Sunday church services and schedules in Lititz area
Moravian and Reformed congregations report worship at 10:30 A M and 7:30 P.M. Bethlehem Prof. Moses preaches at Lititz 10:86 A M. Penryn Sunday School 9 A.M. Brethren and Mennonite services listed at Graybill s Fairview Middle Creek Hammer Creek Kauffran s Manheim Lititz Hammer Creek and Kauffran s Manheim Lititz. Catholic Masses at Redemptorist Fathers Frent and Water Sts. Brickerville S J s Brickerville O Leidich pastor S S 9 00 A M Preaching at 10 A M
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E. S. Crosland
S. S
Moses
Bethlehem
George B. Raezer
Lititz
Penryn
Church OF the Brethren
Graybill’s
Fairview
Middle Creek
Manheim
Hammer Creek
Kauffran’s
Adelsey
W. H. Hartzler
Terre Hill
United Brethren
J. C. H. Light
James Catholic—Frent
Water Sts
SY. John's
Brickerville
O. Leidich
Church Notes and Church Events in Lititz Area
The Lititz Maile Chorus will give a musicale at St Pauls Lutheran Sunday at 7 0. Ushers Association hosts annual picnic at Snavelys bungalow Thursday afternoon. St Pauls and St Matthews choirs hold joint picnic in Springs, Pa on Saturday. Toliness Camp meeting near Read July 20 to 29 incl. Mumia of Eastern Mennonite School will preach at Lititz Mennonite Church Sunday evening at 7 20. Rev W V Moses of Moravian College preached recently and will preach again Sunday morning. Rev WH Hartaler of Terre Hill will occupy United Evangelical pulpit Sunday. Hillside Moravian lawn service moved to Sunday School Chapel due to rain. Sunday evening service will be on Lutheran church lawn at Rothsville at 6.
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Lititz Maile
St. Paul's Lutheran
Ushers Association
St. Paul's
Includek Mumia
Eastern Men
Virginia
Lititz
Lutheran Church
Rothsville
Brunnerville Picnic At Hess Grove On July 28
Brunnerville Sunday School plans a picnic in Hess' grove on Saturday July 28. Music by the Lancaster Malta band. Speakers include Rev S A Bianch of Para and Rev R G Betchel of York. Free supper will be served at 4 o'clock.
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Brunnerville
Hess’ Grove
Lancaster Malta Band
S. A. Bianch
Para
R. G. Betchel
York
Woods meeting at Ruhls with Rev Charles Neighbour speaker
Rev Charles Neighbour will speak at Ruhl's woods meetings all day Sunday. Neighbour previously led tent evangelistic meetings in Ephrata and Manheim this past winter. Mr Hiram Reedy will direct the singing.
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Charles Neighbour
Ruhl’s Woods
Neighbour
Ephrata
Manheim
Hiram Reedy
Water, something about weekly eases
A fragmentary note hints at a weekly event or item related to water, with unclear context. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the piece suggests a routine occurrence or notice tied to a water topic.
Danger of Complications and a Lawyer's Quiet Life
A lawyer who contracted a severe illness faced complications and eventually married his nurse, reflecting caution in dealing with illness. The piece also notes a humorous aside about taste in deacons, contrasting a middle reach with a red hot one, attributed to Josh Billings.
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Deacons
Josh Billings
Chuious Inexperience Daylon News Headline
Inexperienced figure from Daylon News claims the world is small while discussing hunting for golf balls. The piece notes a lack of practical field experience and hints at a local curiosity about the angle of golf ball recovery.
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Daylon News
Troubled phrase ends as collector slams fist on door
A fragment recalls a Washington Star line about troubles imagined until a collector slams his fist against the door, highlighting a tense moment or confrontation. The wording mixes dialect and quotation, suggesting a scene of conflict or urgency without broader context.
