Religious Services Schedule Across Local Congregations
Moravian Rev E Crosland preaches at 10 45 am with 9 am S S and 7 80 pm lecture. United Evangelical Rev J S Harper Bible study 8 20 am S S 9 am and services 10 am 7 30 pm. St Pauls Lutheran Rev W K Fleck S S 9 15 am preaching 10 15 am 7 30 pm. United Rev J W Walters 8 9 30 am preaching 10 20 am Christian Endeavor 6 45 pm 7 20 pm. Brethren Church services in Lititz Kreider s Fairview Lane s Kemper s Neffsville Home White Oak Lexington in evening. Mennonite Sunday service Hess Erisman Manhelms Lititz evening. Catholic first third fifth Sundays 10 am new church Hast Front street.
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Crosland
S. S
United Evangelical
J. S. Harper
St. Paul’s
Church of the Brethren
Lititz
Kreider’s
Fairview
Lane’s
Kemper’s
Neffsville
White Oak
Lexington
Hess
Erisman’s
Manhelms
Catholic Church
Patriotic Lecture At Moravian Church On Lincoln Gettysburg
A patriotic illustrated lecture entitled Abraham Lincoln and Gettysburg will be given this Sunday evening at the Moravian church by Rev. Er. Crosland. Local G A R Sons of Veterans and American Legion members will attend in a body and use reserved seats. Stereoscopic views from Philadelphia will be shown.
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Er. S. Crosland
Abraham Lincol
Gettysburg
Sons of Veterans and
American Legion
Philadelphia
Memorial Day sermon honors three wars veterans at St Pauls
Rev W K Fleck led a Memorial Day service at St Pauls Lutheran as Civil War, Spanish American War and postwar veterans attended and placed flowers. He criticized Bergdoll’s escape, urged cleaning corruption, urged soldiers to uphold democracy, noted race riots and racial injustice, and praised the American Legion in a brief closing.
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W. K Fleck
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Edwin Sturgis
Wayne Longenecker
Ralph Specht
Fleck
Fbergdoll
Sol
Gettysburg
Warwick House Sale Continues Strong Auctions
The semi monthly Warwick House sales show steady demand with 422 buyers and 67 sellers. Revenue reached 8029.47 across from cows pigs chickens potatoes and garden items including a top cow at 202 and 122 pigs selling from 2.76 to 8.35.
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Warwick House
Four Snavely brothers return to fruit farming efforts
Four sons of Henry Snavely return to agriculture after years in Lititz industries. Clayton works on M A Moore's Pine Hill orchard, while Elmer begins a 22 acre fruit tract at Brickerville with grafted Grimes Golden and Sleepy Hollow land. Benjamin, Harry, and others assist with pruning grafting and planting.
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Henry
Chocolate Factory
Harry
Elmer
Himer
Snavely
Willow Street
Saving Apple Trees By Bridge Grafting Near Hammer Creek
Levi Brubaker and his brother Harry grafted sapling branches across girdled apple trees lining the main highway after mice or rabbits damaged about thirty trees. The bridge grafting aims to reroute sap around the wound, hoping the grafted bridge will unite with the tree and survive. Historically, girdled trees were left to die with no remedy.
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Levi Brubaker
Hammer Creek
Harry
Brubaker
Snails Blamed For Irregular Tobacco Seed Beds
Farmers report uneven tobacco seedlings this week with some fields sparse and many planters needing to buy plants. Snails are suspected as the cause in several beds and one Lititz farmer says only about a hundred plants survived where hundreds should have grown.
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Lititz
Himalayan Rabbits Breed Gaining Notice in Local Area
John Stoner of Kissel Hill breeds Himalayan rabbits rarely seen in this section. The white rabbit with black nose tail and feet originates from the Himalayan Mountains in northern India. Its striking fur is valuable and its color blends with snowy highlands. The rabbits are hardy and good breeders.
