Sunday church schedules in Moravian and surrounding congregations
Church and Sunday School listings include Moravian The Rt. Rev. BH Crosland pastor with 9 15 Sunday School and 10 80 preaching times, St Pauls Lutheran Rev J Harold Mumper, Evangelical and United Brethren and other local parishes with morning and evening services, midweek meetings, and special events across Lititz Brickerville Brunnerville Rissel Hill and Penryn areas.
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Moravian
Crosland
D.D
Inter. C. E
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
J. Harold Mumper
S. 8
L. L
Vangelical Congregational
H. J. Eline
5. S
Brickerville
S. S
Penryn
Church OF the Brethren
Mennonite
Lititz
Iess
Idunkard Brethren
F. A. Weickeel
Akyon
Young Men’s Bible Class
Brunnerville
Letters to Voters Endorses H. J. Pierson for State Senate
A letter praising H J Pierson from a Lititz resident highlights his work ethic as a factory owner and farmer. It describes Pierson as honest, courageous, and caring for farmers and the community, stressing his fairness and support for children and the weak.
Local reader letter from S A Binkley on Senate representation
A citizen writes from the perspective of shaping state policy through the State Senate. The author asks readers to judge the piece on its sincerity whether printed or not and underscores a desire to represent local wishes.
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S. A. Binkley
Farm Women Meet At Balmer Home Near Lititz
The Society of Farm Women No 1 met at Mrs. Landis Balmer North of Lititz on Saturday afternoon with fair attendance despite illness. Anna Erb presided as members planned exchanging flower seeds cuttings and shrubs for spring. Farm Agent Bucher spoke on Gardening. Readings by Sarah Hess and Dorothy Seibert and a duet by Mildred Balmer followed. The group will sew for Lancaster General Hospital in May.
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Society of Farm Women
No. 1
Landis Balmer
Lititz
Anna Erb
Weddings and Homecoming Notice for Longeneckers and Kin
After their wedding trip to Niagara Falls Mr and Mrs Tongenecker will be at home in Lincoln. The wedding party includes Mr and Mrs Harry Longenecker Mr and Mrs John Gibble and sons Olgie and Lemar Mr and Mrs Lester Balmer and children Ruth and Rob ert Mr and Mrs Roy Balmer Mr and Mrs Walter Cassel Mr and Mrs Clime Copenhaven Mr and Mrs Ephraim Hershey Rev and Mrs Norman Mulger Misses Katie and Mattie Lane Mary Fisher Rebecca Lapp Ruth Mildred and Paul Balmer Samuel J Harsh Mr and Mrs Paul Bartsch and children Lillian and Paul Abram Longenecker Elizabeth Bollinger Mrs Sammuel Longenecker Miss Nora Longenecker and Samuel Wright. Upon return from Niagara Falls they will be at home in Lincoln.
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Harry Longenecker
John Gibble
Olgie and
Lemar
Lester Balmer
Ruth
Robert
Roy Balmer
Walter Cassel
Clime Copenhaven
Ephraim Hershey
Norman Mulger
Katie
Mattie Lane
Mary Fisher
Rebecca Lapp
Mildred
Paul Balmer
Samuel J. Harsh
Paul Bartsch
Lillian
Paul
Abram Longenecker
Elizabeth Bollinger
Sammuel Longenecker
Nora Longenecker
Samuel Wright
Niagara Falls
Tongenecker
Lincoln
Portrait Master Thoma Sully Creates Vast Body of Works
Peelap Punter notes that over two thousand portraits by artist Thoma Sully exist, with numerous noniitares and about five hundred subject paintings also attributed to him.
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Peelap Punter
Thoma Sully
Complex Polysemy in Chinese Spoken Language
The note observes that spoken Chinese has relatively few basic words yet each carries multiple meanings, creating rich polysemy in everyday communication. It highlights lexical economy and contextual interpretation as key factors.
Quinine and Bark History and California Lemons Note
Quinine was first isolated from cinchona bark in 1820 while bark usage predates this discovery. A later remark notes a near monopoly on quinine sources. California is described as producing virtually all the lemons grown in the United States.
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Alice
California
United States
Auto Club Opens Spring Series in Quarryville
The Lancaster Auto Club begins its spring and summer meetings in county towns with a session at the Quarryville Methodist Church next Friday evening April 15 at 8 PM. Lloyd L. Winters of Quarryville chairs arrangements. The event features entertainment and discussions and is open to the public without charge or tickets.
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Lancaster Auto Club
Quarryville
Lloyd L. Winters
Obituary: Local Resident Dies After Illness
County Hospital reports the death Sunday morning from complications. Survived by wife Susanna Schlott Reinhold of Ephra ta and a large list of children including Lizzie Reich Schoeneck Emma Hilton William Miller Roland Richwine Elizabethtown Gideon Haines Akron Lloyd Brown Browns town Peter Lausch Norman Lutz Paul Kilhefner and more. Services were at 2 PM yesterday at Rothsville Zion Children's Church with burial in Rothsville Lutheran cemetery.
