Sunday church notices span multiple denominations in Lititz area
A compact listing of Sunday services across many congregations. UNITED EVANGELICAL and MENNONITE services discuss morning worship and evening sessions. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN and UNITED BRETHREN list times from morning Bible school to evening services. NEFFSVILLE U B and LUTHERAN repeat morning worship and Children’s Day events. The Moravian and Reformed churches schedule S S times, catechetical class, and Children’s Day programs. A Neffsville U B Children’s Day program includes a long list of participants, duets, solos, and choir performances.
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United Evangelical
S. A. Heisey
S. S
Mengel
Harrisburg
Hess
Hrisman’s
Mansheim
Lititz
Church OF the Brethren
White Oak
Fairview
Middle Creek
Manheim
United Brethren
J. C. H. Light
Neffsville U. B
G. Baunman
Oregon
Brunnerville
F. E. Pruckenbrod
S.S
A. WM. Shissler
Kissel
E. S. Crosland
Geo. B. Raezer
Penryn
F. A. Weichsel
Brickerville
Billy Albright
Maude Reidenbaugh
Betty Jane Albright
Ethel Reidenuaugh
Eli Hecsey
Elsie Mae Rote
Grace Richwine
Kenneth Hinedeer
Kath Long
Elmer Fry
Dora Fry
Margaret Rote
John Rote
John Rothfus
Charles Klaus
Russell Brookmyer
Christiana Ieisey
Virginia Klaus
Bernice Dun
Children Day Service at St Luke's Reformed Church
A Children’s Day service will be held at St Luke's Reformed Church on Sunday June 20 at 9 30 A M replacing the regular Sunday school and preaching. Those with children to consecrate will present them for Holy Baptism. A cordial welcome to all attendees. Catechetical members meet the pastor at 6 45 P M. Regular preaching at 7 30 P M.
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St.Luke’s Reformed Church
Obituaries From Bareville Lititz Rothsville Area
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Martha Moore 75 widow of J H Moore of Bareville with 32 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Also Mary Fralich 83 Lititz Brethren church member and David G Erb 72 Rothsville with multiple children and grandchildren. Private and public funeral services and interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Moore
J. H. Moore
Bareville
Church of the Brethren
Elma S
Lancaster
Ditter Groff
J. C. Harsh
John A. Balmer
Lititz
J. Garfield
Florida
Mary Fpralich
Mary Fralich
East Front Street
The
Brethren Church
Lizzie Walters
Herman Schwaeger
Fairland
Hattie Habecker
Longenecker
David G. Ere
David G. Irb
Rothsville
Malinda Badorf
Jacob B
Erb
Ephrata
Benjamin B
Edna
George Retten
Millway
Lloyd
Ella Erb
Wilfred
Brownstown
Ralph Erb
Growers Add Cabbage To Tobacco Acreage Shift
Local farmers including M. W. Hess Henry Long J. W. Bruckart and Gray bill Minnich are growing cabbage to replace part of tobacco acreage. The Lancaster Vinegar Co supplied seed and fixed prices for delivery. The cabbage was planted with a tobacco planter to meet contracts. Alterations at Linden Hall add space for forty more pupils with new library and rooms. A large dinner celebrated H Reist Landis's birthday. Marguerite L Bowser married Ralph M Spacht at Lititz. C Eugene Long and Anna E Brookmyer wed in Bethlehem and plan a trip before settling in Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Vinegar Co
M. W. Hess
Henry Long
J. W. Bruckart
Graybill Minnich
Linden Hall
Isaac B. Erb
Lititz
R. D
Jonas Shenk
Lancaster
Eli B. Mumma
Landisville
Clara Weidman
Lexington
William Spangler
Harold and
Roy
Annie Shaeffer
Neffsville
Jacob B. Landis
Robert
Ruth
Fleetwood
John Bomberger
Arline
Henry
Phares Newcomer
Raymond and
Warren
M. M. Bowser
Manheim
Marguerite L. Bowser
Ralph M. Spacht
Daniel Bowser
York
Manheim High School
New York
Atlantic City
East Main Street
C. Eugene Long
Anna E. Brookmyer
Ben Brookmyer
Bethlehem
E.S. Hagen
Long
Long & Co
Thaw matriarch and infamous son contrasted in town notes
Around Our Town recounts Mrs. Thaw’s philanthropic missions from Alaska to Siam and memorials at Harvard and Princeton, set against the notoriety of her son Harry Thaw. It highlights her charity work, school foundations, and a few letters to a Lititz schoolmaster that show past worries from his youth.
