Religious Notices List of Sunday Services and Pastors
Moravian Rev. E S Crosland preaches at 10 15 and 7 30 with 6 45 Christian Endeavor. United Evangelical Rev J B Harper teachers at 3 30 and services at 10 am with Children's Day at 6 30 pm. Kentucky Lutheran Rev W K Fleck services include Sunday school 9 14 am and preaching 10 30 am with Children's Day at 7 pm. Lutheran Rev F A Weichsel two services at Rothsville 10 am and Akron 7 30 pm. United Brethren Rev C B Miller Sunday school 9 30 and preaching 10 20 am with YP S G Eat at 6 45 and Children s Day at 7 45 pm. Reformed Rev George B Raezer service Penryn 10 am Brickerville 2 pm and Lititz at 9 am. Church of the Brethren services Lititz Millport Longenecker s and Fairview. Mennonite services next Sunday Erb s and Landis Valley morning Lititz 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Crosland
Christian Endeavor
United Evangelical
S. S
Lurneran
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
United Brerman
George TB. Raezer
Penryn
Brickerville
Lititzsat
Church OF the Drethen
Lititz
Millport
Longenecker’s
Fairview
Erb’s
Landis Valley
Weichsel Attends Lancaster Convention of Pennsylvania Berg
Rev I A Weichsel attends the Evangelical LutheRan Ministerium of Pennsylvania Berg convention in Lancaster this week. Delegate from his charge is C B Zwally of Akron with G M Weachter as alternate. Lancaster county ministers meet in Marietta for their monthly session. Lexington Union Sunday School opens summer term next Sunday at 9 AM in the Sunday School chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Weichsel
Evangelical Lutheeran Ministerium
Pennsylvania
Berg
Lancaster
C. B. Zwally
Akron
G. M. Weachter
Lancaster County
The
Reformed Church
Ious
Marietta
Geo
EB. Ruez
Lexington Union Sunday School
Meeting of Society of Farm Women at Mrs Forney’s home
The regular meeting of the Society of Farm Women will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Forney near Brunnerville on Saturday afternoon June 7. A speaker from State College will discuss vocational education. Art Taemberg and farmers wives and daughters are urged to attend as the subject is important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women
Charles Forney
Brunnerville
State College
Art Taemberg
Parents Day and Children's Day Observances Across Churches
A series of Sunday evening programs are planned across churches. United Brethren hosts an elaborate Children’s Day program titled the Deity of Liberty featuring flag drills and tableaux with participants dressed as Queen Liberty Columbia and various nations. St Paul’s Lutheran and United Evangelical churches also stage Children’s Day events with music recitations and reports related to Loysville Orphans Home and local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Loysville
E Fleck
Janes Dussinger
Larry Sessean
William Amer
United Evangelical Church
St Josephs Hospital Lititz Campaign Aims 150000 Build Project
St Josephs Hospital Lancaster plans a house to house drive this week in Lititz to raise 150000 county wide. The effort imposes 50 cents per capita for districts outside Lancaster with Lititz quota 2620 and Warwick township 900. Advisory board non sectarian reach aims to add patient capacity and reflect hospital good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Lititz Borough
Warwick Township
Hon. H. I. Diehm
James I. Breitegan
Warwick House Bazaar Sales At Warwick House Sale
Five hundred two sales were reported at the Warwick House bazaar on Saturday. Cattle and cows drew strong prices while rabbits were abundant. Highlights included fifty five cattle hitting the top marks of 180 to 199 dollars, 44 cows averaging about 133.82 dollars, 71 rabbits for 2.95 dollars, and various other items such as bacon, potatoes, beans, brooms, stockings, and three registered calves bringing 39.50, 35, and 34 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Linden Hall Radiation Exercises Next Week
