Religious notices from Moravian to Catholic churches
A compiled list of Sunday services and sermon topics across multiple denominations. Moravian led by Rev E S Crosland with 10 AM and 1:30 PM services and 7 PM illustrated lecture The Other Wise Man. Lutheran led by Rev K Fleck with 10:30 AM and 7 PM services. Reformed with Rev Geo B Baczar at Penryn 10 AM and Lititz 7 PM, Sunday School 1 PM. United Evangelical led by Rev J S Harper with 10 AM and 7 PM services, Sunday School 1:30 PM. United Brethren led by Rev J M Walters with 10 AM sermon, 1:30 and 6:15 PM services and revival nights on Is There a Hell Who Goes There. Mennonite services at Erb's Landis Valley and Lititz. Church of the Brethren in Lititz Manheim Fairview Neffaville Home with morning and evening services. Catholic Church holds services on first third and fifth Sundays at 10 AM at the corner East Main and Cedar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Geo. B. Baczar
Penryn
Brickerville
Lititz
United Evangelical
Harper
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
God
U.S
C. B
Erb's
Landis Valley
Church of the Brethren
Manheim
Fairview
Neffaville
Lexington
Catholic Church
East Main
Cedar Streets
Moravian church meeting and annual trustees elected
The Love One Another Circle of King's Daughters will meet Tuesday evening January 20 at the Moravian Church. William Grube Morris Kauffman were reelected trustees M S Hess elder and Robert Yerger auditor. Proceeds from Week of Prayer for relief in the Near East totaled 115 dollars. An illustrated sermon on The Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyke will be shown with 40 hand made colored views and the hymn Jesus Lover of My Soul will be sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Tuesay
Church Counel
Moravian Church
W.mt Grube
Morris Kauffman
M. S. Hess
Robert Yerger
Near East
Prince of Writers
Nienry van Dyke
Jesus
Annual Report and Local Notes From the Sunday School
The secretary reports 899 total enrollment and 14 402 aggregate attendance for the year with 277 average and 557 peak. Seventy six visitors joined. 62 scholars and teachers attended every Sunday. long attendance lists name 28 to 4 years. Funds amount to RIGL50. Local items include a buffalo robe lost and found, dogs and blankets issues, livestock and produce prices, and a club banquet at the Springs Hotel with Hackman’s orchestra and a roast turkey meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Young
Cora Miller
Josephine Miller
William Rapp
John Wike
Franklin Sehleith
Mary Souders
W. S. Diehm
Kathryn Get
Miss Estelle Grosh Hosts Open House on Birthday
Miss Estelle Grosh celebrated her fiftieth birthday with an open house at her West Main Street home. 126 callers from Lititz and beyond attended as refreshments were served. A poem from the Moravian Home Board praised her eight years as treasurer. gifts included a cut glass water set. Attendees included from Philadelphia Lancaster Reading Manheim and Hershey with members of the Moravian Home Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Grosh
Baying
West Main Street
Miss Grosh
Moravian Home
Laura Hindemyer
Mrr
Charles Haines
Catherine Gates
H. Luke Grosh
Philadelphia
Mollie Nagel
Lancaster
Libbie Buch
Lititz
BR. B. Barr
Reading
Frances Ammon
John Ammon
Elmer Brock
Frances Flory
Martha
Annie Peters
Manheim
Milton Hershey
Penryn
Walter Landis
Landis Valiey
Travelers Near and Far Continue Social Highlights
A crowded Mr and Mrs B B Seaman and Mr and Mrs Henry Keener plan a Florida trip to St Petersburg with train accommodations delaying departure. Local residents include Lieut Col Hickock from France now at Ideal Cocoa Co New York and dinners hosted by W H Muth. Several residents travel or recover from illnesses and injuries with updates on family visits health issues and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Seaman
Ard
Henry Keener
Florida
St. Petersburg
Col. Hickock
France
Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Co
New York
Ideal
W. H
Ruth
Herbert
Arline
Monterey
Wm. B. Reidenbach
Harry Reidenbach
Lowell
Rev
Sonon
Charles Rosenberg
Hartford
Conn
Mary
Morris Rosenberg
Theodore
Morris
Rosenberg
Mr. Rosenberg
Recordings and New Year Jokes on Tax and Life
The item blends a humorous, quotable verse on income tax and habits with reflections on aging money and modern life. It notes Y2K era themes like taxes, banks, housing costs, cars, travel, and social quirks through witty lines. It closes with a liquor theft joke contrasting with diamond robberies.
Pork production costs vary widely per pound
The piece notes pork production costs range from 9 to 22 cents per pound according to independent pig owners keeping accurate accounts. It also promotes tires, clothing, and store values with regional ads and a light quote from David Harum about fleas keeping a dog content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
David Harum
Lititz Clothing Aid
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. S. Crosland
RM. OS. S
K. Fleck
S.S
Kissel Hill
Church Notes
U. Evangelical Sunday School
Billy
William Kissinger
William
Wil Vara
Warwick
Wick Tau
Asam Nuia
Lima
Ieus” Club
Springs Hotel
Man
P. S. Snyder
Hackman
Judas
Louise A. Weitzel
W. M. Weitzell
General Hospital
Paul Roebuck
Michael Adams
Spruce Street
Harry Neidermyer
Lititz Electric Supply Company
C. E. Mohler
East Main St
Lititz, Pa
Ralph M. Spacht
O. H. Bair
Philo
W. H. Enck
Manor Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Manhattan Hotel
Rothsville
Louis
Halter
H. B. Workman & Co
Smith Premier Toyewriter
Meldor Knitting
Lititz Springs Livery Stablea
Clayton Roth
Ind
Main Street
E. Main St
Gost
Estella Grosoe
Main St
Litus
Retail Merchants Association
Hep
John Barleycars
Trenches
Chalmers
Ford
N.S. Myers
Spruce St
R. N. Wolle Estate
Jersey
Seaman
LEED
N. Broad St
Zartman
Doster’s Store
Wagner
Lutz and Schram
Madam Grace Corsets
Pfautz Bros
Wake
Trimmer
Buckwalter Property
Broad Street
J. Fred Essig
Penna
Auto
Kelly Springfield
Pfantz Bros
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