Fire Alarm Taps and Sunday Worship Notices
Alarm taps listed for Hose House Fisher's store Linden Hall Cedar and rent area Shelley's store Post Office Spruce and Orangest Broad and Lemonst Cor Moravian services next Sunday at 15 A.M Sunday school 9 A.M Evangelical Rev P T Brosious preachings and Anti Saloon league support Lurapran Rev Geo D Clarke UwiTen Brethren Rev James E Keene Lutheran Rev J W Bittner Lititz Akron Rothsville Neffsville Millport Kreider Mennonite Erb Landis Valley Schoeneck Lititz afternoon services, church listings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher's
Linden Hall
N. Cedar and Rent Srs
Shelley's
P. T. Brosious
C. H. Rockey
Anti- Saloon League
Ev. Lurapran
Geo. D. Clarke
el Hill
Lititz
Neffsville
James E. Keene
Church OF the Brethren
Millport
Kreider’s
Akron
Erb’s
Landis Valley
Schoeneck
Memorial Service for John Huss at Moravian Graveyard
A memorial service on God's acre south of the Moravian church honored John Huss born or martyred in 1415. Thirteen local congregation members were named for graves decorated with flowers. Clergy from Wisconsin and Ohio gave prayers and benediction as the service concluded. A separate Friday meeting of the Church of the Brethren featured a large Sunday school gathering with officers elected and missionary talks. Ladies Aid noted gifts and an $8.50 sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huss
God’s Acre
E. 5
Hagen
I. E. Deer
God's Acre
Vir
Abraham Beck
Martha
Mary Tippet
Maria Christina Schmidt
Mary Penny
Anna Maria Hehl
Church of the Brethren
East Petersburg
Moderati
Isaac W. Taylor
John N. Meyer
Milton Forney
Progressive Committee
Eider Isaac V. Taylor
Harvey Iberry
Lititz
Harry B. Yoder
Lancaster
David Kilhefner
Ephrata
W. Schlosser
Elizabethtown
Samuel Zook
Ye Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Utheran Church
Ye Society
W. Souders
Wm. Weitzel
W. H. Buck
F. B. Buch
Bretzels Triumph In Morning And Afternoon Games
Bretzels sweep both Fourth of July baseball games over Schaefferstown with 9 to 2 in the morning and 3 to 2 in the afternoon. Lititz pitchers Mellinger and Carpenter held the visitors hitless early, while Schaefferstown showed speed but costly errors. Rube’s Rubies and Lititz defense shone, though late rallies kept the afternoon contest close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube
Rubies
Schaefferstown
Lebanon County
Joe Verger
Warwick
Lititz
John Logan Carpenter
Mellinger
Bretzels
Columbia
Carl
Bartlett
Didim
Carpenter
Murphy Spickler
Diehm
Lutitz
Lutz
Mack
Yergertown Joe
Peggy Carpenter
McCloud
Murphy
Hagen Hepp nuptials in Moravian church at Lititz
A large Lititz crowd witnessed the marriage of Rev. John Francis Hagen and Miss Miriam Elizabeth Hepp in the Moravian church. The groom, pastor of Chanceford Presbyterian Church, and the bride, active in church work, received many gifts. The ceremony united by Rev. E S. Hagen with a pink and white color scheme, organ music, and a reception at the Hepp home. The couple planned housekeeping in the Chanceford manse after a trip to Philadelphia, New York, and the seashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Hepp
Paul E. Beck
Lohengrin
Dorothy Worthington
Bloomsburg
Ruth Grove
Marietta
Mary Hagen
Lititz
Bessie Hagen
Elizabeth Engle
Ferry Garber
Jay Evans
Harold Barr
Lancaster
Ernest Hagen
John Fass
Hepp
E. S. Hagen
Hagen
I. E. Deer
Maid of Honor
G. Lb. Hepp
Millersville
Philadelphia
York
Parkesburg
Moravian Sunday School
New York
Chanceford
Clay Township Ahead and Market Cattle Gains
Last week a carload of twenty fat steers shipped from Ephrata impressed onlookers as fine stock. Phares L Brubaker and brother Daniel raised ten head, averaging 661 pounds at sale after eight months gain to 12613 pounds. Daniel’s ten averaged 1147 pounds, with Phares gaining 6003 per head and Daniel 581. Bought at 5.75 per hundredweight and sold at 8.25. sold to S. L. Carpenter of West Harl, shipped to George Weisinger & Bro. of Pottsville. C E Groh reports $8.50 per cwt for his cattle, bought at 7.00 and profitable. Charles L Miller, Philadelphia drug store buyer, joins the Geographic Society in Washington. Local farmers install hay carriers to ease haymaking, doubling as a time saver and usable for wheat and oats. John F Longenecker markets hay loaders. P K Bomberger Elm and A Y Keath and J T Webber Penryn will close stores at 6 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Phares L. Brubaker
Daniel
Clay Township
Phares
S. L. Carpenter
West Harl
George Weisinger & Bro
Pottsville
C. E. Groh
Schaefferstown
John F. Longenecker
Wanted Akried Man for Attending Own and General Workabo ut
WANTED AKRIED MAN FOR ATTENDING own and general worka bout, country home near Lancs Steady position for tight party. House and garden included by part wager. Applicants will state wages ex pected and give reference. Ardross 2iyte P.O. Box, 417, Lancaster, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akried
Lancs
Ardross 2Iyte P.O. Box
Lancaster
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John Huas
Matinee
Yergertown
Strerz
U. Spickler
Viets
Gurpenter
Spiekiek
Stark
Butzer
Melling
Aaepyerstown Rh
I. E. Lutz
Bite
Mok
Bartt
Corl
Miller, Fetter
Remnbold
Nissinger Ss
Penter
Mollinger
Ott Corl
Hassler
Kreider
Ness
Charles L. Miller
West Philadelphia
Geographical Society
Washington, D. C
Miller
Henry S. Miller
J. C. Brobst
P. K. Bomberger
Elm
A. Y. Keath
J. T. Webber
Penryn
Record” Office
N. L. Swift
William Young
D. K. Lightan
Main Street
M. W. Keller
W. M. Selezinghr
Cannon Hill
Brickerville
Remaly
eiTerstown
J.C. Brobst
East Main Street
Litita
Henry Heishrman
Hill Maslin
Pfautz Bros Department S
Lititz Drug & Dept. Store
Fry’s
Fpry's
Main and
Cedar Sts
Lititz, PA
Doster’s
I. H. Doster
Sturgis
Thelititz
E. E. Habecker
K. N. Woite
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
John H. Tshudy
Lutz’s
Postoffice
Liifigza PA
Kodaks
Am Graduate Optician
R.N. Wolle Est
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