Easter Week Religious Services Across Several Churches
The bulletin lists Sunday services for Moravian, St. Pauls Lutheran, Trinity United Evangelical, United Brethren, Reformed, Lutheran, Neffsville A B Charge, Oregon Charge, Brunnerville U B, Kissel Hill Lutheran, Church of the Brethren, Mennonite, and Catholic parishes. It notes specific times for worship, Sunday School, catechetical instruction, prayer and praise services, Easter programs, and reception of members, with various pastors named and services scheduled through Holy Week and Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
S.S
Jr. C. E
St. Paul’s Lutheran
W. R. Sammel
Trinity United Evangelical Church
G. W. Imboden
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
S. S
Reformed
G. B. Raezer
Penryn—S. S
Lititz—S. S
Brickerville
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Neffsville A. B
G. Kauffman
Oregon
Brunnerville
U. B
Kissel Hill
Lititz
Kreider’s
Fairview
Neffsville
Erb’s
Landis Valley
Hess
Passion Week Schedule at Moravian Church
Moravian Church presents Passion Week services from Saturday to Wednesday with a planned Lenten music sequence. Events include Palm Sunday reception, Jesus entry, temple visit, Mount of Olives, upper chamber scenes, and featured musical pieces by Reissiger Adams Soerensen Stainer Gregor Bristow Beck Baumbach and Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Jesus
Jerusalem
Temple
Mount of Olives
Reissiger
Adams
Soerensen
Gadsby
Bristow
A. R. Beck
Stainer
Gregor
Baumbach
Chambers
Dedicatory Services At Brickerville Emanuel Church
Dedicatory services at Brickerville Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran church will hold a Feast of Dedication from April 23 to 30 1922. Services begin Sunday April 28 at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm with daily services through April 29 at 2 pm for preparatory service and confirmation. Sunday at 10 am the pastor will preach and Holy Communion will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Brickerville
Brickerville Cemetery Board Organized at church meeting
At last Friday's Brickerville Evangelical Lutheran church council meeting a new Cemetery Board was formed with William G. Seibert, Wayne Kline, and Raymond Edwards. A new charter and constitution were adopted, granting the board full charge of cemetery funds, investments, and offerings. The board holds records dating back to about 1780.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickerville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William G. Seibert
Wayne Kline
Raymond Edwards
Obituary for Rev Abram H Royer and others
Obituary notices report Rev Abram H Royer, 50, of Ephrata, dies of diabetes at home. He served Brethren church, elder of Springville, and taught in county schools before health forced resignation. Surviving wife Alice Hummer and children Chester Elizabethtown Elnora Martin Horst Ephrata Abram Ohio Sarah Harry Alice Norman Esther Mark, plus five grandchildren, sister Ada Groff Lititz, and stepbrother Benjamin Roger Ephrata. Funeral in Ephrata Brethren church. interment Wolf Cemetery. Other obituaries note John W Mead, 44, Reading, double pneumonia. Caroline Nagle, 77, Rogersdale Spring. Michael King, 61, Millport. familes and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram H. Royer
Ephrata
Brethren Church
Springville
Cocalico Township
Reamstown
Alice
Ada Groff
Lititz
Benjamin Roger
Wolf Cemetery
Akron
John W. Mead
South 6Th Street
Reading
Singing Springs
Patrick and
Mary Mead
Stella
Howard
Esther
Hannah
Lemon Wolf
Katie
Morris, Buch
Brownstown
Ella
Lewis Gring
Sinking Spring
William and
Patrick
Sinking Springs
Caroline Nagle
Rogersdale Spring
Mt. Airy
Schoeneck
William Nagle
Center Schoolhouse
Sadie
Harry Shultz
Denver
Ida
John Simons
Isabella
Spickler
David
Susan
William Evans
Lebanon
Elias
Zacharias
Mellinger
Passion Week services at St Luke's Reformed church begin Palm Sunday
