Religious Notices From Local Churches Schedule
Monavian and United Evangelical list pastors and service times. Brethren and Lutheran churches note Sunday school and Sunday services. Reform ed and Mennonite communities announce harvest and picnic events, camp meetings, rededications, and concerts with dates and locations. Local gatherings include a Moravian preacher from Lancaster and a Denver band for a Shively Grove picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KF. S. Crosland
United Evangelical
Postponed Picnic at Myers' Grove in Rothsville
St Pauls United Sunday school of Rothsville postpones the July 19 picnic to Saturday August 2 at Myers Grove He. Music by Mt Airy Band. Refreshments and free supper. Entertainments for all ages. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nagle
Lancaster
Oregon
Shively's Grove
Denver
Mennonites
Eric’s
United Brethren Church
Rayalten
Clint
Miller
Armer
Mt. Gretna
Brethren Church
Pen
Litttg
EG. W. Gaylord
Coleman Chapel
St. Paul’s United Sunday School of
Rothsville
Myers’ Grove
Toraop M
Mt. Airy Band
Fifty ninth celebration at Jay Creek fair features music
The upcoming August 9 celebrations at Jay Creek feature fine music by the Philharmonic Reading and Burger's Military Lancaster. The event promises ear attractions and a Spring Garden act from York and the Mr. sing ashi. Baud
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Creek
Philharmonic
Burger's Military Lancaster
York
Singashi
Baud
Warwick Tiouge 3 Jig Sale Shows Wide Range of Prices
An auction at Warwick Tiouge 3 featured cattle selling for total $8132.50 with top prices in the 1 mount. Fresh cows and heifers fetched prices from 172.30 to 188 and 143.53 to 188, while ducks, bushels of vegetables, apples and onions sold at modest per-unit values. Numerous items including brooms and miscellany were offered in about 297 sales, reflecting a broad rural market day.
Agriculture Notes Highlight Seibert Hogs And Orchard
Agriculture notes describe Eicher Seibert near Bron nerville feeding Poland China hogs in demand by local residents. A two year old sow is expected to reach 600 pounds. boars are larger with notable shoulder breadth. Seibert bought two large strains from Stolzfus and a Richland breeder, sold a dozen piglets to Brickerville residents, and competition for heaviest porker drew crowds. His orchard covers an acre, producing fruit year round from Strawberry apples to Grimstone and Russell varieties, with many old trees surviving and new ones planted as others die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eicher Seibert
Bronnerville
Poland
China
Wien
Drought Dims Crop Prospects Across Inbaca County
Effecig of the Kain W. M. Prautz of this place reports that close to 2000 acres of Inbaca have been drowned in the county, with some crops on high lands failing. Tobacco and weeds will be plowed under in grassy fields. Yobacco shows growth stages, early plants progressing well. Corn fields progress strongly with no yellowing. Wheat stacks risk spoilage from improper capping and wet exterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Prautz
Yerger Brothers Grow Hog and Goose Farm Riches
Amos and Christ Yerger of this place raise hogs and geese. They currently own about a hundred Chester White hogs and thirty five geese, with rapid growth and high prices for five week old stock and suckling pigs. They have a large yard for exercise and pasture, aiding efficiency despite a small farm size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Christ Yerger
N. G. Yerger
Yerger
Haven
Yerger Brothers
Huckleberries Abundant in Northern County Areas
Huckleberries in the northern part of the county are plentiful this year with strong yields around Buzgardys Roost. Mr Getz of the Lebanon pumpkin station notes up to thirty five autos and teams visit daily to pick berries and haul away kettles. Wuckleberries at Furnaceills trail Blue Mountain perries in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countty
Buzgardys
Bob White Calls Attract Attention On Farms
On many farms the call of Bob White has been heard like never before. Farmers report the male calls to the female during mating, while the female answers in a different note. No nests have been seen yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
Vassnacht Reunion Draws 200 Plus From Four Counties
The eleventh annual Vassnacht family reunion met Saturday at Springs Grounds with over 200 attendees from Lancaster Lebanon Berks Chester counties and Wilmington Del. A day of music and speeches pleased all, and it was decided to reconvene at the same site on the last Saturday in July 1920. The event continues to grow in popularity and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassnacht
Springs
Lancaster
Lebanon
Berks
Chester
Wilmington
Del
Improved Dairy Herd at Brunnerville Seeks Higher Yields
W K Kline, east of Brunnerville, pursues dairying with a plan to boost milk output without large spending. He and a neighbor share a $300 Holstein bull, build up his herd of sixteen graded cows, install constant water for each cow, and add a silo and covered forebay. He believes these innovations pay back quickly and justify modest investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Kline
Brunnerville
Ile
Kliné
Mr. Kline
Lititz motor firm reports fifty four autos sold
The Lititz Motor Company and partners Frank B. Burkholder & Bro. delivered fifty four autos over the past four months including Fords Overlands and Oaklands. Names of buyers and models listed among touring sedans ton trucks and model 40 90 noted with several local buyers. Some girls expect to get in the swim by wearing a stunning bathing suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Motor Company
Frank B. Burkholder & Bro
FORDS
Memorial Rites Held For Local Resident
The deceased, son of a German father and French mother, was honored with funeral services at the Home and Brethren Church in Manheim. Interment followed at Hernley’s burial ground after services Tuesday morning.