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John Stoner
Kissel Hill
India
Reverend Stengel Endorses Swiss Chard for Gardens
Rev. F. W. Stengel of Linden Hall Seminary promotes Swiss chard as a valuable garden crop. He details planting, spacing, and harvests from July onward, noting the plant thrives in rich soil, can be cut repeatedly without harming it, and yields enough for an average farm family.
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F. W. Stengel
Linden Hall Seminary
Stengel
Reuben Fry Buys Land on Keller Mountain for Potatoes
Reuben Fry purchased a tract on Keller Mountain formerly woodland cleared recently by Monroe Shue. He plans to plant about half an acre in sweet potatoes, deeming new land best for the crop.
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Reuben Fry
Keller
Monroe Shue
Give Alfalfa a Good Start
The article stresses failures in alfalfa growth start at planting time due to inadequate soil preparation and poor conditions. It notes that despite alfalfa fixing nitrogen from the air, soil nitrogen remains essential for healthy, quick growth.
KEEP HOGS COOL IN SUMMER
A USDA prepared note advises shading hog quarters and providing clean water to prevent heat stress and meat loss. It suggests straw shelter four feet above pens if natural shade is unavailable and emphasizes ample, clean drinking water for hogs during hot weather.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Partial List of Properties for Sale at Swan Hotel
Partial list describes properties for sale near the Swan Hotel along the State Road and Turnpike. Twenty one acres of land suitable for building lots, potential auto trade growth due to trolley connection to Rothsville and Lititz. A frame factory building and large barn on site. Hotel includes bath room and hot water heat.
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Swan
Rothsville
Lititz
Lime Rock Mill and Coal Yard Prosperous Venture
The Lime Rock Mill and Coal Yard reports strong business with room to grow due to a large surrounding territory. The current owner also handles other interests. A 214 story frame house sits on the property and is expected to be sold as part of the land package.
Sixty Four and One-Half Acre Farm Near Ephrata
A well kept two story brick house with a good barn and tobacco shed sits on sixty four and a half acre limestone land two miles from Ephrata in Ephrata township.
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Ephrata
Ephrata Township
LITITZ PROPERTIES DESCRIBE EVANS CEDAR STREET HOME
Dr. E H Evans owns a fine stucco house on Cedar Street opposite the public school. The property features modern conveniences including hot water heat a 66 foot front and a 214 story frame house plus a 24 by 24 foot garage.
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E. HE. Evans
Cedar Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Warwick
Rev. Stengel
Keller’s Mountain
Kiports Factory
Lititz, Pa
P. F. Guie
Halpern Cigar Mfg. Co
Sinaytt
Levi Yerger
B. F. Lutz Ind
Isaac B. Graybiel
Broad St. Lititz
Bell Phone
Fruitland Farm
J. W. Bruckart
Meldor Knitting CO
Spruce St
P.O. Box
Lancaster, Pa
Stiffel-Freeman' CO
Springs Hotel
Stult Lititz
Jerry Adams
Leaman St. Lititz, Pa
S. W. Buch
Kinsel Still, Pa
International Stocking Mill
Norristown
Eden
D. S. Walton
Kmytt Record Office
George Smeneberger
Locust St. Lititz
Blwgor
Furlow
Ind
Éomaytt Litita
EL K. Zartman
BR. D. 1
Schmerts
Estella Grogch
David Habecker
Broad St
Retail Merchants’ Association
E. K. Zartman
Curtis Hensel
Cedar and
Main Streets
Lititz, Penna
Doster’s Store
Doster
Broad Street Department Store
Rabbit’s
South Broad
East Orange Streets
Hepp
Cencus
Milady
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Lancaster
Madison Cord
Kelly
Odyear
Irestone
Fisk
Madison
Auto Equipment Service Co
C. T. Ritchie
East Main Street
Rothsville Hotel
Lititz Properties
Spruce Street Property
J. Fred Essig
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