Religious Notices From Local Churches In Lancaster Area
Interchurch World Movement results report 2200 dollars raised by United Brethren teams on Sunday evening. Saint John’s Lutheran Brickerville sets preparatory services and communion in Brickerville. Moravian Church observes Day of Covenanting and prayer with Lovefeast at 5 PM and 9 AM services for unmarried women. Church events include Brethren program by Elizabethtown College students and evening talk on Alexander Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
United Evangelical
J. S. Harper
St. Paul’s Lutheran
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Kissel Hill
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickerville
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
CO. E
G. B. Raezer
Tress
Krisman’s
Manheim
Church of the Brethren
Fairview
Middle Creek
Voganville
Catholic Church
East Front Street
Interchurch World Movement
United Brethren Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Moravian Church
Elizabethtown College
Ephraim Hertzler
Sarah Roger
Sarah Shissler
Ezra Wenger
J. H. Cassidy
Alexander Mack
The Camel of the Frozen North
Rev. A F Butzin spoke at the Moravian church appealing for funds to build an orphanage and school for fifty pupils at $20 000 while detailing Alaska reindeer industry. He cited Dr Sheldon Jackson and a growing deer herd now about 2 000 strong with meat destined for major cities. Also notices list May 6 high school admission exams at multiple centers and a Lititz tire ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Butzin
Esquimes
Alaska
Butzin
Esquime
Rev. Butzin
Sheldon Jackson
Siberia
Minneapolis
Seattle
United States
Ephrata
Lititz
Manheim
Elizabethtown
Mt. Joy
Quarryville
Strasburg
New Holland
Terre Hill
Christiana
Landisville
Farm Notes and grape cuttings experiments in 19th century county farming
A local farmer offers sixty dollars a month plus gasoline up to a limit to attract a farm hand. J W Bruckart reports starting 300 grape canes from trimmings with several varieties including King grape, using a sand bed and moist conditions to root cuttings. Aphis are rare this season, unlike last spring, and ants farm the aphids for honeydew, moving them around trees for protection against winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bruckart
Bruckart
Mr. Bruckart
Farmers face high clover seed prices and scarce threshing capacity
Clover seed costs $40 per bushel for Clover Seed High and $37 for Alsike though some farmers like Ben Bucher of Clay Township can supply seed from own clover hay. Yields average two bushels per acre. top yields reach five. Many farmers lack time or machinery to thresh seed, and only a few threshing outfits remain in the northern county. Clover seed stores well if kept dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bucher
Clay Township
Meeting of Farm Women Rescheduled to May First
The regular monthly meeting of Farm Women No. 1 moves from Mrs. Diller Groff’s home to Mrs. Ren G Sheaffer’s Lititz R D 2 on Saturday May 1. Prof. B F Hergies of Manheim will discuss Consolidation of the Rural Schools. All farmers wives and daughters invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women
Diller Groff
Ren. G. Sheaffer
Lititz
R. D
B. F. Hergies
Manheim
Two Lancaster Area Weddings Tie in U B Parsonage
Florence E. Binkley daughter of A. E. Binkley and Paul R. Ibach of Salunga were married at 8 PM Saturday in Neffsville U B Church with Rev G Kauffman officiating. Clarence Binkley served as groomsman and Mary Elizabeth Weinhold was maid of honor. The couple plans to reside in Neffsville after a honeymoon. In Kutztown, Chares Bowman and Minnie Felker were wed in a ring ceremony. The bride previously worked at Eby Shoe factory and is active in the United Brethren church. the groom, a Rifle High School and Lancaster Business College graduate, works for his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neffsville
U. B
N. Shippen Street
Lancaster
Florence E. Binkley
Mgr
A. E. Binkley
Paul R. Ibach
Salunga
Chares Bowman
Frank Bowman
Rothsville
Minnie Felker
Lititz
J. C. Felker
Bachmansville
J. W. Bitner
Kutztown
Eby
United Brethren Church
Sroom
Rifle High School
Recordings of Wit and Warnings on Work and Life
A collection of aphorisms and humorous observations on work price pressures and human folly. Notes on pride in labor, thrift, and practical wisdom mix with satirical jabs at profiteers and idleness. Observations touch tires, steam kettles, bears and forbear, and college fashion trends.
Card of Thanks from Seather family
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Seather thank friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy help and gifts of flowers during the illness and death of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Seather
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Camel OF
THE
Frozen North
Plantz Bros
Meeting of Farm Women
Bowman-Felker
Kansas
Halpern Cigar Mfg. Co
Penn Iron & Steel Corp
Plum & Fulton St
Lancaster, Pa
Fulton Street
J. Frank Barber
Carpenters
H. F. Druckenbrod
College Ave
International
Norristown
E. K. Zartman
Continental Motor
N. D. Sturgis
Animal Trap Factory
Georce Laxmann
Trap Factory
Lititz, Pa
H E. Habecker
Jerry Adams
Seaman St. Lititz
Otto Eisenlohr & Bros. Inc. Cor. Water and
Front St
Luita and Vicinity
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Accident and Health Dept
Saginaw
Michigan
Capital
Isaac B. Graybill
Bell Phone
Broad Street
Touring Car Service
Meiskey
S. Broad
P. F. Guie Manheim
al Bell
R. Terry
Continental Bldg
Washington, D. C
Park View Hotel
Sap
B.F. Lutz Ind
Wstella Grosch
David Habecker
Broad St
Ind
FB. K. Zartman
Retail Merchants’ Association
John Helter
Lincoln Avenue
Harold Murr
Christian R. Bucher
Samuel B. Bucher
J. B. Bucher
Joseph B. Wissler
Eastman
Kodaks
An Eastman
Kodak
Ceuoute
Broad Street Department Store
South Broad
East Orange Streets
Doster’s Store
S.S
Barman Electric Brand
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Holtzhouse’s Confectionery
N. Broad Street
Cive
Hess
WM. M. Amer
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