Religious Notices for Moravian and Local Churches
Moravian Reverend Crosland leads eight services with evangelistic gathering at 1.80 pm at the S Chapel. United Evangelical Reverend Harper preaches 10 am and 7 pm with Sunday School at 1.30 pm. St. Pauls Lutheran Reverend Fleck offers Lititz 10:20 am and 7 pm services with Sunday School 1.30 pm and Christian Endeavor at 6. Kissel Hill preaching at 8:15 am. United Brethren Reverend Walters conducts 10 am service with 1.30 pm Sunday School and 6:15 pm Christian Endeavor and 7:09 pm evening service. Junior service Saturday afternoon. Reformed Church Reverend Raezer holds 10 am and 7 pm services. Sunday School at 1.30 pm. Wednesday prayer and Bible instruction 7.30 pm. Mennonite services Sunday morning at Hammer Creek and Kauffman’s, Lititz at 7 pm. Church of the Brethren holds services Sunday morning and evening at Lititz and Manheim. Catholic services on the first, third and fifth Sundays at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland
United Evangelical
Harper
S. S
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Lutheran—Rev. W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Christian Endeavor
Kissel Hill
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
Reformed Church
George B. Raezer
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Church of the Brethren
Litits
Manheim
Evangelistic Meetings Planned at Moravian Chapel
Rev Greenfield and Cornel Raws lead ten day evangelistic meetings at Moravian S S Chapel from Feb 20 to March 3 with singing by Raws and guest speakers. Sunday programs include a mass men’s meeting at Lancaster Y M C A with S D Fess addressing George Washington and a Trinity Lutheran choir performance. Public invited to attend all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Cornel Player
Raws
Will
Moravian S. S. Chapel
Greenfield Raws
Lake District
Pines
New Jersey
Lancaster Y. M. C. A
S. D. Fess
Ohio
George Washington
Near East Relief Campaign in Lititz Soon
A Lititz drive for Near East Relief announces a forthcoming campaign. Local children and churches have contributed funds including a $25 gift from the Sunshine Circle of King’s Daughters. The relief effort runs 228 orphanages and supports millions with food and aid.
Sixteen Baptisms at Lititz Longenecker Farm Church Event
Sixteen persons were immersed Sunday afternoon in a Lititz area stream on the Longenecker farm as part of a Church of the Brethren ceremony led by Rev. Harvey Eberly. Those received into the church by immersion included Elmer Eberly and his wife, John Peiffer, Paul Neidermyer, Mary Minnich, Abram Minnich, John Wenger, Mrs. John Blantz, Mrs. Ulrich, Nettie Young, Henry Young, Harry Stedman, Rhoda Shearer, Louis Hamsher, Ralph Gonder, and Paris Neidermyer who was reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longenecker
Lititz
Church of the Brethren
Harvey Eberly
Elmer Eberly
John Peiffer
Paul Neidermyer
Mary Minnich
Abram Minnich
John Wenger
John Blantz
Ulrich
Nettie Young
Henry Young
Tobacco buyers scramble for weed in mad scramble
An extensive tobacco campaign is under way with buyers active across the region. Long & Taylor and C. B. Risser paid 16 to 20 cents for wrappers, 3 cents for fillers, and 4 cents for graded fillers while other merchants purchased at 15 to 20 cents. Bad roads slowed sales but prices are rising as farmers push for better returns amid pole-burnt crops fetching 12 to 13 cents and good crops stronger. Local buyers warn of possible packing if prices fail to meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & Taylor
C. B. Risser
Kenry Bomberger
Strauss
Peter Landis
D. G. Withers
John Hollinger
Harvey Haldeman
Levan Meily
Tigham Risser
William Amer
Seth Lorah
Graffdale
Mamheje
Buying of About 240 Acres Reported by David Eelman
David Telman reported buying about 240 acres of tobacco recently. The list shows prices paid: Benjamin Bollinger Middle Creek seven acres at 16 3, Harry Huber Middle Creek seven acres at 16 3, Montoe Zartman Lexington two acres at 16 3, D W Wendling Lexington seven acres at 16 3, Amos Burkholder Lexington two acres at 15 3, Benjamin Eberly Middle Creek three acres at 1b 3, C H Stauffer Middle Creek seven acres at 16 3, Evan Stauffer Middle Creek three acres at 15 4, Amos Huber Middle Creek seven acres at 25 5, J H Walters Brunnerville six acres at 15 3, Alvin Carpenter Brunnerville five acres at 15 3, L R Walters Brunnerville six acres at 17 8, Hiram Longenecker near Lititz thirteen acres at 16 3, Mr. Witmyer tenant on Martin Schenk’s farm near Lititz seven acres at 16 3, I H Kauffman Pine Will seven acres at 25 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Telman
