church and sunday school schedules for local congregations
The notice lists multiple churches with service times and Sunday School details. It includes AVIAN Rev Rt. Rev Crosland and pastors at Paul’s Lutheran, Evangelical Congregation, Jed Brethren, Lititz churches, plus Penryn, Bricksville, Kammer Creek, Hill Lutheran, Oregon Church, and John’s Lutheran with sermon times ranging from morning 9 to evening 7:30, and Sunday School at 9 or 10.
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Avian
BS. Crosland
S. S
Paul’s Lutheran
S. 5
Ngelical Congregational
H. J. Kline
JED Brethren
J. C. H. Wight
Ormed
Geo. B. Raezer
Lititz
Penryn
ACH OF the Brethren
I S
ERAN
F. A. Weichsel
EL Hill Lutheran
Aolic
Flville U. B
S. G.jauffman
Jr. C. E
Sr. C. EL
Oregon Church
C. HB
Merville United Brethren
3. S
Tjohn’s Lutheran, Brieckerje
O. O. Leidich
The Smiling Lieutenant at Grand Theatre Lanville
A forthcoming movie adaptation of Der Prinzgemahl and The Waltz Dream is set to entertain at the Grand Theatre in Lanville starting tomorrow and running into next week. The report notes postwar Vienna as the backdrop and highlights the film’s musical origins and picturesque European setting. Additionally, fisheries by products are reported with byproducts like glue and cod liver oil contributing to annual value.
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Grand Theatre
Lanv
Fsh
Good Advice for Writing on a Subject by Brst Reader
A compact note urges writers to study a topic thoroughly before drafting and to avoid tackling subjects they have not fully read about. It emphasizes thorough preparation and reliance on solid understanding rather than assumptions.
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Richter
Netherlands claim advanced social legislation protects vulnerable groups
The Netherlands asserts its system of social legislation ranks among the world’s most advanced, offering protection to the unemployed, the elderly, and the disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Beast
Obituary for Edwin Wagner Newark J Edwin Wagner Mt Joy
Obituary notice for Edwin Wagner of Newark New Hampshire and Mt Joy. Services to be held this afternoon at home at o'clock standard time and at 2 o'clock at Sporting Hill with interment in Kauffman’s Cemetery.
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Wagner
Newark
Edwin
Mt. Joy
Sporting Hill
Kauffman’s Cemetery
Mrs William Kneier Dead After Illness in City Home
William Kneier, 29, of 376% Street, died at home Saturday afternoon from complications. Born in Cole, he had lived here since May. Survived by his wife and one son, William Jr., and mother Mrs Mary Sprenkle. step brother Charles Werth of Springfield. Services held at Wrights Evangelical Church with burial in Fairview cemetery. Funeral director R M Cht.
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William Kneier
N Street
Colek
Evangelidddision
William Jr
Mary Sprenkle
Charles Wer
Springfield
Mass
Wrights Evangelical Church
Fairview Cemetery
R. M. Cht
Missionary Society Meets at McClouds Bungalow
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church met at McClouds Bungalow on the Conestoga near Brownstown with 52 attendees including families. Mrs. W. M. Plautz presided, readings and talks on Luceda Finds a Friend and the care of the sick were given, a tea followed, and a couple celebrated a June wedding with a shower. The next meeting plans a public event to raise funds for Amy Chadwick Colored Orphanage in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Congregational Church
McCloud
Conestoga
Brownstown
W. M. Plautz
Morris McCloud
Luceda
H. J. Kline
Amy Chadwick
Atlanta
Bells at St Andrew Holborn Echo Agincourt Victory
The bells of St Andrew Holborn in London still toll daily. They date to an older church rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren who retained the bell tower and harmonized it with his design. The peal is likely the oldest in the city, with Westminster Abbey bells dating from a later period.
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Agincourt
Church of St. Andrew
Holborn
London
Christopher Wren
Westminster Abbey
Window Dressing Your Home for Seasonal Curtains
How to refresh summer curtains for fall by washing cotton and durene fabrics. Shake dust, wash soap suds, rinse in warm to lukewarm water, then dry and store. Prepare for winter by choosing warmer shades and fabrics, noting durene’s durability and easy care.