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Norman Lutz
Ephrata R. D
Paul Kilhefner
Ephrata
Henry Reinhold
Rothsville
Rothsville Zion Children’s Church
Rothsville Lutheran Cemetery
Memorial for Reading man Weaver who died from septic splinter
William S. Weaver 53 of Reading died Thursday from septic poisoning after a finger splinter. He worked nine years as a Maier's Bakery salesman. Born in Lititz he was son of Tenry and the late Elmira Shirk Weaver. Survived by widow Riva Bast and siblings. Services Monday at Seiden Funeral Parlors with burial at Charles Evans cemetery.
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William S. Weaver
Reading
Maier’s Bakery
Mr. Weaver
Lititz
Tenry
Elmira Shirk Weaver
United Brethren Church
Orioles
Moose
Riva (Bast
Harvey Bast
Sherman Carpenter
Lancaster
Charles
Seiden
Charles Evans Cemetery
Death of W. S. Evans at age 61 in Akron
W S Evans 61 died at 4 PM Saturday at his Akron home from cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by three sons Clarence of Wyomissing Warren and Lester of West Reading.
Heritage American Room No 1 The Old Room
An article outlines the Heritage American decorating philosophy to transform a typical old room. It describes refining furniture at low cost, adding new furnishings, and recreating color harmony to suit mid century American homes.
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Cabl Heck
Bigelow Weavers
Hesse
Everitage
Millway Brother Monroe Services Held
One brother Monroe of Millway had private services yesterday and burial took place at Akron Evangelical Cemetery.
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Monroe
Millway
Akron Evangelical Cemetery
Mrs. Lydian Houck Wife of A E Houck Dies in Schoeneck
Mrs. Lydian Wealand Houck 64 wife of Andrew E Houck of Schoeneck died at home Saturday morning after illness. She moved to a new house recently and was a member of Mollinger's Lutheran Church and Schoeneck Relief Association. Survived by husband three children Samuel Houck Mrs Irvin Wingenroth and Minnie Houck, three grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral held at home at 9 30 A M and Mellinger's Church at 10. Burial in adjacent cemetery.
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Lydian Wealand Houck
Andrew E. Houck
Schoeneck
Minnie Houck
Mellinger’s Lutheran Church
Addison L Shreiner Dies At 70 In East Petersburg
Addison L Shreiner 70 longtime tobacco dealer in East Petersburg died at home Friday after a five week illness. He packed crops for 43 years and helped purchase the 1921 crop. Member of East Petersburg Vennonite Church. Survived by wife Sue W Stoner and granddaughter Anna Ruth Forney. Funeral service held at his home and East Petersburg Mennonite Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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Addison L. Shreiner
East Petersburg
Shreiner
Anna Ruth Forney
Death of Mrs Mary C Miller at 82 in Pequea
Mrs Mary C Miller 82 of Pequea RD 1 died Thursday evening after a lingering illness. Survived by son Isaac and sister Celesta Henslein of Mt Vernon NY. Widow of Adam Miller, once on Pierson farms, later Brieckerville and Pequea. Services at Paradise U B Church at 2 p.m. with interment nearby. funeral director R M Spacht.
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Mary C. Miller
Pequea
RD. 1
Isaac
Celesta Henslein
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Paradise U. B
R. M. Spacht
Public sale of Lititz real estate under bankruptcy order
Trustees announce a public auction of two Lititz properties in Lancaster County Pennsylvania under a bankruptcy order. The first parcel on North Broad Street includes a two story brick garage and measures 64 feet 7 inches by 200 feet. The second parcel on South Broad Street holds a two and a half story brick dwelling and an eight car garage. Sale set for Saturday April 23 1932 at 2 00 PM. terms to be announced by attorneys J H Geisenberger Daniel B Strickler Harold G Ripple.
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Martin E. Musser
Jno. F. Longenecker
North Broad Street
Kline Street
Lincoln Avenue
Borough of
Lititz
County of Lancaster
State of
Pennsylvania
Pine Alley
South Broad Street
Lemon and
Marion Streets
South Broad St
N. W. Comer Spruce and
Orange Sts
Orange St
Spruce St
Heart of
Jas, M
Goldtnwait
Large Snapping Turtles Grow to Over Thirty Pounds
Large snapping turtles can reach weights above thirty pounds and pose notable size for their species. The text notes their potential mass and implies significant physical presence in their habitat.
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Tobias Snavely expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends Sunday School classes and Sunshine Circle of King's Daughters for their thoughtful remembrance during his illness.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Dorcas and Pollyannia
King’s Daughters
Kutz
Good Cheer
Lexinggton
Clara A. Roth
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H. J. Pierson
Penna
Fun Wen
Auto Club
Williams. Weaver
W. S. Evans
Man
Middle Atlante
Mi States
J. H. Geisenberger
Daniel B. Strickler
Harold G. Ripple
Attorneys
Orange Street
Front Street
Mill & Market
Ira Nies
East Main Street
Cedar Street
A. P. Guiney
Cedar St
Tobias Snavely
Lutz
Goodyear Tire
Lititz Springs
Broad and
Marion Sts
Eby’s
Eby’s Mill
Marbles
Record Book Store
General Sutter Hotel
Armstrongs
Pfantz Bros. Dept
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