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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
11
The Lititz Record weekly edition lists editors and publishers The Record Printing Co. E. D. Fubweiler J. R. B. Johnson as editors and publishers and notes second class matter status at the Lititz Pa post office.
Mrs Eugene Musser aged 24 of 4163 Main St Lancaster died yesterday afternoon at Rogimere Sanitarium from complications after a lingering illness. Survived by husband a daughter Joanne her mother and grandparents. Services Sunday 1.30 at home and 2 at U B Church. Burial in Moravian cemetery. RR Spacht funeral director.
About 2,000 people gathered Saturday night at Springs Park to hear the Springs Committee program. Attendance ran below expectations but the committee still cleared a small sum from the affair.
Plans advance for the community show with Elsin Street use and securing the old trolley freight house. J W Bruckhart and others named as chairmen for eggs grain potatoes and fancy work with assistants to be named. Auto show heads chosen Thomas Steffy Amos Longenecker and Howard Young added to concession committee. A vice president and entertainment chair will be named this week.
St Pauls Lutheran welcomes George D Summy Annie E Summy Mary Summy and Ida Summy by letter. Junior Luther League led by Miriam H Huber honors membership at Nawakwa Fellowship. Zinzendorf Brotherhood meets at Funk home. Moravian ministers convene with local pastors. Trinity Church notes Girls Bay observances, Boys Day Sept 24 and junior class teacher training. Rev Longsdorf to Myerstown retreat.
The new cylinder press that printed the RECORD is in working order inviting subscribers to visit. In Springs Park a baseball game left John Tarman with severe injuries after a foul ball shattered his jaw and knocked out teeth.
AJL claimed against the Wellington Starch Company paid in full amount 8702 000. Dewatur Lik plant expected to start about November. Moravian Synod reports full in the cohatima. Fifty men built a barn tenanted by John Todd. Lititz Poultry Association fixed December 21 21 for the poultry show. Kempfer shot a groundhog, Sturgis bagged a wild duck, Hoff killed a weasel. Funeral of Mrs Mary C Lesher attended by many. Thomas Wagon Co received an order for forty wagons from New York. Tinden Tall to reopen for Fall term next Wednesday. Tilt condenser for Garber creamery being installed. Butter 22 cents a pound eggs 24 cents a dozen.
Church of the Brethren reveals the new Sunday School leadership effective October 1. Superintendent Harry Reidenbaugh, assistants John Byles Jr and Mrs Florence Br Gibbs, secretary Mdon Huobener, assistant Margaret Mill Cradle Roll Supt Ada Bingaman, Home Daft Supt Saaxie Nerehey, Tibrariana Jane Miler and Ghavies Hevency.
The Lancaster Conference of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania and adjacent states holds its fall meeting September 20 at Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Brickerville. Rev F A Weichsel is pastor. Morning plan starts 9 30 with confession and sermon by Rev George A Kercher in Mt Joy.
The program will reopen with fall work starting Thursday September 28. This year only one course will be taught per session for twelve weeks replacing the prior two courses per Tay night. A registration fee of $1 covers two courses. All enrollees are assured of a very good teacher.
A bronze tablet unveiling ceremony at Advent Lutheran Church Lancaster memory of Edith Eshleman is postponed from tonight to next Thursday at o o'clock. The Lancaster District Luther Leagues place the tablet with Rev A M Stoner of Strasburg in charge. Eulogies by Rev James Harrison and district state and national representatives. All Luther Leaguers invited.
The Garden Spot School of Methods Club at Vrinity Evangelical Congregational Church Terre Mil outlines its first fall rally and booster meeting Monday evening. Rev. P Longsdorf will lead. Naomi M Demmy will present Ing of Waldheim. Martha Roland will discuss What I Liked Best At Waldheim. Mellinger, Kindig, and Edith Willig will speak on organizing the club and Waldheim topics.
A reader notices a schedule of Sunday services and catechism classes for multiple churches. Denominations include United Brethren Br Lutherans and Presbyterians with specific times such as 9, 9:30, 10, and 6:45 worship hours and Sunday schools noted at various locations.
Thirty eight new pupils entered Lititz High School this term. The newcomers include students from country schools Carl and Arlene Galebach Ellwood Heagy Henry Bomberger Dorothy Seikert Ruth ToNinger John Heistard Mildred Reiler Levi Rohrer Tilda Schweer Fred Snavely Maurice Galbreath and Robert Longenecker. New town pupils include Gurtis Hardorf Dorothy Zink Walter Morrison Noah Morrison Alice Day Grace Risser Arlene Suter John Brossman Clyde Brossman Ruth Sipe Jacques Wolfe Yvonne Frehht Robert Burns Russell Tenroy and Raejeferon.
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