Fire Alarm Taps and Local Church Schedules
Fire alarm signals explained with taps for several locations including Hose Mouse at No 2 and 4 taps for Fisher's store. Baccalaureate at Linden Hall Mary Dixon Memorial Chapel and Sunday services across Moravian and Lutheran churches. Also notes Eyubt and Brethren services at Neffsville Lititz Kissel Hill and Mennonite Hess Erisman Lancaster Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher's Store
Linden Hall
Dar and Frantic
S. Hagen
Mary Dixon
United Evangelical
J. W. Woehrié
Geo. D.clarke
Neffsville
Kissel Hill
Lititz
United Brethren
James E. Keene
Church OF the Brethren
East Petersburg
White Oak
Manheim
Reformed
Geo. B. Raezer
Bible Schoal
Mennonith
Hess
Erisman’s
Lancaster
Brethren at York draw 35000 to National Conference
The largest Brethren gathering in church history, about 35000, filled York fair grounds for Sunday services amid heat and threats of storms. Elder H C Early would have led the conference, but Rev Milton C Swigart instead delivered the message. Sunday school drew 8000, with Rev Lafayette Steele presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference
York Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
H. C. Early
Washington, D. C
Milton C. Swigart
Germantown
Lafayette Steele
Walkerton
Ind
Lancaster County
Pedagogue Snoozes Through Lancaster Lititz Trolley Ride
A Lancaster and Lititz trolley ride ends with a renowned educator waking at Center Square and paying his fare after a nap inspired by early morning chores. The humorous incident reflects a busy life in Penn Township as unclaimed letters linger in Lititz post office for several residents and a church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lititz
Penn Township
Center Square
Mary E. Becker
Amos H. Hess
John Landis
Mary Siedhof
W. D. Jameson
Nicola Mele
Samuel Miller
Chas
Ridgway
Shaffer
Arch St. M. E. Church
Stark Fires No Hit No Run Game For Lititz Juniors
Stark pitched a no hit no run game as Lititz defeated the Champion Blower and Forge team 7 to 2 on Decoration Day. McCloud won the decision for Lititz, with Rudy and Carpenter shining on defense and base running. Lititz tallied three runs in the second and four more in the eighth, while Lancaster managed both runs in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloud
Erry Stark
Millersville
Jerry
Philadelphia
Chaucer
Milton
Jae
Stark
Lititz Boys
Lititz
Rube
Tar Baby
Hacker
Rudy
John L. Carpenter
Meily
John L
Lititz RH. 0. A.B. Hacker
Hudy
F. Spickler
J. Carpenter
Spickler
Doo
Carpenter
Butzer
Rourke
Powell
Joe
Sheetz
Lancaster
Bretzel
Mae McCloud
Murphy
Lititz High School Alumni Night Recalls Smart ‘88 To ’10 Graduates
Lititz High School alumni gathered in Linden Hall gymnasium for a 125 alumni night, celebrating longtime fraternal spirit. Toasts recalled class histories from 1887 through 1912, with speeches by David Bricker and others, amid songs, humor, and reflections on the association’s growth and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High School
Linden Hall
Lititz High School Alumni Association
Alumni Association
David Bricker
Henry Lutz
Anna Barr
Louis Seaber
Louis Huebener
George Bender
A. S. Longenecker
Jacob Wissler
Elizabeth Bricker
Lillie Miller
Harry Bender
C. M. Bomberger
Cenia Weaver
Royal Lititz High School
Bunt and Bingles Amid Alfalfa and Baseball Talk
Rube reports waist high grass and plans to mow by the Fourth. Homer Sturgis selected as umpire to inspire the home team. Reading Railway Athletic Association plays Saturday at 2 PM, with Jr. QO. U. A. M. parade at 4. B. R. C. loses 19-18 at Rothsville. trap factory team beaten at Hopeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube
Homer Sturgis
Homer
Reading Railway Athletic Association
Hopeland
Rothsville
Addressing nuisance of children roller skating on pavements
Citizens complain about children roller skating and coasting with wagons on concrete sidewalks. They urge council action to curb recklessness while affirming children must play. Pedestrians are endangered as youngsters do not yield when approached.
Also Mentioned on This Page
York
Coleman Memorial
Brickerville
Presbyterian Church
Men’s League of
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
G. Savage
I. W. Taylor
Church of the Brethren Home
Lit’ry Gents
Taifitz R
Vspiekien
de Carpenter
Derpentery BS St
Ae Stark
Metioud
Blower & Forge Bpgale Nauman
Nickel
Shindell
Shea
Daniel
Fox
Arerveeney Breiter
M. Gross
Gross
Nessel
Seer
Ower d
Hymen
Old Glory
H. Muth & Gos
Paulaoe Bucky
Dukm Street
Overton
M H. Yoder, M.D
Larriz
Orrcy
lal —_ Bell
James C. Broust
Larrrz Springs
Saniarium
Orrron Hopes
D. Alonzo Long
Broad Street
J. Clement Jenkins
Woolworth
Bell Lane
Until & A. M
Warren S. Buch
E. Grant
Hassler
Lititz, Pa
PENNA
Hower
S. Young
F HE. Schnerer
South Spruce St
W. H. Buch
Browd St
Luite
Aimytf
B. Kissinger
Bomytf
Hecord
Saunday
Orisale
T. A. Zeller, Lillie
Witters
Lilite
I. H. Doster
Sturgis Phon
E. E. Habecker
Prunes
James J. Huebener
Lititz Bretzel Co
Union Salt
Ili Pty
R. N. Wolle
Main Street
Lilitz
South Broad Street
Marion
James Sesseman
Woodvale Inn
Newersink Mountain
Reading
J. W. Young
Mt. Penn
K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Lititzland
S. & H. Green
Pfadtz Bros
Lititz Drug & Dept. Store
Fry’s New Store
Cedar Str
Doster’s
Bureau Searts
Woodoleum
Heinze
Lititz Jeweler
Air Graduate
Kodaks
K. N. Wolfe
Atul
Pane
Phila
Puri
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