Religious notices list Sunday services across multiple churches
Moravian and other denominations schedule morning prayers, sermons, Bible study, and Sunday school. Rev J B Har ter and Rev W K Fleck lead St. Pauls and United Evangelical services, with multiple churches in Lititz Akron Rothsville and Mennonite areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland
St. Paul’s Lutheran
W. K. Fleck
J. W. Bobst
Philadelphia
United Evangelical
Harter
United Brethren
JM. Walters
S. S
LeRoy Walters
Ger. B. Raezer
Dagter
Brieckerville
Penryn
Lititz
F.A. Weichsel
Akron
Team
Rothsville
Indiantown
Petersburg
Laney
Hib’s
Church of the Brethren
Man
Front Street
Mercvians Celebrate Church’s Historic Anniversaries
A local church marks a double anniversary this Sunday August 18, dating to its 1787 settlement and 1727 founding. The dedicatory service occurs with communion, recalling the 183 year milestone and a recent building cost of 5326 dollars 58 cents.
Penryn Christian Endeavor Program Highlights August 15
Christian Endeavor in Penryn hosts a Sunday evening program August 15 at 7 o’clock featuring Margaret Gerberich of Lebanon as vocalist and Mary E Lancaster delivering a talk on The Need and Value of Attending Day School. Proceeds benefit the Ardenian Relief Fund with a varied musical and vocal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penryn Christian Endeavor
Cial
Iiss
Margaret Gerberich
Lebanon
Tinata Conservatory of New York
Mary E. Lancaster
Lancaster County School Association
Ardenian Relief Fund
Bairam
Helen
Margaret Erdman
Mary White
Miriam Bishop
Erma Keath
Helen Erdman
Clayton Demy
Lester Bal
War wick House Sale Brings Record Prices for Cattle and Goods
Auction at War wick House yielded 372 sales and 30 persons sold goods on Saturday. Cows fetched record prices with top figures at 222 and 240 dollars. Pigs and other livestock sold well, with items including geese chickens and 42 bushels potatoes as buyers snapped up diverse goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Trolley Loop Upgrade Gains Final Backing
The loop project unites Hershey Transit and Ephrata lines under one terminal after ey Transit Company finally agreed to participate, the last to consent to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey, Transit and
Ephrata
Ey Transit Company
Livestock Show At Elizabeth Farms
A community livestock show will be held Saturday Sept 4 at the old Erie grounds of the Mansion farm near Brickerville. Holstein Shorthorn Guernsey and Jersey cattle Hampshire Chester White Berkshire swine and Plymouth Rocks Leghorns bronze turkeys and other poultry will be exhibited. George Eshleman works to build interest and advertise. He hopes for a big crowd of agriculturists and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mansion
Brickerville
Coleman Farms
Guernsey
Jersey
Hampshire
Chester
Farm Notes On Walnuts Plum List Grafted Apricots
Caterpillars stripping walnut trees arrive later than usual. Spraying recommended but large trees pose a challenge. A farmer reports caterpillars cluster on trunks then shed skins, reemerge to feed aggressively. Abundance and red skinned plums ripe, Burbank variety also starting. Japanese varieties resist insect stings better though rot persists. thinning and spraying help. Thad Will of Lincoln Avenue grows large grafted apricots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Thad Will
Lincoln Avenue
Farmers with damaged crops face uncertain tobacco yields
Farmers Jacob Snyder Peter Hess Samuel Bucher Samuel Oberholtzer Jacob and John Hess report widespread damage around Clay. Some plan not to cut crops as tobacco remains small with five new leaves per stalk expected, affecting potential strip-out sales and overall returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Snyder
Peter Hess
Samuel Bucher
Samuel Oberholtzer
Jacob
John Hess
Poultry breeder Snavely plans exhibition season for Brahmas
Henry J. Snavely of East Main Street ships two pallets and a Singh Brahma cockerel to Shelby for exhibition. Birds hatched in February weigh five and a half to six pounds with twenty pullets hatched that month. Five cockerels were caponized to reach fifteen-plus pounds. Snavely, a prior winner at Allentown, also raises Light Brahma Bantams and notes winter laying traits of the Light Brahma breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Snavely
