Religious notices listings in Moravian and other churches
A compact catalog of church services across denominations. Moravian preaching at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. led by Rev. Thacler. Catholic services on Sundays at 10 a.m.. Neffsville U B with 9:15 a.m. service and 10:30 a.m. sermon plus 7 p.m. C E meeting led by John Rothfus. Prayer Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Oregon Charge S S at 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Lutheran Rev. Weichsel at Rothsville 10 a.m. and Akron 7 p.m.. United Evangelical Rev. Harp er at 10 a.m. Sunday and 1:30 p.m. at 8. Reformed Rev. Raezer with services at Penryn 10 a.m. and Brickerville 2 p.m. on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Thacler
Nazareth
Neffsville U. B
S. G. Kauffman
C. E
John Rothfus
Oregon
S. S
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
United Evangelical
J. S. Harper
J. B. Raezer
Penryn
Brickerville
Moravian S. S. Reelects Officers at January Meeting
At the Moravian Sunday School meeting on January 9th the former officers were re-elected. G. L. Hepp remains superintendent with Norman Showers as assistant, John Carper secretary, H. Seldomridge treasurer, Mabel Leib Anna Stark as librarians, and Monroe Smith Elmer Brenneman as librarians.
Evangelistic services fill Moravian church weekly
Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev. Arthur Thaeler of Nazareth Hall will speak on The Larger Life Foundation at the Moravian church. Funds collected this Sunday go to the Alaskan deficit. January nights are free for evangelistic services across local churches with strong attendance and enthusiasm. Union services continue at St. Paul s Lutheran weekly through the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Thaeler
Nazareth Hall
Moravian Church
Larger Life Foundation
Thaeler
Trust of the
Y. M
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Moravian Church Council Meeting and Alumnae Tea Recap
The Moravian church council elected Rev. William N. Oerter as chairman and re elected trustees Henry Sturgis and I H Doster as auditor. The alumnae tea featured readings, music by Miss Wagar, and Christmas decorations. upcoming events list February 5 and high school program January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church Council
William N. Oerter
L. Huebener
Paris Snyder
William Grosh
George L. Hepp
8. C.hassler
Henry Sturgis
I. H. Doster
Messrs. H. Eschbach
Norman Showers
James Sturgis
Lititz
Miss Wagar
Flanders
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Miss Iseth
Bethlehem
David Bricker
Walter Light
Anna Erb
Ruth Kofroth
Farm Bureau to launch cost accounting program for farmers
Lancaster County Farm Bureau announced that starting February 1 County Agent Bucher will add an assistant to lead a Farm Management and Cost-Accounting program, with about 150 farmers to keep daily operation records by spring. The assistant’s name will be announced later. farmers may apply using a provided record-keeping booklet at a cost of 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Bucher
Greater Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Lans
Court Room No
J. C. Brubaker
Bureau
Farm Bureau seeks Lancaster farmers for management project
The Lancaster County Farm Bureau invites farmers to join a management and cost accounting study this year. Selected participants will record daily activities, with the first 150 names accepted and more kept on a waiting list. The program aims to benefit individual farms and the broader farming community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Lancaster County
Chamber of Commerce
East
Orange Street
Stolen Chicken Ring Draws State Police Attention
Thirty three chickens were stolen from William Cooper's home near Rothsville along the state road to Brownstown. State police are pursuing the thief and investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cooper
Rothsville
Brownstown
State Constabulary
Holy Matrimony Unites Oberholtzer and Stauffer Couples
In Neffsville Bishop N L Landis officiated the first wedding of Mr Melvin Oberholtzer and Miss Lucy Stauffer with about seventy five guests. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home and the couple departed for a Washington trip. A second ceremony at Neffsville joined Elizabeth Mae Leaman and Simon H Landis with seventy guests. They hosted a repast and then left for Niagara Falls and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Oberholtzer
Jacob Oberholtzer
Bareville
Lucy W. Stauffer
Christian Stauffer
Lititz
N. L. Landis
Neffsville
Clarence Stauffer
Hettie Sensenich
Mrs. Oberholtzer
Washington, D. C
David L. Leaman
Elizabeth Mae
Simon H. Landis
Jacob R. Landis
Landis Valley
Arthur Witmer
Alvin Stoner
Enos Huber
Mrs. Landis
Niagara Falls
Ohio
Local rabbits released across county by game wardens
Local Game Warden received twelve rabbits from state game protector Keene and released them on Henry Long and Wellington Pfantz properties as well as Trunnerville and Rome. The stock, bought from Kansas, Missouri and Maine, aims to bolster local rabbits before hunting season. quail and pheasants will follow in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Henry Long
Owl Hill
Wellington Pfantz
Trunnerville
Rome
Kansas
Snavely
Missouri
Maine
Virginia
Farmers Institute Dates For Lancaster County
The Lancaster county Farmers Institute series promotes progress and livestock and rural school topics. Speakers include M. H. McCallum from Wernersville on general farming, Dr H. H. Hayner from State College on livestock, and Leon J. Russell from Harrisburg on rural schools.
