Religious Notices From Lititz Moravian and Nearby Churches
Religious notices list services for Moravian and sister churches in Lititz and area. Includes Harvest Home services at Rothsville and Lititz, preaching times, Sunday school sessions, and a Covenant and Prayer day with a lovefeast flag display noting service members. Also mentions a Brickerville Lutheran convention and a Saturday wedding at the Lutheran parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Crosland
Harper
Harvest Home
Penryn
Brickerville
Lititz
S. S
Church OF the Brethren
Lexington
Manheim
Neffsville
Brethren Home
Erb’s
Landis Valley
Lexington Union Chapel
U. E
E. S. Crosland
Samson
I. Walton Bobst
United Evangelical Church
Richard Meinert
Emaus
I. W. Bobst
Philadelphia
Job
Crosland
U. S
France
Smart
Bessie Gingrich
Victor Wagner
Picnic Grove
Imanuel
Amerieca
F. A. Weicksel
David J. Zariman
Mary Nelson
Lillian Zwally
Akron
Tirzah Weicksel
R. A. Weicksel
Paul Weidman
Frank Gable
Frank Diehm
Rothsville
I. W. Singer
Edgar Weber
M. A. Kurtz
Lancaster
America
Agricultural Notes Report On Tobacco Black Rot Spread
Local tobacco packers report alarming spread of black rot in 1917 holdings. Lindey-Hamilton Co. of New York guarantees return for six months after inspection. George Forrest of Lancaster oversees sampling on D W Withers’s 1100+ cases, 900 in wrappers. Some packers show 50 50 rot, others 170 bad 100 good. Damaged tobacco must be cleaned, with substantial waste possible. Farmers blamed wet handling, green leaves, and frost damage. Henry B Snavely near Brickerville harvested two acres of soup beans, yielding 50 bushels, about 25 per acre, expecting good prices. plans another four acres of beans later variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindey-Hamilton Co
New York
George Forrest
Lancaster
D. W. Withers
Henry B. Snavely
Elizabeth Township
Brickerville
Snavely
Pickles in Demand Amid Summer Harvest Push
J. K. Stoner, known for rais ing pickles this summer, has disposed of several thousand and has more orders than he can fill. Sunday's rain is expected to boost the yield of the late crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Stoner
Cupid
Warick House Semi-Monthly Sale Sees 487 Items Sold
One of the season’s largest semi monthly sales at the Warwick house last Saturday afternoon featured 57 parties with 487 consignments bringing in 6506.49 dollars. Monroe Shue sold 22 cows with top prices of 188 177 and 168, plus 28 Mifflin county cows on commission at 104 and 108. A horse with buggy and harness sold for 102 and another horse for 77. Pigs totaled 157 sold from 4.70 to 25 dollars, a sow brought 47.75. Seventy six bushels of potatoes moved at 70 cents to 2.80 a bushel. Three bantams 26 each, two rabbits 40 each, 28 brooms 75 to 80 cents, and 18 rugs 1.00 to 2.05 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Monroe Shue
Mifflin County
Red Cross League Closes Tonight In Major Baseball Showdown
The Red Cross league ends with Mac McClouds Athletics facing Benny Wier Giants for first place. Athletics lead Giants by one game. a Giants victory would tie for top. Last Thursday a 3 2 A’s win featured Victor Wagners key three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Baseball League
Mac McCloud
Athletics
Benny Wier
Giants
McCloud
Victor Wagner
A’s
Red Sox
Cubs
Buch
Oath No 3 Grounds Moral Duty in Scouting
J. Ho Lennarp, Scout Commissioner, urges Lititz residents to support the Scout movement as a patriotic duty. He argues that the words morally straight compel boys to live virtue, attend church, and prepare for future challenges, not war, while stressing patient, steady progress and community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
England
Scout Movement
J. Ho Lennarp
Cannot Be Done Then Do It Rally Inspires Readers
A vintage motivational verse and a collage of notes praise perseverance and steady labor. The column blends quips about war stamps, school openings, peach canning, and weather hints with pithy aphorisms and light humor.
