Religious Notices From Local Churches
MosAVIAN Rev E S Crosland pastor SS at 9 preaching 1015 AM John Hus memorial at 630 PM Mump EVANGELIGAL Rev J B Harper teachers 830 SS 9 AM 7 30 PM services 10 AM YPSCBat 645 730 PM Omited Brethren Rev C S Miller Sunday school 930 preach 1000 AM 730 PM Ev Lutheran Rev W K Fleck services 8 AM 9 15 AM preaching 1030 AM and 730 PM Reformed Rev George B Raezer 8 9 00 AM Penryn 1000 AM Brickerville 200 PM SS Lititz 900 AM Children's Day 700 PM NE Le U B Rev S G Kauff man urch 815 SS 915 Communion 1015 AM CH HB 730 PM Oregon Prayer Meeting 730 PM Church of the Brethren Lititz Kreider s Fairview Lane s White Oak Mennonite next Sunday Erbs Landis Valley Lith 27 M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
S.S
John Hus
Miller
W. K. Fleck
George B. Raezer
Penryn
Brickerville
S. S
Lititz
U. B
G. Kauffman
8. S
Oregon
Church OF the Brethren
Kreider’s
Fairview
Lane’s
White Oak
Menngnite
Erbs
Landis Valley
Churches Observe Children's Day and Ward March Service
Among the Churches August 10 observance by the Reformed Sunday School at 1 o'clock Sunday morning features a program titled Ward March with singing and other features. Rev. J. S. Graybill former missionary will speak at the Church of the Brethren in Lexington on Thursday evening July 3 and at the Middle Creek meeting house Saturday evening at 8 o'clock about his work in Malmo Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Pilace
S&s
Graybill
Church of the Brethren
Lexington
Middle Creek
Maimo
Sweden
Moravian Observes Hus Day with Internment Graveyard Service
The fifth anniversary of John Hus martyrdom will be observed by the local Moravian congregation Sunday at 6 30 pm in the oldest part of the Moravian graveyard. Rev E Crosland delivers an address with Prof Herbert Beck reading sketches of early Lititz letters and the younger Mr Beck giving an address. The Tremendous choir leads the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hus
E. §. Crosland
Herbert Beck
Lititz
Beck
Trembous Choir
Canadian Aviator Reading Moravian Pastor
Hev. Andrew David Stolz and two young Canadians were chosen to succeed Rev. I. Deer as pastor of the Moravian Church of Reading. Stolz was ordained and installed with Rev. Dr. GC L. Moench assisting, while serving as a pilot and returning to the Moravian Church in Lititz as a bachelor of divinity guest of the Aassler brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hev
Andrew David Stolz
I. &. Deer
Moravian Church of
Reading
GC. L. Moench
Canada
Stoltz
Lititz
Aassler Brothers
Moravian Sunday School Observes Paresis Day
Paresis Day was observed at the Moravian Sunday School with a resting program. A missionary exercise featured an American girl changing her views on foreign missions and a dreamer guiding eight young ladies portraying various nations. The event included songs, recitations, a patriotic orchestra performance, and diplomas awarded from cradle to primary. Attendance reached 447. collection totaled 25.40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosday
Xéning
Mixes Mecher Grogh
Mary Grosh
Mexico
Et Rader
Malaysia
Anna
China
Irene Ekreiter
J. & Reedy
May Hassler
Hinds
Lloyd Brookauer
Korea
Marguerite Inger
Japan
Mary Smnebe
Ted
Evlyin Prautz
Jean Russel
Agriculture Notes and Wheat Harvest Busy Week
The report highlights J W E Brackart's tobacco patch east of town with leaves reaching eighteen inches after three weeks. Rain improves growth but weeds surge. farmers face a heavy week with wheat harvest in full swing and tobacco requiring attention. Many will work long days, with Fourth of July town visits in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. E Brackart
Pine Nut Trees Planted By Weiserman Show Early Growth
John Weiserman planted four varieties of pine nut trees several months ago and three trees are now growing about three inches high. The trees are in Arizona California China and other countries. It remains to see if they acclimate here as the nuts grow in pine cones and resemble peanut kernels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weiserman
Arizona
California
China
Hay Cutting by Lantern Light in Rome Field
A Rome farmer cut hay by lantern light at dawn after a jammed schedule from last week. He plans to take Friday afternoon off to visit Lititz, proving a diligent farmer works after dark to keep fields ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lititz
