Moravian and Lutheran Church Schedules Readied
Moravian Rev E S Crosland leads worship at 10 am and 7 pm. Trinity United Evangelical with Rev G W Imboden offers Bible study 9 30 am and services 10 30 am 7 pm plus praise at 6 20 pm. St Pauls Lutheran holds SS 9 15 am, worship 10 30 am and 7 pm. Various denominations list Sunday morning gatherings across Lititz Neffsville and related communities with E service and district SS meetings.
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Crosland
Trinity United Evangelical
G. W. Imboden
St. Paul's Lutheran
S. S
Indiantown
Landis Valley
Lititz
Petersburg
Church of the Brethren
Fairview
Neffsville
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
Moravian Society to Meet in U S Chapel at 7:30
The Moravian E Society will hold Thursday evening service at 7 30 in the U S chapel followed by the monthly social. The Thank offering program by St Pauls Lutheran Penryn was postponed to Friday December 2 with Mrs Gaylord from Brickerville giving the address. Attendance urged with program including hymns readings and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Women’s Missionary Society of St
EH. D. Malschnee
Anna Will
Mary Biemesderfer
Alice Keath
Gaylord
F. A. Weicksel
Moravians Plan Christmas Decorations at Diener's Fest
Moravian church members met Sunday afternoon to discuss Christmas plans at the Diener Fest. They weighed pros and cons of using the envelope system for contributions and praised the Sunday music, both vocal and instrumental. John Carper and assistants will again lead Christmas decorations, earning broad confidence for their artistic work.
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John Carper
King's Daughters Annual Needlework Sale Here Dec 3
The King's Daughters of Lititz and Lexington hold their annual sale of plain and fancy needlework this Saturday afternoon and evening December 3 at the Moravian S. S. chapel. Cakes candies sugar cake streislers sandwiches coffee and ice cream will be on sale. Support the King’s Daywriters by shopping the sale.
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King’s Daughters
Lititz
Lexington
S. 8S
King’s
Rothsville S S Class to Give Interesting Program
The Young Ladies Bible Class of the Rothsville S S will present dialogues recitations and music at the Lutheran church Rothsville at 8 o clock Thursday evening December 8. The Christian Workers Society of Elizabethtown will give a 7 o'clock program Sunday evening at the Church of the Brethren in this place. John Seed notes sixth week in Lancaster General Hospital with improving health and expects to be home within two weeks. Miller and Habecker promote sweaters at low prices.
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Young Ladies Bible
Rothsville S. S
Lutheran Church
Rothsville
Christian Workers Society of
Elizabethtown
Chaurch of the Brethren
Lancaster General Hospital
Obituary of Henry Wealand in Ephrata
Henry Wealand died suddenly of heart failure at the Eagle Hotel in Ephrata at noon Saturday. He was 67, a widower, and a longtime hotel proprietor and cattleman with ties to Mt Airy and Denver. survived by five children and nine grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 1 30 at his granddaughter’s home then United Brethren church services in Ephrata. Interment in Mellinger cemetery near Schoeneck.
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Henry Wealand
Eagle
Ephrata
Mr. Wealand
Gudikunst
Duke Street
Hagle
Mt. Airy
Denver
General Cigar Company
Wealand
Clay Township
Alice
Henry Dissler
Hopeland
Harry
Newark
N. J
Elsie
Carl Brack
Philadelphia
Lottie
Oliver Hauenstein
Martin Gudikunst
United Brethren Church
Mellinger's Cemetery
Schoeneck
Willoughby Litzenberger Dies in Manheim at 88
Willoughby Litzenberger prominent Manheim citizen died Saturday of uraemia after several days illness aged 88. He born in Allentown lived in Manheim 65 years. Hardware firm Litzenberger established 1852. he joined 1879. Chorister of Evangelical church 55 years. Member of I O O F and Free and Accepted Masons. Survived by widow and sister Mrs Allen Henry Allentown. Funeral on Tuesday at home.
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Willoughby Litzenberger
Manheim
Uraemis
Allentown
Litzenberger Hardware Store
Evangelical Church
Free and Accepted Masons
Allen Henry
Creeping Flesh Fear Response Explained by Nerve Impulses
Mevlend Plain Dealer explains fear triggers brain impulses that tighten muscles, raise the heart, tense the throat, and tremble the hands. Blood vessel contraction causes paleness while sweat glands unleash cold sweat, mistaken for coldness though skin is warmed by fear-driven physiology.
Advertising that Anticipates Public Wants
The excerpt urges timely and seasonable advertising. It stresses studying people’s needs, aligning products with the season, and avoiding misleading claims. The speaker criticizes incorrect premises and pointless conclusions in ads and emphasizes learning by doing.
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Aone
Palm Beach
Co operative Potato Buying Topics Draw Lancaster Farmers
The Lancaster County Farm Bureau resumes Saturday Morning Round Table meetings with a focus on potato growing and co operative seed buying. W W Gibbes will explain seed distribution while local growers share spraying experiences. Demonstrations on winter concreting are planned with cement experts, and Lancaster aims to enter a Utility Corn Class at the State Farm Products Show with an early ear selection deadline.
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Lancaster County Farm Bureau
W. W. Gibbes
Brumnerville
Lancaster County Potato Growers’ Co-operative Association
Co-operative Association
Maine
Michigan
Farm Bureau
Portland Cement Co
Lancaster County
Harrisburg
Advertised Nostalgia From a Bygone U S Paper
A slice of 19th century advertising mood shows tonics and patent medicines offered by the New York Mercury era. Names include Godfrey's General Cordial Princely Beautiez Lotion Turlington balm Dr Ryan worm destroyer sugar plumbs and Portais water. The Stoughton Bitters bottle symbolized whiskey tipsy stands and the phrase standing like a Stoughton bottle marked immobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mercury
Dr. Ryan
Dr. Radcliffe
Keyser
Levine
Lady Molyneus
Stoughton
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Neffsville U. B
G. Kauffman
Harry Dunkle
Oregon
Women’s Missionary Society
Penryn
Rothsville S.S
Church of the
Dca Teed
John Seed
Miller & Habecker
Man- Swame
Wolf—Shreiner
Samuel B. Wolf
H. M. Wolf
Akron
Anna K. Shreiner
H. H. Shreiner
Lancaster
T. M. Wolf
Esther Shreiner
Warren Boyer
Society of Farm Women
Society of Farm Women No. 1
Diller R. Groff
Miss Forbes
State College
Willis Gibbel
Meldor Knitting Mill
H. P. Cushman
East Main Street
Fred Spinner
Frank E .Eby
North Locust St
Denis
George Dennis
Front St
Luite
Geo. B. McCauley
Furrier
Ind
Broad St
Lititz Fire Company
Harold Murr
George Evans
Centre St
Diller Groff
Lime Rock
R. D
Bushong
Rothsville Mills
C.F. Ritchie
Main Street
E. Main Street
Lititz, Pa
C. E. Adams
Front Street
Fry
Litita
P.O. Box
Walter H. Buch
East Main St
Eugene Long
Albert Christener
Broad Street
Lititz Springs Livery Stable
Clayton Roth
K. Zartman
Emports Cigar Factory
Loeffler
Pfantz Bros. Dept
E. Main St
Spruce St
Hamilton, Elgin
Waltham, Swiss
Ralph M. Spacht
Leaman & Leed
N. Bread St
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