Local churches schedule and Huss memorial services
The page lists multiple church services including United Evangelical and United Brethren offerings with Sunday school at 9:30 and services at 10:30 and 7:30. Open air Hillside service starts at 7 PM. Also notes Oregon Charge and Reformed and Church of the Brethren activities. John Huss memorial at the Moravian graveyard marked by song, readings, and an Americanism address by Rev. Crosland. Attendance was large.
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United Evangelical
S. A. Heisey
United Brethren
I. W. Funk
C. E
Neffsville U. B
G. Kauffman
Church of Brethren
Longenecker’s
Fairview
Lexington
Lititz
Mennonite Church
Indiantown
Landis Valley
Erbs
John Huss
Constance
Germany
Crosland
United States
Herbert Beck
Abram R. Beck
Minert
Lancaster Moravian Church
Obituary notices from Ephrata Lititz Moravian Home area deaths
Obituary notices report Joseph P Miller of West Chestnut Street Ephrata dying Sunday afternoon in Lancaster County Hospital at age 80 and surviving wife Louisa and children Mary Eliza beth Emma Annie Charles Ida and a half sister Miss Louisa Walters. Funeral at his home and United Brethren Church Ephrata with burial at United Brethren Cemetery New Holland. Also Miss Louisa Graver 74 who died at the Moravian Home after eight years as inmate with burial at Middle Creek cemetery. Margaret Adams 63 died at Lititz home Spruce Street survived by husband two sons Elmer Harry and two daughters L Roth and Roy Weaver and many Kling Showers Detter line Keener and Steiner kin. Funeral from home then St Pauls Lutheran Church Lititz with Kissel Hill Cemetery burial.
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Joseph P. Miller
West Chestnut Street
Ephrata
Lancaster County Hospital
Louisa
Mary
J. T. Cox
Elizabeth
George R. Steinmetz
Emma
Clayton Sheaffer
Philadelphia
Annie
Charles
Ida
Louisa Walters
Neffsville
United Brethren , Church
United Brethren Cemetery
New Holland
Louisa Graver
Moravian
Lititz
Graver
John Graver
Miss Graver
Moravian Church
Middle Creek
Margaret Adams
Michael Adams
Spruce Street
Elmer
Lancaster
Harry
L. Roth
Roy Weaver
Hattie Miller
George Kling
Adam Showers
Harry Herr
Harry Showers
Robert Kling
Jacob Kling
Augustus Steiner
Lebanon
Theodore Keener
Shaefferstown
Charles Detterline
Reading
Albert Kling
Petersburg
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Kissel Hill Lutheran Chorda Cemetery
Carlsbad Cavern Poised as Nation's Largest Wonder
The National Geographic Society plans an expedition to Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico to study its vast corridors and grand chamber potential as Americas largest most beautiful cave. Will assess bats plants geology and possible connections to Guadeloupe Mountains while nation sets the site as a national monument. Read the Record $1.50 a year.
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National Geographic Society
Carlsbad Cavern
New Mexico
America
Carlsbad
Capitol
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Willis T. Lee
Coolidge
Odd sea monster sighted by Natal observer near shore
B C Ballance of Natal reports a strange white creature about 47 feet long, with a piglike snout and polar bear hair, seen battling two whales offshore. The remarkable carcass washed ashore, measured at 47 feet, then disappeared after ten days with natives recalling sightings further up the coast.
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B. C. Ballance
Natal
Africa
Matter Was Obviously Question for the Deer
Representative OConnor discussed in New York plans to investigate telephone and telegraph firms. He criticized evasive replies and likened the issue to Colonel Carter of Cartersville recounting a tale of a deer with a ten foot antler spread, underscoring a joke about business.
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O'Connor
New York
Colonel Carter
Cartersville
Carter Hall
Carter
Laughter a Low Thing Across Noted Figures
A quoted treatise on laughter cites Moltke as laughing only twice in years of discretion after his mother in law's death and a Swedish fortress joke. The piece recalls Charles Sumner similarly denying much laughter and contrasts with Kingsley, per Family Herald notes.