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Une On
Washington Star
Obituary of Mrs Blanche Weitzel of Lancaster
Mrs Blanche Weitzel wife of William B Weitzel of Lancaster died Friday July 21 in her 49th year after complications She was a member of the Evangelical church Survived by two sons Theodore F and Lester B at home two sisters Mrs Frank Bowman Rothsville and Mrs Sallie Gibble Wilkes Barre three step sisters Mrs Thomas Keller Lancaster and Mrs Scott Baker Lititz three brothers Julius Sturgis Homer M Sturgis and Lewis Sturgis Lititz and three step brothers N D Sturgis Walter Sturgis Lititz and William Sturgis Reading Funeral services were held from the late home Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Weitzel
William B. Weitzel
Lancaster
Evangelical Church
Theodore F
Lester B
Frank Bowman
Rothsville
Sallie Gibble
Wilkes- Barre
Thomas Keller
Scott Baker
Lititz
Julius ¥. Sturgis
Homer M. Sturgis
Lewis Sturgis
N. D. Sturgis
Walter Sturgis
William Sturgis
Reading
Tobias K Buchter dies in Ephrata at 78
Tobias K Buc hter 78 died Thursday evening at 80 oclock at his home 214 West Main Street Ephrata of a complication of diseases. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Samuel Poitier of Ephrata a brother Buchter of Ashland Ohio five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were held Monday at 2 in Bethany Reformed Church Ephrata burial Cedar Willem etery Ephrata. He was known as a salesman and agent.
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Tobias K. Buchter
West Main Street
Ephrata
Samuel Poitier
Buchter
Ashland
Bethany Reformed Church
Martin Carpenter Dies at 81 in Lancaster Home
Martin Carpenter died at his daughter Mrs Eneas Stober’s home 252 East Clay street Lancaster Thursday evening aged 81. Survived by daughter Mrs Eli Martin Weaverland and brothers I Ba Lititz Israel White Oak Ileary Murrell John Reading Davis Tarre Hill. He belonged to PLO S of A Terre Hill. Funeral services were held at the late home Sunday afternoon then at St Paul Evangelical church Terre Wil. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Carpenter
Eneas Stober
East Clay Street
Lancaster
Eli Martin
Weaverland
Israel
White Oak
Ileary
Murrell
John
Reading
Davis
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Terre Wil
Elizabeth Kas Kas Kas Dies at 81 in Ephrata
Elizabeth Kas Elizabeth Kile died Wednesday afternoon July 18 at the home of William Snader in Ephrata aged 81. She leaves two sons Willem Lawrence of Reading and John Jane of Lancaster and one brother John Baker Kurata. Funeral was held Saturday July 81 at Trinity Lutheran church Ephrata with interment in Lititz Lutheran cemetery.
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Elizabeth Kile
William Snader
Ephrata
Willem Lawrence
Reading
John Jane
Lancaster
John Baker
Kurata
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lititz
Ocean depth record noted amid noisy historic report
A fragmentary report mentions the Atlantic Ocean deepest point northwest of Farto, referencing soundings and a historic depth claim from 1802. The text is garbled, but hints at a notable depth measurement and a credited source or observer in early exploration.
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Farto
Atlantic Ocean
Origin of Farthing in Saxon Pensies
Early Saxon money units called fourthings or fourthings allowed easy breaking into eight parts with avreaves. Each section was a fourthing, and the term Tater became corrupted to farthing in later usage.
Germ "Agerto" Sage of Chinatown Says He Resembles Bad Influences
A Germ "Agerto" noted by the sage of Chinatown as resembling many bad influences in working long before detection. The Washington Star quote appears in this fragment. The New Castle Courier notes people stay up late too often during the week.
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Agerto
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Newcastle
Ind
Courier
Travelers Far and Near Continues From Page 1
The column lists a string of local visits and family connections. David Kreider of Lincoln visited his twin brother David Henry. Mrs. Charles W. Coble called on friends in Lititz. Elma and Nora Moyer of Reading spent days with the Fisher family. Luther Weiland and two children of Phoenixville stayed with M. W. Phillipps. Harry Brubaker and family visited Montoursville relatives. Harry Frymyer and William Frymyer of Hershey spent time with Clayton Roth’s family. Margaret Romaine Longenecker visited Lancaster with her sister. GC. Robert Longenecker and T. Longenecker remained for the weekend with Ernest Enc.
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David Kreider
Lincoln
David Henry
Tongenecker
Meeting House
Lititz
Charles W. Coble
Marie Bomberger
Morton
Delaware County
Elma
Nora Moyer
Reading
Herman Fisher
Luther Weiland
Phoenixville
M. W. Phillipps
Harry Brubaker
Montowrsville
Harry Frymyer
Pittsburgh
William Frymyer
Idershey
Clayton Roth
James Owden
Everett and
Chester
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. C. HE. Light
Radevick Light
Carolyn Jane
Philadelphia
Taght
Margaret Romaine Longenecker
Lancaster
Vernon Wolfskill
Robert Longenecker
T. Longenechker
Ernest Enc
Willows Street worker survives buried collapse
Christ Hess of Willow Street, 45, employed by Lanc caster Gas Light and Fuel, was crushed when several tons of earth buried him in a Penn Square street excavation. Twelve workers freed him after about half an hour, he survived the incident.