East Main Street
Shelby,c
Mr. Snavely
Allentown
Silo orders for Indiana summer sale with discounts
Advertises Indiana silo orders for summer delivery with freight savings. Highlights a 10 percent discount on Yellow Pine for a short time and urges placing orders promptly to ensure shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hershey Creamery Increases Capital Stock to 1 Million
The Hershey Creamery Company votes to raise capital from 500000 to 1000000 to fund expanded facilities. A new Florin plant is under construction as part of a wider network including Harrisburg Lancaster Hagerstown and Chambersburg plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Creamery
Hershey Creamery Company
Hershey Copany
Florin
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Will Wild Cherries Be Picked This Year
Wild cherries are abundant this year and will likely be picked. Historically they were used in whiskey and as a medicinal tonic for cramps and stomach ache. Some made wine or “snaps” from the berries, while others let them go to waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Locust Street
Late Hatched Turkeys At Rome Farm
William Snavely of Rome hatched eighteen poults from twenty three eggs under a turkey hen. Four of the poults are pure white and the gobbler shows White Holland blood. He notes a second hen on eyes and that the first eyes were given to farmers. The late setting marks the wind up of the laying season as market prices for turkeys remain high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snavely
Rome
Mr. Snavely
Weedi ng in a Tall Corn Field at Madison
Bill Horst reports in Madison Kansas that his corn field required a lantern from 2 30 until quitting time as weeds were hoed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Kansas
Bill Horst
Job Ads Seek Cook and Nursing Assistant in Pa
A woman is sought for cooking duties and another to assist with nursing at Brethren Home in Neffsville, Pennsylvania. Applications should be directed to the facility for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Home
Neffsville, Pa
Hail Damages Tobacco Crop North of Lititz
A major tobacco loss is reported northeast of Lititz with about two to three hundred acres damaged by hail. Farmers will face financial losses as tobacco must be stripped. Delp area spared some damage while fields east of him suffered heavy impact. Belted strip extended toward Lineolh and Millway with lighter effects south of Hess meeting house. Continuous damage tracked across Pine Hill area near John Landis and Philip Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
U.S. Delp
Linceohy
Millway
Hess’ Meeting House
Pine Hill
John Landis
Philip Martin
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Bobst
St. Paul’s Luthreh
K. Aermstead
Elizabeth
Jstead
Annie Ticker
North Broad Street
Christian Endeavor Program
Elizabeth Farms
Seaman
LEED
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Amos H. Metzler
R.D. No
Bell Phone
Addison Shue
R. D. No
Hiram Longenecker
Bell
Sang-St P
Cyrus R. Gibbel
Bronnerville, Pa
Gall
W. Withers
Wang
I. G. Bushong
Majyyat
M. Hinport
Spruce Street
J. C. Halpern
Cigar Box Factory
E. Main St
University of Wisconsin
M. F. O'Shea
O’shea
Hopkins University of Michigan
Leland
Stanford
Tarvard
Cornell
Beaver Furnace
A. M. Kreeder & Son
Main Street
Penn Esther
Pretzel Baker
E. A. Sturgis’ Bakery
East Main, St., Lititz
Wang-ta
Soub Am Sroom
Cedar St
Estella Grosch
David Hatecker
Sload St
Ind
Jerry Adams
Seaman St
E. K. Zartman
R. D
Retail Merchants’ Association
Sutter
BaGs
Dow
Lard
B. K. Zartman
Geo. L. Hepp
Optometrist
Sarah Weidman
Warwick Township
Lancaster Co
Schaefferstown
Lebanon Co
Harnish
Harnish Attorney
Saug-Et
Phares Weidman
John S. Sesseman
Borough of
James W. Sesseman
Pearl Street
Ella L. Sturgis
Bachman Avenue
Sguly
Broad Street Department Store
South Broad
East Orange Streets
Ats
Dr Scholls
Pfautz Bros
E.mainst
Sprucest
Just
W. B. Goohnaver
Bread
St. Lititz, Pa
Record Office
Tiffel-Freeman CO
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