Church and Sunday School listings in Lititz area
Local church notices list times for EVANGELICAL Mennonite Brethren Brethren and St Pauls Lutheran services. Moravian Neffsville and Lititz churches schedule morning worships, evening sermons, sundry festival days and Sunday School. Obituaries note deaths of Margie Ranck, Mrs. Annie Fry, Ella McClurg, Reuben Hess, Frank Kopp, and Winfield Becker with funeral details.
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Hess
Erisman’s
Manheim
Lititz
Church Notes and Upcoming Services in Lititz Area
Rev Stover Kulp will speak in Lititz Brethren church Friday at 7 30 PM. Next Sunday Moravian children observe the 199th anniversary of Hernhut revival with lovefeast. Rothsville and Akron services omitted during Rev Weichsel’s vacation. August 29 Brickerville and Penryn preach by Rev Clarke. Young People plan Hillside services August 22 Neffsville lawn, weather backup Lutheran Sunday School. August 29 Lititz Moravian lawn service and Treasurer Hunt August 29 meet at Lititz Lutheran at 8 PM, bring flashlights.
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E. S. Crosland
Romig
Neffsville
U.B
S. G. Kauffman
Young People’s Division
Ninth District
Oregon
Stover Kulp
Africa
Lititz Brethren
Moravian Church
Hernhut
Germany
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
G. D. Clarke
Bridgeton
N. J
Brickerville
Penryn
Young People’s Council of District No. 9
United Brethren Church
Lutheran Sunday School
Harry Lawrence
Near Lancaster
Lititz
Obituary of Paul B Hess Prominent New Holland businessman dies
Paul B Hess a leading New Holland business man died at his home Friday evening from injuries sustained in a Wednesday fall that affected his spinal cord. He was son of John M and Lottie Hess of Brownstown and a graduate of Pennsylvania Business College Lancaster. He had been active in New Holland business and was married to Miss.
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Paul B. Hess
New Holland
John M
Lottie Hess
Brownstown
Pennsylvania Busines College of Lancaster
Mr. Hess
Mrs Barbara Hull Dies Sudden at Hull's Tavern
Mrs Barbara Tinll Hull 61 of Hull's Tavern between Manheim and Lebanon died Monday at 9 50 from acute indigestion. Born October 10 1864 she lived at Hull's Tavern 26 years. Survived by husband John Hull two children John Hull of Lebanon and Florence wife of John Seigrist of Lebanon brothers John Glazier and Mrs John Anderson of Lancaster sister Mrs Samuel Zecher of Philadelphia and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 PM from the home with interment Greenwood Cemetery Lancaster.
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Annie
Fry
Rothsville
Seltzer
Lutheran Church
Amelia
Harry Adams
Mountville
Walter
Lititz
John
Manheim
Phares
John Seltzer
Pittsburgh
Ella H. McClurg
East New Street
Ella Shhreiner
Lexington
Church of the Brethren
Gup
Jennie
Frank Kopp
Neffsville
Kopp
Warwick
United Brethren Church
Emma Sowers
Clarence
Arthur F
East Petersburg
Ella Hidemiller
Henry
William
Lebanon
Mary Summer
Charles Vogle
John Seaman
Lancaster
Winfield S. Becker
Winfield Scott Becker
East Main Street
Kissel Hill
Litita
Moravian Church
Lititz Springs
Order of Independent Americans
Mary Ann Sturgis
Esther
George Marshall
Paul
Barbara Hull
Barbara Tinll
Hull's Tavern
Hull
Hul’s Tavern
Barbara Glazier
John Hull
Florence
John Seigrist
John Anderson
John Glazier
Samuel Zecher
Philadelphia
Greenwood Cemetery
Electrocution From Lightning Charged Water Pipe Near Neffsville
Aaron L Long, a retired farmer living on Landis Valley Road near Neffsville, was killed by an electrical shock after lightning struck his water system. He reached for a basement faucet to draw water and was struck, dying instantly. Survived by a wife and daughter, private funeral services were held at Landis Valley Mennonite Church cemetery. The storm’s strikes included two heifers killed and a chimney hit nearby.
