Religious Notices From Lititz Area Churches
Moravian Lutheran Reformed and United Brethren notices list sermons Sunday at 10 A M and 7 P M with various pastors. Christmas services and programs are noted at Akron Rothville Brickerville Lititz and Penryn plus a Brethren gathering and Mennonite services with Sunday School. Church notes mention Moravian missionary A F Butzin and Albright College instructor Rev Edgar Stauffer speaking at the Odd Fellows banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland
W. K. Fleck
Witity
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Brickerville
Warwick
Geo. B. Raezer
Penryn
EL Society
Lititz
United Brethren
Quincy Orphanaze
Christ
Church of the
Breider’s
Fairview
Lane's
Christian Workers
Erb's
Landis Valley
Young
Eyvangelical
Reev
Tarper
Pa Peachers
Catholic Church
East Main
Cedar Streets
Churcie
A. F. Butzin
Bethel
Kuskoquin
Alaska
Edgar Stauffer
Albright College
D.S. Stauffer
United in Holy Matrimony Furlow Eberly Wed
The Rev. N. S. Fake united at Hopeland A B Church parsonage in marriage John Huriow and Alice Eberly. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Eberl Furlow and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Eberly, long-time Clay township residents.
Radical Nest in Lancaster Statement Sparks Militant Legion Call
Lancaster members report a memorandum from Commander Henry Howell urging militant action against anti Americanism. A “nest of Radicals” allegedly preaching radical doctrines was found by veterans and handed to post officers after detective work. Howell also addressed claims against Rev. George Israel Brown over remarks about the Legion. He urged action if Brown’s remarks were accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Legion
Lancaster
Henry Howell
Howell
St. John’s Episcopal Church
George Israel Brown
Mr. Brown
the Clerson
Old Bethany Church Property to Be Sold
Trustees of Bethany Reformed Church in Ephrata township announce the sale of the Old Bethany Church building, located one mile south of Ephrata. The site hosts the third church on the same location dating to 1817, with a long local history since 1730. The sale note mentions the prior Union Chapel in Ephrata and the nearby current worship house. The advertisement also promotes Pul Morie cough remedy and reports the funeral of Prof L B McGinnes, former Steelton public school superintendent, attended by many educators in Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Reformed Congregation
Ephrata
Bethany
Ephrata Township
Ouee Sale
Lit’tz
South Broad Street
Lititz
L. B. McGinnes
Steelton
Big Porkers Dominate Agriculture Notes This Week
Agriculture notes report several massive pigs weighed and butchered this week across wards. Stauffer led with an 875 pound beast claimed by Second Ward residents, while Birney Oehme yoked a 351 pound hog. Other counts include multiple pigs near or above 80 pounds, with district pride split between First and Second Wards as residents discuss ownership and potential meat yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stauffer
East End
John Weitzel
Bilis Spickiar
Charlie Birkens
Daniel Ludwig
First Farm Sale Near White Oak Station Surges Prices
Fred K. Galebach held the season’s opening farm sale near White Oak Station. Prices were strong with 45 White Rock chickens selling around 2.29 each, Holstein cows at 151 180 183 and 225, a ten month registered heifer at 100, a sow with litter at 48, and 500 bushels of corn at 140 a bushel. A parlor stove bought for 10 went for 19, and farm implements fetched past purchase prices. Galebach plans to move to Mannheim to start an auto business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred K. Galebach
White Oak
White Rock
Galebach
Manheim
Warwick House Sale Draws 383 Sales Amid Varied Lot
Fifty-six buyers brought items to the Warwick House Sale on Saturday with 383 sales recorded. Cattle and pigs dominated, 52 cows sold and 119 pigs priced from $1.60 to $18, while odd lots like Mallard ducks fetched $1.10 and a wide array of farm produce and household goods sold in varying sums. Bidders also purchased roosters, rabbits, ducks, potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples, onions, beets, walnuts, turnips, beans, brooms, hose, rugs, and ladies stockings in multiple price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Free Farmers' Bulletins Available for Lancaster County Farmers
Government issued Farmers' Bulletins listed with numbers and topics including gas tractors, field layout for tractor farming, late potatoes, poultry, Canada thistle eradication, horse breeding, chicken varieties, cattle aging, gas engine hints, milk straining, strawberry varieties, unfermented grape juice, hides and skins, game laws of 1919, sweet clover, currants and gooseberries, strawberry culture, and the flat headed apple. Free distribution. request by mailing to Congressman W. W. Griest, Lancaster, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gressman
Lancaster County
United States
W. W. Griest
Lancaster
Get Your Dog Licenses in County Treasurer Office
County commissioners announce 13,000 dog tags available for license in 1920. Licenses can be obtained any time by contacting the County Treasurer’s office. A squire or notary public can also attend to the business if directed to do so.
Local amusements and pithy quips from Lititz items
A stream of humorous lines and observations in a Lititz area column ranges from winter woes and rising eggs to local quirks. It notes a curious house, a high school umpire, and social quips about money, trains, and fashion with quirky regional flavor.
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Radical
OLD Bethany Church
Fred Galebach
White Oak Station
Free Farmers
Harrisburg
G Keller
Mar. Tauberhipson & CO. Shirt Factory
Tatiie
Ideat, Cocoa and Ochocolate CO
Dure Stare
L. M. Moyer
Ones
Lititz Clothing & Stoe
Litivz
Kcuy
Toigaglea
Maschusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Accident and Health Department
Saginaw, Michigan
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Tron Straightener Sheet Metal Workers
Stiffel & Freeman
Lititz, Pa
Jos
Connelly
Litttw Springs
Glayton Roth
Ind
G. J. H. Stoner
B.D
Pas
Maquire of
Israel Hershey
Rame
Becond Avenue
Litita
John L. Peeffer
Main Street
Benn Township
Tultitz
David
High
Reeman & Bassler
Woolworth Ride
Penns
Record” Office
Amos W. Yerger
Lincoln Ave
Jacob Howard
Retail Merchants Association
Hag
Anta Claus
Lititz Electric Supply
E. Mohler
Prop
East Main St
Zartman
Imag
J. Hi. Bausman
Mast Front St
Rome
Harry Roland
Record Office
New York State
New Street
Cedar Street
B. F
Lutz
Leaman & Leed
Hamilton
Elgin Waltham
THE
Lititz Jeweler
HEP Graduate Optician
R. N. Wolle
J.h.doster
Jardinieres
Sturgis
J. B. Young & Son
Litit
Bix Doar
Pfautz Bros. Department
E.mainst
Sprucest
Holtshouse’s Confectionery
Broad Street
Jemon
Hess
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