Religious Notices Listing Local Church Services
The notice lists Moravian, Lutheran, Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Mennonite and Catholic services across multiple congregations. It includes pastors, service times, Sunday School hours, and special services at Lititz Penryn Akron Rothsville Erb's Landis Valley Neffsville and East Front Street locations.
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Crosland
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Warwick
Geo. B. Reazer
Penryn
Brickerville
W. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Church of the Brethren
Manheim
Fairview
Neffsville
Iititz
Lexington
Erb’s
Landis Valley
Neffsville A. B
Oregon
East Front Street
Easter Day Programs at St Pauls Lutheran School
Eastertide exercises at St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School delighted a large audience with an orchestra and junior choir. Recitations featured Grace Sesseman Margaret Thussinger Irene Hertzler Ruth Keller and Barbara Bomberger. Church members welcomed W Willis Rader Ralph Epacht Edith Brubaker Alvin Stoner May Shaub Elmer Shaub and F Burkholder.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Grace Sesseman
Margaret Thussinger
Mary
Irene Hertzler
Ruth Keller
Barbara Bomberger
W. Willis Rader
Ralph M. Epacht
Edith Brubaker
Alvin Stoner
May Shaub
Elmer Shaub
Burkholder
Caring for Baby Chicks How to Raise Healthy Poultry
This booklet guides boys and girls on chick care from nest to fledging. It covers warmth, water, seed, disease signs, and feeding. Readers can request Department Circular 14 from the Division of Publications, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
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Division of Publications
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Rhode Island Abolishes Poll Tax for Women
The Rhode Island decision grants women political equality by eliminating the poll tax requirement. The reform marks a milestone in suffrage-related rights and broadens voter eligibility for women.
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Rhode Island
Oversized Holstein Bull Sold After Fence Breaks
Edwin Longenecker near Lititz sold a 2060 pound Holstein bull to Roy Himmelberger last week. The strong animal broke a fence when pressed and required two chains to restrain him, prompting the farmer to dispose of the steer and keep a replacement. Onion Grown Here That is as Mild as the Bermudas. The bottle onion, oblong and egg sized, was raised by Eli Hess near Hummer Creek and Isaac Lesley, Pine Hill. It rivals Bermuda in mildness and is good raw with salt, but seed houses offer few sets.
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Edwin Longenecker
Lititz
Roy Himmelberger
Farmer Longenecker
Bermudas
Eli Hess
Hummer Creek
Isaac Lesley
Pine Hill
Bermuda
Local Farmers Adopt Milking Machines for Small Dairies
Farmers embracing efficiency invest in compact milking machines priced well below a Ford. Benjamin Miller near Lititz and David Risser near Brunnerville join Jacob Weidler of Rothsville in using the system. M G Hess of Rome plans installation within two weeks, purchasing a Sharpless outfit for ten cows and milking two at a time. The machine is motor powered by a Delco lighting system, with no shafting needed.
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Ford
Benjamin Miller
Lititz
David Risser
Brunnerville
Jacob Weidler
Rothsville
M. G. Hess
Rome
City man learns from nature in a gardening misadventure
A city high school graduate who hires help to prep a garden ends up overplanting and sowing incorrectly. Potatoes stand like a hedge, corn sprouts form a green carpet, and the sight of him laboring under sun with a linen duster and umbrella becomes a humorously instructive scene.
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City High School
Sale at Warwick House Nets Over Nine Thousand Dollars
Saturday's sale at the Warwick House cleared 918 articles totaling 9243.51 dollars. Twenty-four horses and livestock fetched varied prices with the top horse at 229 dollars. Items included Holstein cows, sheep, pigs, rabbits, fruit, vegetables, bags, walnuts, brooms, and trees, reflecting a large mixed auction.
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Warwick House
Rhubarb to gardening and quirks of spring weather
A collection of short quips and notices on garden misfits spring fever and neighbor spats. Jokes touch on a dentist’s careful work, rising prices, aging discreetly, Easter bonnets, and a shopper’s soap request. Local humor signals everyday concerns from gasoline prices to moonshine rumors and wooden shoes.
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Union
Roads around Pennville and rural dependence discussed
A discussion contrasts coal price shifts with labor strikes and notes farms rely on cities. It stresses road improvements as a solution to urban rural distance and isolation, asking how Pennville area roads are faring.
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Pennville
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A. B. Sunday School
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Ruth Spickler
Berthanek
Irene Howard
William Ochme
Jas. Spickler
Mildred Bowers
Helen Steffy
Esther McCreary
Mildred Frymyer
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Grace Weitzel
Esther May Ruth
Alma Jane Brookmyer
Viola Mae Bisker
Violet Mae Bisker
Mickey
Broom
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Lititz Electric Supply Company
Co. E. Mgiler
Prop
East Main St
Lititz, Pa
Park Vifw Hotel
Sap
Kelly-Sprinefield
K. C. Martin
M. D. Scptt
Litite and
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, Accident and Health Dept
Saginaw
Michigan
Capital
Libby Pineapples
Paradise Island
Seaman
LEED
N. Broad St
Correct English Publishing Co
Evanston, Illinois
Curtis Hensel
Cedar and
Main Streets
Lititz, Penna
April Victor Records
Scott’s Bookstore
Holtzhouse’s Confectionery
N. Broad Street
Hess
Myers Broad St
Isaac B. Graybill
Bell Phone
Lancaster County
GEG
Brinser
Middletown
Abiliw
Tt Record Office
Linden Hall Seminary
Stella Grouch
David Habecker
Broad St
Ind
Klap
International
Norristown
South Broad Street
Emma K. Miller
B. F. Lutz Ind
EL. K. Zariman
Emanuel Ditzler
Eastman
Kodaks
Hepp
Cincun
Doster’s Store
L.A. Doster Soir
Crex
New Spring
Oxfords
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Broad Street Department Store
South Broad
East Orange Streets
P. F. Guie -Manheim
al Belt
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David P. Bricker