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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
2
A ballot invites readers to fill in spaces for each job and measure the personalities and abilities of the two presidential contenders, guiding how to decide who belongs in the White House.
The Aid Society of Jerusa lem Lutheran Church met adjoining church for Scripture and prayer led by Rev. F A Weichsel with music by Myron Ruth William Frankfort and others. Bible Searchers Class met at Mrs Florence Ibach’s with readings recitations and a large list of attendees. Gospel Girls of St Pauls I C Church sang in Lititz. Girl Reserves held a beef roast at Bushong s meadow chaperoned by Bernice Myers and Anna Bomberger. Rally Day at Kleinferstersville featured Loretta Brown reading and vocal duets. Mrs Laura Messner hosted dinner for newlyweds Mr and Mrs John Messner with family guests. C E Society at St Paul s Evangelical met Sunday evening with Mary Dommoyer leading and tape discussion.
Lancaster County Court fixes annual terms for the Court of Common Pleas and related courts. The schedule lists specific Monday starts in January March April May October November for jury trials and additional quarter sessions dates in 1937 with notes of possible other times as ordered.
One week starting Tuesday February 23 1987 with holiday on February 22 1987. The schedule lists equity courts and courts for trials without a jury. All jury trial cases must be on the issue list at least ten days before the trial week.
The court directs penalties for absent jurors and non responders, requires publication in eleven Lancaster newspapers and two city dailies, plus in the Lancaster Law Review. Prothonotary to print pamphlets for judges and bar, with printing costs examined by the County Controller before payment. Signed by Presiding Judge Benj. C. Atlee and Judge Oliver B. Schaeffer. attested by Deputy Prothonotary H. M. Toffman.
Roy Messner and the Gospel Girls sang special music while a wedding dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. John Lutz at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Forney. The Lititz and Manheim families and friends attended a long list of guests from Fairview to East Petersburg. The note adds the marriage of Miriam Carpenter to John Messner at Trinity WM Church Lititz with Rev. Longsdorf, followed by a reception at the bride’s parents’ home and plans to reside in Rothsville.
Mrs Mary Dengate newly elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary hosted the monthly meeting at her home on Thursday evening Plans were made for a Hallowe en party on October 29 Mrs Dengate reported on the President Secretary Conference held at Harrisburg last Wednesday and attended by Mrs Dengate and Mrs Clair Rice of the local unit
Attendants at the marriage of Romaine Druck of Christiana R D 2 and Edward Miller of Quarryville R D 1 were Mr and Mrs Paul Trvin of Lititz R D 5. The ceremony took place Saturday evening at Bird-in-Hand.
Social notes list visits among residents from Cornwall Ephrata Lititz and Elizabethtown. Names include Bomberger Witmer Shreiner Waltz Enck Frey and others as they traveled to see relatives and friends during the week. Mildred Bomberger celebrated a fifth birthday.
The Lancaster County Sunday School Association president and Church of the Brethren board chair will conduct a two week revival at the local church. Services start at 7:00 p m Sundays and 7 15 p m weekdays for song service with preaching at 7:30 p m.
The Rural Lutheran Preparatory Service comes to Akron Church tomorrow at 7 30 with Communion on Sunday at 10. Pre Communion Services are planned at Penryn Church on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 30. A Preparatory Service and Baptism are scheduled for Thursday October 22 at 7 30 with Communion on Sunday October 25 at 10.
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