Moravian and Orthodox Services Listed for Sunday
Church and Sunday School schedule across Moravian and other churches with times for Sunday School worship and preaching. Notable events include Rev. Knittle’s regular preaching, layman meetings, Penryn male chorus singing, and guest speaker Daniel Raber from Virginia in the Mennonite Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary Society
Kissel Hills
Knittle
Jacoby
Lancaster
Penryn
Geo. B. Raezer
Lititz
S. S
Fenryn
IS. S
Mennonite
Hess
Wrisman's
Manheim
Church of the Brethren
Mannheim
Fairview
Middle Creek
United Brethren
I. W. Funk
C. EB
United Evangelical—Rev
A. Weisey
C. BK
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Akron
Rothsville
St. Johns Lutheran
Brickerville
St. Paul’s Lutheran
W. R. Sammel
Luther League
Neffsville U. B. Charge
S. G
Kauffman
N. Shippen
Rufus Brookmyer
Oregon
Daniel Raber
Virginia
Fasnachts Featured On Tuesday’s Lititz Menu
Lititz observes Shrove Tuesday with fasnachts dominating sales. A K Keller baked 10 784 fasnachts, others in town report strong demand for the pastry, while many homes still bake their own. Origin debated as English or German, but Lititz’s fasnacht custom stands strong. Read the Record-31.50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
A. K. Keller
England
Pennsylvania
Obituary notes from Lititz and surrounding areas
Obituaries record Fred K Balmer 44 died at home 41 North Mulberry Lititz. Survived by wife Frances Keller and multiple siblings. funeral at father in law Reuben Keller Lititz. burial Moravian cemetery. Also Susana Pfautz aged about 80 died in Ephrata. daughter Matilda Pfautz survives. burial Mohler’s ground. Susan Shue of Milers Row, 52, Church of Brethren member. five children, sister Anna Hellman. services at home and Longenecker’s Meeting House. burial nearby. Completed Big Job James Goldthwait installed extensive electrical wiring in Farmers Bank building. four miles of wiring and one and a half miles of pipe. praised for workmanship. long-time burglar alarm system installer, Lititz resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Fred K. Balmer
North Mulberry
Lancaster
Frances Keller
Samuel Balmer
Emory Bender
Penns Grove
N. J
Samuel Flowers
Joy
John B. Balmer
Cleveland
Frank
Albert
Philadelphia
Paul
Reuben S. Keller
South Broad Street
Susana Pfautz
West Main Street
Ephrata
Matilda R. Pfautz
Pfautz
Ezra Pfautz
Mohler
Susan Shue
Miller’s Row
Annville
Longenecker
James Goldthwait
Farmers Bank
Western Union
Goldthwait
Lititz Man Rescues Stranded Wedding Party in Impromptu Ceremony
Rev William J Masser of Greigsburg aided a stranded Slovak couple Paul Vacula and Susie Ballough by officiating their nuptials in Orwigsburg. The bride spoke no English and the groom no Slavish, so the bride's brother acted as interpreter. Masser, visiting Lititz, led a brief rehearsal and conducted the formal ceremony for the Molino groom and New York City bride amid heavy snow and travel delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Masser
Greigsburg
Mahlon K. Masser
Fritztown
Berks County
Cupid
Paul Vacula
Molino
Susie Balough
New York City
St. Clair
Auburn
Orwigsburg
Marser
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Masser
Rev. Masser
F. A. Masser
Lititz
Moravian Choir Dines, Jokes Spark Record Speaker
On Monday evening February 23 Moravian Church choir members were delightfully hosted by Mr and Mrs Hess at Burkholder's restaurant for a four course dinner. The event featured lively jokes and Winifred Huber being praised as the evening's announcer and storyteller. The choir presented the Hess couple with a bouquet of flowers in appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Tobacco growers form county cooperative in Lititz area
An enthusiastic meeting at the Martin Auditorium drew about 500 agriculturists to discuss a county wide cooperative tobacco growers association. President J. Brubaker of the Farm Bureau will appoint a committee to lead preliminary work with broad community representation including Farm Bureau Grange banks manufacturing mercantile interests and unorganized farmers. A further mass meeting will be held soon.
March Proves Spring Yet Uncertain In Town Gossip
Recordings note an early spring with April 12th arrival and March entering next Sunday. Snow largely gone, February decent, questions linger if March comes in like a lion or a lamb. Eggs price holds, beef may rise as cattle scarce. Pedestrians active, coasting memories fade, elevators replace ladders, merchants weigh ad spend amid mer ger talks. Marble playing returns, schools produce declamation artists and potential car sales folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Multiple Farm and Household Goods Sales Schedule
A succession of farm sales listed with dates from March 3 to March 21 1925. Items include livestock farming implements and household goods. Sellers include H H Risser Israel Hoover R 0 Melzer Priscilla W Boyd Louisa G Douple John A G Balmer Alice B Stauffer and others. Locations span Brunnerville Hallville Lititz Manheim Hershey Broad Street and Lexington Street entries specify sale times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnerville
Clay
H. H. Risser
Hallville
Elm
Israel Hoover
Broad St. Lititz
R. 0. Melzer
Manheim
Kisse Hill
Alice B. Stauffer
Broad St
Louisa G. Douple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church News
Men's Missionary Society of the
Moravian Church
Harry Stocker
First Moravian Church
Lititz Man
Daniel Light
Lacks
St. Petersburg
Tarpon Springs
Gulf
Silver Lake
Florida
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Ashville
N.C
J.C. Brubaker
Owl Hill
Lemon Lutz Lititz
E. H. Krafft
Record Office
Cedar Street
Jacob Kling
Lititz, Pa
Gable
Ind
Julius Roth
Main St
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co
Ostego, Mich
Harry Breneman
James Sesseman
N. Broad St
Willow Street
Willow St
Charles Hornberger
Second Avenue
Lititz Paper Box & Pig Co
Fure
Clayton
Roth
Pierce
Medical Press
Washington Street
Buffalo
France
Paul Case
Brockton
Mass
Elmer Eby
FREY
Nsw
Frey & Son
Lanc. CO. Farm Sales Agency
M. M. Garman
Harris
And
Pfautz Bros
Pfantz Bros. Department Store
BIG Store
Leola
M. E. Snavely Bell
R. 1
Norway
Brisling
Leaman and
LEED
H. Earl Kal
Bach
Mer. Kalbach
Farmers National Bank
Penna
N.S. Myers
South Cedar St
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