Church and Sunday School Listings in Local Faith Community
A listing of church services and Sunday school times across multiple denominations including Moravian, Paulus Lutheran, Congregational Evangelical, United Brethren, Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Mennonite, Lutheran, and Catholic parishes. Times cover morning worship, Sunday schools, evening services, and special preparatory or baptismal events across Lititz and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Evangelical
H. J. Kline
S. S
C. E
United Brethren
J. C. B. Light
Co. E
Reformed
Geo. B. Raexer
Lititz
Rothsville
Gissel Hill Lutheran
Brunnerville U. B
Henry Zechman
Garden Spot Legion Auxiliary Plans Card Party
The Ladies Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post No 56 plans a month end card party to raise funds for county contribution to the new U S Veterans Hospital at Coatesville. A membership drive is underway and the next meeting is Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
U. S. Veteran's Hospital
Coatesville
Best For Less From Hess Food Ad
The Hess advertisement lists fruits and vegetables with prices including bananas at 20¢ a dozen, oranges 10¢ each or 3 for 25¢, grapefruits 3 for 25¢, lemons and apples, and fresh vegetables such as tomatoes greens and root crops. Addresses shown are 45 East Main Street and 201 North Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Cedar St
Lititz Man Files Petition For Seat In Legislature
Clarence Regennas of Lititz filed his petition to place his name on the Republican ballot for the Legislature from the district. Filing closed Monday as both major parties prepare May tickets amid a Republican internal contest sparked by Aaron B. Hess’s late bid. Hess has been in Harrisburg for years and was speaker of the House last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Regennas
Town
Aaron B. Hess
Hess
Harrisburg
Daniel B. Strickler
Lancaster
Congress
J. Roland Kinzer
Calvin J. Rhen
Daniel Strickler
Samuel Sheaffer
Eden Two
Cyrus Good
Rapho
Lititz
Joseph T. Evans
Ephrata
Thomas J. Brown
Mount Joy
Norman T. Wood
Peach Bottom
John H. Myers
Nancy Keiper
Robret S. Conklin
Columbia
William A. Brinkman
James J. Malone
M. D. Montgomery
Colerain
J. Irwin Huber
Elizabeth
Frederick S. Stroock
W. Clyde Shissler
Albert H. Fritz
Quarryville
E. M. Miley
East Donegal
New Vegetable Power for the Home Garden
An article urges using familiar garden vegetables for health and meals. It lists vitamins found in beans carrots cabbage lettuce and tomatoes and suggests home canning. It also shares tomato juice cocktails scalloped eggplant and a cucumber pineapple dessert salad as creative preparations.
Rabbits Ranked High In Nutritive Value
The U S Department of Agriculture notes rabbits as a growing profitable meat source with large Western State production, especially California. Rabbit meat yields 83 percent nutriment vs beef 55 and pork 75, and medical authorities favor rabbits for invalids. Benjamin H Weber of Lititz touts clean eating, low costs, and high profits from backyard rabbitry, recommending purebred New Zealands or Flemish Giants. He promotes visiting his Flemish Giant breeding setup weighing 13 to 16 pounds and urges readers to consult free USDA leaflets on raising rabbits and fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Los Angeles
Benjamin H. Weber
East Front Street
Lititz
Weber
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bone Fracture Types Defined for Clarity
A compound fracture is a bone break with skin broken. It is often confused with a multiple fracture, the correct term when more than one bone is fractured.
Fire destroys brooder house. 500 chicks perish at Minnich dairy
A blaze at Abram Minnich’s property in Lititz destroyed a brooder house and killed about 500 four week old White Leghorn chicks. A nearby brooder house was saved by Lititz Fire Company but badly scorched. A local spelling bee and community notices are also listed in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Minnich
Christian Bomberger
Lititz Fire Co
Kissel Hill
Amos Snavely
Wm. Todd
Lititz
Martin W. Musser
Lexington
John Stauffer
Ada
William Todd
Herman Metzler
John Minnich
York
Hiram G. Minnich
Ethel Miller
Miriam Todd
Church of the Brethren
Edgar Miller
Paul Brubaker
Ira Longenecker
Monroe B. Forney
Florin
John B. Eshleman
Orpha
Robert
Effy Ruth
Paul Markley
John
Ellen Longenecker
Simon Snyder
Harry Lutz
Mavie Oberholtzer
Bertha Snyder
Harrisburg
Oo. K. Snyder
Mt. Joy
Susan Erb
Ephriam Brubaker
Christian Longenecker
David G. Zug
Mary
Ray
Elwood
Earl
Glenn
Paul
Philip Bucher
Six Babies Visit Moravian Sunday Clinic
Six babies who had been registered attended the Health Center and Baby Clinic held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. Mrs. Minnie Esbenshade of the Visiting Nurse Association directed the event with hostesses Mrs. Harry Gorton and Mrs. Claude Miller. The next Clinic is scheduled for Wednesday April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Esbenshade
Visiting Nurse Association
Harry Gorton
Claude Miller
Sunday School Class Meets at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
The Wide Awake Sunday School class of St. Pauls Lutheran Church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Clifford Helter's home on North Cedar Street. Present were Kathryn Keener Ruth Carper Ella May Sharp Margaret Sonders Mrs Godenaur and Mrs Tfelter. Mrs Helter led devotions and the class conducted its business before a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Clifford Helter
North Cedar Street
Kathryn Keener
Ruth Carper
Ella May Sharp
Margaret Sonders
Godenaur
Tfelter
Helter
Souders Family Surprise Visit At Rohrerstown
Mr and Mrs Jonas Souders and daughters Dora and Mary Jane of Rohrerstown visit the Becker family in Pine Hill on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Norman Souders and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Philadelphia also join the surprise. Wertsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Souders
Dora
Hartz" Souders
Mary Jane
Rohrerstown
Norman Souders
Mary Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Elam Becker
Card of Thanks for Micheal Keath
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the illness and death of Micheal Keath. Also thanks to King's Daughters and St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School Men’s Bible Class for visits and flowers during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Eshleman
Church of the Brethren Sunday School
King’s Daughters
Monroe Nelson
Men’s Bible
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
The
Brethren Church
P. B, Kauffman
Micheal Keath
King’s’ Daughters
Men’s Bible Class
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
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Atad
George Fetter
Brickerville
Lloyd Baby Coach
Bowman's Hardware Store
W. Main Street
Columbia Oak
Prince Edward Island
John S. Hess
R. D
Oneo
B. G. Wher
Mfr
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Mill & Market
S. Broad St
Fourth Ave
Andrew M. Shissler
R. 8. Carpenter
King
Harvey R. Hess
Walter S. Fry
Miller’s Row
Warwick House
Lititz School Board
Route Three
Harry Lefever
Christian Brubaker
Elam Weaver
Hayden Bomberger
Nissley Rohrer
Marvin
Elmer Miller
Anna
Thomas
John Riest
Clara
Fairland
Ivan Musser
Lincoln
Pine Hill
Erb’s
Jerry Adams
Cedar Street
Lincln
C. C. Weaver
P. W. Flory
Brunnerville, PA
Fuller Brush
Elmer E. Lynes
Lancaster R. D
D. G. Witmer
James H. Ross
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