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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
5
Religious notices summarize varied church activities in Moravian, Catholic, United Evangelical, United Brethren, Reformed, and other congregations. Children's Day events, special sermons, and midweek prayer services are announced with times and pastors names, plus Roll Day on June 20 and Bishop Heil's sermons.
Church notes announce a Children's Day program at Kissel Hill Sunday School on Sunday evening June 12 at 7 o'clock.
Brunnerville U B Church plans a week of revival and rally services from Sunday evening June 12 with visiting pastors each day. June 12 Rev C S Hollingsworth of Columbia PA. June 13 Rev Geo B Raezer Lititz. June 14 Rev N I Fake and Male Chorus Hopeland. June 15 Rev I H Kauffman Brunnerville. June 16 Rev W K Fleck Lititz. June 17 Rev J M Walters and Male Chorus Lititz. June 18 Rev B M Bretmeman Denver. June 19 Rev S C Enck Philadelphia Sup erintendent with Sunday School at 3 45 a m and services at 10 a m and 7 15 p m. 55th anniversary of the Sunday School to be celebrated at 2 p m. main speaker Rev Jacob H Hershey Lititz. other speakers Rev G W Imboden Lititz and Rev Amos F Martin Millersville. Truck service to trains. nine and ten o'clock trolley cars. All welcome.
Milling rates listed as 1.35 and 0.98 dollars per bushel with 2.00 per hundred for bran and middlings. Also notes a 2 percent discount for cash and promotions for foot care services addressing coins bunions callouses weak ankles and tired feet.
Descendants of Jonas W. Bucher gathered May 28 1921 at the Old Bucher Farm near Clay Lancaster county Pa. Elmer B. Bucher welcomed attendees. Officers elected include Elmer B. Bucher president and Mary A. Bucher secretary. A yearly reunion was decided with a four Bucker brothers committee to plan the next meeting.
Agricultural notes report strawberry preserves costly as berries rise and sugar falls while sour cherries are substituted. New peas grow well and John Hess sells cabbage. wild fire damages tobacco in Lancaster County. Cow market weak with prices down. 206 bushels of potatoes sold. Blackbirds devastate corn fields prompting evening countermeasures on Elizabeth Farms.
The Society of Farm Women met at Mrs Wayne Grubes home with Psalm reading minutes and roll call followed by recitations and songs. Warwick Grange rescheduled its meeting to Friday June 11 due to Chautauqua in Rothsville. members are asked to take notice.
Brick residence at 118 East Front Street with eight rooms and bath offers all conveniences and a good-sized garage. Listed by Frank E. Ery. Sale date April 28.
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