Religious Notices From Moravian to Mennonite Churches
Religious notices list Moravian and Lutheran services with times, plus United Evangelical and Mennonite gatherings. References to influenza cancelations, upcoming illustrated sermons on Belgium, and a pastor appreciation gift in Florida accompany brief notes on Sunday schedules across Lititz, Brickerville, Penryn, Middle Creek, White Oak, East Petersburg, Manheim, Akron, Hammer Creek, Kauffman’s, and neighboring congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical
Harper
S. S
Unirep Brerhren
Rev
Miller
F. A. Weichsel
Brickerville
Penryn
Lititz
Church OF the Brethren
Middle Creek
White Oak
East Petersburg
Manheim
Hammer Creek
Akron
Belgium
Fla
Weitksel
St James and St Pauls to Unite Lutheran Churches
St James consistory plans to dissolve and merge with St Pauls Lutheran church amid national Lutheran unity drives. Prayer service schedule lists January 6 7 8 9 10 and 11 led by regional ministers at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James and St. Paul’s Churches
St. James
Aass
The
Ministers’ Association
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Geo. B. Raezer
F. A. Weichsel
United Brethren Church
W. K .Fleck
St James T Lutheran Church
Crosland
Uary
Moravies Church
Harper
Dayvary Ith
Ted Evangelical Church
Clint. Miller
Lititz Youth Join Winchester Junior Rifle Corps
Lititz youths join the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps with J E Charles as local representative. The open to both boys and girls group has William Stiffel as the sole Sharpshooter medalist so far, while Roy Lessey earned the Marksman medal with a score of 199 out of 250. More marksmen are expected to reach Sharpshooter in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junior Rife Corps
J. E. Charles
Conto
William Stiffel
Haveeen
Roy Lessey
Backward Party Held At Grosh Home For Seniors
Alice Grosh hosted a backward themed birthday gathering for her high school seniors at her parents residence last Thursday. Girls wore backward clothes while boys dressed in summer attire. The event featured a Singer bowl toothpicks and desserts as novelties and Grosh received many presents from classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Grosh
Win. Grosh
Iss Grogh
Lasamates
Cattle Prices Rise While Fat Horses Sell Low
Agriculture notes state cows command strong prices with breeding stock selling for 100 to 175 dollars as demand in the White Oak area outpaces supply. Holstein dealer Jalebach recalls stable crowds and offers that pulled stock away. In contrast, fat horses fetch only about 200 dollars, down from 300, as farmers wait for markets and incur feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalebach
White Oak
Farmers Turn To Sheep Raising In Lancaster County
Farmers in Lancaster county increasingly adopt sheep farming. Local agents report many flocks of Virginia crossbred sheep, with notable counts for J. C. Brubaker Abram Romberger and Willig Gibbel. Crosses of Shropshire and Merino produce fine wool and versatile meat production. The practice aids weed control on wheat fields and may boost next harvest yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
J. C. Brubaker
Abram Romberger
Willig Gibbel
Virginia
Shropshire
Turkeys Raised for Christmas Feasts Near Town
A 28 pound turkey grew near town on Hiram Minnick’s farm for a family Christmas feast with many relatives. A 27 to 28 pound bird on Abraham Z. Bomberger’s farm waits for brother Paul’s return. Two bronze turkeys on Kissel Manor farm under Robert Stefly. A 30 pound gobbler shipped to WC Fuller of Boston as a breeder. Fifty guinea fowls also raised. Wim Suavely’s 26 pound turkey table entry, bought over a year ago, was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Minnick
Abraham Z. Bomberger
Paul
Kissel Manor
Robert Stefly
WC. Fuller
Boston
Wim
Rome
Big Hogs Killed by Local Farmers in Week
Rothsville grower Arlen Weidler reported two big pigs this week totaling 900 pounds dressed. Lincoln Gable of Sec ond Ward slaughtered a prize hog weighing 452 pounds. Otto Stephan near Lititz killed hogs on Monday totaling 730 pounds, with one at 340 and another at 870. Levi Seibert near Brunnerville bagged a champion hog at 512 pounds yielding 150 pounds of lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlen Weidler
Rothsville
Mr. Weidler
Lincoln Gable
Samuel Frederick
Otto Stephan
Lititz
Otto
Levi Seibert
Brunnerville
Union of Ehrhart and Spotts at White Horse Parsonage
Elmer Ehrhart of Colltnsville married Miss Ethel Spotts of Cambridge in a Saturday ceremony at the U B parsonage in White Horse. Cora Northamer and Robert Spotts attended. The couple will reside in Coatesville after a brief wedding trip. The groom is a Lititz native, son of the late Daniel Ehrhart.另
