Religious Notices See Local Church Schedules
Moravian Reverend Vogler assists preaching Sunday morning and evening. United Evangelical Reverend Harper preaches at 10 am with Sunday School at 1 30 and evening service at 7. Brethren Reverend Walters hosts 10 am service with Sunday School at 1 30 and evening at 7. Brethren Junior service Saturday afternoon. Church of the Brethren holds services in Lititz Millport Longeneeker's Neffsville Home Lexington Fairview morning and evening. Reformed Church Reverend Kaeser serves Brickerville at 10 am. Penryn 2 pm preaching with catechetical instruction at 3 pm and Sunday School at 9 am. Lititz services at 8 and 1 30 with 7 pm preaching. Mennonite Sunday morning at Indiantown Petersburg Landis Valley Lititz. evening at Erb's. Catholic Church services on the third and fifth Sundays at 10 am in the new church on East Front Street. Sunday 10 am Rev Andrew Stoltz of Reading Moravian Church preaches in the absence of pulpits with assistant pastor speaking for Larger Moravian Foundation. Evening Rev. will preach on Melchizedek in his own pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vogler
United Evangelical
J. S. Harper
United
J. M. Walters
C. BE
Andrew Stoltz
Reading Mtoravian
Reading Morajan
Rey Wler
Daughters Sale at Mora vian S S Chapel in Lititz
The five circles of Lititz and the Lexington Circle announce their annual sale on Saturday December 4 at Mora vian S S Chapel. Afternoon and evening sales feature fancy work cokes candies sandwiches streislers ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Lexington
Meeting notices of local women groups and Delphian event
The regular meeting of the Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women No 1 will be held at Mrs Reidenbaughs on December 4 with recipe exchanges and entertainment. A local hospital auxiliary will meet at Mrs Sarah Jenkins home Friday at 7 30 PM. A Love One Another Circle of Kings Daughters will meet Thursday December 2 and sell finished works on December 4. The Lititz Delphian Society meets December 7 at 5 PM at Mrs A R Bombergers. Ancient Christmas custom described in Cumnar Berkshire with feasting for parishioners and distribution to the poor.
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The
Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women No. 1
Reidenbaugh
Alb
General Hospital
Sarah Jenkins
King’s Daughters
Lititz
Delphian Society
At & P
Cumnar
Berkshire
Orphan's Court
Loncaster County
Addison C. Plautz
Hershey & Gibbes
Main Street
Borough of
East Main Street
Cherry Alley
Clara Pfantz
Henry R. Gibbel
A. C. Plauty
Deeraged
H. H. Snavely
Auvet
J. W. G. Hershey
Clark
Frank Kready
Traditions of the Christmas Festival in World Records
The excerpt recalls how traditions of the Christmas festival appear across nations and generations in enduring tales that stir listeners with alternating fear and delight. It cites Sir Walter Scott noting births on Christmas or Good Friday bring spirits and power to command them, and mentions Philip II’s downcast look allegedly tied to this privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Philip II
Bring Smiles of Gladness and Joy of Giving
A reflection on the meaning of Christmas joy emphasizes that happiness comes more from giving and surprising others than from receiving gifts. The passage highlights the heartfelt value of acts that bring smiles to others during the holiday season.
Hornet and Yellow Jacket Nests Abundant This Season
The article notes a unusually high number of hornet and yellow jacket nests after leaves fall. Nests are pear shaped and range from a peck to a half bushel, built of paper-like wood pulp from dead trees or fences. It details uses and risks, the fall abandonment, and asks for a study of their winter life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornet
Yellow Jacket
Waddin
Has French Hazel Nuts and Japanese Walnut Trees
Nathan Reist gathered more than a peck of hazel nuts from a bush on his premises. The oblong kernels are larger than a peanut, with early blooms and frost risk. Nearby are several hundred Japanese walnut trees introduced by William Seivertling that now bear nuts with easy to pick meat and rich butter nut like flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Reist
Mr. Reist
Reist
William Seiverling
Farmers Bank of Lititz Offers Convenient Farmbook
Of Interest to Farmers The Farmers Bank of Lititz presents a neat concise accounting book for farmers to track income from all sources and running expenses. It requires little time to record monthly items and easily compiles an annual statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank of
Lititz
Pretty wedding unites Ella Lutz and Guy Mohler in Bareville
On Wednesday evening, November 24, Miss Ella K. Lutz, Locust street Lutitz, married Guy G. Mohler, Denver, in a ceremony by Elder D. S. Myer at his Bareville residence. About fifty guests attended a Thanksgiving reception hosted by the groom’s parents, with plans to start housekeeping next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella K. Lutz
Lemon Lutz
Locust Street
Lutitz
Guy G. Mohler
Morris Mohler
Denver
D. S. Myer
Bareville
Early Capture of Cracksmen Looting of Landisville Bank Suspected
Chester County district attorney expects rapid arrests of suspected cracksmen tied to the First National Bank robbery at Landisville and a prior Elverson theft. He notes more than 100000 in bonds and securities were stolen from 120 deposit boxes. A Roanoke, Virginia arrest connected to a similar bank raid yielded $100000 in bonds found in a car. Bank directors withhold statement on total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester County
First National Bank
Landisville
Elverson
Roanoke
Virginia Bank
Landisville Bank
Lititz Borough to issue bonds for floating indebtedness
An ordinance authorizes the Burgess of Lititz Pennsylvania to issue thirty thousand dollars in coupon bonds, five hundred dollars each, bearing five percent interest, redeemable over fifteen years. Proposals are to be invited weekly for three weeks in local papers, with proceeds funding floating debt and a two year tax to repay principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Borough of
United States
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lititz Record
Lititz Express
A. D
H. H. Romberger
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Meeting of Farm Women
Ads
Uga
Nathan E. Reist
Uncle Ad
Cos
Mohler-Lutz
Leber
Washington Avenue
Ephrata
Kansas
Missouri
W. Baker
M. G. Kurtz
M. W. Hess
Attest
J. BL Herr
Norman
Badore, Burgess
J. W Bruckart & Son Ind
Amos Verger
Lincoln Avenue
Queen
B. Keller BR. Oia
St. Barber Shop
Fruitland Farm
J. W. Bruckart & Son Ind
Elbows Coal
A. M. Kreider & Son Tinsmithing and Plumbing
Main St
Orange ST
Ader
F. L. Sammet, Jr
R. D
Millway Rural Telephone Company, Limited
County of
Lancaster
Amos B. Oberholtzer
M. G. Schaeffer
Anov
Bell
Ind
Quaker Hill Nurseries
Newark
New York State
Lincoan Avenue
White Wyandotte
Fisher
Martin
Canada
A. L. Flory
E. C. Ritchif
W. Main St
Moravian Home
Lititz, Pa
inov-It
Estella Groseh
David Habecker
S. Broad St
Dodge
Zartman
FORD
Leman 'S
N. Broad Street
J. L. Halpern
Halpern Cigar Factory
H. T. Frueruff
South St. Cloud St
Allentown
David H. Forsythe
Butt
Brickerville
W. K. Zartman
Shorts
Bk. Zartman
Suuiies
George Dennis
S. Cedar Street
Mary Ernst
Lincon Avenue
Smith
Record Printing House
Lavallieres
Werisch Srwelvr
Haines Union
LH. Doster Suinince
Lititz Music Store Phone Sales & Equipment Co
American Express Company
S. Broad Street
Myers’ Accessory
Alnovatt
MAZDA
C. T. Ritchie
E. Main St
P.O. Box
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