Religious Notices and Local Items From August Issue
Local intelligence reports various church notices across denominations with services listed for Sunday and week, including Lutheran German and English sermons, Moravian preparatory services and English preaching by Rev. J. Max Hark, and Reformed and Baptist services in Bethany New Haven East Petersburg and Middle Creek. It also notes a crab apple tree curiosity, cemetery improvements by Christian Haisch, a runaway wagon incident injuring John B Wissler, and passenger counts from picnic excursions via R and C railroad. Also mentions upcoming Sunday school celebration, a camp meeting at Witmer’s Grove, a Mannheim and Sporting Hill turnpike project, a Lancaster factory suspension due to Abram Bitner assignment, and historical notes on fence panels near Millport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnay
White Oak
Bothsville
Moravian
J. Max Hark
Lancaster
East Petersburg
Middle Creek
Bethany
New Haven
Mountain Hotel
Brickerville
Shaefferstown
Witmer'’s Grove
A. B. de Nomination
John FP. Stauffer
Mannheim and
Sporting Hill
Abram Bitner
Lancaster Watch Factory
Bitner
Ephrata Review
John Michael
Grape Hotel
Millport
W. Hayes Grier
Columbia Herald
J. W. Jones
Grier
Harrisburg
Church of God
Regan
Tandisville
Reading and Columbia Railroad
Akron atfa irs camp meeting progress at Brownstown
The camp meeting at Brownstown draws good attendance as Mr Sol Brown oversees improvements including a boarding house and tree plantings to replace older trees. A fisherman named Daniel Smith caught forty fish and nine eels, while Jacob Buch’s new house nears completion and Abram Roeland reports strong orders for his new fishing rig. Attorney P Bereker visits Lancaster to consult in legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Brownstown
Sol, Brown
Daniel Smith
Smith
Millway
Lancaster Post
Jacob Buch
Ibram Roeland
Herill
Ite Roob
New York
Manheim Band Progress, Voter Lists, and Local Happenings
The Manheim Citizens Corner Band toured through town en route to Rothsville, showcasing musical progress. Warwick township voters list at Lititz Springs Hotel. if not listed, notify assessor within a month to register. Public sale August 11 at Summy House Manheim for a wagonload of Ohio horses. Various local events include Lexington Union Sunday-school celebration, camp meeting preparations, and minor accidents at the camp grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Manheim
Summy House
Carlos
J. W. Baker
8. & E. Grosh
Lititz
Munhei
Danner's Stone
Frank Evans
Jefferson Keener
Buffalo
N. Y
Lexington Union
M. Fernster
Brickerville
Ezra Reist
Arael G Eeb
Rathsville
Grape
Pottstown
Jery Worroth
Pennuylfe
Joan Kahl
M. M. Fry & Co
Solu
Gaus Bros. & Rosenthal
New York
Rutaville Remnants and Local Festivities Highlight Weekend
George G. Landis heads to Shippensburg to run a cigar factory under G. G. Landis & Co. In Ruthsville, the Rothsville Band festival in Bollinger's woods drew large crowds with Manheim Citizens' Band joining in. The combined bands played a unified program, netting 70 dollars and aiding the band’s finances after a year of earnings totaling 1,367.74 with 1,465.58 in expenses, leaving a 97.84 debt. Also, a G. A. R. picnic drew a crowd at Millway while a minor quarrel arose from rough beer. Almost drowned at Rudy’s dam near New Haven, Movriie, son of M. M. Fieles, narrowly escaped after sinking twice in a deep pool. Ezra Becker and Elmer Groff rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutasville
George G. Landis
Shippensburg
Cumberland County
G.G. Landis & Co
Terpsichore
Rothsville
Bollinger’s Woods
Manheim Citizens
Millway
Rudy's Dam
New Haven
Movriie
M. M. Fieles
Ezra Becker
Elmer Groff
Lititz excursion shines in Pottstown report
A Pottstown Reporter highlights Lititz as a welcoming summer retreat with Moravian roots and growing infrastructure. The piece notes Linden Hall Seminary, Lititz Academy, and Be Family School, plus upscale homes and a liberal turnpike project funded at 12000 dollars. Visitors included Governor Sherman and Mrs. Swift. Killian’s Lititz Spring Motel enhances hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Lititz
Pottstown Ledger
Strohl
Old Moravian Church
Linden Hall Seminary
H. A. Grickenatein
Litits Academy
G. W. Trepp
Be Family School
Emanuel Kauffmag
Keogh & Echternach
Doncaster
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Baltimore
A. G. Killian
Governor Sherman
Town
Indge Swift
Detroit
Mich
My. Killian
Kinzer
Local notes from Lititz and Springs events blend rumors and church news
A ragged miscellany reports on social gossip and local mischief, including alleged pressures on a Lititz husband, a report on quarry gossip and satire, and extensive notes on church dedication at Terre Hill. It describes visitors, excursions, and a quilting party, plus a runaway incident, nuisance acts at the Springs, and upcoming parish gatherings with speeches and meals.
