Thank Offering Program At Jerusalem Reformed Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Jerusalem Reformed Church Penryn presented a Sunday evening thank offering program at 7 o clock led by Mrs H H Heagy The event featured choir selections prayer scripture reading hymn talk by Mrs Wm Jones of Manheim music and a German vocal solo by Mrs William Bishop also a Thank Offering Pageant with listed characters and actors including Pearl Long November Sara Long and others in order of months and names.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Jerusalem Reformed Church
Penryn
H. H. Heagy
Churcn
Wm. Jones
Manheim
William Bishop
Lorna Long
Alverta Will
Sara Long
Penryn Personal Guests Gather at Local Homes
Penryn residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs ler visited Mr and Mrs Walter of Neffsville. Jacob Spangler of Elstonville joined Rev M Tonlerger and others in various gatherings. Shank Offering Service was rendered by the Women’s Missionary Society of Jerusalem Reformed Church.
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Ler
Walter
Neffsville
Jacob Spangler
Elstonville
M. Tonlerger
Ethe
Local social notes and upcoming church program
The piece lists numerous dinner guests and visits from families in Manheim Hallville Master sonville Elm Honey Brook Akron Kissel Hill and Soudersburg. It notes a Thanksgiving night Thank Offering program by St Pauls Lutheran Church and reports on a shooting match at Shanks Hotel with winners. A man named Adam Lutz was cut cutting wood and required four stitches. Mrs Rolandus Keath is recovering from a nervous breakdown.
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Ralph Adams
Arlene
Bobby
Junior
Manheim
Alice Ober
Samuel Fry
Hallville
Abe Garman
Allen Ober
Betty Darlene
Allen Roy
Mastersonville
Harvey Ober
Brunnerville
Irvin Keath
Mildred
Elm
R B. Biemesderfer
Lois
Velma
Joyce
Charles Hossler
Honey Brook
H. D. Malschnee
Mary
Akron
F. R. Diehm Elm
J. T. Weber
Woman’s
Paul Stark
Ethel
Carl
Lititz
Ezra Cochrane
Lorraine
Kissel Hill
Elmer Weachter
Rolandus Keath
Chester Witmyer
Wayne Wolfskill
Allen Deagy
Claude Bomberger
Vic Joh Biemesderfer
Maryland
Delaware
Local child injured after auto strike near home
Elizabeth htown Helen Stephens 4 suffered slight facial lacerations and body bruises when darting into a car driven by John Arndt emerging from a garage. Injuries treated by Dr. J Blosser. The Lancaster Post Office project advances with new building to open early January and complete by mid December. Baby Clinic at Manheim drew 82 babies and 32 mothers. staff listed. Safe Harbor bus service established Lancaster to Safe Harbor due to a new power dam. three daily trips except Sunday. Head tax collection issue noted in Kirkwood. Mrs Galen Hshleman disputes payment, attorney engaged. Tobacco crops sold to local packers in Lancaster area. New Holland Wright bakery hog smashes plate glass at Bowers Espenshade, $400 damage.
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Elizabethtown
Helen Stephens
F. K. Stephens
Helen
John Arndt
Lancaster
Chestnut and
Prince Streets
North Duke and
Hast Market Streets
Charles H. Stormfeltz
Safe Harbor
Earl Myers
Mr. Myers
Public Service Commission
Susquehanna River
Lititz Springs Fears and Thanksgiving Holiday Cheer
The Lititz Record recalls the dry spell endangering the famous Lititz Springs since 1804. Townsfolk enjoy a holiday atmosphere with most businesses closed. Prof Herman Smith of Maryland had planned a concert at Orchestra Hall but postponed until Monday. the follow up drew a larger crowd and the show was praised. Tobacco buyers paid 25 and 20 and 4 for the year’s crop. Reading Railroad conductors wore new caps as train reports note 5.
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Lititz
Herman Smith
Maryland
Orchestra Hall
Reading Railroad
Local items reflect town life and mischief
Town notes show late arrivals due to water scarcity, religious revivals, laundry service ready, a 16 year old shot in the knee at Kissel Hill, a Japan Russia debate planned, a 50th anniversary, a ratification ox roast, a hunting haul, a factory leadership change, and a residential burglary spree with swindled cash and jewelry found during eight to nine thirty Sunday night churchgoing hours.
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Lititz
Harry Scheneberger
Kissel Hill
Warwick Lyceum
Japan
Russia
Christian Burkholder
J. S. Badorf
Warwick House
Milton Hacker
William Fasnacht
Ideal Chocolate Plant
William Riesner
J. C. Hertz
G. 0. Lane
F. B. Buch
Emory Wagner
P. B. Bucher
Neffsville Robber Strikes Two Homes During Church Service
While residents attended church Sunday night in Neffsville, a sneak thief entered and ransacked two homes, taking $195 in cash. Constable Herbert C. Steigerwalt is investigating the burglaries. The first home hit was that of Howard B. Hinerdeer, accessed by breaking a window pane.
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Hinerdeer
S. G. Kauffman
Steigerwalt
Neffsville
Herbert C. Steigerwalt
Howard B. Hinerdeer
Never Completely Frozen Great Lakes Winter Ice Limits
The Great Lakes do not freeze entirely each winter. harbors and connecting rivers ice over, lengthening ship season to around seven and a half months, Erie stays longer, Superior freezes only near shore, northern Michigan waters freeze while sand ice stays north of Milwaukee.
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Great Lakes
Hetbors
Erie
Lake Superior
Michigan
Milwaukee
Alaska Texas area comparison with ratios
Alaska area is 5400 square miles versus Texas at 262 square miles. Alaska is more than twice Texas in size, highlighting the vast difference in land area between the two states.
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Alaska
Texas
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Penryn Personals
BLACK
EN Mercantile Co
Kirkwood
William Jack
Colerain Township
Galen Hshleman
Dattisman
Jack
Eshleman
Diller R. Groff
Millport
Roy Cammaus
Donald Patterson
Gap
New Holland
Wright Bakery
Bowers & Espenshade
Railroad Avenue
Fada
Spacht’s Furniture Store
Robert L. Fry
Rossmere
RED Cross
Lancaster County
Lancaster Gen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Rossmere Sanatorium
Welfare Federation OF
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