Religious Notices Schedule For Area Churches
Moravian pastor Rev Crosland preaches Sunday at 10 8 10 1 80 PM Communion at 4 and 7 PM Lutheran Rev Fleck 10 AM and 7 PM 1 30 PM United Evangelical Rev Harper teachers 9 15 preaches 10 AM and 7 PM Sunday School 1 30 PM Reformed Rev Baczar Lititz 10 AM and 7 PM 1 30 PM Sunday School Saturday 2 PM United Brethren Rev Walters 10 AM Intercession sermon 1 30 PM 7 PM The Personal Touch revival begins In church Mennonite services Hess Erisman Manheim 2 PM Lititz evening Church of the Brethren Lititz and 8 9:30 AM White Oak Middle Creek morning Lutheran Rev Weichsel Penryn 10 AM Brickerville 2 and 7 PM Pennville consistory annual meeting Saturday 2 PM Catholic Church first third fifth Sundays 10 AM corner East Main Cedar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.&. Crosland
W. K. Fleck
United Evangelical
J. S. Harper
Geo. B. Baczar
Lititz
United Brethren
M. Walters
Hess
Erisman’s
Manheim
Church of the Brethren
White Oak
Middle Creek
F. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickerville
Pennville
East Main and
Cedar Streets
Moravian Church Council to Elect Trustees Monday
Moravian church council will meet Monday evening January 12 at 7 PM in the S S Chapel to elect trustees and other officers and address any other matters. Rev. F A Weichsel attends a Lancaster Lutheran conference meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lancaster this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church Council
S. S. Chapel
F. A. Weichsel
Lancaster Lutheran Conference
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Local weddings fill week with Lancaster area unions
Several Lancaster area couples wed in recent days. David Nissley of Lancaster Junction and Miss Anna Eepner marry at Bishop Noah Landis residence in Neffsville and plan a Philadelphia Washington trip before spring housekeeping on a farm. Edgar Strohm and Elizabeth Weaver wed here with Strohm joining his mother. W Martin Hess and Elizabeth Zook wed at Church of the Brethren parsonage and plan a trip to Baltimore and Washington before settling on a Lititz area farm. Norman Shue and Elizabeth Neff tie the knot near Millersville then will reside in a Kissel Hill home. Stephen C Firestone and Alzena Becker of Denver marry. Firestone is a World War veteran. David Gibble and Lena Mae Cessna wed in Brooklyn and will farm near Schaefferstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nissley
Lancaster Junction
Anna Eepner
Noah Landis
Neffsville
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Nissley
Aaron Kaylor
Marietta
Edgar Strohm
Mary Stroh
Orange Street
Elizabeth Weaver
Ephrata
Rev
W. K. Fleck
Co. K
316Th Infantry
W. Martin Hess
Henry L. Hess
Mastersonville
Elizabeth B. Zook
Wallace Zook
Millport
Church of the Brethren
H. B. Yoder
Homer Gray
Bill
Ella Risser
Washington
Lititz
Norman Shue
John Hess
Elizabeth Neff
Millersville
John Charles
Norman Keener
Actin Schweitzer
Stephen C. Firestone
Alzena Becker
Denver
Actire
Martin
Sallie Fireone
East Cocalino
Marty
Mazie Becker
David P. Gibble
Benry M. Gibble
Fistonville
Lena Mae Cessna
Brook, N.Y
Brethren
Brooklyn
J. S. Ger
Gibble
Schaefferstown
Agriculture Notes of Interest Rabbits Bantams and Ducks
In a small back yard venture on Spruce Street Guy Buck keeps bantams rabbits and ducks for pleasure and profit. He sells bantams at about five dollars each and raises Flemish Giant rabbits weighing around twelve pounds. Mallard ducks provide a fine table delicacy and are trained to be tame. Buck notes bantams require less feed and space than standard chickens and that letting rabbits run wild boosts growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Buck
Spruce Street
Buch
Rose buys 39 acre Lancaster farm starts poultry and farming
Charles S. Rose of Lancaster buys a 39 acre Penn township farm from Enos Fry now lived in by David S. High. Rose plans chicken raising, trucking and general farming though not yet a practiced farmer. He chooses northern Lancaster for neighborly advice and will move in by April 1. A local tale notes three short tailed cat kittens from Hiram Demmy's farm and hints at a mysterious large wild cat sighting linked to Father Tom legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Rose
Lancaster
Enos Fry
David S. High
Penn Township
Mr. Rose
Mr.Rose
Lancaster County
Hiram Demmy
McGranh’s
Tom
McGrann
Delivering Tobacco in Town as Several Loads Arrive
Tobacco deliveries are ongoing in town with multiple wagons lined up from dawn to dusk at the Amer warehouse. Louis Kramer shipped tobacco to Lancaster the same day, bought by Jacob Bomberger, while George Mann is to receive tobacco for Sumatra Tobacco Co this Thursday, purchased by H. B. Meiskey. The Hisenlohrs continue weekly deliveries, and the largest load, 5009 pounds, came from Mrs. Groff farm along Fruitville pike. The leaf is open grained light and free burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kramer
Amer
Lancaster
Jacob Bomberger
George Mann
Sumatra Tobacco Company
H. 8
Meiskey
Hisenlohrs
Local tobacco delivery and poultry lighting trial