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Lancaster County
United States
Lampeter
Kirkwood
Paradise
Maytown
Blue Ball
Lititz
M. H. McCallum
Wernersville
H. H. Hayner
State College
Leon J. Russell
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Warwick House Sale Totals 5906 Pairs Hose Sold
Since August 7 1920 the Warwick House combination sales tally shows 5906 pairs of hose sold in six months along with 382 sales and 43 parties disposing goods. The event featured livestock produce and various household items with prices noted for each category.
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Warwick House
For Sale and Public Notice from Lititz PA
For sale items include 144 Egg Cyphers incubator Stand ard Reliable Blue Flame Wickless Brooder poultry houses an exhibition coop and assorted farm gear. Also a public notice warns not to buy hay straw posts or wood from Samuel N Falls east of Lititz as it belongs to the notifier A B Bruckart certifies ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ancona Yards
West
Marion St
Lititz
Samuel N. Falls
A. B. Bruckart
Last Rites for Reiter and Local Deaths Reported
Obituaries note Reiter dies at her son's home near Zartman's Mill after two weeks of illness. Funeral at Harvey Reiter’s in Sheridan then burial at Wernersville Hains Reformed Cemetery. Also, infant deaths from whooping cough in Lexington and Lincoln Ave. Notices include 1921 filing for White Dove Commandery 532, Knights of Malta charter in Lancaster with Joseph B. Wissler as solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iel Reiter
John
Zartman’s Mill
Harvey
Sheridan
Wernersville
Hains Reformed Cemetery
George B. Raezer
Kerschner
Harry Adair
Lincoln Avenue
Hess’ Meeting House
Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. D
G. G. Diehm
Robert BE
Pfauts
D. C. Martin
C. E. Regennas
H W
Lancaster
Joseph B, Wissler
Fresh Cider Bargain Draws in Starks and Baldwins
Fresh, sweet cider at 30 cents a gallon attracts buyers from Starks, Baldwins, Greenings and Russets as prices rise with demand. Local vendors urge customers to secure stock before price advances.
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Starks
Lititz Estate Sale Notices by Executors of Eliza Lutz
On Saturday January 15 1921 at Hershey and Gibbel Lititz Pa the executors sell real estate including four numbered lots fronting Cedar Street North Alley and Main Street plus five shares of Farmers National Bank Steel and assorted personal property at 2 o clock for transfer to announce terms. The sale includes dwellings at 235 237 North Main Street and 289 241 North Main Street with exact lot dimensions and boundaries described, and the auction starts at 7 PM for realty while personal property is offered at the premises. Names listed: HERR FL LUTZ BENJAMIN F LUTZ H. H. Snagely Aud Hershey Gibbel Clerks BR Krank Kready Att’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Lutz
Tate
Lititz
Hershey & Gibbel
Main Street
Cedar Street
North Alley
North Cedar Street
Benjamin F. Lats
East Main Street
Best
Farmers National Bank Steel
FL Lutz
Benjamin F. Lutz
H. H. Snagely
BR. Krank Kready
Wits Bureau
Morris
Springs Hotel
John F. Shenk
Fast Main Street
Hensel
Samuel Huber
Mary Mirsch
WANTED Sewed Carpet Rags and Scrap Metal
High cash prices paid for muskrats skunks raccoons opossums foxes minks and other wildlife. Carcasses bought unskinned. bring to Lititz Springs Tivervte. Also inquiries for 2 story frame house at 48 and 50 Lincoln Avenue with large lot. Applicants may contact Harold Murr Lititz Pa or Clayton Roth at Main St Lititz for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Murr
Lititz
Lititz Springs
Tiverv Rtahte
Lincoln Avenue
Hosiery Sales Offers Work In Norristown Mills Ad
Men or women may take orders among friends and neighbors for genuine guaranteed hosiery. Full time earnings reach 36.00 per week, spare time 75 cents per hour. No experience needed. Write International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa.
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International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Pac
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Moravisians
Moravian Church Council Meeting
Linden Hall
Annie Therese Davault
Township
P. O
Garden Spot News
Oberholtzer-Stauffer
Wm. Snavely
Farmers’ Institute At
Galen Balmer
Lexington
Raezer
Machpelah
Bedec
P. B. Bucher
Front Street
Addison Shuer
F. D. No
Tae Phone
N. G. Hershey
R. D. No
Ind
Manheinz Grantt
Ora Een
Clayton Roth
Lititz, Pa
Seal C
Ritchie
Main St
Gjan
David P. Bricker
BE. L. Garber & Son
Lititz and
Toll Gate
John H. Yerger
R. D
George Schreiber
East Lititz
J. W. Bruckart
Jefferson G. Usner
Lititz Borough
Rotheville
Samuel M. Ruth Joseph Usner
Susan G. Risser
Liita
Henry H. Risser
B. Wisaler
Celery & Headlettuce
Fred Spinner Florist
WM. Seitzinger E
Front St
Lexington Pike
Ady
Eugene Brubaker
Broad St
Lajan
Retail Merchants’ Association
Fisher’s Store
B. K. Zartman
I. G. Bushong
Rothsville Mills
Lititz Grantt
Tobaccco Farmers
John Helter
Lincoln Avenue, Lititz, Penna
MO. F. Longenecker
N. Broad St
Court House
Werisch
the Minsch
Fred. Essig
Aud
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