Religious notices and church services listed by denomination
Moravian Rev. E. S. Crosland and others preach and conduct Sunday services at 10 15 A M. Lururan Rev. W K Fleck preaches at 10 20 A M and 7 36 P M with Sunday School at 9 15 A M Brickerville Rev George B Raezer preaching at 10 A M and Perryn Lititz Perryn and others hold morning and evening services with varied Sunday School times. Lutheran Rev F A Weichsel presides with brickerville service at 10 A M Perryn 2 and 7 20 P M. other Lutheran services in Lititz. United Brethren Rev J S Harper leads services with teachers meeting at 6 30 and 8 9 and services 10 A M and 7 30 P M. Unrest Brethren Rev C S Miller Sunday School 9 30 and preaching 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M. Church of the Brethren conducts Sunday services at Lititz Longenecker’s Millport Fairview. Mennonite services next Sunday in Indiantown Petersburg Lands Valley Lititz and Erb’s in various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
S.uts
Lururan
W. K. Fleck
George B. Raezer
Brickerville
Otlock
Perryn
Lititz
Rey, F
A. Weichsel
Uniran Francruical
Harper
S. St
Brerarea
Miller
Church OF the Brethren
Longenecker’s
Millport
Fairview
Indiantown
Petersburg
Lendis Valley
Erb’s
Special Invitation And Church Notices In Elizabethtown
Rev HS Crosland will preach at the Masonic Fiema Elizabethtown next Sunday with Rev FP W Stenger serving as substitute in Moravian Church here. At St Pauls Lutheran July 18 baptism Mary Grace Enck infant daughter of Warren K Enck and profession of faith for J Frank Schell. St Pauls notes rapid membership growth and $2616.35 paid on the church debt plus $219 for benevolence in May and June and $570 total since last fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS. Crosland
Masonic Fiema
Elizabethtown
FP. W. Stenger
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. K. Fleck
Mary Grace
Warren K. Enck
J . Frank Schell
St. Paul’s
United in Holy Matrimony at Home wedding
Frank Hodecker of Landisville and Anda Gochenour wed at eight o clock Saturday evening at the bride s parents home on South Broad Street in the presence of twenty five relatives a wedding repast followed The bride will remain at home for the present Mae Harvey Strauss and Mazie near Brickerville united in marriage at the United Brethren parsonage Saturday evening July 12th Rev Clint S Miller officiating The parents are Mr and Mrs George Straw and Mr and Mrs Wayne Bayer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hodecker
Landisville
Anda Gochenour
A. H.gochenour
South Broad Street
W. K
Mae Harvey Strauss
Mazie
Brickerville
United Brethren Parsonage
Clint. S. Miller
United Brethren Church
George Straw
Wayne Bayer
Mink-Showalter Marriage At Front Street Church
Mink Showalter wed H Hershey at Front Street, with the groom son of Lenard Mink of Palmersville and the bride daughter of Jacob B Showalter of Akron. The couple will spend about two weeks in New York State and Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wob H. Hershey
Tm W. Mik
Trene
Front Street
Lenard Mink
Palmersville
Jacob B. Showalter
Akron
New York State
Pennsylvania
Warwick House sale yields high cattle prices and varied goods
Cows sold at Warwick House sale brought over 206 dollars each, with total cattle revenue around 5496 dollars from 38 head. The event featured scans and rabbits, new and old potatoes, chickens at eight and a half cents each, and rabbits priced 15 to 8 cents. Produce, beans, broom collars, and beets also traded amid fluctuating prices as buyers and sellers met on the sale grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Steckin
Farm Work Delayed by Shortage of Help at Kissel Hill
Varn Netes reports farm tasks stalled by labor shortage with wheat not cut and mouldy grain in some fields. A Kissel Hill farmer notes hay burden due to limited help. John Moss harvested 400 bushels of potatoes. yield about 175 bushels per acre. Mr Hess bought a ton-ton truck and plans to haul produce to Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Kissel Hill
SGLK
John Moss
Hess
Lancaster
Farm horse market strong amid drought and export demand