Reformed Church notes report Palm Sunday 7 p m start for Passion Week services with daily evening sessions at St Luke's. A special Saturday April 15 service opens at 7 30 p m to retell His last week and Good Friday prep. Easter Sunday early 10 a m features member reception. Linden Hall alumnae tea members meet with a toy and talent program, planning a May 27 cake and candy sale, tea on Miss Ella Buch porch and a May 6 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Linden Hall
Lititz
M. Huebener
E. Buch
Dorothy Jenkins
Mary Garber
Caro Crosland
M. Potts
G. Garber
Ephrata Signs Baseball Stars Strike to bolster roster
Ephrata Baseball Club nears completion signing Jimmy Murphy a left hander who pitched last season for Memphis Southern League and also played for Baltimore Internationals Columbus American Association Eugene Costello a Baltimore Internationals pitcher also played with Baltimore Dry Dock and Toledo American Association Punch Miller catcher with Brooklyn Chicago Buffalo Internationals Worcester Reading and other clubs Jack Mack right fielder famed for hitting 380 last season with Tamaqua also played for Louisville Buffalo and was blacklisted Stanley Christian and Ralph H Wagner from Reading join a growing list plus Eugene Winer Adamstown and Norman Hummel Reading. Schedule progress shows plans with top independent pro clubs in eastern Pennsylvania including American Chain Co York Motive Power Harrisburg Hilldale Tamaqua Mahanoy City Minersville Shamokin Nativity Club Philadelphia Hanover Blue Ridge League Whalen Baltimore Old Timers Philadelphia. Health Habits for Children reports outline a daily school health record in Washington DC tracking brushing teeth carrying a handkerchief posture and 30 minutes of exercise across thirteen habits with monthly rating and home signed reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Jimmy Murphy
Memphis
Baltimore
Internationals
Columbus
Eugene Costello
Baltimore Internationals
Baltimore Dry Dock
Toledo
American Association
Amercian Chain Co
York
Charles
Punch) Miller
Brooklyn Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Buffalo
Rochester
Worcester
Jack Mack
Tamaqua
Louisville
William Umlauf
Richmond
Suffolk
Lycoming Motor Co
Williamsport
Reading
Ralph H. Wagner
Stanley Christian
Eugene Winer
Adamstown
Norman Hummel
Pennsylvania
American Chain Co
Motive Power
Harrisburg
Hilldale
Mahanoy City
Minersville
Shamokin
Nativity Club
Philadelphia
Hanover
Whalen Professionals
Old Timers
Phila
Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Education
It Sounded Excessive. Englishman Defends He Won’t Pay Greed
An Indianapolis accountant born in England recalls arriving in the United States and refusing to be swindled. He says he paid a porter 50 cents after being asked for two bits for carrying his hand baggage to a hotel, asserting he knows tricks and will not be treated as a naive Englishman. He stands firm against excess charges and demands fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
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The
Brickerville Cemetery
Mrs
Michael King
George
Mary Kling
Long
Millport
Henry
J. Thomas Richardson
Millport Evangelical Church
Gilletts
Hensel’s Drug Store
Main &Cedar
Lititz Pa
Mary Ann Zartman
D. R. Buch
Caprico
Oak Hall
Birds Eye
King’s Daughters
Reuben Diehm
WM. A. Smith
E. Main St
W. Oehmen
Cedar St
Beaver Board
Record Office
Omar-tt
Frank H. Boucher
Daniel Groff
South Broad St
Gaprtt
Isaac Graybill
Bell Phone
Sapr
Edward Herderick
Horton
Optician
North
Prince St. Lancaster
West Orange Street
J. Frank Buch
Amarts
S. Broad St
Litita
Keystone Underwear CO
Diller Groff
Manheim
Harold Murr
G. Bushong
Rothsville Mills
Ind
Lititz Stantt
Richard W. Sammet
S. C. W. Leghorns
J. K. Beard
Centre St. Lititz
Christian Brubaker
Miller & Habecker’s
South Broad Street
Ritchie’s
Main St
Corree
K. Zartman
Pfantz Bros
H. T. Frueauff
South St. Cloud St
Allentown
White Stone
Main & Cedar Sts
Lititz, Pa
Farmers Bank
Fred. Spinner
Florist
Red Cross
Julius Roth
East Main Street
David R. Buch
Nathaniel K. Brubaker
Pfautz Bros
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