Regional church services and schedules across denominations
Moravian and United Evangelical churches list Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. with 1:30 p.m. readings. United Brethren and Church of the Brethren note morning and afternoon gatherings. Mennonite and Reformed churches show 9:30 to 10 a.m. starts and Holy Communion, plus midweek events and youth services. Catholic observances on the first, third, and fifth Sundays at 10 a.m.
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Crosland
Men’s Missionary Society
United Evangelical
Harper
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Brethren
Graybill’s
Fairview
Manheim
Lititz
Tess
Erisman’s
C. E
Oregon
Moravian church notes and local events in Lititz
The Moravian church community meets for a church note Friday with G L Hepp. Rev. Robert Stansfield of Riverside NJ will speak and lead talks at lovefeast and missionary services. A beginners department opens with thirty pupils. Union evangelistic campaign reports 72 decisions to date with nightly services likely through Friday. A February 10 Linden Hall Gym three act farce features local actors under Miss Margaret Potts. tickets available at bookstores and from alumni.
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Homie
Lititz
Union
Jesus
W. H. Trost
Lancaster
Linden Hall
Margaret Potts
Revival Services at Oregon Heralding City Wide Meetings
A series of revival meetings will begin Sunday at 7 o clock in Oregon with ministers preaching including Rev Amos Martin of Millersville Rev W S Adams of Terre Hill Rev E R Seto of Lancaster Rev Monroe Posten of Lancaster Rev Dr Leiber of Lancaster and others. Prof J J Gibson will lead singing as the campaign runs indefinitely under pastor S G Kauffman. Also notes on winter caps sale at Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store and a Liberty Belles show on Feb 7.
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Oregon
Amos Martin
Millersville
Salvation Army
Lancaster
W. S. Adams
Terre Hill
E. R. Seto
S. G. Kauffman
Berkshire and Hampshire hog breeders vie in two local associations
Two breeders showcase Berkshire and Hampshire hogs in adjacent farms with rival clubs, leaders S N Ruth and Ross B Witmer, and annual sales to boost both breeds. The article notes Berkshire black with white markings and Hampshire white belt, with claims of lean meat and high reproduction, urging breeders to choose based on goals and market.
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Berkshire Association
Hampshire Association
Berkshire
Christ Hess
Hampshire
Buy in Lititz Movement aims to boost local trade and pride
Lititz civic leaders urge every resident to buy locally to strengthen mutual cooperation between merchants and customers. They warn that shopping outside town harms business, lowers town morale, and risks jobs and property value, calling on all to support local institutions and schools.
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Lititz
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Eliza
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Liberty Belles
the Berkshire
The
Bampshire
E. L. Garber & Son
Lititz, PA
Centre Street
W. G. Eshleman
Broad St
Dr. Cooper
Lexington
Allen Tennis
R. D
Bieblip
Pfautz Bros
G. K. Sheneberger
Anch
Tarry Showers
Liberty St
Keller
Orange ST
Frank Keller
Lycoming Street
Williamsport
Sfeb-It
Burd K. Geist
Warwick House
Hensel
Main and
Cedar Streets
Lancaster County Prison
Court of Quarter Sessions
County of
Lancaster County
Board of Prison Inspectors
Pri
I. G. Bushong
Rothsville Mills
Ind
Harold Murr
Lititz Springs
Clayton Roth
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Celery & Headlettuce
Fred Spinner
Harry C. Tandis
Warwick Township
Kisse] Hill
Millport
Reel
Harry C. Landis
Frieday
Henry R. Gibbel
Harry
Landis Hoe. Snavely
Audt
J. W. G. Hershey
B. Frank Kready
Atty
Retail Merchante’ Association
K. Zartman
P. B. Bucher
FrontyStreet
Meldor Knitting Co
Spruce Street, Lititz
Samuel N. Falls
A. B. Bruckart
Burson
Topkis Union
California
Ritter
Washington
Pfautz, Bros. Dept
E. Main St
Spruce St
Seaman & Seed
Campbell’s Soups
Kline’s
Emanuel B. Ditzler
Broad Street Department Store
Jersey