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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
5
Churches including St Pauls Lutheran Moravian Trinity United Evangelical United Brethren Reformed Catholic Mennonite and Brethren list Sunday School times worship services and sermon notes. Harvest Home Rally Day Rally Day ador and county convention preparations to host 300 to 1000 delegates at Moravian S S chapel.
A Luther League rally at St. Pauls Lutheran church features Dr L Manges of Memorial Lutheran Harrisburg with a singing program led by A B Baughey and Dorothy Habecker, followed by lunch and social hour. Next Sunday a Senior Luther League forms at 6 PM. Mins Huth Sauders and Henri A Badder wed in Bethlehem with ring ceremony. reception then departure for a wedding trip. Badder to manage Ross department store. Klaus Rice and Miss Grosh families attend.
The September meeting of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association endorsed appointing a five member education committee with field staff and denominational representatives to shape education programs. Eleven thousand Protestant Sunday Schools in the state support county organizations and feature speakers from major religious groups. Special services at Penryn Reformed Church run Oct 16 to week’s end with services led by Rev. Raezer and others followed by a Sunday communion.
The Lancaster area shoe merchants may hear Field Secretary Sam Davis of the National Shoe Retailers Association discuss industry problems in an Oct 16 address. Interested merchants should contact Harry I Body of Boyd's Shoe Store or B W Shaub of Shaub & Co for full details. Also notes on local officials and obituaries appear in the surrounding notices.
Philip St Keener died at Sporting Hill at 2 a m Tuesday aged 70 from a complication of diseases. Survived by widow and four sons and a daughter. Funeral Friday 9:30 a m at home and 10 a m at Hrisman's Mennonite church with interment in adjoining cemetery. Rudy B Zell of Akron died at 11 p m Saturday after long illness, survived by widow Lizzie E Albright and one daughter. Private funeral at daughter’s home, public service at United Evangelical Akron, interment nearby. Henry D Lausch aged 62 of Eph rata on Duke street died Monday evening. Survived by wife and several children. Funeral Friday 9:30 at home then 10 in Brethren church, Cedar Hill cemetery. James Shoemaker 74 of Lititz died last Wednesday after a year long illness. Survived by one grandson Ernest Shoemaker and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at Erb’s Mennonite church. Mrs Jacob Palm 52 of near Clay died Sunday afternoon from a complication of diseases. Survived by husband and children John Harry Abram Bollinger and Pauline. funeral Friday 9:50 from home then 10:15 Brickerville. interment in Cedar Hill. Cyrus R Gibbel of Brunerville died Sunday at 3:30 from paralysis of the heart aged 64. Minister in Church of the Brethren for 34 years. survived by widow Elizabeth Wenger and children Willis Christian Eliza beth and Anna. brothers Aaron John Henry and Elizabeth McCann. Funeral Thursday 1:30 at late home and 2:00 at Middle Creek church. interment in adjoining cemetery.
Two pretty girls kiss on the street while two young men watch. One exclaims that women doing men's work is unfair. The scene reflects social tensions with a retail note on extra large white bloomers priced at $1.00 per pair from Miller & Habecker's.
Christian W. Myers of Lincoln chief of the county bureau in the Auditor General's department died at his desk in Harrisburg last Friday from heart trouble. He was 72 years old and one of the oldest state government employees.
Trepass notices printed on waterproof muslin offered for five cents each or six for twenty five. Card of thanks from the family of Matilda Bear expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death.
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