Religious Notices for Lancaster Area Churches
Macavian Rev E S Crosland preaches at 10 15 A M and 8 00 P M S S at 9 00 A M and 10 A M sermon to children at 10 A M Children's day 6 P M Ev Lutheran Rev W K Fleck 9 30 Sunday school 10 00 A M preaching 6 00 P M Children's day Ev Lutheran Rev F A Weichsel preaching 10 A M Rothsville 8 P M Akron 9 00 Lititz 2 30 P M Warwick Charge Rev George B Raezer 9 00 Lititz 7 30 P M Penryn 10 A M Brickerville 2 P M Mitab Brethren Rev C S Miller S S 9 30 then preaching Y P 0 E 6 45 7 80 P M Len Engton Union Chaper Sunday school 9 A M Church of the Brethren services Lexington Manheim Neffsville Lititz Brethren Home afternoon Mennonite next Sunday Erb s Landis Valley Lititz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
S.S
Unirep
Harper
S. S
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Warwick
Reformed Church
Lenengton Union Chaper
Church OF the Brethren
Lexington
Manheim
Neffsville
Brethren Home
Mennonrree
Erb’s
Landis Valley
June Church Programs Highlight Children Day Observances
The June church calendar features Children’s Day programs at St Pauls Lutheran S. 5S and Trinity United Evangelical, with morning services at 10 o’clock and an 8 o’clock evening schedule. Rev J T Harper to preach briefly, and local choirs stage music under Miss Bessie Gingrich and Miss Viola Leib. Evening services shift to 8pm for the rest of June to accommodate stereoptical views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran S. 5S
Trinity United Evangelical Church
J. 5. Harper
Moravian Church
Bessie Gingrich
Viola Leib
Crosland
Sea of Galilee
Hebron
Jordan
Dead Sea
Hampshire hog noted as new local breed gains popularity
Agricultural notes describe the Hampshire hog as a distinctive black and white breed thriving in Lititz Manheim area. John B. Hershey operates about 200 hogs, with 20 plus acres of corn for forage, rape and sorghum green foods, and self-fed tankage. The breed, originating in England, is praised for health and large litter size. A Manheim butcher recently killed one, prompting customer curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
John B. Hershey
Manheim
Lititz
County Closed to Partridge in Two Year Plan Near Ephrata
Sportsmen urge Lancaster County hunting ban for two years on partridge ruffled grouse wild turkey ring necks and quail. Board of Game Commissioners to consider June 21, 1918 as to propriety and necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Lancaster County
Board of Game Commissioners
Warwick sale totals and assorted livestock prices in Lititz
Sixty-one parties had goods on sale at the Warwick house on Saturday and 467 sales were made. One horse sold for 51 dollars, 33 cattle brought top prices of 135 129 and 126 dollars, 91 pigs ranged 4 95 to 20 10, a rabbit 2 50, 11 chickens from 85 cents to 1 05, two bantams 15 cents each. Potatoes sold 26 to 61 cents a bushel with 174 bushels sold, 38 brooms 70 to 30 cents. An ad offers old shoes as $1 partial payment toward Crossett shoes with guarantee and money-back, valid through June 15 1918, Lititz PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Distinguished Visitor Hanly to Speak at Moravian Chapel
Ex Governor J Frank Hanly Indiana former Prohibition party leader and Flying Squadron Foundation president will speak at Moravian S S chapel on Saturday June 8 at 7 P M. He advocates prohibition of licensed liquor and aims to present both sides of the issue. Admission is free and a large audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Prohibition Party
Flying Squadron Foundation
Mr. Hanly
Who Was Responsible for County Prison Escape
Board of Prison Inspectors investigated the county prison escape of Albert Langer Frank Hurst and Samuel Garner. Garner was captured and jailed for the murder of Lizzie Lausch near Swartzville. The inquiry cited guard rounds failures and adjourned to June 17 for a decision. Ministers and local citizens condemned the escape and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Prison Inspectors
Albert Langer
Frank Hurst
Samuel Garner
Lizzie Lausch
Swartzville
Health and freedom in a blossom season poem
A poetic fragment juxtaposes dawn, rose dews, and June imagery with a string of timely notes about holidays, travel costs after June 9, and light social observations. It blends verse with brief proverbs and musings on talent, money, and human folly.