Not Many Peach Orchards Left in This Section
Peach growing is nearly finished in the area with only a few orchards remaining. William Snavely at Rome reports healthy trees but scarce fruit while Vogel’s near Neffsville has ended though he starts two new orchards. A Lititz farmer praises artichokes, prepared like asparagus with cream dressing, over the traditional vinegar method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snavely
Rome
Jones
Lancaster
Lititz
Vogel
Neffsville
Pierson Employs Sheep to Clear Overgrowth at Paper Mill
H. J. Pierson, superintendent of the paper mill, owns about six sheep and has land west of the mill where dense grass and weeds have grown. He decided to use the flock to crop the area, and indications show the sheep are doing a good job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Pierson
Satisfied With the 19 5 Crop of David Helman
David Helman tests tobacco packings in the former Warwick School building finding the 19 5 crop the best in years. The leaf is thin mild aromatic and burns well with quality noted by a Hebrew tobacco dealer dispute about brick versus frame storage and moisture retention affecting weight and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Helman
Warwick
Connecticut
Lancaster County
Telman
Society of Farm Women Canning Demonstration Set
The Society of Farm Women will meet Saturday at 1 80 P M at Relandus Balmer’s house near Mill way Miss Jennie Schrup of State College will give a canning demonstration and all farm women are invited to attend Many new members are joining the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women
Relandus
Eschbach Letter From Davenport Traces Long-Running Record
Horace Eschbach of Davenport Iowa renews his subscription and recalls a lifelong record that followed him from Lititz to California New Orleans Chicago and finally North Dakota where he works as a foreman on a large wheat farm. Spring rains slowed planting but crops are thriving and his Clem Badorfs corn is prospering reinforcing memories of his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Norace Eschbach
Lititz
California
New Orleans
Chicago
North Dakota
Clem
Badorf
Market Prices and Local Oddities Noted at Saturday Sale
Crowds were light at the local market with few sellers for many buyers. Butter sold at cents a pound and eggs at 48 cents a dozen. other prices included sugar peas 12 tents a box beans 15 cents a quarter peck new potatoes 1h cents a box beats 6 ients 4 box currants cents a box lard 82 cents a pound raspberries 15 cents a box and dressed chickens from 1L10 to $1.84. Nearby, Daniel Weachter aged 82 and Abram Bitner a year or two younger were seen atop a farmer’s roof at Pine Hall. Potatoes dropped at Warwick House sale with 37 parties and 267 sales. 67 bushels sold from 20 cents to $1.40 per bushel. Forty-one rabbits sold 8 to 85 cents. 42 homemade brooms 50 to 65 cents. soap 28 pounds at 8 cents per pound. stockings 12 to 16 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Weachter
Abram Pinner
Pine Hall
Mr. Weachter
Mr. Bitner
Warwick House
Fourth of July Spirit Pushes Lititz to Celebration
Rippling patriotic notes fill Lititz as townsfolk prepare for a big Fourth of July parade and revelry. Coaches, railways, and streets converge for marching bands, cheers, and a festive atmosphere as residents await a summer spectacle. Government thrift stamps are urged as a practical Independence Day reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Missouri
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Mump Evangeligal
Harper
Moravian
Horace Eschbach
North
Litus
Oman
lLititz
Bureau of Homeeconomics
Department of Agriculture Extension
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Litiyz Clothing & Shoe Store
Broad Street
Litfiz, Pa
Liett
Njest
Walton Co
HE. K
Zaviraun
B.D
Imay
International Stocking
May St. Norristown, Pa
Lincoln Avenue
Horace Keller
Spruce St
Estella Grosch
Main St
Itte
Retail Merchants Association
E. B. Hauenstein
Lincoln, Penna
Anna Kreider
Corsetiere
E. Main St. Ina
Eastman Kodaks
THE
Lititz Jeweler
Scott’s Book Store
E. Main Street
Cate
Holtzhouse
Morrow
Lebanon
Lady Bird
Queen Olives
Hire
Mack's Old State
PEF
Autz Bros
R. N. Wolle Est
Ind
Telephone
Doster’s Store
Wrigley
Saresitt Sones
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