Fire Alarm Tones And Sunday Services Across Denominations
The notice lists fire alarm bell taps for multiple locations and details English and German church services for various denominations including Moravian Lutheran Lutheran and Reformed churches. It notes sermon times Sunday schools and cornerstone laying events at White Oak and Lititz with pastors named such as Rev E S Hagen Rev J W Woehrle Rev Geo D Clarke and Rev F E Erdman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagen
Astrep Evangeligal
J. W. Woehrle
F. E. Erdman
Geo. D. Clarke
Neffsville
Lititz
UnNstep Brethren
James E. Keene
Brickerville
White Oak
St. James
Church OF the Brethren
Manheim
Petersburg
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Hitler
New
White Oak Church
Annville Nine Triumph on Home Ground in Heat
Annville defeated Rube's Brethren 6 to 1 behind a rough day for Bretzels with seven errors and shaky fielding. Sim Shenk pitched for Lebanon County while Rudy’s throws stayed sharp, as Annville capitalized on miscues to pull away and extend their season to eight wins in thirteen games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annville
Rube’s Brethers
Bretzels
Butzer
Chalmers
Rube
Messrs Ferry Garber
Menno, Brubaker
Aaron Kahler
Cornwall
Lebanon
Jerry’’ Stark
Ainville
Sim’’ Shenk
Lititz
Brewer
Lebanon Valley College
Rudy
F. Spickler
Ann Yidtc
A. Miller
J. Shenk
Tititz
Arions of
Lancaster
Our Boys
Manheim
A. C
Lititz Bretzelettes
Ee Chronister
Hassler
Felker
Bill Smith
Fralich
Rader
Newspaper Men On A Jaunt To Gettysburg
Lancaster city and county newspaper reporters joined the Lancaster Auto Mobile Club on an all day trip to Gettysburg. Eight machines carried thirty five men starting at 3 45 am, visiting York New Oxford and other towns before reaching Gettysburg for dinner and battlefield touring. The return route differed due to poor roads and the party noted several monuments and local sites. Officials praised the outing, thanked donors, and reported no mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster City
Lancaster Automobile Club
Gettysburg
York Motor Club
York
New Oxford
City Hotel
Peter M. Brunner
William A. Wolf
Lancaster Club
J. W. Yocum
Columbia Daily Spy
Mr. Yocum
R. F. Lott
Pennsylvania Cavalry
George W. Ferree
Parkesburg
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Yocum
Thaddeus Stevens
Lancaster
Littlestown
Hanover
Wolf
Messrs
Melcher
Bard
Markey
Landis
Adams County
Reynolds
Quarryville
Samuel K. Landis
Martin Rudy
Walter R. Markley
F. F. Groff
Frank C. Musser
I. F. Kauffman
B. F. Futer
A. B. Landis
H. A. Showalter
New Holland Clarion
W. K. Fishburn
Ephrata
Robert B. Rady
Examiner
A. H. Dunlap
Big Crowd at Lutheran Picnic
The largest picnic of the season by the Lutherary Sunday schools drew a merry crowd on Saturday afternoon on Spring grounds. Weather was ideal and events included a bottle contest with Rev. Bittner Milford Marks and N. K. Buch, a traveling contest by young ladies, ice cream for all scholars, peanut scrambles and balloon ascensions, with Beck's band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutherary
Rev. Bittner
Milford Marks
N. K. Buch
Beck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hose House
Fisher
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Nebraska Indians
Green
Guy W. Green
Lincoln
Nebr
Redskins
Stark
The
Nic
Linden Hall Seminary
Lutheran Picnic
J. Paul Roe Buck
N. Duke Street
M. H. Yoder
M.D
I. Mare Sr
Libra
SA. M
Bell
James C. Brobst
Livpes
Sanitarium
D. Alonzo Long
Broad Street
Clement Jenkins
Woolworth
Ind
Bel Lance
QQ CO
Lasslar
Warren S. Buch
E. Grant St
Lititz, Pa
Litilz
PENNA
Owards. Young
Planos
E.schnerer
Bmytt
W. H. Buch
Broad St
N. L. Swift
Liita
Nettsville
Spirella Company
Meadville
B. G. Witters
B. Kissinger
Injert
WaTey
Witters Litivs
Lutz’s Variety Store
Postolilee
Piautz
Ich
Lyndo
Exiz
Bestall
S. & H. Green
Pfautz Bros
Lititz Drug & Dept. Store
Pry’s New Store
Main and
Cedar Sts
J. H. Doster
Sturgis
AL the Lititz Bookstore
China
E. E. Habecker
A. R. Wolle
Main Street
Ruby
Het
Lititz Jeweler
Graduate Opticiar
BN. Wolle
Zio Ir
South Broad Street
Marion
James Lesshman
E. K. Zartman
Brupaker Roller Flour Mills
Pushel
Gary Ae
E. Main Street
Pmiua
Jorn
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