Local Visitors and Notable Excursions in Lititz
A parade of guests visits Lititz from Reading, Lancaster, Allentown, and Bethlehem, including Mr T J Stewart of Trenton and Miss Maggie Webbert of Mechanicsburg. Notable departures include a new Emerson piano drawing crowds at Warwick House, and an elegant yet forthright portrayal of an itinerant German worker named Fisher. An upcoming Grand Army and K of P excursion to Atlantic City and Philadelphia is announced for August 1 with round trips priced at 2.90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Stewart
Trenton
N. J
Cornwall
Lebanon County
Edward Bicking
Philadelphia
Cheatnut Street
Maggie Webbert
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
Elias Buah
Wm. H. Kline
Stevens
William
J. Harry Carey
Pottstown Daily Ledger
Bacorn
Margaret Thocle
Patayra
P. J. Roebuck
Mary E. Miller
Wilmington
Delaware
John Huber
Bethlehem
Warwick
J. G. Brobst
Minnie
Monraville
Berks County
Albert Sturgis
Louisa
Lizzie Hall
Reading
H. B. Buch
Mary Ann Isoll
Ing Lititz
Clara Breneman
Ada Wechter
Neffsa
Matilda Geitner
Veronia Sturgis
Allentown
James Geitner
Elmer Feller
Nettie Shenck
Susan Breneman
Alice Feller
Ella Breneman
David Bowman
Wenger
Lancaster
Brenemtan
Joseph Teller
New York
Lydia Doster
Manne
Flora
York
Emma Kulp
Isaac Kulp
Grater's Ford
Montgomery County
Lititz
Johnson Miller
Prasso
Emerson
Warwick House
Fisher
Atram Lane
Lie
Grand Army and
K. of P
Atlantic City
Philadelphis
Jeavee
Philadelphia August 7 1983 Stock and Produce Market Notice
WOLLE. Closing prices of DeHaven Townsend bankers at 26 South Third Street. Stocks bought and sold for cash or on margin in Philadelphia and Reading Railway Lehigh Valley Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co Rand Canal Co Northern Central Hestonville Pass Central Transportation Co Northern Pacific Philadelphia and Erie. Flour and Grain Markets corrected weekly. Wheat Rye Oats Barley Corn. Philadelphia Produce Market August 7 Fleer in demand. Sugar: butter eggs turkey chickens ducks. Philadelphia cattle market arrivals: cattle hogs sheep. Beef cattle firmer, common stock hard to dispose of. Milch cows fair. Hog market depressed by Chicago trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHaven & Townsend Bankers
South Thirdstreet
Gadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
N. J.B. Rand Canal Co
Northern Central
Hestonville Pass
R. Pitts
Tit
Bur
BR. R. Co
Central Transportation Co
Northern Pacific
Core
North Pennsylvania
BR. H. Philadelphia & Erie
Prades
Dss
B. J. Barr
Litus Steam Mills
Barre
Lititz
Hi. Tahindy
Priadelphia
PHILA
Fleer
Minnesota
Sas
Peansy Evils Family
Ted
Gatse
Perna
Chicago
Autumn Newsnotes and Seasonal Oddities Record
A montage of short notes on harvests weather and local signals. Mentions peaches plentiful in cities but scarce locally and a booming tomato crop. notes on fair trade prospects and rising daylight change. Warns to drive carefully at railroad crossings and to muzzle beer glasses before frothing. Mentions excursions to Atlantic City Bethlehem and Lancaster area and a temperance quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Beth- Schem
