Local Post Office Listing Flagged at Lititz
Notice shows Lititz Pennsylvania post office listing as second class matter indicating mailing designation and status for the publication.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
11
Notice shows Lititz Pennsylvania post office listing as second class matter indicating mailing designation and status for the publication.
A clipped 1933 notice shows editor name D. Fulweiler and manager J. B. Johnson with sworn subscription lines. It lists the editor sworn in and notes an expiration date in January. The fragment references Durations and signatures with a presumed publication metadata field.
William Frederick Bigelow urges a wartime ethic of shared sacrifice and neighborliness, arguing that during the crisis the Machine and increasing efficiency must not harm workers. He warns against selfish profit and calls for buying, employing, and looking out for others to keep society stable.
The Ladies' Aid Society planned an entertainment at St Luke's Reformed Church featuring vocal performances and recitations. A Moravian Chapel carpet was laid to improve its look. A husking party at Hiram Brubaker’s farm near Millway cleared a field by noon. Republican meetings planned for Saturday to dedicate the new United Zion Home building. Ushers from St Pauls M E Church in Lancas hosted a straw ride and supper at the Sturgis House. Dr Mahlon H. Yoder opened offices in Reist Building on Main Street. Miss Fanny Onbecker suffered a broken collarbone after a horse shied while riding with Samuel Long. A Ford valued at 4000 dollars owned by Horace Rinports of Ephrata was wrecked near Rome after a ditch collision. The firm of Mssip and Buch, real estate, dissolved their partnership after several years.
The Lancaster County School Association plans its annual convention at Pauls Lutheran Church with Dr id open mins Rev E verstawn Rev F C Aungst of New Holland speaks on The ge and Pro gram of the tian Church and B A McGarvey on Your Sunday School and Mine A forum follows with benediction by Rev E Moravian Cantet The event includes a noon meal, hymns, business sessions, committee elections, and talks on education and church themes.
The Harrisburg Mission Conference gathers at Neff Vine Lutheran Church with Rev. Clay G. Rice presiding. Mrs. Albert Christner and Mrs. James Shadler lead the Society of St Paul’s. Mrs. J. Harold Muma oversees Mission Study. Lititz delegates expected. Lancaster’s Unweiler to become president after three-year term.
The 1790 organ, oldest usable in the country, is still played on Organ Sunday though its 142 year age and reversed keyboard pose challenges for modern organists. Dedicated October 9, 1791, it served until 1912 when a modern instrument was installed, with bellows powered by heavy weights and cords.
Regular quarterly United Brethren conference set for Sunday at 6 15 pm led by Rev Buck. Ladies Aid meets tonight at Mrs Spiekier with a Hallowe en party. Chterbein Guild met Friday at Esther McCreary’s on Main Street. Combined choirs presented Junior and Senior numbers under Mrs Muni and Miss Gabseker. Ushers attend St Pauls Synod in Allenstown while others attend the Neilsville Women’s Missionary Society convention at St Peters Lutheran. Sunday School and services at Trinity BE open with revival topics and prayers. Homecoming Day at Zion Reformed Brickerville with communion at 10 and service at 2.
A list of church names and pastors with service times. Includes NORAYVIAN Rev Byron K Horne and ST PAULS LUTHERAN Rev J Ingald Mamoper with morning and evening preaching, MENNONITE and LUTHERAN Brickerville Parish entries, and additional service times for several local churches.
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