Moravian and Other Churches Plan Sunday Services
Local church notices list Moravian Crosland as pastor with Sunday school at 9 15 and regular services at 10 30 A M and 7 P M United Brethren with J C E Light and Dr Childress preaching at 10 36 and evangelistic meetings nightly except Monday St Paul s Lutheran led by W R Sammel with 9 15 S S and 10 30 service The Kishel Hill and United Evangelical churches schedule sermons and C E activities Manheim Lititz and other locations host Brethren and U B services A Love one another circle of Kings Daughters meets next Tuesday Jan 18 with a 40 cent dues. Pollywanna Circle also meets to begin regular work.
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United Brethren
J. C. E. Light
S. S
W. Lomax Childress
D. D
Che
Inter
C. E
Paul’s
W. R. Sammel
Luther League
King’s Daughters
Holy Matrimony in Lancaster for Miss Ellen Pfautz and Omer Futer Jr
Miss Ellen D Pfautz of Clay and Omer C Futer Jr married at Grace United Evangelical Lancaster last Thursday evening at 8 with Rev Huber officiating. Ring ceremony used attended by Miss Lida Mumma and Leroy Steffy. Wedding luncheon at groom’s home, reception at bride’s. Futer works at Armstrong Linoleum Lancaster. Pfautz was Ford Motor Co office bookkeeper at Ephrata. They will reside in Lancaster after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen D. Pfautz
Clay
Omer C. Futer, Jr
Omer Futer
East
King St
Lancaster
Grace United Evangelical Church
C. D. Huber
Lida Mumma
Ephrata
Leroy Steffy
Lititz
Miss Fry Weds Pottsville Doctor in Philadelphia Ceremony
Dr. Stephan Burke of Pottsville and Miss Sarah Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fry of this place, were married in Philadelphia on January 3. Miss Fry, a student nurse at St Mary's Hospital, and Dr. Burke a Jefferson Medical College graduate who recently opened an office in Pottsville, his native home.
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Stephan Burke
Pottsville
Sarah
Morris Fry
Philadelphia
Miss Fry
St. Mary's Hospital
Fragmented Thoughts on Heroism and Gospel Authorship
The text discusses women’s heroism as belief amid suffering over reasoning. It cites “the Gospel according to Mark” and notes scholarly dating around 65 to 70 CE. References include Saint Mark and T. Bosworth, reflecting a literary critique embedded in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
T. Bosworth
Tiny English Almanac Sold at Auction in London
An 1843 English almanac fetched $25 at a London auction. The item is described as extremely small with wires half an inch in length and seven-eighths of an inch in width. Experts are split on whether it is the smallest book ever printed, with some arguing that Scripture miniatures are even smaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Obituaries of Hottenstein Meisky Stuber Thomas from Lancaster region
Obituary notices report the deaths of Charles E Hottenstein 54 of Landis Valley on Jan 5 at St Josephs hospital. Barbara Burkhart Meisky 34 of Hopeland after five days illness at Lancaster General Hospital. William S Stuber 85 formerly of Ephrata died in Reading with funeral in Ephrata and Steinmetz cemetery. Reuben B Thomas 88 born Lititz lived Philadelphia and Lititz Civil War vet watchmaker Funeral services held at Mrs G W Hepps home and Lancaster cemetery with G A R ceremony.
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Albert E. Enck
Lillian Mae Meiskey
Hopeland
Lancaster General Hospital
Kright
Paul
Margaret Mae
Abram Meiskey
Harry
Arthur
Charles
George Weachter
Raymond Fiddler
Harry Wertsch
Lititz
U. B
Brickerville Cemetery
William S. Stuber
William
Stuber
Ephrata
Rufus ‘Graul
S. Ninth St
Reading
Graut
Kathryn Habecker
Lizzie Keener
Brethren Church
Steinmetz
Schoeneck
Reuben
Thomas Reuben B. Thomas
G.W. Hepp
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Martha Hepp
George Thomas
G. A.R
G. W. Hepp
Rev. Meinert
G. A. Ry
Isaac M Landis Dies in Home at Lititz
Isaac M Landis 72 died Tuesday evening at his Lititz home after a foot amputation and complications of diseases. Survived by wife Miss Susan Martzall and one sister Mrs Rhoeder of Lititz. Lutheran church member. Funeral Friday at 1 pm in the home and 2 pm at East Peters burg Lutheran church. Interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Landis
Lititz
Mariapo
Susan Martzall
Rhoeder
Lutheran Church
East Petersburg
To Clean Aluminum Vessels With A Corncob
A simple method for cleaning aluminum vessels with cooked oatmeal rice or other stubborn food is to use a small corncob. The cob should be mature and large enough to roughen without scratching the aluminum while removing food particles.
Whipped Cream Quote by Geoffery Moss
A brief quote notes that women are poor judges of a man until a certain age when it no longer helps them. The remark is attributed to Geoffery Moss in Whipped Cream.
