Religious notices list weekly church services and meetings
Local religious listings detail Sunday and Saturday services for Rev. E. Crosland Lutheran Rev. F A Weicksel United Brethren Rev. J M Walters United Evangelical Rev. J W Imbden St Pauls Lutheran Rev G B Ruezer Penryn Lititz Preaching Holy Communion Bible studies and guild meetings across Lititz Akron Rothsville Neffsville Landis Valley and surrounding areas with times from morning to evening and midweek prayer and C E meetings.
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Crosland
Mon
F. A. Weickseel
Rothsville
Akron
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
C. E
Women’s Missionary Society
William Oehme
Otterbein Guild
James Seaber
United Evangelical
J. W. Imbeden
St. Paul's Lutheran
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Neffville
Landis Valley
Fine Organ Recital in Moravian Church
The Organ Recital by Lancaster Organists' Association in the Moravian church drew several hundred listeners from Manheim and Lancaster. Miss Viola Leib played four pieces. Miss Bessie Gingrich sang Hosanna with Leib at the organ and Prof. TH. H. Beck on violin. The program impressed many and a convention in Lancaster is planned for June.
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Lancaster
Lititz
Viola Leib
Moravian Church
Bessie Gingrich
Granier
Miss Leib
TH. H. Beck
Agricultural Notes on Steamed Chicken Feed Use
Willis Gibbes of Brunnerville feeds six hundred young chicks steamed feed that is first steamed then dried. Spoiled feed often goes unnoticed as musty or soft. Cracked corn spoils quicker, especially shipped grain. steaming preserves sweetness and feeding value. Gibbes reports thriving chicks with frequent small feedings to keep them hungry.
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Willis Gibbes
Brunnerville
Inspecting Dairy Herds Yields Tuberculosis Free Status
Testing dairy herds led by David Risser of Brumnerville and Abram Huber near town resulted in accrediting their herds as tuberculin free. State officials pay $150 for a pedigreed cow condemned, while the impact of tuberculosis on milk and transmission remains uncertain.
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David Risser
Brumnerville
Abram Huber
Farm Women Meeting Share Pioneer Skills Evening
The Society of Farm Women No. 1 met at Mrs. Michael Hess’s home east of Lititz on Saturday April 2. Samuel Bushong played Myrtle Gallop and Woodrow Neidermyer recited A Daylight Saving. Miss Progress sang As We Saw So Shall We Reap and played Romance on violin. A Question Box prompted round table talks on everyday gardener and farmer issues. Mrs. John Cassel from Society No. 5 attended. Ice cream crackers and coffee were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Martin Hess Wellington Pfantz farm May 2.
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Society of Farm Women, No
Michael Hess
Lititz
Samuel Bushong
Myrtle Gallop
Woodrow Neidermyer
Miss Progress
John Cassel
Society No. 5
Martin Hess
Wellington Pfantz
Six Hundredth Sale at Warwick House Record Run
Saturday marked the 600th Warwick House sale with 811 articles sold and 81 bidders. Prices ranged from $3 to $17, covering rabbits, guinea pigs, crops, tools, and household items such as potatoes, apples, onions, beans, brooms, rugs, hose, water fountains, openers, hatchets, lawn mowers, wire netting, and more, with numerous small lots listed by price.
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Warwick House
Lititz Alumni Tea Plans Pageant and June Events
The Lititz branch Linden Hall Alumni Association held its April tea in Seminary parlors. Miss M Huebener led the meeting. treasurer Mrs B F Grosh reported 122 86 in funds. Committees were named to cut garments for a June pageant with 187 characters and to arrange lodging for commencement visitors. A June concert will feature alumni and pupils, with piano performances by Misses Jenkins and Pierce, followed by refreshments.
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Lititz
Linden Hall Alumni Association
M. Huebener
B. F. Grosh
W. B. Light
Marguerite Potts
J. A. Myers
Bethlehem
H. C. Miller
Mary Guiles
Mary Miksch
M. M. Souders
S.C. el’ Beckler
E . Teatre
Miss Pots
M. Reidenbach
M. M. Sauders
Ella, Lacy
M. J. Derr
E. F. Grosh
Gertrude
Mary Garber
C. E. Beckler
E. 8
Victory Medal distribution under War Department drive
Ex service men urged to apply for the Victory Medal as six regional offices coordinate the process after the General Recruiting Service closed. Harrisburg serves as a sub station for the First Region with an office in the new state arsenal. Send name and address to Victory Medal Office Harrisburg Post Office Box 173 for forms and instructions and quicker delivery. Next of kin of deceased soldiers are also entitled and should contact Harrisburg for assistance.
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United States
War Department
Army
Harrisburg
New State Arsenal
United States Army
Pennsylvania
Wise and Wise Time for women to tell the neighbors how near
A compact clipping notes social habits and gender roles with quips about women dressing, hay-making, kissing, price cuts and a joking line about a man using a spade. It advertises three men needed at Elizabethtown Planing Mill in Elizabethtown, PA, offering steady work and good wages.
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Elizabethtown
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E. K. Zartman
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Aduie C. Doster
Horace D. Grube
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CO. T. Ritchie
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Paramount
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THE
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