Agriculture notes describe draught horse prices rising as hardier gray horses outperform bays and blacks. Prices paid for notable horses, including a 19-year-old black and a pair of gray studs, reflect a robust market. A separate Lincoln Highway crash near Greenland, Lancaster, killed two children and injured nine others. the Groff and Cooper families were involved with varying injuries and ongoing hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Erh
N. K Bach
David TR. Bach
Mr. Buch
Lincoln Highway
Greenland
Lancaster
Wheat threshing scarce as outfits run thin in region
Wheat harvest shows most grain cut yet threshing outfits are few with only about three active. Pirates Twhoil works at a chocolate factory, Ralph Hess is in hospital, Eric's outfit idle after owner left for France. Threshing costs eight cents per bushel and straw work pays from 1.50 to 1.74 per ton. Straw yields exceed previous years with Long near Brownstown leading at thirty four two-horse loads from six acres using fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates Twhoil
Ralph Hess
Eric
France
Long
Brownstown
Fox Caught the Turkeys on Milton Kreider Farm
A Milton Kreider farm near Mill Way lost thirteen and eleven newborn turkeys from two settings. A worker spotted a fox in a cornfield near the pens as poults aged, prompting the animal to flee. Guineas on the Tess farm nearby also vanished, suspected to be the fox’s doing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Kreider
Mill Way
Itess
Guineas
Skunk Sightings Near King Nathan Buch Farm
A resident west of town reports seeing a skunk with seven young ones near his home. He found no guimea or chicken nests yet, but suspects skunks steal eggs. The animals are noted to destroy many insects, a perceived benefit alongside the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Buch
Fat cattle hauling costly to owners in Lancaster market
A report from Lititz to Lancaster stockyards notes drivers lose weight and money hauling fat cattle. One buyer moved a fat bull 70 pounds on a hot day, incurring about $8 loss. N. K. Bueh sold two fat bulls this week and plans to haul by auto to cut costs. selling price stands at $12.50 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cattie
Lititz
Lancaster
N. K. Bueh
Auto Truth
Farthest advanced tobacco field near Lititz boasts record growth
Stephan of northeast Lititz notes a remarkable tobacco patch measuring nearly an acre. Planted May 20, rows 4% inches apart, leaves now reach up to 2 inches long and 17 inches across as growth progresses. Last year’s mature crop yielded leaves of about 2 by 22 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan
Lititz
Rabbits Plentiful This Year, Hunter Reports
An old hunter from this area says rabbits are unusually abundant this year due to mild winter conditions and scarce snow. He notes extensive country trips find rabbits everywhere, promising a strong shooting season ahead. Also included are ads for umbrellas and Lititz Clothing and Shoe Store promotions with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Clothing and Shoe Store
Dellinger and Several Lancaster Figures Pass Away
Amanda Dellinger died at 5 PM on Tuesday at her grandparents' home on South Broad Street after a one day illness from heart disease. She was visiting Lancaster and born at Brickerville, survived by siblings Walter Ruth Edna Anna and William. Funeral Friday at 1 PM at her parents' New Holland Lancaster home, with interment in a city cemetery. Funeral director H B Beck in charge. Correll L Smith died at 9:20 AM at his parents' Lancaster home after a year long illness, age 34. Born April 24 1885 in Lat. later moved, joined Moravian then Memorial Presbyterian church, Mason lodge No 43, taught engraving at Bowman's Technical School. Survived by wife Barbara Fisher, son Garrell Smith Jr., parents, brothers Paul Smith and Pierce and sisters Mrs Charles Heck Mrs Benjamin Itz. Funeral from parents' home Tuesday at 2 PM with private interment in Greenwood cemetery. Joseph S Gingrich, owner of Gingrich's mill on the Mannheim pike, died around noon at his Manheim pike home aged 70 after four years of declining health. Survived by wife Adelina, son Elmer, daughter Mrs Steinhoff of New Britain CT, and brothers Amos E Lancaster, Mrs Albert Martzall Millersville, Mrs Hess, Mr Joy, Mrs Andrew Hertzler Centerville. Funeral Friday 1 PM from the late home with public services at Mennonite church East Petersburg at 2 PM. burial in cemetery adjoining.