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Harry
Choir Entertained At St Pauls Lutheran Church
St Pauls Lutheran church choir was delightfully entertained on Thursday night in the church basement by Rev and Mrs W Rt Sammel. After rehearsal the choir enjoyed luncheon with strawberries ice cream cakes salted nuts pretzels and coffee. Twenty four members attended and everyone had an enjoyable time.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
W. Rt. Sammel
Lightning strikes barn and pig pen in Rothsville area
Severe Monday storm hits Henry Rudy farm near Rothsville with a lightning bolt that follows the spouting to a pig pen. The barn tobacco shed and connected structures catch fire. small hose fights the blaze as Lititz Ephrata and nearby fire companies respond to the fire call.
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Henry Rudy
Rothsvile
Lititz
Ephrata
Toll charges planned on Lititz Lancaster calls
A letter from E G Mateer Bell system district manager details a ten cent toll on calls between Lititz and Lancaster after Bell and Penn State system unification. Public Service Commission must approve rates and property sale before July 11 when Lititz exchanges unify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
E. G. Mateer
Bell System
Bell
Penn State
Lancaster
Denver and Ephrata Telephone and Telegraph Co
Public Service Commission
Ephrata
Manheim
WANTED Tobacco Strippers At Home In Lititz
Classified notices show tobacco stripping jobs available at a Liberty street warehouse with request for neat work. Also listings seek a gift article business partner, 2 room apartment by July 1, and various sales offers in Lititz area. Local readers see items from real estate to lost items and personal notices.
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Liberty Street
David Bricker
Lititz Real Estate Exchange
S. Broad Si
Mill and Market Butter Lard and Grain Products
Local market notes list mill and market items including butter lard wheat oats bran shorts eggs corn middlings. The brief catalog entries highlight commodities traded or stored with no accompanying prices or dates.
Farmers occupy stalls at new market with diverse offerings
Six farmers occupy stands and praise the market for its large assortment. Boiling beef sells for 14 to 16 cents per pound and Hamburg steak, ground fresh on a new electric grinder, goes for 22 cents.
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Sut
Trate
Children’s Day Service
U. B
ST. Luke’s Reformed
Reifsnyder
Walter Behmer
Satay
Jean
Fred Behmer
Ray Pfautz
Ne Pfautz
Myrtle Bushong
Cloyd
Grace Stauffer
Mahlon Stauff- Ruth Strohm
Beatrice Reidenbach
Ludwig
Alma Ludwig
Maytauffer
Earl Ludwig
Paul Leeking
Monroe Leeking
Sarah Palmer
Daniel Palmer
Vivian Felker
John Kopp
Warren Bushong
Roy Stauffer
Arlene Strohm
Eva Behmer
Mary Reidenbach
Anna Welker
Gertrude Felker
Clarence Ludwig
Harry Spayd
Jay Caskey
Wayne Felker
Pfautz Brothers
Spacht—Bowser
Long—Broomyer
VOLL
Elizabeth M. Brubaker
Lititzborough
Edna Reber
Anna Brubaker
Zimmerman
Kready & Myers
Henderson and
Walter Edenrode
E. Main Street
D. M. Weaver
Ind
Real Estate & Insurance
Penn Real Estate CO
N. Reider
Hollinger
Lititz, Pa
Charles Krick
Orange St
Record Office
Chronicle Office
Woolworth Chemical CO
Meiskey
Lititz, Paidmutt
John Hartranft
Evangelical Church
Edith
Acme
Enos Miller
Kissel Hill
Alice Fasnacht MelTito
Bell Phone
Charles Weaver
N. Broad Street
Jacob Kling
Jersey
H. H. Girvin
J. B. Bucher
Phone
Buick
Mitchell
Thomas W. Steffy
N. Broad St
Meiskey’s Cigar Factory
Penna
Levi Yerger
Pfantz Bros
Martha Washington
Pfautz Bros
Doster’s Dept. Store
Campbells
Mill & Market
B. F. Lutz
Lititz Springs
Lititz, Penna
Ringgold
Reading
Denver
Lititz Springs Park
Freed-Eiseman
Radio Store
EK. B. Weber & Sons
Broad Street
Webster Keath, Mer
Gochenaur
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