Linden Hall Seminary, the second oldest girls school in America, schedules a week of events from Monday to Wednesday. Sunday features a 10 A M sermon by Rev. W N Strohmeier. Monday include garden party and class memorial, senior play As You Like It. Tuesday hosts Alumnae Day with reunion, luncheon, and an art exhibition. Wednesday Commencement offers an address by Rev. Paul de Schwenitz D D. The seven seniors listed include Dorothy Wlipabeth of Harrisburg and Anna Delpreas of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall Seminary
America
Moravian Church
W. N. Strohmeier
Graceham
Paul de Schweinitz
D.D
Bethlehem
Dorothy Wlipabeth
Erma
Harrisburg
Anna Delpreas
Lancaster
Kathleen Lewis
Atimira
Bertha Elizabeth McBride
J. Helen Mesta
Clara Alice Strohmeier
Graceban
Mirizun Jeanette Weltmer
Philadelphia
Alumnae Event Maps May Celebrations At Linden Hall
Beautiful weather highlighted Inden Hall Alumnae gatherings on the campus Saturday May 31 with many local and out of town guests. Reports from committees described the block festival profits totaling 370 dollars and a plan to gift Rev. Stengel 350 dollars for school improvements. A June 10 alumnae banquet was announced with a fall meet program and refreshments team named. Linden Hall pupils performed May day dances and trolley schedules were updated for Lancaster Lititz divisions with modified hourly and half hour services on weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inden Hall
Oul
Missary Kofroth
Alice Zook
Treasry
F. W. Stengel
John A. Scott
J. P. Tlagen
Guy Bonberger
Anna
H. Miller
M. Potts
8. M. Posey
Mary Huebener
Mary Garber
H. Beck
Fifield
Linden Hall
Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Bought by Otto Eisenlohr & Bro
Otto Eisenlohr and Company of Philadelphia, cigar manufacturers, purchased 8,000 cases of 1917 Lancaster county leaf tobacco from several Lancaster county dealers including Jacob Siegler Humler Martin Tancaster Phares Nisskey Salunga and Tandis Hast Petersburg. The price reportedly 38 cents per pound reflects weak demand but good quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Eisenlohr & Bro
Philadelphia
Lancaster County
Jacob Siegler
Hlmer Martin Tancaster
Phares Nisskey
Salunga
Tandis
Petersburg
Fishing Trip Yields Five Carp Eels and Cats Near Maryland
Minn Kemper and Lincoln Gable with a Lancaster man enjoyed a successful Susquehanna fishing trip by auto on Saturday. They brought back five carp the largest at nine pounds along with twenty eels and twenty catfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn Kemper
Lincoln Gable
Susquehanna
Maryland
Poultry Producers Meeting At Spring Grounds
Lancaster County Poultry Producers Company holds a meeting next Thursday after noon at the Spring Grounds. All persons interested in poultry are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Poultry Producers Company
Tenth Anniversary of Lititz Springs Bank Marks Growth
June 1 marks ten years since the Springs National Bank of Lititz opened for business. Bank records show growth in deposits from 7,494.54 in 1909 to 544,597.92 this year and a rise in surplus and profits to 38,782.00. Directors include D. M. Grayhill and Amos W. Sensenich. cashier is H. Diehm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Springs
The
Springs National Bank
D. M. Grayhill
Amos W. Sensenich
Landes
Collision at Litita crossing injures narrowly missing two men
A Philadelphia and Reading passenger train struck an automobile at the Cedar street crossing in Litita last Thursday morning. A stonepile containing James Schaeffer and Arthur Heist, employees of Frank B. Burkholder, was damaged. Both men escaped injury, one jumping from the car as it hit the engine front. The train had just reached the crossing when the auto struck the side of the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Cedar Street
Litita
James Schaeffer
Arthur Heist
Frank B. Burkholder
Auto Crash at Five Points Ends with Tense Clash
Two autos, a Ford driven by Anna and Florence Groff of this place, and a Maxwell driven by Butter of Manheim, collided at Five Points on Sunday evening. The Maxwell’s fender and mud guard were damaged, Butter blamed the Groffs loudly, then bystanders warned him his language toward women was poor diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Anna