Benjamin Bollinger
Middle Creek
Harry Huber
Montoe Zartman
Lexington
D. W. Wendling
Amos Burkholder
Benjamin Eberly
C. H. Stauffer
Evan Stauffer
Amos Huber
J. Hi. Walters
Brunnnerville
Alvin Carpenter
Brunnerville
L. R Walters
Hiram Longenecker
Lititz
Mr. Witmyer
Martin Schenk
I. H. Kauffman
Pine Will
Death of Pediment the Elm mare shocks local community
On Monday forenoon Emanuel Diehm of Elm hitched Pediment a 27 year old thoroughbred mare to drive to his farm tenanted by Jacob Getz. The mare suddenly collapsed after a short ride and died, leaving Diehm grief stricken as Pediment was the last of her line. The report notes her noted sire Penryn and her long ownership by Diehm since age three. The piece also covers looming losses for cattle dealers due to low slaughter prices and lists upcoming meetings at local headquarters including the Y. B. P. B. gathering on Friday and the Frances Willard Memorial Meeting on Monday afternoon open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Diehm
Elm
Jacob Getz
Diehm
Penryn
Speedwell Farms
Y. BP. B
Frances Willard
Fire on Kulp Farm Dies $10,000 Loss Near Neffsville
A boy playing with matches allegedly started a blaze at Andrew G. Kulp’s farm near Neffsville Tuesday afternoon. A bank barn and contents worth 8,000 to 10,000 burned, cattle and horses perished, several animals saved, and nearby sheds spared. The fire was fought by Browns town Fire Company. damages partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Kulp
Neffsville
George Weidler
Lititz Turnpike
Neffaville
Milton Hunberger
Adam Hunberger
Louisa Duple
Mary Duple
Kulp
Brownstown Fire Company
Coming Events at Local Theaters and Halls in March
Tuesday March 1 moving pictures at Paramount Theatre for Fire Company benefit. Saturday and Monday March 5 and 7 drama by King's Daughters in Linden Hall Auditorium. Thursday and Saturday March 10 and 12 Hip Hip Hurrah under Knights of Malta in Linden Hall Auditorium. Friday and Saturday March 18 and 19 Fireman's Carnival in the fire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
Paramount Theatre
Fire Company
King’s Daughters
Linden Hall Auditorium
Knights of Malta
Fire House
Farmers National Bank of Lititz Extension Authorized
The Farmers National Bank of Lititz in Lititz Lancaster County Pennsylvania is granted authority to have succession until February 8 1941 by order of the Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency dated February 8 1921 Charter No 6773 Extension No 2887. The acting Comptroller Thomas P Kane seals the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department Office of
Washington
Wilereas
Farmers National Bank of
Lititz
County of
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
I. Thomas P. Kane
State of
T. P. Kane
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D. Fess
Association
Lancaster ‘County Sunday School Association
St. Luke’s
Ober
Elizabethtown College
Tokyo
Japan
David Eelman
Ily
Warwick Grange
Pomona Grange
Y. W
Lutz
Arville Burkholder
Miller Kreider
Anspacht
B. F. Lutz
Cedar Street
Lititz, PA
Parke
E. K. Singer
Kissel Hill, Pa
Nubone
Anna Kreider
Main Street
Ind
Penn Fabric Mills
Wyalusing Ave
Philadelphia
Dept
Lieb
Record Office
Martin Hess
R. D
Pannen
Eliza
Elmer Beck
Long & CO
Samuel N. Falls
A.B. Bruckart
THE
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland, Ohio
Todd Oil & Paint CO
Wwfeb
Harold Murr
Lititz Springs
Clayton Roth
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Rossmere Hotel
Rossmere
Lancaster City
I. G. Bushong
Rothsville Mills
Lititz Grants
J. W. Fehl
East Orange St. Lancaster, Pa
J. Rollman
W. H. Mathers
West Main Street
Lwfel
Broad St
Frank E. Schnerer
Spruce St
Emma. E. Miller
S. Broad St
Parker
South Broad St
H. T. Frueruff
South St. Cloud St
Allentown
David H. Forsythe
Isaac Gravel
Robbin Hood
N. G. Hershey K. D
Headlettuce
Fred Spinner Florist
U. S
Retail Merchants’ Association
E. K. Zartman
Epear Windrings
Shorts
Pure Western
Pfautz Bros. Dept. Stores
Royal Granite
Campbell’s
Nansook Union
Pfautz Bros. Dept
E. Main St
Cope
City Mills B. & G
Jemima
New California
I. H. Doster
Broad Street Department Store
BORO
East Main Street
Price
J. Fred Essig
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