Religious Notices from Moravian to Brethren Churches
A compact farmers and towns religious notices page lists Moravian and United Evangelical services with pastors and sermon times, Lititz Lutheran and Brethren venues, Penryn Union Chapel, Brunnerville UD, and other congregations. It notes Harvest meetings, no preaching at St Pauls, and an August 12 lecture by Mrs Benn on public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
J. S. Harper
Luraggan
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Kissel Hill
Daugherty
Lancaster
United Brethren
Miller
F. A. Weichsel
Lexington Union Chapel
Brunnserville UU. B
Church OF the Brethren
Lane’s
Neffaville
Kreider’s
The
Brethren Home
White Oak
Mennonith
Erb’s
Landis Valley
Middle Creek
J. B. Smith
Harrisonburg
Lititz Mennonite Lurch
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
F. A. Weicksel
Youngstown
Ohio
Guy Calvert
Weicksel
Hingenia G. Benn
Williamsport
Rothsville High School
Committee of Public Safety
Department of Agriculture
State of Pennsylvania
Benn
Farmers’ Institute
Potato Seed Pods Change Varieties in Potatoes
Agricultural notes describe potato seed pods on plants yielding seeds that grow into potatoes not true to parent stock. Seeds can produce many colors and shapes, enabling new varieties. Seed plants face blight and pests, but offer infinite heredity and future possibilities according to Luther Burbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Luther Burbank
Sys
Good Crop of Peaches Near Town
J W Brockart reports a full peach crop with 240 Carman trees coloring fast and peaking in two weeks. Mr Bruckart tends nearby orchard. from 41 three year old trees 60 baskets sold for 137 dollars. There are 900 peach trees and 100 apple trees. The yellows disease worries growers and may end new peach orchards in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brockart
Carman
Bruckart
GC. Jones
Toll Gate No. 1
Lancaster and
Lititz
Potatoes Grow Large Yet Not As Big As Ancestors
Frank Rader, owner of the Lititz cigar store, offered a prize last fall for the largest potato brought in. He planted some of the largest tubers this spring and dug them up last week. While not as big as the original giants, the crop yielded many potatoes, including a single stalk bearing 30 tubers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rader
Lititz
Rader
Lititz North Dakota Farmer Praises Crops and Health
Davenport North Dakota letter writer H L Eschbach reports planted Lititz corn outpacing North Dakota corn two weeks after planting. He notes 110 acres in work, using a stacker and buckers to handle hay, and expresses gratitude for good health and God’s blessings on the crop season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Eschbach
Davenport
N. D
Old Home
Lititz
North Dakota
Dakota
Lititz North Dakota
Tobacco yields and cane syrup dreams amid drought hints
Dry spells leave tobacco growing well and greener than last year though variability across fields. Some plants topped last week suggesting harvest in about three weeks while farmers watering about every ten days report little drought damage. Interest grows in sugar cane seed as syrup prices rise and memories of Civil War era home production return with small mills and local processing likely reappearing.
Gooy and Scouts Promote Health and Honor Roll Plans
A Lititz item highlights the Boy Scouts pledge to stay physically strong and morally straight with outdoor life aiding health. Scouts announce an honor roll for cleanliness, detailing members. meanwhile a Warwick House sale draws large crowds with cows, pigs, produce, and miscellaneous goods sold at notable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Movement
J. H. Lenyanrn
Warwick House
Mifflin County
United in Holy Matrimony and multiple local notices
This article reports two weddings at Lancaster and Neffsville with details on couple lines and attendees, followed by a Red Cross league baseball recap noting Cubs beat Giants 1 0 and schedule shifts, plus local hunting notes and a shop ad for Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross League
Lancaster
McGrath’s Park
Red Cross
Mac McCloud
Recordings a Prayer and Local Notes from Lititz
A prayer for soldiers closes a column of August notes from Lititz. The piece blends patriotic verses with short items about weather, local events, agriculture, home canning, and humorous maxims. It mentions August routines and a Union picnic upcoming while offering light social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penryn
Union Menic of the
Lititz Band
Haydn A. Leaher
Haat Smithfield
Bradford County
Kaiser
F. Longenecker
Royal
Chevrolet Automobiles
Amui
Tan
W. Buch
Kissell Hill
Gooy & Scouts
Hopeland
Washington Camp
Waa
Mountville
Reading
East Petersburg
Rohrerstown
Silver Springs
Boy Scouts
Atwood Kreider
J. H. Lenhard
Mr. Kreider
Joseph Sloat
Harvey Bachman
Samuel Grosch
Harlan Hoffman
Corell Sturgis
Homer Hackman
Arthur Nelson
Howard Hackman
Paul Harper
Charles Stengel
Theodore Dussinger
Charles Rapp
Warwick
Longenecker
Eberly
H. B. Yoder
Andrew
Samuel Longenecker
Town
Lulu Mae Eberly
L. G. Eberly
Clay
Harry Zook
Rothsville
Vera Eberly
Madlem-Barry
Paul L. Madlem
John Madlem
Emma L. Borry
Thomas Borry
Lexington
N.L. Landis
Neffsville
Joseph L. Borry
Florence Shenberger
Frey-Bouder
Raezer
Charles Frey
Zeno Frey
Eva Bouder
Elam Bouder
Red Cross Baseball League
Cubs
Giants
Arlie Rader
Athletics
Red Sox
Redox
Broad Street
Brown
Calvary
Suffel & Freeman Company
Iffel & Freeman Company
Second and
Somerset Streets
Philadelphia
Mc Brewer Brothers
Mary A. Ditaler
Lancaster County
Harry Dufzaler
Mars
Sadie Furlow
J.C. Brubakue
J. KR
Stoner Ind
Livitz
a@ barain
Burkholder
Park View
Litits
Sptfpel & Frewman UO
Lititz, Pa
Tuweush St
Cook
United Zion Home
T. W. Withers
Tiorace Keller S
Litite
Mas
R.O. Melzer
Shine
Bulfton Capor- Estarter
Eastman Kodaks
Hep
Eastman
KODAK
R. N. Wolfe
Main Street
Retail Merchants Association
HUTTER @ b. EGGE
Pfautz Brothers
Pitts
Pfautz Bros
Bologna
Great Midsummer Clearance Sale
Miller’s Big Department Store
Warner
C. R. Miller
Silkine
Rocery Dept
Bates
Republic Auto Tires
Republic
A. G. Fahnestock
General Merchandise
Lexington, Pa
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