Travelers Near and Far Visitors Attends and Travels
Local society notes recount gatherings and travels including Mrs. Frank Kulp and family of Lebanon hosted by Edgar Sturgis. David Becker of Philadelphia visiting his mother Elizabeth Becker. Joseph Leinbach from Philadelphia with Dr. D C Martin. Rose Jordan guest of the Martins. Harry Grant of Landisville attending Moravian church services. Mrs. Detterline of Reading visiting her parents and brother Albert Kling who suffered rib injuries in a runaway. Miss Florence Seldamridge touring Niagara Falls and Toronto. Miss Seldamridge and Miss Lydia Doster visiting D B Betzner in Kitchener Ontario. Charles Brobst of Canton Ohio and companion guests at the Springs Hotel en route home from Berks county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kulp
Hattie
Allen Kulp
Lebanon
Edgar Sturgis
David Becker
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Becker
Joseph Leinbach
D. C. Martin
Rose Jordan
Stewartstown
Martin
Harry Grant
Landisville
Charles Detterline
Reading
Jacob Kling
Albert Kling
Lancaster Junction
Charles Brobst
Springs Hotel
Berks County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wei Jers
Ober
F. A. Weichsel
West Orange Street
Harry Weiders
Katie G. Ober
Romanus K Ober
Mr. Gable
Reuben Seyler
Kate Oxenford
Isaac Kauffman
Pottstown
Chas. H. Brobst
Kauffman
Jack’? Gable
Gable
Guidle
Warwick
RED Cross League
Pavilon
Elizabethtown
R. K E. Buch
Buchs
J. Frank Buch
J. F. Buch
R. E. Buch
D. R. Buch
Walter Miller
Henry Buch
James Sesseman
J. K. Mathers
Harry Garman
M. W. Kropp
C. B. Dillman
Libbie Bach
John Dillman
S. W. Bach
Aboys Scouts
Labbor
Pert
Lincoln Ave
Kissel Hill
Mary L. Stauffer
B. H.W
Bok
Lititz, Pa
Bate
D. E. Weicksel Elm
Ath
Moyer
Eastman Kodaks
Lititz Jeweler
Eastman
KODAK
East Grange
Cedar Streets
Vals. HK
Ke, Habecker
Lititz Publ Lic
Vana
2Gatt “Record” Office
Clarence Carpenter
Front St. Lititz
Matepap
Honuw
Lin-coln Avenue
Fattr Jobn
B. Hester
R. O
Anto
M. L. Jones Westlawn
Chester Co
Viastip
Strohe Avenue
Jacol H
Eberly Richland, Pa
Runnerville
Clay
Nim
Bell Phone
Henry B.snavely
Antho
Litite Exchange
N. Queen St
United Telephone & Telegraph Co
Nem
J. C. Brubaker
R.D.A. Lititz
Ibjul Te
Cook
United Zion Home
Horace Kellers
Spruce St
Estella Grosca
W. Main St
Liite
Retail Merchants’ Association
Doster’s
LH. Doster Otis
Miller’s Big Department Store
Warner
Silkine
Angelina
Sanitary Grocery Dept
C.R. Miller H.C. Miller
Columbia Records
General Pershing
Vandersloot
Prince
Trench
Belgium
Flanders
Rice
Gitz Rice
Henry Burr
Maggie
Butterfield
Louise Robinson
Sal
Lange
Campbell
Burr
Uncle Sam
Edwards
Arthur Hall
Murphy
Sterling
Brennan
Arthur Fields
Peerless
McCarron
Morgan
Knight
Logan
Eppel
Earl Fuller
Rector Novelty Orchestra
van and Schenck
Lafayette
Reed Miller
A! Jolson
Husha
Robert Lewis
Harry Brown
William McHwar
Jararimba
Kelly
Billy Williams
Charles Harrison
Old New Hampshire
Old Black Joe
Catholic Boys
Down By the Old Red Mill
Sterling Trio
Johnny
Harry Browne
National Guard of New York
Greek Evans
Sonshine
Jane
Byron Harlan
Knight's Vanilla
Hershey
Pefautz Bros