Religious Notices MoRAVIAN and Related Churches
Religious notices list services for several denominations in Lititz and surrounding areas. Moravian, Evangelical Lutheran, United Evangelical, United Brethren, Mennonite, and Church of the Brethren speakers are noted with pastors, service times, Easter observances, and preparatory sessions across BrickerVille Penryn Kissel Hill Hammer Creek Kauffman’s Middle Creek Lititz Manheim and Brickerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
Luy Huran
F. A. Weichsel
Brickerville
Penryn
George B. Raezer
Lititz
United Evancilical
Harper
United Brethren
S. Miller
Hammer Creek
Kauffaian’s
Church OF the Brethren
Middle Creek
Manheim
Religious services and rites in Lancaster County churches
The Church of the Brethren will conduct worship on Friday at 9 30 A M with examination at 2 P M and lovefeast at 6 P M. The Mennonites will perform baptism at Hammer Creek at 9 30 on Good Friday morning with six persons to be baptized by Bishop Noah Lands of Neifsville. An executive meeting of Sunday school officers from the Lancaster Church District was held at St Pauls Lutheran to plan a district convention. Paul Slerr, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Herr of Lititz, and Miss Mabel Koser of Lititz were married at the Lutheran parsonage Lititz by Rev W E K Meek. They will reside with the bride’s mother on Last Front street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Hammer Creek
Noah Landis
Neifsville
Nhirth
Lancaster County
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lititz
Man- Warwick
Elizabeth Town
Paul Slerr
Vir
Harry Herr
Mabel Koser
Mary Koser
W. EK. Meek
Society of Farm Women No. 2
White Oak
Abram Wolzamuth
Shaub
State College
Abram Wolgamuth
Samuel Becker
Lillian Becker
Ermina G. Becker
Sabbath of Light Observances in Jerusalem Holy Week
Pilgrims from Christian and Muslim faiths visit the Jordan River during Holy Week in Jerusalem. Greek patriarchs perform foot washing for 12 pilgrims on Holy Thursday outside the cathedral, while Catholic and Armenian ceremonies inside are not open to the public. The week features services from six to midnight on Good Friday and a March night ritual on Holy Saturday, when lamps and fires are relit from a flame believed to appear on the holy sepulcher. The resurrection service ends with pilgrims departing, and foreign visitors are welcomed mainly for trade rather than full participation in local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jordan
Sheep Demonstration Draws Wide County Crowd
The Yarm Bureau sheep and wool demonstration at J. Brubaker's place attracted a large countywide audience. Brubaker reported twenty ewes and sixteen lambs with one lamb lost. female lambs kept, males sold locally to butchers due to high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarm
Rudy Carpenter working of another clock
Avram Carpenter and his brother Rudy, skilled stone masons, spend off days in a wood shop crafting inlaid pieces and a grand clock. Rudy has labored three years on the immense clock, aiming to exceed prior works, while Mrs Carpenter focuses on embroidery and decorative pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avram Carpenter
Rudy
Abe
Garpenter
Carpenter
Het
Moravian Church Confirms New Members on Palm Sunday
Confirmation service at Moravian Church lists new members and those receiving Right Hand of Fellowship. Names include Jacob Hubl, Madison Schnever, William Weachter, Ralph Smith, and many others. Easter attire urged with a note to visit Buch's for new suit, hat, tie, and shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hubl
Raise RK
Hoaland
Jon Laurence Stilwell
John
Lloyd Hoffman
Paul Daniel Wachter
Alice L. Ruhl
Emma Kh. Roland
Barbara B. Bucher
Mabel Ruth Schmerer
Anna May Verner
Lillian Janet Rudy
Jean Meredisell
Asther Maud Andrews
Grace Delm Hassle
May Dichm Tassler
Madison M. Schnever
William Willard Weachter
Ralph Jacob Smith
Roger William Loercher
Joseph Walter Grosh
John Baker Grosh
Theo
Hayden Kinger
John Warren Keehn
Earnest George Knok
Richard Meiskey
Adeline M. Miller
Mary G.schnerer
Florence Adams
Ada M. Weachter
Mildred Kathleen
Sturgis
Lincoln M. Weachter
Hmma
Elizabeth Weachrler
Annetta M. Stark
Ray W. Aldrich
Grace M. Aldrich
Fred W. Aldrich
Amanda $. Rapp
Anna K. Miller
Amelia V. Miller
Catherine JD. Martin
William Marry “Artman
Jenise A. Zartman
Theodore Zellers
I TALKING MACHINE COMPANY EXPANDS TO BOOST PRODUCTION
The Salotone Manufacturing Company is adding a two story 20 by 50 foot connecting section and a two story 16 by 30 foot wing to its existing buildings. The expansion will house varnishing, machinery and shipping, enabling twelve finished machines per day. Management aims to erect a modern factory along the railroad later, with growth prompting plans for greater sales staffing. The plant manager, Mr. Robert Yerger, says progress is encouraging and the firm is becoming a leading local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salotone Manufacturing Company
