Fire Alarm Taps and Sunday Worship Notices
Fire alarm bell taps listed for local locations and services sung by multiple churches. Morning prayers, ordination, lovefeast, and holy communion scheduled for August 18. Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, Lutheran, Reformed, and Mennonite services noted with times and venues across Neffsville Lititz and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
E.S. Hagen
Unirep Evangelical
J. W. Woehrle
Wneffsville
Lititz
S.C. EB
J. W. Bittner
Harvest Home
Brickerville
White Oak
Geo. B. Raezer
J. HE. Keene
Mt. Gretnan
Church OF the Brethren
Petersburg
Manheim
Mennonite
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Renovated Mo Ravian church to reopen August 18 1912
A church circular reports the Mo ravian congregation will reopen worship on Sunday August 18 1912 marking 16 years since the church founded and 125 years since the 1787 dedication. Bishop C L Moench will rededicate the building and organ, with Irvin E Dee ordained deacon. Local market news notes vegetables and poultry prices with beans, corn, tomatoes, butter and eggs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church
Berthelsdorf
Germany
C. L. Moench
P.E. C
House of God
Irvin E. Dee
Linden Hall Seminary
Moench
Local Real Estate Transactions Lie in Elmer Township and Vicinity
Milton W. Diehm buys from David Frederick a truck farm in Elizabeth township near the Speedwell farms one mile east of Elm on private terms. Heirs of Peter P. Will sell at private sale to Emanuel Ruhl the two story frame dwelling, barn and two acres at Elstonville Penn township for 3000 dollars. J F Bechtel sells Ephrata grocery and dwelling to M E Bushong on private terms effective October 1. Daniel Earhart of Manheim sells to Moses W. Wenger a 100 acre farm with improvements in Rapho township near the Midway school house for 9000 dollars. Samuel G Keller of near Manheim sells his 128 acre and 57 perches farm with improvements in Rapho near Back Run to Albert Retten for 90 dollars per acre. Ex Register of Wills Benjamin Wissler of Clay township buys Mrs Sallie Wenger’s property in Lincoln for 2200 dollars and will move next spring. The Record one dollar per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton W. Diehm
David Frederick
Elizabeth Township
Speedwell
Elm
Peter P
Emanuel
Ruhl
Elstonville
Penn Township
J. F. Bechtel
Ephrata
M.E. Bushong
Daniel Earhart
Manheim
Moses W. Wenger
Rapho Township
Samuel G.keller
Back ‘Run
Albert Retten
Register of Wills
Benjamin’ Wissler
Clay Township
Sallie ‘Wenger
Lincoln
Bretzels Loses Rainout in Lititz Baseball Series
The Arions of Lancaster and the Lititz Bretzels did not play Saturday due to intermittent rain. The rubber game of the three game set remains unsettled, with Lititz planning a Mountville trip to meet their strong local rivals. LeRoy Hacker left Lititz for Reading, but reserve players keep the lineup solid. A large crowd is expected for the August 24 Manheim vs Lititz clash. The WTU meets August 16 at the Springs with toasts planned and weather contingencies noted. Scouts enjoyed camptime. Lititz beat Harrisburg 10 to 2 in a Wednesday baseball game. Tobacco outlook improved as cool nights gave way to warmth, with Jacob Kauffman’s 22 inch leaves highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arions
Lancaster
Mountville
Lititz
Butzer
LeRoy Hacker
Reading
Hacker
Manheim
Carpenter
F. Spiekler
Rudy
U. Spiekler
Stark
McCloud
Meily
Weir
Philadelphia
Bretzel
Colebrook
Jos. Kofroth
Harry Lenhart
Lloyd Smith
Harrisburg
Jack Frost
Jacob Kauffman
Orange Street
The Nuptial Tie
Educational circles showed considerable interest in the wedding of Miss Frances M. Steitler and Herman T. Frueauff. Frueauff, 67, Moravian educator of Bethlehem, and Steitler head of a private Allentown school, married with Rev Dr Paul de Schweinitz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Steitler
Steitler
Allentown
Herman T. Frueauff
Bethlehem
Frueauff
Chester County
Eugene A. Frueauff
Linden Hall Seminary
Paul de Schweinitz
Moravian Provincial Elders’ Conference
Moravian Church In America
Six Lititz Boys Pay For Belts After Camp Meeting Thefts
During last week’s Millway camp meeting six Lititz youths stopped at S A Hiechenberg’s store near the grounds. Four leather belts valued at fifty cents each were found missing from a box. One boy was recognized, actions delayed, and on Thursday the six returned offering restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Millway
Lititz
S. A. Hiechenberg
Eichenberg
Mr. Hichenberg
Recordings and odds ends from a local sale notice
A note lists varied sayings and observations tied to late summer and daily life, followed by a sale alert. It mentions a clearance of thirteen men's suits sizes 34 to 42 and twenty-three children’s suits ages 14 to 16, urging early attendance at Waxter H. Bucu sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxter H. Bucu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Host House
Yisher’s
Linden ‘Hall
Gor
N. Cedar
Front
Shelley’s
Spruce and Orange
Broad and Lemon Sts
Bretzels
Co. T. U. Annual Meeting
Lititz Springs
Little Springs
The
Boy Scouts
Mt. Airy
Christ
Yerger
Mt. Gretna
Frueauff-Steitler
Bailey Ulrich
John E. Bailey
Jmmanuel Bailey
Miriam Ulrich
Cassel’s
Simon Ulrich
Sporting Hill
J. F. Knittle
Brackhill
Christian Brackhill
D. A. Brackhill
United States Asbestos Works
Misa Mutchie Uhlig
Sarah Uhlig
Rothsville
Genesia
Madlem Showalter
Heinicke
D* J. Paul Roebuck
N. Duke Street
Orrick Howes
MM. Yoder
E. Mazn
Lariz
Ind
Bell
James C
D. Alonzo Long
Broad Street
Clement Jenkins
Woolworth
Bell Lane
Penny M
Warren S. Buch
E. Grant
St. Hassler
Lititz, Pa
Howser
Young
Tunle
Marsalue
Long Whacher
Broad St
Breschnerer
South Spruce St. Tititz, PA
W. Main
Gill
Voadt Rey Shoe Ee
N. L. Swift
Nettsville
Spirella Company
Meadville
B. Kissinger
J. M. Baker
James J. Tuerener
Hilitz Bretzel Co
Union Salt Co
Jack
Tnd
D. W. Withers
S. & H. Green
Pfautz Bros
Lititz Drug & Dept. Store
Fry’s New Store
Osdar Sta
Lirirg
National Biscuit Co
I. H. Doster
Sturgis
Althe Lititz Bookstore
Oliver Typewriter
Kellogg’s Toasted
R. N. Wolle Est
Main Street
E. Main Street
Lititz Jeweler
Hepp
ER. N. Wolle
Kellogg’s
Lutz’s Variety Store
Postoffice
Eliteitz
South Broad Street
Marion
James Shileman
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Phila
Julia
Western Creamery
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