Moravian and Lutheran Church Services Schedule
A dense listing of church services across several congregations including Moravian, St Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, Trinity Evangelical, Reformed, Mennonite, Church of the Brethren, James Church, Brickerville Lutheran, Coleman Chapel, Kissel Hill Lutheran, Brunnerville WU B, and local senior and intermediate class times with worship, preaching, and Sunday School details. </No content>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Chapel
F. Bromer
Kissel Hill Lutheran
B. Baker
Moravian Ushers Host Banquet Talkers and Football Highlights
The Moravian Ushers maintain activity with talks by M C Demmy Rev Byron Horne Rev J N Light and Clyde Arbe wast plus this year’s captain. Last year’s banquet drew nearly 200 with Glenn Killinger as guest speaker and Dr Harry Bender as toastmaster. Tickets for the banquet and program are 35 cents. Lie Tigh had a successful season with wins over Ephrata Elizabethtown Stilington and Lancaster High Reserves and a first game loss to F M Academy Reserves. The team also beat Catholic High School at Lancaster in a night game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Killinger
Moravian College
Harry Bender
Ushers Association
Lie Tigh
Ephrata
Elizabethtown
Stilington
Berks
Reformed Church Marks 25th Anniversary Cornerstone
The St. Luke's Reformed Church on N Broad Street observed 25 years since laying the cornerstone, recalling events from 1907 including organization petition, first communion in Brobst's Hall, charter and deed for the lot, and the building's completion at about four thousand dollars. Rev J A Pannebeeser delivered the anniversary address as members received communion and new adherents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
N. Broad Street
Lancaster Classis
Lutz
Spahn
Ephrata
Brobst’s Hall
Levi N. Brubaker
Lancaster
Church Activities Include Thankful Meeting and Sermons
The Young Peoples C HB Society schedules a Thanksgiving meeting Sunday at 6 15 pm with The Grace of Gratitude as the topic. Sunday evening discusses Why Should Young People Abstain From Alcohol. Monthly Workers Comc meeting was Monday 7 30 to 8 30. National Day of Prayer observed Wednesday at Mid Week Prayer Service. Local charges list Sunday School 9 15 Worship 10 30 Evening Service 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples C. HB. Society
Workers Comc
Otterbein Guild
Rhoda Nagie
Corner of Cedar and
New Strat
Bramnerville
2 B
Lutheran church weekly notices and events
The Fred Spinner family presented flowers in church on Sunday. Dorcas Bible Class held a gathering and covered dish supper on Tuesday at 6 30. Willity Workers class plans an all day pan event. Young Women's Society to meet tomorrow at 7 30. Primary Department teachers and pupils to host a reception for parents in the Prints Jay room at 7. Ushers include Samuel Aubrecht Phares Diehm Henry Zook Cyrus Zartman on Sunday. The Last Commandment was the sermon topic in Rev Mumper's Ancient Code in Modern Life series at Vespers for nine weeks. Beginners Department met Monday at Miss Grave Sesseman’s home. The Bethlehem Inn service by Fred W. Wolf to be part of the annual White Gift Set on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spinner
Dorcas
Willity
Young Women’s Society
Samuel Aubrecht
Phares Diehm
Henry Zook
Cyrus Zartman
Tovic
Mumper
Kissel Hill Church Thanksgiving Day Service Speaker Named
W. K. Pleck of Woodbine Yo County will deliver the 7 30 P M sermon at Kissel Hill Church for Thanksgiving Day. Mrs Jacob Hertler and Pleck plan a separate observance. Birthday anniversaries are noted for several locals including Mrs Daniel Groff Will Cockwauer and Henry C. Sturgis with events planned on upcoming Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Pleck
Woodbine
Yo County
Wil
Kissel Hill
Jacob Hertler
Margaret Ann
Owen Hershey
Lititz
Sion
Daniel Groff
Will Cockwauer
Henry C. Sturg
M. B. Gangner
Thanksgiving season observed by Tuttheran Church
The Tuttheran Church of the Brickerville Parish outlines Thanksgiving week services. Brickerville hosts Mrs. John Harting of Lancaster at 7 on Sunday as speaker. Akron features Robert Adams of Rothsville at 7. Rothsville has Miss Anna Bomberger at 7:30 as reader. Penryn Thanksgiving Day presents a pageant and Mrs. John F. Worting of Lancaster delivers the address. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickerville
John Harting
Lancaster
Lancaster Conference Women Society
Akron
Robert Adams
Rothsville
Anna Bomberger
Rothaville
Penryn
John F. Worting
Brickerville Lutheran Parish S S Convention in Akron
The Sunday School Convention of the Lutheran Congregations of the Brickerville Parish will be held Saturday, November 24, at Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Akron. The program includes devotions, topics on duty to the Sunday School, reverence for God, readings, music, and a closing address by Rev Elwood Schwenck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickerville
Zion
Erangeliical Lutheran Church
Akron
A. Weichsel
F. Steiner
Robert Adams
the Isle Sunday School
Pauw FF. Tiehm
Esther Ss
Thanksgiving Service Alliances Observed Across Communities
Communities join with churches organizations and volunteers in observance of Thanksgiving day events across the region. Programs include meals services prayers and charitable drives aimed at supporting families and neighbors in need.