Robert Yerger
LITITZ DIVER AT WORK IN Monongahela river leak operation
Elmer Bollinger and son plan to dive in Morgantown West Virginia to repair a leak 50 feet under water in the Monongahela river. Bollinger brings decades of oil company diving experience and details a new helmet telephone system and a 500 pound clamp to seal the pipe with nuts and bolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bollinger
Elmer
Morgantown
West Virginia
Monongahela
Mr. Gollinger
Bollinger
Standard Oil Company
Dollinger
Walter
McCall's Ferry Dam
Susquehanna
Easter Bonnet Tales and Quips From a Local Page
A column of humorous snippets and offbeat observations ranging from Easter bonnets and fashion quips to taxes and travel. The notes mention Flora Birdie Betty and a Lititz tire mishap, plus light satire on war’s end and marriage travel choices with playful place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Birdie
Betty
Travelers Near and Far Visits Across States
Dr W A Wood spends Master in Philadelphia and Atlantic City Misses Mary Garber and Tallise Crosland visit friends in York Mr and Mrs Martin Wolf Akron visit sister Mrs Mabel Spickler Saturday Miss Dorothy Bobst Philadelphia spends week with sister Mrs David P Bricker Mrs Paul Bausher Reading spends Friday and Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs J Fred Fissig Mr and Mrs Albert Smith Baltimore spend Sunday to Monday with sister Mrs Samuel Huber Miss Elizabeth Holtzhowse leaves today for Chester a week with sister Mrs Lloyd Kauffman Mr and Mrs Ralph Bassier Chicago visiting aunt Mrs J Frank Buch later to California Bassier a lino type operator natives of Myerstown Lebanon county Ralph Worley and family and his father W W Worley and Irvin Smith go to Perry county by auto Sunday week there visiting the two young men return home same day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wood
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Mary Garber
Tallise Crosland
York
Martin Wolf
Akron
Mabel Spickler
Dorothy Bobst
David P. Bricker
Paul Bausher
Reading
J. Fred Fissig
Albert Smith
Baltimore
Samuel Huber
Elizabeth Holtzhowse
Chester
Lloyd Kauffman
Ralph Bassier
Chicago
J. Frank Buch
California
Bassier
Myerstown
Lebanon County
Ralph Worley
W. W. Worley
Irvin Smith
Perry County
Mr. Worley
Big Five Basketball Team Shines In Away Wins
The Lititz five, one of the town’s strongest homegrown squads, posted a 12 win 16 game record with most matches away from home. Scoring dipped to as low as 19 in a game. listed results include Lititz vs opponents such as Lititz-Manheim, Lititz-Columbia, Lititz-Petersburg, and Lititz-Armstrong with several away games and later home contests through March.
Local bank team edges Post Office five 38 to 0 in gym clash
Lankers D fomted the Pr. 0. Boys A combined team of local banks defeated the Post Office five 38 to 0 in the High School gym Monday night. Hershey scored 25 for the bankers and Bear had 14 for the guards. Two Uncle Sam players were hurt but returned to work next day. More games to follow with Cashier Hreitigan set to play next time. Also ads for store bargains and a festival invitation in Lue Rudy building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Uica
Henry Hershey
Hanters
Baw Bear
Staimp
Jarges J. Sfitchener
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Herr-oser
David High
L W. Weaver
Mr. Sigh
Hiram Haramer
J. F. Stoner
Frank Lefeyer
Willis Gibbes
Brunnerville
Brubaker
Rudy Carpenter
Cinirei
Secretary of War
Suyypl
ATF
Bey
Satan
Bliss
Idaho
Joy
Helight
Kan
Paradise
Cal
Tlugsins
Ark
Big Five
Mahlon Mishler
John BR. Gibbet
East Main St
Mageinl
Stradinarius
Gaunairetus
We Bul
Gomis
Budoliit Carpenter
Cedar St. Liiis
Nisste
Neffsville
Hollingar South
Duke St
Lancaster
Mwatt P
Broad
Marion Streets
Spree Street
Loofler
R. C. Melzer
Rhode Island
Isaac Graybieu
Bell
N. Broad St
Litita
Watt
Rom Lite
BN. K. Brubaker
Ptautz J Bros
Spruce Street
Pfpautz Bros
Main ST
Litite
Lititz-Manheim
Lititz-Columbia
Awa
Lititz-Petersburg
itz-Aktron
Farmers
Lititz-Armatrons
Armstreng
Ilitz
Quarryvle
u-Hershey
Littig-Hershey
Lititz-Ktown
Minitz-Euphrata
Lititz-Armstrong
Little-St. Takes
Lititz-St. Luke's
Litita-H. School
Ruhl
G. Terahey
Wagner
Furiow
Lankers
Scaber
Haevener
Bear
Bushong
McCloud
Banke Kling
Ringer
Iershey
Bomberger
Doupie
Gsc
Arrow
Trie Harts
Latitn & Shos
Lue Rudy
Retail Merchants Association
Bulther
Imaryt
Norristown
Pax
Horace Keller Blin
Spruce St
Jonas HH
WSS
Leuers
Setiroman
Lilith
Annie HE Christian
Henry F.tess
Frank Meady
Arant
Sour Pickles
Rae Doz
Johnson & Bro
R. N. Wolfe
Hepp
THE
Lititz Jeweler
Doster
John Witmyer
L.h.doster Fries ‘Goons
Tre
Pfantz Bros
Grace Keppel
Mellinger
Swift
Pfautz Bros
Department Store
Main & Spruce Streets
Vitalie
U.S. Cord
U.S. Heavy Traction
U. S. Chain
Goodrich
Firestone
U.S. Overland
Thornproof
Scott’s Book Store
E. Main Street
Lcte
Lee A.M. Hareider & Son
Penn Esther
Broad Street Department Store
Dry Goods Department House
Grace Miley
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