Religious notices list area church services for Sunday and weeknight events
Moravian Rev Croslana leads evangelistic services in the S S Chapel with evening meetings and a Sunday 1 30 PM session. Lutheran Rev Fleck conducts services at Lititz and Kissel Hill with daily evenings except Saturday. United Evangelical Rev Harper schedules 10 AM and 7 PM sermons with 1 30 PM Sunday school. United Brethren Rev Walters preaches 10 AM with 1 30 PM S S C E at 6 15 PM and 7 PM Men’s Bible Class. Church of the Brethren holds services across Kreider s Lane s Lititz Fairview and Neffsville Brethren Home. Mennonite services at Indiantown Petersburg Lands Valley Lititz Erb s. Another Lutheran Rev Weichsel lists Akron and Rothsville services at 10 AM and 2 and 7 PM. Brunnerville U B notes S S at 9 AM, sermons at 10 AM and 7 PM with revival. Catholic church observes services first, third and fifth Sundays at 10 AM at East Main Cedar corner.
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BE. S. Croslana
S. S
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Kissel Hill
United Evangelical
J. S. Harper
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
8. S
Church of the Brethren
Kreider’s
Lane’s
Neffsville
Lexington
Brunnerville U. B
Catholic Church
East Main
Cedar Streets
Noted Evangelist to Lead Lititz Campaign
Rev. Henry Ostrom D D of Moody Bible Institute will headline a two week evangelistic campaign at the Moravian Sunday School building Lititz beginning Sunday February first. Services feature 10 am sermons 3 pm mass meeting and 7 pm evening service with nightly 730 pm meetings except Saturday. Ostrom renowned preacher author Bible lecturer and evangelist praised for clear forceful teaching and wide city church experience.
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Henry Ostrom
D. D
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Moravian Sunday School
Dre. Sheppard
The
Recorder
Ostrom
John Burkhart
Lancaster
Noted Bible Student to Preach at Church of the Brethren
E B Hoff of Bethany Bible School Chicago will preach 7 30 Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening. He is a noted Bible student of the Brethren church. Frank Ulrich injured by wire at Eby Shoe factory. Nathaniel West hurt finger at a box factory by a heavy door.
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E. B. Hoff
Bethany Bible School
Chicago
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Church
Frank Ulrich
Eby
Nathaniel West
Well Known Lititz Financier Keeps Chickens At Home
H C Seldomridge, a noted Lititz resident, runs a scientific poultry operation with 72 Rhode Island hens. He reports strong egg production, clean quarters, and careful management including fresh air, warm water, and a balanced mash. A Hampshire pig litter at J W Bruckhart’s farm adds to the rural notes of the piece.
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H. C. Seldomridge
Rhode Island
New York State
Seldomridge
Greenhouse grower Spinner to ship new radishes soon
Fred Spinner of the Second Ward conducts a greenhouse and will soon supply new radishes to market. His second lettuce crop will be ready in about two weeks and he reports strong home sales of flowers including sweet peas primroses and calendulas. A furnace heats two greenhouses and will soon heat his home. severe cold did not trouble him much.
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Fred Spinner
Lititz
Spinner
County Hampshire Breeders Meet Elects Lititz Man to Office
Lancaster County Hampshire Swine Breeders Association held an all day meeting at 33 North Duke Street Lancaster. About thirty members attended as a Lititz man was elected to office and discussion previewed the next sale to be held near Lititz on Tuesday of this week.
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Lititz
Lancaster County
Hampshire
Swine Breeders Association
North Duke St
Lancaster
Lancaster Hampshire Breeders Form Cooperative Association
Members adopted articles of incorporation creating the Lancaster County Hampshire Breeders Cooperative Association Incorporated with plans to rename Eastern Hampshire. Officers elected include President Ross B. Witmer and Vice President J W Bruckhart, with a six-member board and auditors named. A March 18 1920 Hampshire sale is set at Spruce Villa Farm Lititz R D 1. The group meets quarterly. growers note yellowing affecting buds and scarce home grown peaches.
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Lancaster County Hampshire Breeders Cooperative Association Incorporated
Stampshire
Ross B. Witmer
Lampeter
J. W. Bruckhart
Lititz
Sec-Treas
S. R. Za
Spruce Villa Farm
Lititz R. D
H. H. Snavely
C. B. Zook
Banks
W. W. Gibble
Brunnerville
Prose and quips from Lititz notes and jokes on winter
A Lititz column blends playful verse and wry proverbs reflecting cold weather and daily life. The piece cheekily notes a sledding boy, witty lines on honesty and politics, and a mock question about guarding liquor as Congress is asked to provide 2,500 guards for 69 million gallons.
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Congress
Hond
Travelers Near and Far continue from page one in St. Petersburg
The article recounts residents visiting and returning to St. Petersburg Florida with notes on weather housekeeping and social rounds. It mentions Seaman lodging with light housekeeping friends Mathers visiting parents Rosenberg traveling to Bennetsville with oil stock Pfautz store visits at Paradise and Reeser staying at Camp Hill. It also covers Warwick House sale results with sleighs pigs potatoes beans kidney beans brooms and hose sold.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Seaman
Harl Mathers
Holtwood
John Mathers
Charles Rosenberg
Bennetsville
D. C
Century Oil
Robert E. Pfautz
Pfautz Bros
Paradise
William Pfautz
N. B. Reeser
Camp Hill
Warwick House
Bread Prices to Rise as Wheat Costs Climb
Lancaster county bakers warn that higher materials push bread prices higher. Flour costs have jumped from $10-$11 per barrel to $14.60-$16 for premium flour, making a 12 cent loaf the next likely price. Spring wheat dominates local production and a bakers meeting will decide within two weeks.
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Lancaster County
George Harmon Surprised on His Birthday
Mr George Harmon was surprised on Saturday when relatives called at his home in honor of his 46th birthday in the afternoon and were given a special dinner. The affair was arranged by Mrs Harmon. Those present were Mr and Mrs Chester Mellinger, Mrs Aaron Kurtz and son Richard, Misses Edith Hassler and Anie Reimsnyder, all of Ephrata, Millie Wagner, Grace and May Hassler, Mr and Mrs Ivan Eberly, of
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George Harmon
Birthday surprise lifts Lititz man with gifts and money
Mr Harmon received many cards handkerchiefs and gifts by mail and a surprise note to call the post office. His wife gave him an envelope at birthday supper containing 46 dollars. A Lititz Clothing and Shoe Store ad seeks a saleslady aged 18 to 20 with starting pay 12 to 20 dollars.
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Lititz
Harmon
Lititz Clothing and Shoe Store
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Moravian U. S. Chapel
Hiram Bomberger
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Iowa
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Lincoln
Highway Department
Simon
Victor Records
Will
Scott's Bookstore
E. Main St
Empire State Nursery Co
Waterloo
N.Y
Weed Auto Chain
S. Broad Steet
Clayton Buckwalters
Landis Herr
Sal
Walter Ernst
South Cedar St
George Schreiber
J. W. Bruckart & Son
Flintland Farms
Lititz Springs
Clayton Rotit Ind
el Ptt
Reni
Record
Jagor Howard
Main St
Retail Merchants’ Association
Estella Grosch
W. Main &T
Anna Kreider
Ind
Curtis Hensel
Cedar and
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Hich
Lititz Electric Supply
C. E. Mohler
East Main St
Lititz, Pa
Chalmers
N. S. Myers
Spruce St
Heinz
R. N. Wolle
Henderson
Madam Grace
Nemo
Broad Street Department Store
S. Broad
E. Orange Streets
Doster’s Store
Lutz and Schram
LH. Doster
Record Printing House