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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
10
A compact schedule lists Moravian St Pauls United Brethren Trinity Evangelical Evangelical Reformed Mennonite and other churches with Sunday School times morning services preaching and evening services. Notable pastors include Rev Byron K Horne Rev J Harold Mumper Rev J C H Light and Rev D P Langsdorf with details for Lititz Hammer Creek and Brickerville locations.
Notice records the first death in the Lititz Relief Association since its July 1934 organization, noting Mrs James Breitigan as the deceased.
A United States Bureau of Fisheries report notes that many fish diseases arise from small parasites dependent on the fish. These parasites attach to the body surface or gills, highlighting the hidden dangers in aquatic life.
The RECORD reports on Lititz area happenings with community notes, local events, and brief updates from Lititz and nearby towns. Frequent items include social gatherings, school notices, church activities, and small-town notices affecting residents.
Sunday services begin at 9 30 with a morning program led by the Children's Chorus under Miss Lal ite Nies and a sermon by Rev. James M. Moore on Making the World Safe for Children. Evening worship at 7 features hymns and prayers as church groups plan the year.
Penryn Lutheran Norman V. Getz was received into membership during the Sunday service. Delores Mae infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Weachter was baptized.
The Classis of Lancaster conducted its Fall sessions at East Petersburg with Elder A. Y. Keath attending as representative. The Penryn church marks its 71st anniversary with a Sunday Holy Communion and special music, with preparatory services Friday at 7 30 and the public invited.
St Pauls Lutheran features the Young Peoples Choir under the direction of Miss Dorothy Habeck.
Rothsville churches observed Boys Day with a Surprise program led by Rev. W K Cassel and Rev H A Palm. The event featured a clarinet duet by Fred Behmer and Earl Myena, vocal numbers by the Brownstown Male Quartette, prayers and a short lesson discussion. Roy Messner led as acting superintendent with E R Leib as chorister. ushers were Harry Brown and LeRoy Mellinger.
Halfville residents and neighboring families visited relatives in Honey Brook and Akron over the weekend. Local children and sisters spent evenings with family in Brunneville and Lititz areas. Farmers report harvesting corn and hauling fodder to barns.
The article notes that sixty centuries ago physicians and pharmacists worked separately in Babylonia. The Papyrus of 1552 B.C. found in Egypt lists hundreds of remedies for specific complaints and describes about 700 drugs known to Egyptians, many still in common use.
Pre Communion services at Brickerville church Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 and Thursday at 7 30. Holy Communion on Sunday November 10 at 10. Penryn church gathering tomorrow evening at 7 30. Junior GC EB Society Halloween party in church social room. Young People Class meets at Miss Longs home with members listed. Sunday services include 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 morning worship titled Comfort Concerning Our Faith and 7 evening worship titled Religious Certitude with Jr C E at 6 15. Prayer services planned for Wednesday November 6 at three homes with designated leaders and invitations. Pastor Langsdorf to lead County Home devotions Saturday on WGAL.
A company bulletin notes El Paso as a historic Southern transcontinental site, unique for having six flags over its history France Spain Mexico Texas Republic Confederacy and the United States, marking it a rare city legacy.
The earth speeds around the sun at eighteen miles per second and intersects Tempel's comet orbit annually. Tempel's comet itself traces a full orbit around the sun only once in thirty three years.
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