Religious Notices from Lititz Area Churches
Religious notices list pastors and Sunday services for MGRAVIAN Reformed, Reformed Church Raezer, Evangelical Lutheran, United Evangelical, Ghurgh of the Brethren, Litherian, Neffsville U B, Mennonite and other local congregations with times and locations across Lititz Middle Creek Penryn Brickerville Hess Erisman Manheim and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgravian
Crosland
George DB. Raezer
Lititz
J.C. Raezer
W. K. Fleck
United Evangelical
Harper
Ghurgh
THE
Brethren
Middle Creek
Lurngeran
F. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickerville
Neffsville U. B
G. Kauffyman
Oregon
Mnied Barthren
C. S. Miller
Hess
Erisman’s
Manheim
Eggs and Butter Prices Rise for Easter Season
Eggs have advanced to 36 cents a dozen with prices easing from winter highs. Householders stock up on eggs and use liquid glass to fortify against winter costs, while butter holds at 58 cents a pound, a strong rural price but lower than city rates.
Lititz Red Cross aids European refugees with clothing drive
Lititz volunteers packed and shipped twelve barrels one bale two boxes and two bags of used clothing for war refugees in Europe. The local Red Cross sorted and packed up twenty boys blouses and twenty women's dresses, with a large charity sale at Warwick House yielding 291 items. Pigs chickens beans and other goods sold with prices listed, including 117 pigs and multiple farm items, all raised funds for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Europe
New York
Red Cross
Lititz Red Cross
Warwick Hlouse
Hones
Fifteen Chickens Yield 10 Eggs A Day In March
A finch of White Leghorn chickens laid 310 eggs in March, totaling $19.70 at store prices. The flock averaged ten eggs daily, with only one weak week, under Mr Gochenouy’s Philadelphia system housing in a hinged roof coop. They remained healthy with no frostbitten combs and produced well when kept in a yard space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Godonour
Mr. Gochenouy
Hopeland Farmer Grants Grand View Farm Poultry Pursuit
Grant Donnough, owner of Grand View Farm north of Hopeland, expanded from crop farming to poultry. Training under Prof. Allen Keller, he reports 78 White Leghorns laying 680 eggs in March with a net profit of 26 dollars. He plans further expansion into poultry fancier work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Lonnough
Grand View
Hopeland
Ma. Donnough
Grant
Allen Keller
Kleinfeltersville
Lebanon County
Donnough
Grape King Amos Herr leads Lititz school and alumni teams clash
Amos Herr, Lancaster native and grape grower, markets plans for a large orchard near Mountville with 3000 vines and future expansion. His venture highlights county fruit potential while a Lititz High School basketball doubleheader on Saturday caps a season. A separate feature notes nitrate fertilizer distribution and local bank activity around April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Herr
Grape King Lititz High School
ALUMI
Lancaster
Oyster Foint
Mountville
Herr
Mgr
New York State
Mr. Herr
Lititg High School
Lititz
Rothsville
Scott's
Rousing Fragments From A Patchwork April
A collage of quips and musings mentions April weather, spring remedies, and aphorisms. It notes tensions between council and fire company, cabbage and potato planting setbacks, and light jests about prices, dandelions, and temperance rumors amid war aftermath. The tone resembles a local column sharing pithy observations and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Fire Company
Use Waste Products to Feed Poultry on the Farm
Full use should be made of waste from the kitchen table and farm foods as feed for poultry. This practice cuts feeding costs by turning scraps into nutritious meals for chickens and other birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Enemy of Young Chicks and Weather Threats
A note on survival of young chicks highlighting live predators as a major danger and how hot weather boosts their numbers unless drastic measures are taken to control them.
Measles Outbreak Strikes Borough Schools Amid Quarantine
The measles epidemic hits the borough with 126 absentees in public schools and 42 cases among first graders. Quarantines keep children home for sixteen days under board of health rules. Principal Miss Miller coordinates with officials as Rothsville reports outbreaks. Local note recalls Samuel R. Downing’s reminiscences and Linden Hall connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miller
Board of Health
Rothsville
Samuel R. Downing
West Chester
Goodman
Westtown
Linden Hall
Lititz
Downing
Mary Goodwin
Dugene A. Frucauil
Frucauff
Cecelia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warwick House
Ware
Hopeland Farmer
A. E. Lane
Clay
Kissel Hill
Daniel Graver
Landis Valley
Dan Wetherby
CO. S. Zartmann
Charley H. Zartman
Lela Yeiser
J. F. Stoner
Tadigs' Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Liberty
Troud-pied
Uath
Shakespeare
March
Garber
Otige
Frank M. Bowman
Henry WW. Blyrers
Ss. Maint
Barton Kietter
Stip
Lancaster County
Penn
Rotheville Rural Telephone Company, Limited
Warwick Township
Pennsylvania
A. D
M. G. Scitaeffer
Frank M. Bonsam
Henry H. Myers
Frank S. Musser
Barton Kieffer
Ind
Caldwell
Annie Perry
Lincoln Ave
Eastman Kodaks
Lititz Jeweler
HEP P Graduate Optician
Rabbitt’s Soap
Cope
R. N. Wolfe
Retail Merchants’ Association
St Balt-p Record Office
Momar
Bmartr KL
Garber & Son
International
Omars
Broad
Marion Streets
Spruce Street
Loefner
J. O. Melzer
Abram K. Hershey
Main St
Ismarte
Jon R
Cumberland Harvey Kclp
B.D
Cypres
David Age
Rhode Island
TRAAC
Graybill Bell
N. Broad St
Hurte
Sermar
Jerre Bowman
Liseohi Avenue
OCEN
Lemon Lutz
Luita
Bina
Mason & Hamlin
M. Im, Souder
W. Main St. Lifitz
WN. EK. Brubaker
Ismairtt
W. W. Gibbel Ind
Lititz Brunnerviile
Baltimore
A. Sturgis
Lown
Uglantt
Horace Keller Spruce Bt
Lituta
Hershey Leaman Co
Tizania
Helfsnyder
Elizabeth Township
Deoe
Brickervilte
Annis
Burisholder
U.S
B. P.O
Langaster, Pa
C. H. Kreider
Maine
Cope’s
Pfautz Bros. Department Store
Main & Spruce Streets
Gibson
Scott’s Book Store
E. Main Street
Philadelphia
L.h.doster
Lilly
Ford
Broad Street Department Store
S. Broad
E. Orange Streets
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