Lititz Brethren Church to Hold Thanksgiving Services
The Church of the Brethren A C Baugher of Elizabethtown College will preach the morning service at the Lititz church center. Jer J Byler of OWT will preach at the evening Thanksgiving Day service planned for November 20 at 4:00 PM in Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der A. C. Baugher
Elizadown College
Lititz
Jer J. I. Byler
OWT
Evangelical Congregational and Missionary Services Planned
Sunday morning services feature a sermon from Evangelical Congregational A Happy People topic and a six fifteen start for the Mis field meeting led by Miss Avene Te Be. The annual Thank Offering for the Young People's Missionary Society will be led by Mrs. W. M. Planta with Mrs. Bathyn Harr ninary horse on during the meeting. The Sunday School orchestra will perform numbers. Mothers' class met Thursday at Mrs. Harry Snavely's home. Rev. D. P. Longesdorf and A. A. Gerhart to arrange July denominational program for the International Bets Convention in Philadelphia. Choir sang Life of Life and Like as the Hart as anthems at morning and evening services. Flowers placed in memory of Horace Le Clive Eschbach. Men's Missionary Society met Sunday evening. Next Sunday is Annual Day of Prayer for Moravian College and Theological Seminary. Rev. Samuel Zeiler will deliver the gsewman at morning worship. Ushers: George Keehn, Charles Regenas, Martin Muth. Sunday services in St. John's Church. Lan d at 9 A.M., Miss Smith speaking at 10 A.M.. Rev. O. Leidich in the pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Planta
Bathyyn Harr
Dunonagh
Schoo
Mothers Ass
Tlarry Snavely
D. P. Longesdorf
A. A. Gerhart
U. R. Scaniin
Phil
Hall
Hart
Novello
Horace le Clive Eschbach
Men’s Missionary Society
Vico
Moravian College and Theological Seminary
Samuel Zeiler
Gsewman
George Keehn
Charles Regennas
Martin Muth
All the Home News in The Record
The Record announces a home news section priced at $1.59 per year offering local features, household tips, and neighborhood updates across its pages. The notice promotes continued publication and community focus for readers seeking domestic interest coverage.
Fires on Morro Castle and Nome Alaska Relief Efforts
A series of disasters spurred Red Cross aid with floods in Kentucky cloudbursts in August and drought driven disease looming. Red Cross workers aided Morro Castle survivors and rescue teams, and relief reached Nome by air during the September Nome fire in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morro Castle
Nome Alaska
Red Cross
Kentucky
Red Cross Relief
Alaska
Old Gold Camp
Nome
Burnett
Army of Goodwill aids Kentucky flood schools
Members of the Junior Red Cross contributed 100 from the National Children's Fund to replace destroyed textbooks after August floods in Kentucky. The group’s peak membership reached 7 280, up over 250 000 from the prior year, and they sustain civic programs that bring comfort to thousands and foster international friendship through cross national correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cyoss
Kentucky
National Children’s Fund
Junior Red Cross
War Veterans Problems Rise for Red Cross in year
American Red Cross chapters faced nearly 400000 veterans and families with growing needs as legislation changes and aging veterans increase physical illnesses. The organization also connected civilians to service members, aiding the army navy and marine corps with help for 1,979 personnel last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravian
Byron K. Horne
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
J. Harold Mumper
S. L
Inter. L. L
United Brethren
J. C. H. Light
Trinity Evangelical
D. P. Lengsdorf
Raezer
Hess
S&s
Hammer Creek
Church OF the Brethren
A. C. Baugher
P. D
J. I. Byler
T. James Church
F. A. Weichsel
Ponwyn
P. ML
S. S
S. Ab
Brunneryville WU
H. M. Tobias
M. C. Demmy
J. ©. N. Light
Clyde E. Arbewast
Reformed Church
Reformed Church Record
Reformed B Messenger
J. A. Pannebeeser
Columbia
A. C. Bartholomew
Eli Ritz
Jas. E. Musser
P. George Keehn
Benjamin N.brookmyer
David Bowman
Zenas Erb
James Shumaker
James Musser
Reformed Theological Seminary
Hershey-Seaman & Co
Rothenberger, Lancaster
Brannerville UU. B
Lutheran
Rural Lutheran
Brickerville Lutheran Parish
Church of the Brethrea
Lititz C
Evangelical Congregational
Avene Te Be
St. John’s Charen
Miss Smith
O. Leidich
Schaum’s
Brownstown, PA
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