Church and Sunday School Schedules and Notices
Multiple local religious groups post Sunday schedules including CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN and UNITED BRETHREN with S. S. at several times, preaching at 10.30, and evening services. PAUL'S LUTHERAN, ANGELICAL CONGREGATION, REFORMED, LUTHERAN, and other parishes list services, Sunday School times, youth meetings, and a few notes about events. Also includes scattered miscellaneous items and brief notes on flora and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
J. C. A. Light
S.S
C. IE
Reformed
Gee. B. Raezer
Brickerville
Venryn
Church Grove
Lititz
Church
Unclear fragment cites social enemies and noted quotes
Fragmentary text references words as sunbeams, dangers of silent and duplicative speech, a murderous notion toward those who refuse or imitate. Mentions Enemies of Society, T. L. McCready, and a panda note, plus archaic literary standards and a Canterbury Tales reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
T. L. McCready
French Cooks Know Secret of Bringing Out Delicate Flavors
Charles Scotto, chef at the Ambassador Hotel in New York, explains how sugar enhances vegetable dishes as practiced in French cooking. He notes American cooks over sugar to dull taste and outlines methods for spinach, asparagus, carrots, and cheese sauces to restore natural sweetness and blend flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scotto
Ambassador Hotel
Park Avenue
New York City
France
Perfect Soup Art From Chef Allio of New York Hotels
Etienne Allio presents several refined soup recipes for home cooks. Potage a la Creme d Epinards uses spinach and stock with mace and nutty butter. Potage Longchamps blends peas onions and chicken stock with mint and vermicelli for a delicate finish. Potage de Carottes coats carrots with butter and broth for a glazed, smooth texture.
Pretension and the Rockefellers in history and art
This clipping surveys ideas on human pretension and greatness notes the Rockefeller name origin linked to a French place Roquefeuille with petrified rock leaf forms. It mentions Willow Ware Canton china marks, and a claim that artificial daylight can outperform natural skylight for color matching in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Family Association
Chateau Roquefeuille
France
Creyssells
The
Palatinate
Canton
China
Thomas Turner
Caughley
England
Owl Hill social notices cluster around visits and greetings
OWL HILL NEWS reports numerous calls and visits among local families. Loomis Houck Habecker and Romaine visit Buck’s Bathing Pool. Romaine sees Mrs Nathan Fry. Minerva Spayd stays with grandparents in Wal deck. Kissel Hill and Lan caster residents call on neighbors. many small gatherings occur at Mount Joy and Snavaly’s Mill. sick list notes Mrs Monroe Gable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis Houck
Chester Habecker
Buck’s
Lancaster Families Gather for Sunday Social by Conestoga
Alexander Hainley and family guests of Loomis Houck share Sunday dinner and a pleasant Conestoga afternoon near Shively's. Numerous visits follow at nearby towns with relatives, farm women convention in Millersville noted, plus a Conestoga Creek splash near Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hainley
Norman
Catherine Hainley
Catherine Grimsey
Anna
Catherine Seaman
Helen
Charlotte Yecker
Lancaster
Loomis Houck
Conestoga
Shively’s
Oscar Forrey
Mastersonville
Chester Hahecker
Isaac Reidenbaugh
Verna
Beatrice
M. W. Hess
Martin Hess
Millereville
Joe Ritter
Robert Groff
Lititz
Melvin Neisey
Tamily
Manheim
Reuben Kauffman
Glatl
Chester Uebecker
Romaine
Norman Heinley
Conestoga Creek
Oregon
Lexington Social Roundup Clips and Visits
Mr and Mrs N B Kline and children Ethel Lorraine Norman Sr Dorothy and Jane and Mrs Willis Shaar spent Sunday at Sandy Beach. Families from Middle Creek and Ephrata joined gatherings with local residents including the Fahnostock, Hoffer, Kach, Erline, Carpenter, Spangler, Ulrich, Stark, and Zartman households. Several neighbors hosted or attended Sunday and Thursday events with multiple extended families listed. Mastery Russel Ulrich suffers from an infected leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Kline
