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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
11
The statement lists E B Falweller and J R Johnson as editors and publishers of a weekly issue from The Record Printing Co. It notes the publication as the weekly output and credits the responsible editors and publishers.
After a brief period of summer lethargy the NRA reports rapid progress. It claims to have restored steady jobs for about eight million people, raised basic pay for four times as many, and brought employers and workers to the bargaining table. The program is credited with reducing waste, boosting confidence, and fostering interdependence between business, labor, and the consuming public. It also notes widespread relief independence and a unifying national effort to lift the economy from a low point.
The Rev. Joseph K. Donat assisted the Rev. J. Harald Minnper during Commination Services at St. local church in a brief religious ceremony.
Dr M H Yoder awaits Chicago word on his Century of Progress homer pigeon entry among almost 5 000 breeders from around the world with Belgian entrants aiming for acclimation in the climate. A bald eagle from the Rader Cigar Store finds a new home in the High School museum, amid local yard tours and nature lovers Bennie and Mrs Lutz.
Itoly Name Society held a meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs Wm Kignk’s home on East Main with 14 members in attendance. The group discussed church pews and a card party to benefit the Itoly Name Society. Refreshments followed the business portion. The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church named Mrs 3 C A Light president with Mrs Lottie Spickler as vice president and Mrs Ruth Spickler as secretary.
Miss Dorothy Rutter daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rutter of Kinger and Dr Charles A Landis Jr of town were married Thursday at 4 pm at the bride’s parents home. Rev J Harold Mumper officiated with Miss Sabina Landis as bridesmaid and Samuel K White as best man. Ushers were James A Stepani and Walter G Nooney. Music by Arihuy Futer plus autumn flowers decorated the home. About 75 guests from Lititz Lancaster Philadelphia Richmond Va Point Pleasant Bristol New Holland Kinzer Downingtown Highland Park Patterson NJ attended. The couple plan to reside on Main Street after a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
United Brethren Sunday School lists officers for adult and primary departments. Names include H. R. Wertsch as adult superintendent and Mrs Katie Diteler as primary superintendent, with assistants, treasurer, pianist, chorister, librarian, cradle roll, and temperance leaders named.
Secretary Miss Mary Swope of Lancaster attended a meeting of district officers to arrange the County Convention set for Thursday October 26 in Lititz. Local committees named. Speakers include B A McGarvey Williamsport Rev B Poulson Rohrerstown Rev B A Behrens Rohrerstown Rev F C Ann New Toland Rev Hi J Holt J F Rhoad Dr Nevin C Varner all of Lancaster. Children's Young People's and Adult division conferences will be held.
Mrs Roy Myers treasurer of the missionary Society will meet tonight at 7 40 at Mrs Ella Speklex home. Lancaster Churches of the Brethren start two leadership courses at Lititz Church with about 60 attending. Dr H E Ober of Elizabethown to teach Old Testament Surety and Prof Aaron Breiden shaw of East Lampeter High School to teach Principles of Teaching. Classes meet every Thursday at 6145 and Sli doers.
Rev Byron K Horne leads Morayvan with Sunday School at 9, rally 10:30, evening 7. Several churches listed include St Pall’s Lutheran Rev J Harold Mumper, United Brethren H Light, Trinity Evangelical Rev D P Langsdorf, Reformed Rev Geo B Raezer, Mennonite Lititz, James Church Mas Bensch, Brickerville Parish Rev F A Weichsel, Brickerville area churches at Akron Lititz and Penryn, with varied service times from 9:15 to 10:50 and evening programs.
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