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Tittle
Pauling
Amanda
Dellinger
Linville Dellinger
South Broad Street
Rs. W. IT. Dellinger
Lancaster
Brickerville
Walter
Ruth
Correll L. Smith
George B
Carrie Sturgis Smith
West
Walnut Street
Lat
Moravian Church
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Masons
Smith
Bowman’s Technical School
Colorado
Barbara Fisher
Garrell Smith, Jr
Paul Smith
Lebanon
Charles Heck
Atlantic City
Benjamin Itz
Lititz
Pierce
Greenwood Cemetery
Joseph
Gingrick
Joseph S. Gingrich
Lancaster County
Gingrich
Manheim Pike
East Petersburg
Adelina
Elmer
Mrs. Steinhoff
New Britain
Connecticut
Amos
Albert Martzall
Millersville
Hess
Joy
Andrew Hertzler
Centerville
Mennonite Church
Shenk Dies At 64 In East Lampeter Township
Christian KL Shenk, 64, retired farmer and Mennonite, died Tuesday morning at 12:40 at his home near Witmer East Lampeter Township after heart trouble. Survived by wife Annie J. Weaver and children David W Lancaster Mrs Clayton W Jones Clarence C East Lampeter, plus brothers and sisters including Mrs George Shreiner Lititz Mrs Levi Swart Mechanics Grove and Harry Lititz. Funeral Friday at 9 from home, 10:30 East Petersburg Mennonite church, Interment in adjoining cemetery. Dorothy Leed infant daughter of Sherman Deed of 29 Fanet avenue Rossmere died Tuesday morning in St Joseph's Hospital from infantile trouble. Funeral from parents home Thursday at ? o'clock with interment Rothsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian KL
Sheik Christian DL
Shenk
Witmer
East Lampeter
Tobias
Catherine Landis Shenk
Mennonite Church
Annie J. Weaver
David W
Lancaster
Clayton W. Jone
Clarence C
East Lampele
George Shreiner
Lititz
Levi Swart
Mechanics Grove
Harry
East Petersburg
Dorothy Leed
Sherman Deed
Recordings and quips from a bygone page
A collection of witticisms and brief notes mentions St Swithin’s Day rain lore Moravian picnic coffee free amid high prices humorous lines about wit vows and dating small jokes about bingo kissing and a failed date anecdote reflects light editorial trivia from a historical page
Desirable Property for Sale in Lititz Borough Pa
Desirable residence known as The Hehoes located at the corner of Oale and Front streets in Lititz Borough. Property includes a large lot 217 by 408 feet with a modern two story bungalow, five rooms plus bath on first floor, sleeping balcony, three rooms and bath on second floor, recent wall paper, hardwood doors, water system, electric wiring, concrete walks, garage, shed, and 700 six year old grape vines on steel poles. Lawn, trees, and shrubbery. Terms: $2,000 down, remaining at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oale
Front Streets
Lititz
Redcay
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Strauss-Boyer
Varn Netes
Bead Chester
Clayton Grott
Homeville
Christinna
James
Herbert Cooper
Parkesbore
Clayton R. Grofit
White Rock
General Hospital
Duener Bishop
Wilmington
Del
Hhen Keough
Chester Cruthers
Atelen
H. Cooper
GH. Cooper
Parkesburg
Clayton I. Groff, Jr
Carrie Groff
Rachael Groff
Groffs
Mrs. Groff
Mr. Iott
Mr. Cooper
Caruthers
Keough
Bishop
Coatesville
Cooper
Groff
Mr. Groff
Christian W. Groff
Bareville
J. W. G Hershey
Rev. Hershey
Seibert’s
Uch
Fox
Vobacco
Lititz Clothing and Shog
Retail Merchants’ Association
Higgs
Ty Sui
John Roth
Spruce St
Marion
Pan
Hershey and Gibbel M
South Broad
Marion Street
Cash
Sprace Street
Bo, Melzer
J. K. Zartman
RD. No
Tuayett
J. KE. Stoner
Ind
Main Street
Mes
Mary L
Steiner
Anna Breider
Luit
FORD
D. A. Long Klytt
Cialesman
Tim
Tarip Vitis
Rerpuirs
Eck, Huopss
Esthla Grosch
Main St
Litity
Warwick Township
Lancaster Cour
K. D. No
Liarie L. Christ
John A. Nacimai
Eh Sakrag Ansette
Igar CO
Lip Front St
Geo. K. Crandall
E. Chestnut St
Borage
William K. Snavieely
Anna Kreider
E. Main St. Ind
Eastman Kodaks
Hepp
THE
Lititz Jeweler
R. N. Wolfe
Doster’s
Armour and Co
Doster Ixtimncs
Scott's Book Store
E. Main Street
Holtzhouse’s Confectionery
Marrow
Broad Street Department Store
S. Broad
E. Orange Streets
Okeh Records
Phonograph Sales & Equipment CO
East Main Street
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