Ethel
Lorraine
Norman
Dorothy
Jane
Willis Shaar
Sandy Beach
Clarence Frankford
Paul
Eugene
Middle Creek
Charles Lutz
Grace
Ephrata
John White
M. Fahnestock
Charles Shelby
Jean
Sue Roger
Ann
Richland
Anna Fahnestock
Lancaster General Hospital
Harold Kach
Lititz
Samuel Hoffer
Tobias Erline
Helen
Margaret
Phyllis
Bud
Morris Carpenter
Norman Miller
Constance
Manheim
Wilson Spangler
Phares Keller
Frank Davison
Akron
Marguerite
Pauline
Joseph Keith
Eleanore
Pine Hill
Mt. Gretna
Ammon Ulich
Mes
David Hilton
Diamond Scation
John Barth
Theda
Morris Irwin
Evelyn
Elva
Roy
James
Clarence
Brunnerville
John Hilton
Paul Stark
Childre
Carl
Blam Stark
Harold
John Flory
Ben Schaeffer
Erb’s Church
Ammon Ulrich
Monroe Zartman
Minerva
Phares Zartman
Mastery Russel Ulrich
Local residents share Sunday visits across Manheim area
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Metzler with Mr. and Mrs. Elam Shelley and sons Carl and Kenneth of Manheim spent Sunday in Hershey. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spang of Neffsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grube. Miss Margaret Ulvich spent weeks in Manheim visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Brownsberger. Sons were Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shreiner’s home in Hallville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engle and son Elmer, Miss Grace Schaeffer, Robert Schaeffer of Manheim, and Miss Swenson of Harrisburg were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jin Firestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Metzler
Elam Shelley
Carl
Kenneth
Manheim
Hershey
Harvey Spang
Neffsville
Ivan Grube
Margaret Ulvich
William Brownsberger
Wilson Spangler
Harry Shreiner
Hallville
Robert Engle
Elmer
Grace Schaeffer
Robert Schaeffer
Miss Swenson
Harrisburg
Jin Firestone
Clay residents visit Mrs Meiley and friends attend camp
Mr and Mrs John Nessinger of Clay with children Leroy and Alvin visit Mrs Kate Meiley on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Witmer and sons Melvin Norman and Mrs Jacob Shultz go to Rule's Camp meeting Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Clay Breitigan announce the birth of a son Friday named Jack Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nessinger
Leroy and
Alvin
Clay
Firestone
Kate Meiley
Lloyd Witmer
Melvin
Norman
Jacob Shultz
Rule
Clay Breitigan
Jack Norman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qravian
E. S. Crosland
S. S
H. J. Kline
Unkard Brethren
Hurch
the Brethren
Ennonite
Tiita
Hess
Jyheran
F. W. Weichsel
Rothsville
Penryn
Women’s Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
Tholic
Bass
Benediction
Bill Lutheran
Wfsville U. B
G. Kauffman
C. E
Oregon Church
Innerville United Brethren
Henry Zechman
John's Lutheran
O. O. Leidich
Philippine Islands
Mountain News
Texas
Oklahoma
United States
Merican Magazine
Advic
Eben
Washington
Ile
Chaucer
Haucer
the Midland
Chef Scatta
Etienne Allio
Hotel New Yorker
Chef Allio
Xerxes
OWL Hill News
Minerva Spayd
Mrs. Harvey Dulabahn
Waldeck
James Ricksecker
Kissel Hill
Reuben Fry
Rittenhouse
Walter Lipp
Eden
Frank Jordane
Robert Hershey
Joy
Henry Long
William Zell
Amos Shreiner
Walter Hershey
Mount Joy
Charles Musser
Lewis Gable
East Petersburg
Monroe Gable
Ruth Hershey
Helen Long
Paul Miley
Snavaly's Mill Thursay
John Fabecker
Adam Habecker
Vertia Reidenbaugh
William Stark
Edith Reidenbaugh
Frank Giordano
Lexington
Lincoln Highway
Mountville
D. Groff
E. Main St
E. Main Street
N. Broad Street
Lititz Motor Sales
Ford Dealers
Cedar Street
Lincoln Avenue
Lititz, Pa
Evangelical Congregational Church
Elmer R. Bollinger, Jr
King’s Daughters
Frank
Landis Greider Lititz R. D
B. G. Wier
Mfr
Center Street
Lititz, Pagh
Roll Top Desh
Good As New Co. C. Weaver
East Front Street
Mill & Market
Hepp
Roy B. Kneeburg
East Main Street
Lititz, Pennsylvania
Hudson-Essex Garage PD
L. Neff
Main Street
Penna
Clarence F. May
Massey-Harris Dealer
Locust & New Sts
American Legion
Jos
Harris & Co
Hugh N. Nary
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