Athletics suffer first defeat in Memorial Day contest
In the Red Cross baseball league the Athletics slip from undefeated with an 8-1 loss to the Giants on Memorial Day. McCloud vs Spickler pitched well but the Giants secured victory, tying for first. Connie Macks regain lead by a 4-2 win over the Red Sox with Stark shining on his mound debut. Tonight features Giants versus Cubs, next week schedule lists Athletics vs Cubs and Giants vs Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siants
Connie Macks
Athletics
Red Cross Baseball League
Giants
Mac Mcloud
Cubs
Red Sox
United in Holy Matrimony Shott-Ralston
A series of wedding notices from Lititz Lancaster and nearby towns describes the marriages of Raymond Shott to Florence Ralston in Philadelphia, plus Edith Long and John Clark, Leroy Adams and Mabel Matthews, and Mary Helen Lesher and William Lee. The items note home venues, officiants, and family connections, with brief biographical details about the spouses. Additional local school and civil notices cover teachers appointed in Warwick and Elizabeth townships, a tax rate set at five mills, and Memorial Day acknowledgments from Stevens Post 517 G. A. R. etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shott
Griffith Shott
Florence Ralston
Sharon Hill
Delaware County
South 58Th Street
Philadelphia
Schott
Lititz High School
Lee Lesher
F. W. Stengel
Linden Hall Seminary
William Lee
Newark
N. J
Mary Helen Lesher
Pierce Lesher
Parente
Lancaster
Lititz
Linden, Hall Seminary
S. C. EB. Beckler
F. A. Weichsel
Leroy K. Adams
Mabel’ Matthews
John Gingrich
West Lemon Street
Warwick Township
Warwick House
Rothsville
J. Harvey Rodgers
Marie MacPoland
Margaret Beale
Ruth Ackerman
Edna Hale
Elizabeth Martin
Sue Nell
Millport
Eva Weber
Lincoln
Chester Adams
Kissel Hill
Cecelia Charles
Fairview
H. G. Minnich
Buch’s
Edith Reist
Lexington
Abram Mease
Brunnerville
Hettie Hess
Irs
Roy Doster
Huber
Henry Keath
Rothsville High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of the Brethren of the
United States
Canada
Hershey Park
Hershey
Dauphin County
H. R. Gibbes
The
Brethren Church
Lititz Springs
Bellefonte
California
Dissinger’s
Hampshire Hog
Want
Boy Scouts
Walnut Timber
Wilson
Washington
L. A. Crossett
Crossett
Cressett
Crassett Shoes
Fifth Avenue
Vie Uty
Gay
Hanly
Shott-Ralston
Adam
Matthews
Clark-Long
Edith Dix Long
John Fulmer Clark
Reading
St. John’s Episcopal Church
H. D. Long
Elizabeth Township
Lexington Hotel
Furnace
Thomas H. Wolf
Cherry Grove
Alta Rudy
Church
Anna Stauter
Webster
Bertha Rudy
Helen Adams
Speedwell
Stevens
C.S. Miller
J. S. Harper
Kissel
G. B. Raezer
A. K. Miller
A. K. Hacker
C. Srapmn
Adjt
Y. W. Withers
D.P. Hricker
D. Sturgis
Main Street
Overland
Goldthwait
Maple St
John Shes
F.B. Buch Qatt
Melzer
Broad St
C.J. Claus Ord
Fred Hssi
EE. Main St
L. H
Keystons Kehalty CO
Queen Street
Antho
Sara Jenkins Lititz
John E.stoner
Tobaccs
Addison Shue
R. D
Lititz Borough
Farmers National Bank
L. H. Yerger Surf
Cedar St
Clayton Brubaker
AM Manufacturing
Horace Keller
Spruce St
Bowker
W. W. Gibbel
Estella Grosch
W. Matin &T
Mazer
Dept. A
S. 5Th St
Scott’s
Polar
Pfautz Bros
Miller’s
Axminster
Crex
China
Japan
Chase & Sanborn
Boston
Orange Sts
R. Miller
Miller
LH. Dosteer Frie Googe
Sree
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman
KODAK
Ellie Conkeys
Uttermill
Louis N. Moyer
R. N. Wolfe
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Relier Flour Mills
Prain
Fead
Retail Merchants’ Association
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