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Margie L. Ranch
John M
Elizabeth Ranck
New Holland
New Zolland Machine Company
Charles Martin
Rothsville
Trinity Lutheran Church
Aaron L. Long
Neffsville
Long
Landis Valley Road
Eri. H. Witmer
Lancaster
Landis Valley Tennonite Church
Long Home
Severest Thunderstorm Damages Moravian Campus and Town
A severe storm flooded the Moravian area forcing the paper mill to close for several days. Lititz Fire Company pumped out water from cellars and Forney's quarry. A brick wall toppled at Linden Hall campus, with damages near 1000 dollars. Ivan Bushong lost about 120 chickens at Hood.
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Lititz Fire Company
Imor
Forney
Linden Hall
Ivan Bushong
Two Barns Burn in Lightning Fire Near Lititz Farms
Lightning struck near Lititz destroying barns on Herman Metzler and Ernest Weavers Minnich farm tenanted by Ernest Weaver. Fires razed a tobacco barn and hog shed on Metzler, plus livestock including mules horses and hogs. Lititz and Manheim fire companies aided, water drawn from a stream to fight the blazes.
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Herman Metzler
Minnich
Ernest Weaver
Lititz
Metzler Farm
Lititz Fire Company
Metzler
Manheim Fire Company
Lightning Wrecks Three Farms North of Lincoln
A barn on Charles Stamm Jr s farm north of Lincoln was struck by lightning and destroyed. At Henry Miller s straw shed southwest of town the blaze left thirty bales of straw a tractor and several implements total losses. Near Retten s mill in Ephrata township a large bank barn was hit about 3 pm and burned completely. livestock were saved.
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Charles Stamm
Lincoln
Henry Miller
Lititz Fire Co
Samuel K. Witters
Retten’s Mill
Ephrata
Bananas, Pigs, and More at Warwick House Sale
Warwick House hosted a busy sale on Saturday with 490 items sold. Highlights include twenty pigs for 5 to 12.25 dollars, 2 rabbits at 70 cents each, pigeons 14 cents each, chickens 70 cents, 80 bunches of bananas at 80 cents to 1.25 per bunch, 75 bushels of potatoes up to 1.25, 30 pounds of bologna at 28 cents per pound, 1000 cigars at 2 dollars per hundred, 25 shirts 60 to 70 cents, augers 2.45, and set wrenches 2.05.
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Warwick House
Wanted Gift Articles Shoppe Partner in Lancaster
A WANTED notice seeks a young lady or business person to partner in opening a gift shop in Lancaster. It promises a favorable proposition with little investment and offers details on dealer costs and profits, inviting salesmen and salesladies to contact P. K. & G. S. at the Chronicle Office. Address George L. Lane Mansfield Ohio or Saug-ti.
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Chronicle Office
Lancaster
George L. Lane
Mansfield
Ohio
Saug-ti
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Fairview
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White Oak
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
Sammel
G. D. Clark
Brunnerville U. B
F. E. Druckenbrod
A. M. Shissier
United Brethren
J. C. H. Light
C. E
ST. John’s Brickerville
ER. E. Shantz
Reuben Hess
Martin Tess
Oroville
Hess’ Mennonite Church
BO Paul
Notich
Samuel
Shaeffer
Edwin EH
Sheaffer
Lititz, R. D
B. Harrison Sheaffer
Liberty St
Joseph B. Wissler
Geo. L. Hepp
Elizabeth E. Hepp
Executrix
Real Estate & Insurance
Penn Real Estate CO
H. N. Reiber
Penn State
Hollinger
Liberty Street
Charles Krick
Orange St
Woolworth Chemical CO
Meiskey
Lemon Street
Lester
Bell
Charles Weaver
N. Broad
M. F. Getz
Millway
E. E. Habecker
Lititz, Pa
Abram Graybill Hallville
D. M. Weaver
R. D
ph.e.Ld
S. Broad Street
A. T. Litch
E. Main Street
Wick
J. P. Reed
Mill & Market
John B. Kauffman, Jr
Spruce Street
Bertha Klaus
MONEY
Starry C. Fry
Penn Township
Lancaster County
Alice M. Fry
Harris
Jos. S. Harris & Co
E. Main St
Lititz Pa
Hummer Electric Co
Lincoln, Pa
Westinghouse Automatic Irons
Hamilton-Beach Cleaners
Horton Electric Washers
Atwater-Kent
Freid-Eisemann
Firestone
Oldsfield
C. M. Snavely E. Main St
W. H. Muth & Co
Normandy
Zartman’s
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