Black Brothers will receive five cars of Mail Pouch tobacco at the local freight station this week. Amos M. Musser bought the leaf. David Rickert of Lexington is testing artificial light in his chicken house, lighting at five each morning. He reports a hundred percent increase in egg production and plans earlier light hours. Rickert is the first in the county to try this system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Brothers
Amos M. Musser
David Rickert
Lexington
Mr. Rickert
Eight Dozen Eggs a Week Despite Cold Weather
Mrs. Aaron Eshleman of Front Street maintains a steady weekly egg yield. She reports up to 28 eggs daily, feeding warm corn mash and wheat, with moisture, green fodder, and wet ashes to scratch. Her flock of about 42 mixed-breed hens yields reliable winter supply and income. The piece notes careful care and favorable prices boosting table surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Eshleman
Front Street
Old gray mare sells for sixteen at Warwick sale
The Warwick House sale on Saturday December 27 drew 62 buyers with 561 sales. An old gray mare brought 16 dollars. Cows, pigs, chickens, geese, rabbits and various produce sold at varied prices, including 37 cows with two at 150 dollars, a range of vegetables, soaps, and other household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Tobacco Growers Will Have Special Meeting
The January meeting of the Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will be held in Heimenz Auditorium Lancaster on Monday Jan 12 at 2 p m. After the annual election of officers there will be talks by prominent agricultural author songs by a quartette from the lower end led by Mr Stevenson and music by the Dixie Orchestra of Reading. A buffet lunch will be served by Mrs Stegeman of the Iris Club. Everybody invited non members as well as members. Otto Olson Secretary John Weaver Pres
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers. Association
Heimenz
Lancaster
Stevenson
Dixie Orchestra of
Reading
Stegeman
Iris Club
Otto Olson
John }. Weaver
Butter Making at Home Keeps Suburban Sprite Alive
Since the creamery system came to the United States home butter making declined. Yet many suburban homes still prefer to churn themselves. The Record offers a free booklet on butter making, available by request F. B. 876 from the Division of Publications, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Record
Departmen Agricuture
Wreshington
D. C
Injured Elizabeth farm manager improves after logging accident
John McQuate, manager at an Elizabeth area farm, though seriously hurt weeks ago when a log dragged, is recovering and not yet back to work. A nearby tree rebounded and struck him on the head, rendering him briefly unconscious. Doctors say a temple strike could have been fatal. McQuate formerly lived in Lititz and worked at the local chocolate factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McQuate
Elizabeth
Mr. Quate
Lititz
Fire at Rome home injures Paul Kraft and prompts bucket brigade
A Friday afternoon blaze at Jason Groff’s Rome residence caused smoke in a second floor room. The fire, likely from a stove pipe or clothing near it, was put out by a bucket brigade after the Lititz fire company arrived. Paul Kraft aiding the hose cart was run over, suffering contusions and bruises. He was treated by Dr. M. H. Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kraft
Jason Groff
Rome
Hershey and
Gibble
Lititz
B. F. Grosh
M. H. Yoder
Liquor Prices Soar As Supply Shrinks In Lititz
Prices rise as scarce liquor has buyers paying steep sums. A whiskey barrel reportedly costs up to 2000 dollars locally. one man offered 1600 for a barrel but the seller refused. The itemization includes quirky observations and jokes about daily life and local notices amid shortages.
Do not miss the brush sale at Miller and Habecker’s
Miller and Habecker’s Broad Street Department Store advertises brushes at two for ten cents or three for twenty five cents with a weekly sale highlight and clear price offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Habecker
Broad Street
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Shue-Neff
Vour
Delivering Tobacco
Herbert Heitschu
Kissel Hill
Benjamin Nolt
Andrew Gochenour
Wilson Scheneberger
Wilson
Temple
Helen
Janet Reedy
Bernice Meiskey
Viola Lieb
Ruth Hepp
Department of Agriculture
Rapho
Lititz Springs National Bank
H. H. Dibhm
Farmers National Bank of
J. H. Breitigan
Lititz Electric Supply Company
E. Mohler
Prop
East Main St
Lititz, Pa
THE
Lititz Jeweler
Chaplain Hagen
Lutz
Hagen
Ny Wonder
Lutz’s
Oy Walt
Autz Bros
Jersey
Seaman
LEED
N. Broad St
Smith Premier
Meldor Knitting CO
Ideal Cqcoa and Chocolate CO
Tititz, Pa
L. N. Moyer
Lidté
International Stocking Mills &N
Ldstt Long & CO
du Yy
Clayton Roth
Ind
S-L-Pete
Gerhart
Fiano
Bright Boy
Paramount Theatre
East Orange Street
Frank FE. Sohnerer
Art
Spruce St
Luiia
Rame
Second Avenue
Bath
John L. Peiffer
EL Main Street
Bitzer Buett S. Broadst Lititz
Jacob Howark
Main St
Estella
Boettt
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