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Christ Hess
Willow Street
Lanccaster Gas, Light and Fuel Company
Penn Square
Hess Wa
Kiddies Enjoy Royal Time at Lititz Fire Company Event
Lititz youngsters spent an evening in festive fun hosted by the Lititz Fire Company. The program featured a parade of decorated toy carts, games for all, and contests, with Special 208 noted on activities. Local wheat prices show changes with some farmers hopeful as Western markets remain uncertain.
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Lititz
Homey Invest ATUOUKO Heading Tow to Get It
A quirky local notice promotes a RayArt Goodie Shop on East Main Street. The fragment hints at a heading or slogan about obtaining something of interest, but details are unclear.
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Homey Invest
Atuouko
RayArt Goodie Shop
East Main Street
Lititz Real Estate Sale Adds Hotel Sturgis Blockauction
Lancaster County sheriff sale lists two Lititz parcels. One is a south Broad street lot with a two story brick dwelling, bounded by Valentine Brobst land to Raspberry Alley, and the other the Hotel Sturgis site on Main Street with Lot No. 32 and adjoining properties. Sale set for Friday at 2 PM, terms cash under $50, otherwise 50 and ten percent due on day of sale. Real estate of Howard W. Hite and Frank E. Burkholder interests are involved.
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Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Sheriff’s Office
Court House
Lancaster
South Broad Street
Borough of
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Faust South Broad Street
Valentine Brobst
Raspberry Alley
Wardly
Howard W. Hite
Sturgis
H. 3B
Tibbel
Sturgis House Alley
Frank E. Burkholder
Minerva L. Burkholder
Dramatic Notation Quirk Noted in English Transcript
A Boston transcription highlights an odd dramatic notation from an English newspaper titled Ever Heard of This Writes. It references international fusion in a peculiar format and suggests unusual typographic conventions in early 20th century drama or music scripts.
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England
Baston Transcript
Fragmentary Chronicle Note Leads to Unclear Event
A damaged OCR fragment from The Chronicle shows stray phrases about an exception, a boy, a fall, and unclear references to Paren and Prancisens. The readable text provides no concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes to establish a factual item.
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Paren
She
Net
Prancisens Chronicle
Anil
Advertising pays when timely and helpful to readers
A critic argues that advertising fails faith but the lesson is to study consumer wants, anticipate needs, and keep ads relevant. By aligning messaging with when customers seek goods such as Palm Beach suits in January or Ulsters in July, stores can make advertising news timely and useful.
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Palm Beach
Auction Notices From East New Street Listings
On the premises at East New St the Brick House and frame garage are to be sold by Elizabeth Schreiner executrix on Saturday. A second notice lists a sale of a large lot of personal property at 114 East New St Lititz by Andrew S. Gontad on a Saturday with contact phone K-14.
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East New St
Elizabeth Schreiner
Executrix
East New St. Lititz
Andrew S. Gontad
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Woods
RUHL
Tada
Elizabeth Kas
Wayne NewsSestine
Bill Booster
United States
Sheriff’s Sale
Sarage
EH. Main Street
Elizabetiy Hepp
Main Street
David Risser
Warwick House
Uncle Ad
Chas. H. Regennas
Lititz, PA
Penna
KOTEX
Eagle Canned
Bartlett Pears
Oxfords
Soc
Frank Lutz Tohrata
Stevens
Srungay Uy P. MW. Weaver
J. Regel Lancaster
Rochester Root Beer
Joe Reed
John D. Maclem
Main & Elm Sts
Orange
Spruce Streets
W. James M. Goldthwait
ORRME
Cedar St
Orthophonic Headquarters
Vietroias
E. K. Adams
North Broad Street
Litiiz
ENR
HSE
Mill & Market
Peonla
Millway
Edison
Mgr
Mgr. Heiser
Charles Whaver
Furnitur Ai
Fy Getz
Broad St
Carnival Amusements
Main St
Bonnet-Brown
Record Printing House
Atwater Kent Radio
Jacob Kling & Son
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