Legion Auxiliary Meeting Nominates Officers for October Election
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the American Legion held a regular meeting with nominations for October: President Mrs Howard Hollinger, Vice President and Chaplain Mrs Alfred Douple, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Emma Singer, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Edwin Wissler, Historian Mrs Clair Rice, Sergeant-at-Arms Mrs John Madlem. A State Department station report was read. Polly Amma Circle of Kings Daughters will meet Tuesday evening September 25 in their rooms. Read the "Record" at $1.50 a year.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Howard Hollinger
Alfred Douple
Emma Singer
Edwin Wissler
Clair Rice
Polly Amma
Local social notes from Lititz and surrounding towns
A busy week of visits and greetings as families from Lititz Lebanon York and Philadelphia gathered at homes churches and cottages. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Worley and children at Gallifiel Miss Lettie Light visiting in Reading and Rev and Mrs Showers hostingEliza Kling returned from Lebanon. Several trips to Steelton Allentown Philadelphia and Mont Claire were noted along with a funeral for Reuben Shelly in Steelton.
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Ralph Worley
Gallifie
Fred Gorton
New York City
Lettie Light
Reading
United Brethren Parsonage
Eliza Kling
Lebanon
Minnie Roth
Monroe Bricker
Lawn
and Murrell Farrence
Campbellstown
Lebanon County
Betsey
Morris Kauffman
Lititz
Howard Richardson
Paxtang
Mont Claire
Brookside
N. J
Allentown
Hiram McGanley
Steelton
Tlarry Myers
Augustus Steiner
Robert Steiner
Adam Showers
Fred Koottie
Oneida
N. Y
Claude Miller
S. Broad Street
Robert Yerger
Jacob Snyder
George Walters
Reuben Shelly
Nee Walters
Union Square
This County
Joseph Dreifus
Gertie Bernheimer
Washington
D. A. Long
Sturge Lie Raderkler
Rev. J. CG. H
Bowers’ Beach
Manheim
Herbert Boyer
Philadelphia
Griffith Shott
Joseph M. Leinbach
University of Constantinople
Martin
Harvard University
J. W. G. Hershey
Massachussetts
Shue
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rotary Club
Horace L. Eschbach
Woodbine
York County
BD. D. Kilgore
F. B. Buch
Mt. Gretna
J. A. Stultz
Erla and
Mabelle
York
John Brubaker
J. L. Hertz
Som John
N. C. Couch
Bridge Night Winners Report at Local Club
Entreatied at bridge after Tuesday evening session, winners included Paul Badort, Mrs. Cer Buch, Mr. and Mrs. Mir and Mrs. Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon, and Mrs. tip M. F.
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Paul Badort
Cer] Buch
Ver Firs
Mir
Carl
Vernon
Tip M. F
Recordings of Rural Wit and Farm Struggles
A slice of farm life notes that farm work is hard despite straw hats and tobacco housing. It cites September heat, scarce corn, rising egg prices, and money’s power with a moral twist while reflecting rural sayings and social observations.
Blood sacrifice of Abel and Cain described for heaven and ground
The passage contrasts Abel’s accepted blood sacrifice ascending to heaven with Cain’s fruit offering trailing on the ground and rejected by God, illustrating differing divine responses to offerings.
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Abel
Heaven
Cain
Nathaniel Long Celebrates 84th Birthday in Manheim
Nathaniel W Long of Manheim marked his 84th birthday at his South Main Street home on Friday. A lifelong resident, he recalls events from age four and began work at Samuel Ensminger’s Market Square drug store when ten. In 1857 he placed the box in the corner stone of the second Lutheran church and, 55 years ago, became the first librarian of the Sunday school, a post he held 24 years. He also introduced the custom of placing flowers in the church.
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Nathaniel W. Long
Manheim
South Main Street
Mr. Long
Samuel Ensminger
Market Square
Keystone Bank
Trap Factory Picnic Potato and Egg Contests Highlight Fair
The event featured girls and boys potato races, Ruth rs and Fred Long, plus multiple adult contests. Winners included Jeffry Hatton in 100 yd cash, Mae Wahl in women’s pop battle, Quay Buck in shoe race, Ere Seaber in several events, and Harry Kemper with gate prize. Married men beat singles 12 to 5 in hall game.
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Ruth Rs
Fred Long
Mary Showers
Dorothy Lehn
Lilian McCreary
Mary Erline
Prince
Jeffry Hatton
Charles Kling
Margie Whitcraft
Mae Wahl
Rufus Ehrhart
Charles Ehrhart
Quay Buck
Clarence Herr
Anna Kemper
Esther Lehn
Charles Weaver
Eve Leather
Mrs. Walters
Clarence Carpenter
Tobias Erline
Ere Seaber
Helen Showers
Minerva Shhaeffer
Charles Ecenrode
Calvin Clair
Harry Kemper
Bostick
Old Fashioned Song Service Promised at 7:30
The service will start promptly at 7 30 with an old fashioned Song Service. Colored lights will be shown on the Bible the lit Cross used. It will be a great service. Come early.
Great Bible Services Begin Next Month at St. Paul’s Lutheran
Attendees from last fall’s Illuminated Bible Services can again attend a six week series at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Next Sunday evening September 28 the great Bible with living pictures will depict Cain and Abel in The Unaccepted Offering, the first feature in a sequence of Old Testament scenes and talks.
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St. Pau's Lutheran Church
Cain and
Abel
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Legion Auxiliary Meeting
B. F. Lutz
Rochester Root Beer
Joe Reed
ASCO
Asco Galden
Syr
Sym Baer
Asco Ammonia
Santa Clara Prunes
Asco Coffee
Victor Bread
Snowboy P. & G
Gots Sead
Riour
Blour
Lititz and Vicinity
N .G. Bachman
St. Paul’s
Vs. A. S. Burkholder
Owingsills
Horace Keller
Frank S
Chicago
Kolster
Jacob Kling & Son
South Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Nathaniel Long
North Broad Street
279-W
Roy H. Long
Trap Factory
E. K. Adams
Jersey
Leaman & Leed
Dietrich’s Store
Spruce St
Edgemont
Gochenaur
Tuses
Great Bible Services
E. B. Weber
Sea
Goodie Shop
Walter Eess
Chevrolet
Kofroth’s
Main St., Lititz
Zartman’s
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