Religious Notices and Local Church Announcements
A compilation of church services and events across multiple congregations including MGRAVIAN United Evangelical Lutheran Brethren and Church of the Brethren. It lists pastors, service times, Sunday schools, Y P S C E meetings, and special talks by Bishop Eby and Rev. J. W. Bittner, plus local sale results at Warwick House and notes on related community activities and a Chevrolet lightweight car advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgravian
E. S. Crosland
United Evangelical
Harper
S. S
Lutheran
W. K. Fleck
Urrep Brethren
C. S. Miller
Lititz
Rothsville
J. W. Bittner
Warwick
Reformed Church
U. S
George B. Raezer
Brickerville
Penryn
Percy Carpenter
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J.W. Bittner
Kutztown
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Bittner
Eby
McPherson College
Kansas
India
Lititz Church
James Coleman
Christian Endeavor
Dng. F. Longenecker
Chevrolet Automobiles
Agricultural Notes of Interest on Rabbits and Crops
Rabbit sightings rise in wheat fields and along roads as cat and dog keeping farms show fewer rabbits. Levi Brubaker shares a simple homemade moth trap catching nineteen tobacco worm moths in one day, inviting others to replicate it. Greenhouse grower Fred Spinner reports success with egg plants using tobacco stems and arsenate spray. apricots flowering in the area are ripe and delicious though smaller than Washington state fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Brubaker
Hammer Creek
Fred Spinner
Nathan Reist
Walter H. Buch
Washington State
Modern silo construction on Abram Lipp farm near Lititz
The Craine silo project expands with 1 foot diameter 30 foot high units, capacity about 75 tons of ensilage. M K Hoke, Penryn agent, reports 20 silos underway locally including a Christ Charies model for Naaman Hershey and sizable installations on Bruckart, Wayne Zartman, Fetter, Kreider farms. Tobacco output rises after drought, with eight acres near Lititz among the advanced stands. A farm tobacco farmer notes dry spells hurt crops unless soil is kept fine and moist. Recent rain revitalizes fields, promising better late potato yields and a green corn outlook for a full crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram K. Lipp
Lititz
M. K. Hoke
Penryn
Lipp
Christ
Charies
Naaman Hershey
Harry Bruckart
Jacob Bruckart
Wayne Zartman
Harry Fetter
C. K. Kreider
Jacob Snyder
Wheat harvest near Brunnerville yields noted
The Risser farm in Brunnerville saw most wheat cut last week as threshing occurred in the field. A grower counted grain in a well developed head and averaged thirty one per head, leaving farmers pleased with the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risser
Brunnerville
Many Apples but Few Peaches at Snyder’s Willow Springs Farm
The Willow Springs orchard of C. C. Snyder near Clay reports a poor peach yield due to frost. Apple trees are unusually full and will require heavy thinning to yield large fruit. The four year old quince orchard bears well and is kept blight free by pruning. Plums show a big expected yield with regular spraying and thinning. Snyder advises cutting rather than pulling apples when thinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Clay
Scouts Oath Emphasizes Duty to God and Country
A public note explains the Scout Oath for boys twelve and older, stressing allegiance to God and country as foundational to character. It argues religion guides future men, links duty to society with moral strength, and outlines how Scouting aims to keep boys connected to faith and civic responsibilities.
Scoutmasters Plan Meeting After Week of Scoutlet Suspensions
Scoutlets Meetings are suspended this week due to Chautauqua while most Scouts pursue a fine program. Scoutmasters' Association will meet next Monday at 7 30. Scouts are busy with examinations in Scout craft and camping progresses quickly. Mr John Pfautz of Pittsburgh has joined the Tititz Scouts praising its value during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoutmasters’ Association
John Pfautz
Pittsburgh
Pfautz
Tititz
Viewers Report Condemning Lancaster and Lititz Turnpike
Court appointed viewers concluded condemning the Lancaster and Lititz turnpike would not serve public interests. They warned that a condemnation would shift costs to the county and raise taxes, leaving a possible alternative via writ of appropriation if legal issues arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster and
Lititz
Turn
Turnpike Company
Conestoxa Traction Company
Lancaster and Susquehanna. Turnpike Company
Lancaster and Lititz
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Warwick House
Eboys Scouts
Tor
Scout Movement
Josn N. Lanhbard
Giants
Athletics
Red Cross Baseball League
Cubs
Red Sox
McCloud
Mearig
Vic
Giant Cubs
Tarvia
Talkmuch Doolittle
Pike
Oe Insurance
Hartford
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Widmyer Prangley Co
North Queen St
Lancaster
Hershey & Gibbel
U. S. Delp
Cook
United Zion Home
Litita
Issul
D. W. Withers
Tlere
J.B. Young E
Orange St
Horace Killer
S. Spruce St
IND
PHONE
Melzer
S. Broad St
Mas
Sara Jenkins
Grett Ind
Consumers Boxboard and Paper Co
Krush Auto
Balfton
FL. Buch Fuff
A. H. Sure
Estella Grosch
W. Main St
God
Harry B. Brubaker
R. Joseph Kofroth
Penn Electric Co
Larry B. Brubaker
Brubaker
The
Tarry B. Brubaker
Joseph Kofroth
Retail Merchants Association
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman
KODAK
R. N. Wolfe
Main Street
Lulutz
Pfantz Brothers
Bates
Manchester
Fels, P. & G
Ivory
Sunny Monday
Swifts Pride
Servus
Octogen
Bob White
Pfautz Bros
Miller’s Big Department Store Rugs
Axminster
Crex
China
Japan
Dept. RY
Chase & Sanborn
Boston
Broad and Orange Sts
C.r.miller
H. C. Miller
Taylor
Dissinger
Keath Planing Mill Co
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