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Udrif
Cpa
Munchy Marshmallow Recipes for Pineapple Salads and Desserts
A vintage collection of marshmallow recipes featuring pineapple. Currant Salad stacks slices of pineapple with currant jelly and marshmallow, walnuts, and whipped cream. Frozen Salad blends pineapple syrup with custard and cream, folded with pineapple, almonds, and marshmallows. A Fruit Dessert Dainty Lucille combines orange, pineapple, grapes, almonds, celery, and marshmallows with a maraschino cherry garnish and a pineapple dressing. The dish closes with a heated pineapple syrup dressing and paprika noted.
Custom of Mourning and Feasting Among Moslems
The Louisville Courier Journal describes Mohammedan Beirams and visiting days when crowds gather at cemeteries, turning the city of the dead into a place of mourning and picnic like feasting. Mourners bring food and palm branches for tombs while servants attend the wealthy. Women scatter palm branches and distribute bread to the poor as crowds find a somber yet communal festival atmosphere. Muslim burials place the deceased in arched vaults, wrapped in burial sheets, facing Mecca, to allow conversation with visiting angels.
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Mecca
Louisville Courier-Journal
Noble Birth Signified by Saxon Title Earl
London Daily Mail notes the term earl as the oldest noble title, from Saxon earla meaning noble birth. It traces its shift from governance of provinces to county heads after conquest, then to near titular status as sheriffs absorbed powers, and explains why wives bore the title countess in this period.
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London Daily Mail
Canute
Wessex
Mercia
Northumbria
England
Walter Raleigh and the start of English colonization
The passage credits Walter Raleigh with initiating English colonization as a strategy against Spain. It notes Raleigh proposed settling the American coast rather than attacking Spanish ports, sending colonies to Roanoke in 1585 and 1587, led by Sir Richard Greenville and John White, whose efforts failed but paved the later Virginia Company ventures.
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America
Walker
Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
Spain
American
Drake
Sir Richard Greenville
Roanoke Island
John White
Virginia Company
Ancient Glass and Window Traditions Through Time
The article traces glass use from Pompeii to medieval England where Richard I sought glass to repair a castle, notes 17th century Italian towns mostly used glass except Genoa, and recalls paper or parchment windows in America’s early houses. It highlights glass as a luxury once taxed, later made ubiquitous by modern manufacturing.
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Pompeii
Richard I
England
Italy
Genoa
Ming
America
Hillside Service Sunday at St John Lutheran Brickerville
The Young People's Council will hold a Hillside Service Sunday evening at St John’s Lutheran Church in Brickerville at 6 15. Helen Yerger will be the speaker. Those planning to attend should meet at Lititz Lutheran Church at 6 o'clock. Last Sunday eve ning Miss Margaret Sanders spoke on Striving for Perfection at the United Brethren Church lawn in Neffsville with Miss Irene Hertzler leading and Miss Margaret Beard and Miss Souders taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Brickerville
Helen Yerger
Lititz Lutheran Church
Margaret Sanders
Neffsville
Irene Hertzler
Margaret Beard
Young Violin Makers Clash Over Honor in Public Ledger
Bay 17 claims Edward Hoffman 35 of Philadelphia is the youngest violin maker in the country, challenged by John Shirk who offered Frank Kandis 17 of Manheim Town High School as the rival. Landis has built two violins, one used in school orchestra with fine tone, inspired after he began playing and guided by J Perry Brett, school manual training instructor.
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Public Ledger
Edward Hoffman
Philadelphia
John 8. Shirk
Near Here
Frank Kandis
Manheim Town
Neffsville
Landis
J. Perry Brett
Two Drivers Arrested in Brickerville Incident
Earl Retten of Brickerville was arrested Sunday night by Policeman Kreider for reckless driving. Walter Strohm of town was also arrested by Kreider for operating a car without a license and refusing to show one.
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Earl Retten
Brickerville
Kreider
Walter Strohm
Pressure and caisson disease near St Louis bridge
Report notes caisson work requires pressure increments with depth. At 100 feet the pressure reaches 60 psi. At the St Louis bridge site a 4 percent atmosphere level caused caisson disease affecting 119 workers and 14 deaths among 600 employed.
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St. Louis
Use for Poetry Shared by New York Literary Circle
A group of women in New York discuss a poetry collection at a literary gathering. The hostess notes she wears out volumes and keeps a volume of poetry on her telephone stand to read while waiting for a number, claiming poetry is a good temper saver and anthology equivalent.
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New York City
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