Fire Alarm Signals And Local Church Notices
Fire alarm taps assigned to various locations around town, followed by a list of church services and revivals including Moravian, Evangelical, Lutheran, Brethren, Mennonite, and Reformed congregations with pastors and service times. The text also notes a Moravian church illustrated lecture, evangelistic plans for January, and a December 26 communion at Elizabeth Farms Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Clarke
Neffsville
Lititze
S.G. Haas
Warwick
Reformed Church
U. S
George B. Raezer
Lititz
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickerville
St. James
Lititza
Lexington Union Chapel
Brunnerville
U. B
Church OF the Brethren
Middle Creek
Graybill’s
Manheim
Evenng
Hess
Erisman's
Lexington
John Greenfield
New York City
J. H. Baker
Good Shepherd Home
Allentown
Elizabeth Farms Presbyterian Church
Manheim Takes Hard Fought Win Over Lititz 36 to 20
Manheim defeated Lititz 36 to 20 in a rough county league contest refereed by Jones who called 63 fouls the most ever at the venue Lititz dropped their fourth straight loss while showing improved teamwork and fighting spirit The upcoming Elizabethtown game features Ed Miller who is noted as a member of the St Louis American baseball team and a strong basketball player for Lititz shows promise to rebound with home support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Manheim
Jones
Elizabethtown
Ed Miller
St. Louis
Manheim Diehm
Bucher
Diehm
Housberger
Mellinger
Lobach
Edwards I
Wohlsen
Becker
Hahn
Lititz Leaf Falls 28 26 In Close Marietta Game
Marietta beat Lititz 28 26 on Tuesday night in a season’s best duel. Lititz led 2 at half but faltered late as Swart poured in five baskets to pace the locals. Honsberger had five field goals but fouls hurt Lititz. Wagner was held scoreless. Referee Haps Benfer of Albright officiated. Buckius Sopiton and Lancaster Buckius were among line-up names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Marietta
Our Boys
Honsberger
Swart
Vic. Wagner
Buckins
Vic
Buc
Lancaster High
Lancaster High Five
Buckius
Custer
Redskins
Lancaster
Buckius Stars as Lancaster Triumphs Over Lititz 33-24
Lancaster High's Buckius scored all 33 points in a 33 to 24 win at Lititz, with Lititz briefly leading 17-16 at halftime. The narrative pokes fun at Buckius and notes the locals' struggles to score after intermission, while praising the visitors' lone scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster High Star
Old Lititzite Praises Record Christmas Issue
A letter from Yaura extols the Record’s splendid Christmas number and the town’s enterprise in Lititz. The writer urges more Linden Hall news, recalls Professor Beck and a Philadelphia paper jab about peanuts, and defends pretzels at games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Lititz
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
United States
Linden Hall
Vertainly
Philadelphia
University of Penna
John’ Beck
Yaura
Large Fire Destroys Pequea Warehouse and Adjacent Dwellings
A major blaze in Pequea along the Susquehanna destroyed a three story warehouse and hall owned by A A Herr and Charles F Hager, with portions used by Eshleman and the Pequea Castle Knights. Sparks also consumed two nearby two story houses and a large annexed dwelling, all owned by the same firm. Bucket brigades checked several other incipient fires. All Florida oranges at Doster'sa noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Herr
Charles F. Hager, Esq
Lancaster
Harry M. Eshleman
Eshleman
Pequea Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Lungren
William Wagner
Sparks
Messrs
Signs of Christmas and Winter Wit From a Town Column
A collage of seasonal observations and quips from a local page lists signs of Christmas, winter trivia, and humorous proverbs. It notes rising sugar prices, shrinking shopping time, and the call to wear non skid footwear while sprinkling witty lines about debts, alimony, and holiday manners. The piece ends with a commercial plug for W. H. Buch rain coats as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Buch
Toyland on the Second Floor Delights Children
Our Toyland on the second floor offers a complete stock of toys to please children with prices kept moderate. Bring the little folks to see our Toyland and enjoy the wide selection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hose House
Fisher's
Linden Alt
N. Cedar
Shelley’s
Gov. Broad
Ephrata
I. W. Taylor
H. R. Ober
Elizabethtown College
George W. Weaver
Near Manheim
H.R. Gibble
Ober
Decker & Son
Jannsen
Laffargue
J. B. Young & Son
Ind
W. Hach
Miller’s
Pequea
Doster’sa
Wm. Kissinger
Cedar St
C. H. Kreider
Corsotiere
F. Main Street
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Four Mills
New Orleans
Miller’s Store
Sedec Kine
Red21
Justus Yerger Watert Market Street
Adhe
Karat Ers NaTional. Bank
TeEspay
J. H. Breitigan
Libva
Lexington Turnpien Co
Warwick House
J. W.G. Hershey
NIND
Littz Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
Lititz Springs
H. BR. Gibbh
W. K. Bender
Front St
Qdeott Frank HE
Scaneeer
Sprite St
Algo
John K. Veo
South Broad St
GD. Scirminer
Broad St
Banking Superviston
Fegley
Queen Street
Chamnory Kreider Lsn
Main St. Liite
Main St
Liita
Lincoln Iy Avenue
Wasty Levi N. Brubaker
Manheim Township
Nettsville
David Rudy Sete Greville
Belgium
Stephen Kissingersouetts
Titus
R. N. Wolfe
Main Strhlt
W. H. Bueh
Santa Claus
Pfautz Bros
Lititz Drug & Dept. Store
Larkin
Ery’s New Store Cor
Main and
Cedar Sts
Lititz, PA
Doster’s
Toyland
Lititz Bookstore
F. B. Buch
Miller's Big Department Store
Chas.r. Miller Corner
Broad and Orange Sts. Lititz
Hepp
Kodaks
Hetil Merchants’ Association
Lard & Be
Siy
John Helman
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