K. of P
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
David Mayer
Lancaster
TSHUDY'S STORE OFFERS LOW PRICES ON DRY GOODS
TS HUDY S STORE prints at 5 6 7 and 8 cts lawns at 6 and 8 cts ginghams seersucker cheviots and shirtings yancy hose in all sizes mosquito netting new fresh groceries sugars and coffees Bethlehem Roller Process Flour Snyder s and Brubaker s Best Family Flour hams shoulders bologna dried beef corn beef beef tongues boneless canned pigs feet mackerel salmon and sardines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Snyder's
Brubaker
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EH. Ewer, Gadertaker
Mair Littez
Stre
Local Intelligence
George Ochs
Looxs WreLu
Cuttistian Haisch
John B. Wissler
Brunnerville
Columbia
Ephrata
Wreimelsdorf
Wew P. Bereker
King Atrect
Brownstown Bros
der Kner
KR. W. Bard
A. K. Hornberger
Thomas Bowman
George Carpenter
Earlville
Carp
Fanny Bishop
Jane Long
Benjamin Bishop
Bishop
Mannheim
Pennville
Michael Bear
H. L. Shelly
Fujnerai
Hereley's
Manheim Borough
Jobo Beck
John
Alk
Flo
Christian Y. Becker
Mrs. Becker
Jett Keener
Henry Frederick
Broad Street
Vanes
Keller
Cuurce Depharton
Terre Hinu
Terre Ell
Uader
Bowtian
Stev. J. £. Koerr
J. Stirk
Chubb
Overholser
Fehr
Saylor
J. C. Kantner
Lilac
Wudine
Lancaster Grae
Ramuel Breitigam
Miller
Mt. Hope Mills
Penn Township
Jacob 8
Keener
Rapho Township
Joseph Schwartly
Mt. Hope
Jobo Fulmer
Rio
Lebanon
Cincinali
Ohio
Manheim Sentinel
Breitegam
Bpeehweik
Bomberger
Jilace
Henry Eberly
Newtown
Lay
Ranklin
Orange Street
Shober
Semple
Wolle
Gio
Mason’s
Millway Station
R&clr
James A. Heitler
Jylitt Millway
Lancaster Go
de Nees
Jas. M. Edwards
Rochester
N.Y
Georche Binghnman
Hoich
Timothy
D. Scrainer
Sturgis
Lancaster County
Sarah Conn
Main Street
Susan Huber
Mrs. Dream
P. Lodge
Lehigh University
Calypso Island
Lehigh River
Inston
Tiskets
Britrain House
Springs Hotel
Mileksack's
Ibach
Jacob Eberty
Lincoln
Z. W- Leber
Bobrata
Dr. Wacker
Denver
Shueffer
Warners
Ville
G.S. Geyer
Hothaville
Z. G. Brosey
Manhein
Wm. Amer
Tshudy's Store
Julius VF. Sturgis
Mason's
Haydn H. Tshudy
Notigh
Bane
Henry Lutz
Elizabeth Township
Benjamin Lutz
O. P. Brrower
Mary D. Hnss
LG Manheim Township
T.A
A. O.jilyus
Israel G. Beb
O.T. A
Reuben Becker
Warwick Iownkie
Alice
Israel G. Erb
Art House
City of
Owen P. Brick BH
Tobasco
W. A.sanders & Bro
Ushalt
Joan Spicete
Bard's Dragon Store
Philadelpha
Arpanha
Holyoke
Penn Wolumbien
Buods
Barr
Lititz Springs Hotel
Maylbly
The
Sturgis House
EDW
Prap
Continental Hotel
1Stalasd Restaurand
Cuestnun ST
Opeposite Penna KR
Hi. C. Seldomridge
L. G. Kemper
Deo’d
H.C. Seeldombridge
Columbia House
E. A. Hutton
North Broad Street
Masonic Temple
Academy of Uine Arts
ILE
Farwick
R. B. Station
God Wlyle
Carpenter
Prop
TPR
Syye
Phares W. Fry
Queen Streets
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