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Geoffery Moss
Advertising as a business guide and its necessity
Uncle Ad extols advertising as the decisive edge for regular advertisers over those who spend little. A scrapbook of past ads and their effectiveness proves invaluable for solving sales problems. Non-advertisers lack records of their actions and outcomes, while advertising remains essential to growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reenn
Language of Birds lecture at Royal Institute
Professor J C Potter outlines three types of birds' language alarm notes call notes and song. Alarm notes signal combat while song asserts presence with rival undertones. Noted singers include blackbird thrush gray linget and blackcap. during adversity, birds sang boldly with head high and strong throat projection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Institute
London
J.C. Potter
Use of Rifle Rates From Border Warfare
In an Adventure Magazine piece Mr Wiggins argues the rifle became general in America in the early eighteenth century. He cites Captain Dillon’s 1719 dated barrel as evidence and notes the long-barreled border warfare model. He recalls King Philip’s era and asserts German settlers in Pennsylvania first made rifles for colonial conflicts.
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America
Braddock
Dillon
Philip
New England
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wiggins
Adventure Magazine
Good Indians saying linked to Grant era creed
The article notes the expression the only good Indian is a dead Indian arose during Grant era peace policy debates. It cites enlisted men opposing the policy due to brutal Indian fighting methods and recounts a repeated claim that some Indians are good, countered by the hostile refrain. It adds there is no clear record of who first coined the remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Tuerp
Mystery Horse Breeds Tales From Trackside Inquiry
An inquisitive fan spots a Hilleroan being groomed by a seasoned darkey. The handler claims the foal is exceptionally fast and hints the sire’s name is unknown, joking that the colt ran away before hearing its father’s name.
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Hilleroan
Darkey
Cabbage Juice Said To Cure Typhoid For Upholsterers
A Turkish upholsterer driven to deathly illness by typhoid drank cabbage juice from a pickled jar and recovered. Doctors urged cabbage juice as a remedy for typhus but then noted another death under the same treatment. they claimed the cure works only for upholsterers.
Fencer Teaches Child To Say Aks For Breakfast
A primary fencing student tried to train Dertha to say ate instead of or. She resolves to give personal attention. At school the teacher asks what she did after washing her face. Berthay answers with a confused phrase T dried its.
Funeral fallacies and public right of way belief
A London Tit-Bits report notes a funeral procession carrying a corpse across the Thames on a raft to bypass lock gates, claiming this act would render the gates public for all time. The item critiques the notion as a fallacy and reflects popular superstition.
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Meneral
Tiley
Thames
London
Praying at the Parson Scene at Wesley chapel
An Occasioner meeting follows the first evening service led by the new minister. A Brorler prayer quips that the pew minister could take a hint, while the Methodist Recorder notes human fault and self-blame as one grows older. Also a classified line: salesman wanted for lubricants and paints at The Jed Oil and Paint Co. in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Brorler
Methodist Recorder
Jed Oil and Paint Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Lost Beagle and Bond Redemption Notice in Lititz
A white Beagle with tan ears and a black back is reported stray with a reward offered for its return. Also a public notice states Lititz Borough Bonds Nos 1 to 6 totaling $8,000 become redeemable January 1 1927 and will be redeemed on presentment to H M Diehm treasurer at Lititz Springs National Bank Lititz Pa. An additional $12,000 in bonds will be redeemed in order of presentment at the same time and place.
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Lititz
H. Hl. Diehm
Lititz Springs
Borough Council of
Lexington
Warwick Township
H. H. Snavely
Elizabeth M. Lowery
S. M. Fahnestock
Leinster
Lancaster
Charles I. Landis
Aaron
Aassler
Court of Common Pleas
County of Lancaster
Israes
Court House
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. D
C. F. Bowman
Wanted Packard shirt salesmen earn 50 to 75 weekly
Advertisements soliciting men or women to sell Packard Tailored shirts and neckwear with $10 sample outfit. Targets include territories, repeat orders, and large spring patterns. Also partial notices for boarder meals and gift shop openings, plus furniture sales and a workingman’s home listing.
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Packard
America
Packard Manufacturing Co
Superior St
Chicago
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Crosland
Kissel Hill
Shelly
United Evangelical
Heisey
Church OF the Brethren
Fairview
White Oak
Middle Creek
Manheim
Neffsville U. B
G. Kauffman
S&s. S
Dumier
Oregon—S. S
Hammercreek
Kauffman
S. T2
Meeting OF Kings
Troles
Sarah Fry
Ras
Charles E.hottenstein
Charles E. Hottenstein
Landis Valley
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Barbara Burkhart
Alice
Lebanon
Albert
Conowago
David
Evans
Adam
West
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Neffsville
Uncle Ad
Advertising
Jam3
N. G. Yerger
P. W. Flory Jené
Brunnerville, Pa
Real Estate & Insurance
Penn Real Estate CO
H. N. Reiber
S. Broadst
Hollinger
Liberty Street
Charles Krick
Orange St
William Matiters
Tiershey & Gibbes
N. Cedar St
Ed W. Ranck
Penryn
Sarah Singer
Lester R. Miller
E. Front St
Lititz, Pa
P. K
G. S
Chronicle
Office
Eby Shoe Company
Lincoln Ave
Guernsey
Maple Lawn
Lester
Charles Weaver
Broad Street
Buick
T. W. Syteffy
Hudson
Essex
Frank Gable
E. Main St
Jano
Front Street
East Main Street
Independent Telephone Exchange
Doster
Eby Shoe Co
N. B. Leaman
Lydia Seaman
Abram Mease Lititz
R. D
Mill & Market
Central Market
Hershey and Gibbes’s
Main Street
Hamburg
B. F. Lutz
Pfautz Bros
Pfantz Bros. Department Store
Trimmer’s Variety Store
Atwater
Kent
Philco
Atwater Kent
Arthur* Kling
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