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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
5
Moravian and United churches list Sunday worship times with morning services at 9 30 to 10 30 A M, evening services canceled for revival campaigns, and additional activities such as Sunday schools, fare well sermons, and quarterly conferences. Local churches include Moravian, United Evangelical, United Brethren, Reformed, Brethren, and Catholic parishes with multiple districts in Lititz and surrounding areas.
Sunday services at St Pauls Lutheran honor Father and Son Week with talks by Mr J C Brubaker in Men s Class and Sunday School. Thanksgiving Day noted as Dona ton Day at Moravian Home with listings of groceries and linens. Rothsville Children s Church reopening set for Sunday Nov 25 with 9 30 AM 2 PM and 7 PM services and week long revival. W C T O approves $10 to Neighbour Evangelistic Campaign Fund and plans a school speaker and a cash prize power contest. Thanksgiving services to be held jointly by local denominations at Neighbour Evangelistic Abernacle. Father and Son s Day observed at local Reformed Church with a 7 30 PM Monday fellowship for fathers and sons. Transfers noted for members into Jerusalem Reformed Pennyn Luke s Reformed Lititz and Salem Reformed Teller s.
An expert argues that over rigid discipline or excessive coddling undermines a child's self confidence and can instill fear. Parents should seek a balanced approach that supports growth and security without extremes.
Minerals in milk highlight phosphorus iron and lime as key constituents. These elements support bone health energy metabolism and overall body function.
Henry H. Wike 87 died suddenly Monday at his son in law William Stauffer’s home 112 West Orange Lititz of a complication of diseases Born in Heidleburg township Lebanon County he lived in Lititz most of his life He was a United Brethren member and Civil War veteran two enlistments one with Company L 179th Regiment of Volunteers and Independent Battery C Pennsylvania Light Artillery His wife died 19 years ago Survivors include Z F Wike G P Wike Harry Mrs William Stauffer Mrs John McCreary 22 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren two sisters Nathan Enck Leola and Jacob Eichelberger Autora NL Services 1:30 PM United Brethren Church Lititz Burial Lutheran Cemetery Lititz.
Mrs Lizzie A Bender widow of Kinzer Bender died after three months illness from cerebral hemorrhages Saturday at her home near Giest station on the New Holland pike west of Mechanicsburg She was a member of the Leola M E church Surviving children include Alice wife of Joseph N Mohn Rothsville Lottie wife of Clayton Ravegum Akron Ida V Roberts Philadelphia Ellis G Highrock I Miles Woodbine Aaron K Lancaster R D 5 and two sisters Mary wife of Q S Hekent Eden and Lottie wife of David Book Lampeter Funeral services were held in the Leola M H church on Wednesday with interment at Heller's Salem Reformed church cemetery
Samuel Burns died Wednesday at his home on South Charlotte Street Manheim from a stroke aged 74 years 8 months 2 days He was a cigarmaker son of Daniel and Mary Ritter Burns a member of the P S of A Survived by wife Mary Yeager sister Annie Brosey Florida and two brothers Thaddeus Lititz and William Akron Ohio Funeral services conducted at his home Saturday at 2 PM Interment in Fairview Cemetery
Edgar B. Ditzler aged 53 of 239 N Marshall St Lancaster died Tuesday night at Lancaster General Hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident at Lime and Chester streets on Saturday evening November 10. He was hurt when he stepped into the path of a car driven by Harry L Kreider of 49 W Lincoln Ave Lititz. Officer Jason Nunnemacher reported Kreider not to blame, noting slow speed.
Mrs Fannie E Weidman aged 64 died Wednesday morning at Allen Keller’s home 24 Marion street Lititz from a complication of diseases. She was a Church of the Brethren member and is survived by daughter Mrs Allen Keller four grandchildren two great grandchildren and three sisters and one brother R E Gweigart Terre Hill Mrs Amanda Dixon Kissel Hill Mrs William Keener Ephrata Mrs Wayne Seldombridge Lititz Funeral will be held Saturday 130 pm at the Keller residence and 2 pm at the Church of the Brethren with interment at Middle Creek.
Instructions explain how to wax a few paper flowers by melting a small amount of wax and holding flowers over the pan using a spoon. It notes no need to melt as much wax as when fully dipping the entire flower.
The Great American Home High brows get publicity as the country remains safe in the hands of people who enjoy the comic season and eat breakfast in the kitchen.
Lititz churches sponsor large scale Neighbour Tabernacle Meetings drawing steady crowds to the spacious field beside the high wooden temple. Evangelist Neighbour wins hearts with strong sermons while choirs from multiple churches perform under Raymond Hemminger. Delegations from surrounding towns attend, culminating in a powerful consecration night and a Family Night choir presentation.
Dr Ellsworth Miles McMullen formerly of Marietta and Miss Sarah Catherine Muth daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Muth of Lititz were married at The Church of the Transfiguration in New York City. They will live at Linden street and 3rd Ave after December 15 following a trip to Atlantic City. McMullen is a UPenn graduate and former star athlete. Mrs McMullen studied at Lititz High, Michigan University and Goucher College.
Miss Annette M Evans daughter of Mrs Ellen Evans East Main street and Paul L Mentzer of Lancaster were married Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in the Moravian church parsonage by Rev Crosland using the ring ceremony. After the ceremony they left for a southern honeymoon. Mrs Mentzer has worked for Bell Telephone here 12 years and Mr Mentzer is employed by Hamilton Watch company in Lancaster.
The engagement of Miss Dorothea C G Barnard of East King Street Lancaster to Mr. Lewis J Fortier of Lititz was announced on Tuesday. Fortier is an AMV agent for the Animal Trap Company of America and came to Lititz from New Orleans.
The text defines two distinct senses of mosaic. Capitalized Mosaic refers to things related to Moses, the law, or institutions, while lowercase mosaic denotes an inlaid decorative design made from colored glass or stone pieces.
Sam Silks the town wag remarks that pilots tolerate rude stares from ground folks while claiming a good view of planes requires turning up one's nose. The light homespun chat appears in a warm fireside tone, reflecting local character and humor toward aviation.
A fragmentary reader note contrasts an old-fashioned blacksmith with a modern garage man. It includes a Longfellow reference and a bill for service, then a card of thanks expressing gratitude for kindness received during illness.
Lost Goldwrist watch Webber make with initials B.G.W. on back, lost Saturday on South Broad street. Reward to be returned to Hertz Apartment, No. 1 or Record office. Found ad offers gallstone and liver remedy from Hepatala Co, New Holland, Pa. nov15-31-H
Mealers wanted by the week or by the meals. Five dollars per week paid in advance. Apply at Record Office.
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