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Moltke
Stockholm
Tord Chesterfield
Charles Sumner
American Statesman
John Martineau
Eversley
Charles Kingsley
Family Herald
The First Circus Origin and Early London Founder Philip Astley
The traveling circus began in London at the end of the eighteenth century under Philip Astley. It was tented with a central ring for performances and spectator tiers rising around it. Early shows featured horse feats such as leaping through hoops and standing on two horses as they galloped.
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London
Philip Astley
Amateur Actor Surprised by Real Pistol On Stage
A young actor in a small role faced a real pistol during opening night rehearsal. After a quiet cue in the wings he exclaimed Ye gods What on earth was that as the pistol fired, a moment that contrasted with earlier rehearsals where no live weapon was used.
WANTED MALE HELP OFFERED IN LITITZ SALES DRIVE
WANTED MALE HELP WANTED 10,000,000.00 Company seeks to sell 150 Daily Home Necessities in Lititz with profits 35 to 50 weekly. Experience unnecessary. For particulars write The J. R. Watkins Company Dept. 17 281 Johnson Ave Newark NJ 11-p. Also notices about poultry calves buyers and medical advisor sales.
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Lititz
J. R. Watkins Company
Dept
Johnson Ave
Newark
N. J
Fur of the Otter Skin and Fur Described by Nature Magazine
Nature Magazine details otter fur noting a loose skin with deep liver brown color and silver tipped hairs. It highlights the soft woolly underfur that gives felt value and mentions the otter diet of mussels sea urchins crabs and kelp shoots.
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Nature Magazine
Charges for Coast to Coast Hikers Continue Story
The hikers report lingering 22 miles to Cheyenne where they reach with little money. A kind stranger gives 50 cents for food as they bunk in an old deserted house. They befriend a traveling companion who helps them find meals, washing dishes for supper and earning small sums, while awaiting news from home.
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Cheyenne
Mohn
For Sale Buick Touring 1924 Model with Ford Trade
Brand new Buick Touring with 1924 model and four wheel brakes. Will trade for a Ford Coupe. Contact Bell 126 Ind. or 160-X Lititz Pa. Also lot for sale on South Cedar Street with good location. Apply Theodore Dussinger. Sealed bids by Lititz Record office. R.D. 1 Boston female bulldog, one year old, offered at one fourth value. Apply Keller's Barber Shop. Chevrolet touring car with new motor installed, in first class condition. Apply 217 BE New St. B F Lutz Ind. Phone 48-L.
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Bell
Lititz
South Cedar Street
Theodore Dussinger
Lancaster and
Boston
Keller’s
New St. Lititz, Pa
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Miss Louisa Graver
New Mexican
Guadeloupe
Elmer Hershey
Manheim, Pa
Lily
D. M. Weaver
Lititz, Pa
Ind
Pierce
Medical Press
Washington Street
Buffalo
W. S. Fry
Ojly
S. Broad Ass
Stormfeltz
B. Koser
H. W
N. S. Myers
S. Cedar Street
FREY
Havana
N.W. Frey & Son
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co
Ostero, Mich
A. E. Kofroth
Main St
Penn State
Leon Himmelberger
South Cedar St
Orly
Fry
Broad St
Pfantz Bros
Dr. Schools
Robert E. Pfautz
Practipedias
Thomas_Christ
N. Broad St
Stoner
J. M. Leed
East Main Street
Fianna, Pfautz
Mill & Market
E. K. Zartman
Pa. R. D
B. F. Lutz
Record Printing House
Pfautz Brothers
Pfantz Bros.Dept
Hepp
Optometrist
Wisteria
Arinc
Lancaster Co.Capital
Lancaster Co
Spice and Span
National Spic and Span
National Stores
Servus
National
Lancaster County
Doz
National Consumers Stores
County Stores
E. Main St
Summy
Black Manheim
Christian St
E. King & Ann St
W. Xing St
Duke & Dauphin
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