society Meets in Home of Mrs Snavely
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Congregational Church met at Mrs. Harry B. Snavely's home Tuesday evening with 31 in attendance. Readings were by Margaret and Jean Pfautz, prayer led by Mrs. Morris McCloud, and flag salutes followed by My Covenant. Ruth Snavely read Count Your Blessings. Mrs. Walter Smith spoke on He Offers Eternal Life from Christ Comes to the Village. A dialogue by Mrs. Edward Grube and Mrs. J. Roy Pfautz noted To Know Is To Love. Miss Ida Miller celebrated her birthday the day before. Mrs. Harry Hershey sang a solo. Mrs. H. J. Kline gave Missionary Current Events. Refreshments followed a short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Congregational Church
Harry B. Snavely
Margaret Pfautz
Jean Pfautz
Morris McCloud
Ruth Snavely
Christ
Walter Smith
Edward Grube
J. Roy Pfautz
Ida Miller
Harry Hershey
H. J. Kline
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Milton St. Falck
Lincoln Highway
Herr’s Pond
Court House
Roy Axer
Neffsville
Howard B. Boose
Freemont Street
W. Hosterman
L. W. Hartman
Boose
Axer
Y. P. Council
Manheim, PA
Joan Crawford
Williiam Boyd and
Lelyan 'Ashman
Bert Wheeler
Dorothy Lee
Mon. & Tues
Edmund Lowe
Lois Moran
el Brendel
the Spider
Woman
Lily Damita
Lester Vail
Carl B. Risser
St. Lititz
Taxidermy
J. B. Buch
N. Broad Street
Stevens
Resisto
Charles V. Pfautz Men’s Shop
General Sutter Hotel
Sanitary Dry Cleaning
Hanes Union
HANES
Zartmans’ Store
Long
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Spacht’s
Church Society Meets
Big Ben
Wertsch
Jeweler
Paul F. Becker
Goodyear
Lititz Springs
Broad & Marion Sts
Pfantz Bros. Dept
del Monte
Mack
Rothsville
Wwe
Kellogg’s
T&e
Seaman & Seed
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