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Hhrbart
Colltnsville
Mise Ethel
Spotts
Cambridge
U. B
White Horse
Cora M. Northamer
Downingtown
Eobert Spotts
Ehrhart
Coatesville
Lititz
Daniel Ehrhart
Strange tailless creature fears capture near Lancaster
Mrs Hiram Demmy reports a tailless tailed animal seen on the McCrain farm near Lancaster. It has grown warier and elusive, not sighted recently though evidence suggests it remains about. Described as resembling a large cat but not a wild cat. Domestic cats in the area bore several tailless kittens that did not survive long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrain Farm
Lancaster
Hiram Demmy
Property Transfers and Aged Scotsman Christmas Visit
Clayton Snavely sold his Front street home to Mrs. Noah Hess of Rothsville on private terms. Hershey & Gibbel sold two Seaman street lots to Harry 8. Stark and a Spruce street two story house to Mrs Annie M. Shhreiner who will move April 1. Roy Himmelberger bought a Marion street house from Jacob Keener and takes possession April 1. Tommy Crogan, 88, a Scotchman living with farmers, visited town at Christmas and praised America before recalling a Christmas dinner and blessing the soldiers, then walked on with a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Snavely
Front Street
Noah Hess
Rothsville
Hershey & Gibbel
Seaman Street
Harry 8
Stark
Geo
Schreiber
Spruce Street
Annie M. Shhreiner
Fruitville Pike
Roy Himmelberger
Jacob Keener
Marion Street
Tommy Crogan
Tommy
Burr
America
The Shortest Day Marks Start of Winter
Almanacs note Sunday began winter and the year’s shortest day at nine hours eight minutes. Mild weather with frosts and light ice formed, and some snow melted quickly. Last year winter began in December and lasted into spring.
Card of Thanks for Milton Buel of Lexington
The brothers and sisters of the late Milton Buel thank neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy shown during the death of a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Buel
Lexington
Rothsville High School Basketball Recap and Christmas Notes
Rothsville and Parkesburg split a tight contest 18-17 as Parkesburg edged ahead with late free throws. The piece weaves holiday memories, weather notes, and a crowded schedule remarking on community events and upcoming Rothsville game night on December 27.
Lititz High and Lancaster In Fast Cage Game
Lititz High and St Stenoben's of Lancaster played a fast basketball game Friday, Lititz winning 44 to 24. Lancaster led early, Lititz settled, Kreider Bachman Dia Sloat and Doster sparked a Lititz surge, Lititz pulled away in the second half as Lancaster struggled to keep pace. Schlemm led Lancaster with several feature shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High
St. Stenoben’s
Lancaster
Lititz
Kreider
Bachman
Sloat
Doster
Schlemm
Kreiter
G. Q
Trepp
St. Stephen's
Kienzle
Schienm
Musketiugs
Scheid
Groff
Garvey
Bernhard
Myers
Sparrows Point
Various humorous lines and quips from a dated column
A collection of snappy witticisms and social observations touching dating, silence, perception, pork barrel politics, fashion, foolishness, women, Dutch Kaiser satire, aging misers, reindeer and airships, and a final note about the RECORD priced at $1.50 yearly.
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Moravian
5. Crosland
LutHexan
W. K. Fleck
Apuest
Gerad
Martin Balmer
Jeerz
Billings Park
Uphis
Ule
St. Prisca
Balmer
Calen
France
Lincoln
Puget Sound
Eirhart-Spoarts
Meyer Diehm
St. James Lutheran Church
William L. Moyer
Near Mastersonville
Bertha B. Diehm
Serena Diehm
Tommy Grogan
Dad
Rothsville High School
Rothsville Reserves
Brownstown High School
Parkesburg
Hothsyile
Stauffer S.s
Landis
Nisser
Zook
Huber
Parkesbarge
McCarty
Copeland
Goodrich Automobile
Lilimy Rotbsville
Keward
Lmaman & Seed
Lititz, Pa
WIN
Graham
York
Shires
Did-Tt Record Office
Spruce ST
T. AL Wilson
Lincoln Avenue
Inp
Sam
O. Heisley
Gould
Stiffel & F Max CO
IRL
Titr
Horace Eller
A.D
Ssslun Siven
OMRS
Alice Fasnach
Hersery Lehman Col
Esthlla Grosch
W. Main SL
Litus
Retail Merchants Association
General Cigar
Spruce St. Lititz
South Cedar Street
Rand
L.M Wrachter Lititz, Pa
Lirivz Sesouare and Muttat
Tysreaney Company
Lititaz Springs
Savornay
M. J. W.G. H.R. Gibbel
Ser
Mac Han
Lim Company
J . Jod P. Asg EY
Way of
Bucher Lititz
Hepp
Ingh
Hayieg
Mt. Joy High School
Jethsville
Robyville
Stanster
FE L Wat
Reer
Uber
Joy Myers
Eshleman
Bennett
Grissinger
Secvears
Garber
Washington
Uncle Ad
Pfautz Bros
Broad Street Department Store
Broad and
E. Orange Street
R. N. Wolfe
Main Street
Dreamland Theatre
Hackman
Leaman & Leed
J.h.doster Fice
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