Florence Groff
Maxwell
Butter
Manheim
Butster
Examination for Carrier Clerk at Lititz Post Office
Examination for Carrier Clerk to fill a vacancy at the Lititz Post Office will be held June 14. Open to district residents aged 18 to 45. Applicants should apply within the next two or three days at the Lititz Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Litita
Auto Trip to Springfield Mass
Jacob Fenstermacher and wife of Rome left by auto on Monday for Springfield Massachusetts to visit Christ Ravegum and family. They expect to make the trip in two days to Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fenstermacher
Rome
Springfield
Mass
Christ Ravegum
Weathered musings on summer, gardens and small town life
A reflective column notes June days with mentions of peonies ice cream and ripe fruit. It observes blooming yards in Lititz praises well kept lawns and community pride. It laments a short strawberry season and jokes about cherries and robins in local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Wititz High School Commencement Honors 22nd Annual Program
The twenty second annual commencement closed with a full house as graduates received diplomas from EF Dby president of the Board. The program opened with music and readings by students including Paul Kreiter Victor Wagner and Mary Tshudy. A one act farce The Public Worker followed, with Carl Workman praised for his performance. Notable orations addressed education democracy Bolshevism and the need for real education fostering character and readiness for life. Rev Pilgram of Lancaster delivered the principal address emphasizing true education as lifelong development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kreiter
Victor Wagner
Laura Smith
Ethel Masser
Beryl Masser
Hssay
Mildred Yerger
Jacob Leed
Jos. Wissler
Hsg
Roy Workman
Ruth Coundrum
Odette
Mary Tuebener
Mary Tshudy
Lottie Nies
Mahlon
Yoder
Carl Workman
Louis Huebener
R. Chandler Heagy
Herbert [Inher
William Tungey
Galen Shenberger
Marguerite Dissinger
Mary Grosh
Jackmin
Pilgram
Rob’t J. Pilgram
Lancaster
Wititz
Lititz
Glee Club Concert Delights High School Audience
A fine programme was presented in the High School auditorium last Thursday evening by the Boys Glee Club with Miss Elizabeth Schlegel milch harpist of Marietta and Carl Reese reader. Roy Workman leads the club. Miss Elizabeth Keller is pianist. Members include Carl Reedy I. Royer Samuel Grosch Winfield Wilson Joseph Sloat P Harper Arthur Nelson Joseph Doster Tloyd Diehm T Dussinger Ralph Weir Harlan Hoff man H Bachman J P Mohler Robert Delp Chester H Krookmeyer Louis Hepp Frank Longenecker. The glee club is a new feature and is hoped to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schlegelmilch
Marietta
Carl Reese
Roy Workman
Glee Club
Elizabeth Keller
Carl Reedy
I. Royer
Samuel Grosch
Winfield Wilson
Joseph Sloat
P. Harper
Arthur Nelson
Joseph Doster
Tloyd Diehm
T. Dussinger
Ralph Weir
Harlan Hoffman
H. Bachman
J. P. Mohler
Robert Delp
Chester Hkrookmeyer
Louis Hepp
Frank Longenecker
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Linden Hall Lawn
Lancaster and
Poultry Producers Meeting
Fire Company
Irrance
George Washington
Elizabeth
Anna May
Europe
Titterature
Laura Tershey
Red Autocracy
Paul BE. Carper
Alice M. Grosh
Grace Keppel
D. H. Landis
King’s Daughters
Ilness
D. BH. Landis
Irls
D.S. Walton Co
F. B. Kellhr
Orange Street
Kofrovh
Tuick
N.S. Myers Mhs
Spruce St
Libitn
Ind
Luita Pust
Levi Verger
Cedar St
Bowafmones Tati
Zartman
Marion
Spruce Street
Losinee
Steenhouse
Janet
R. C. Melzer
N. K. Brubaker
Ouse
Pfautz Bros
Wmayor
Main St
W.ow
Gibbel Ind
Pass
Tikarak
WVEN
Geémning
International
Ipmay
Town
Horace Keller
Spruce St. Little
Mise Estella Grosce
W. Main St
Luite
Florence Eberly
Edward Hall
Emanuel Hall
Garford
Timpton
U. S. Myers
S. Spruce St
Tyre
G. Harubsker
Fouttville Pike
Route 3
Bell Phone
JWS Tanc
China
Broad Street Department Store
Campbell's
S. Broad
E. Orange Streets
Doster Simniie
Libby’s Dill
Hepp
Lititz Jeweler
Optician
R. N. Wolle
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