Heavy storm hits Manheim area causes property damage
A late Monday storm swept Manheim Elizabethtown Mt Joy and nearby areas uprooting trees tearing down structures and blocking roads. A tobacco shed at John Cassel’s farm collapsed, farm machinery damaged, Apple trees at Albert Hoffer’s farm were uprooted, and trolley lines were blocked by fallen trees delaying cars for hours. Damage notes include about 150 dollars in Frederick’s corn stalk damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Elizabethtown
Mt. Joy
Surrouning
John Cassel
Albert Hoffer
Lancaster
Kaufffman
Tarre Hill
Bard’s Crossing
Mechanburg
Lititz
Wedding of Lester Hacker and Esta Meiley at Lancaster
Lester C. Hacker son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hacker married Esta M Meiley daughter of Mr and Mrs Monroe Meiley Saturday evening by Rev C E Haupt at the Grace Tyth eran church parsonage in Lancaster The couple will reside in Lancaster with the groom employed at Lititz boxboard factory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Hacker
Samuel Hacker
Esta M. Meiley
Monroe Meiley
C. E. Haupt
Grace Tytheran Church
Lancaster
Lititz
Too hot to sleep and other ledgered odds ends
A jumble of phrases and quips notesLititz plans two new parks and a wary view on ice conservation. A line mocks progress and gray matter while a quip on killing time and wealth contrasts with Henry Ford’s claim. A stray line mentions a Lititz band and a swimming pool performance with a cue about Asleep in the Deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Lititz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unitep Brethren
W. K. Fleck
Kissel Hill
Carpenter
Anesthe
George B. Raetzer
Penryn
C. H E
Brickerville
Lure
Ean
F. A. Weichsel
Akron
Risville
U. B
G. Kauffman
Church OF the Brethren
Littis
Fairview
Ein
Lexington
Eric’s and Landistz
Warwick
Tiouge
Finnace Ils
Paul Bushoug
Dr. M. A. Walters
H. 8. Jones
E. K. Zartman
J. He. Reitz
Keath Planing Mill
George Shreiner
Thomas Erb
Stureis & Haines
Verger Manufacturing Co
John
Nless
M. Mr. Adams
Chester Ritz
Amos Tuber
Frank Birkenbine
Eugene Long
Alfred Douple
Roy Buch
Jacob Stultatus
Zook
Willys Sixes
Pariy Snyder
William Randler
William Keller
Charles Birkenbine
Paul Dissler
Harry Sheaffer
Abram Metzler
Amod Oberholtzer
Linnaeus Longenecker
Adam Burkholder
David Risser
John Imeisey
Tiarry Holsinger
Harvey Kulp
Oakland
Trufus Grayhill
Warren Nek
Harvey Reifenyder
John Deasgler
Phares Martin
Edwin Webber
Uncle Ad
Worthern End
NW. B. Sturgis
Lititz, Pa
Retail Merchants’ Association
Little Borough
J.D. Redcay
Tosytt
Hershey and Gibbes
souttBroad
Marion Street
Spruce Stront
Melzer
Zartran's Mill
John ¥. Reider
Fruitville Pike
Sun Hill
Henry K. Carper
R. Koch Lititz R.D. No
Lititz Pike
Northern National Bank
G. Sener & Sons
Prince and James Sta
Joseph Neff
J. Pred
K Sener
Bijyat Lancaster
Frank Christ Slyy
Ti Rowe
Zartman
R. D. No
Imay Ts
Anna Kretdar Lzig
FORD
B.A
Long Iijuit
Ashsman
Weregigir
Ett
Avopes Bbo
Thomas CO
Stephen Girird Bide
Philadelphia
Viste
Estella Grosch
W. Main St
Christ
Warwick Township
Lancaster County
Lititz B.D
Lillin
Christ Executix
John A. Nauman
Vijyou
Geo
Crandall
Chestnut St
Pabner of Health
Anna Kreider
Corsetiere
E. Main St. Ind
Eastman Kodaks
THE
Lititz Jeweler
Mason White Shoe Cleaner
Johnson Bro
R. N. Wolle Estate
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Auto Tube
Pfautz Bros. Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Newsy News
Holtzhouse’s Confectionery
Marrow
Doster’s Store
Doster Sirius
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