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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
Weeding the Garden and a Child’s Summer Stunt Recalled
A midsummer memory recalls a child’s reluctant weed out task. Parents temper the ordeal with cooling burdock leaves and fresh doughnuts, then grant a break after a short wait, bringing a lighter mood and renewed hope.
Reverting to the Ten Commandments as law reform
A reader questions modern law abundance and state corruption. They lament officials evading penalties through procedures and propose burning laws to return to the Ten Commandments.
Strawberry Social and Jubilee Voices at Zion Lutheran
The Senior Bible class hosts a strawberry social on the Fire Co Hall lawn Saturday at 4 PM. Sunday at 7 30 PM Mt Zion Evangelical Sunday school presents the Jubilee Voices in a Children's Day service.
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Zion ‘Lutheran Sunday School
Fire Co
Mt. Zion Evangelical Sunday School
Lancaster Area Families Visit Relatives in Weekend Rounds
A string of social visits unfolds across Lancaster County as families from New Holland Ephrata and Akron visit relatives in the region. Couples including Mr and Mrs C B Zwally and Mr and Mrs George Miller host and travel with kin from nearby towns.
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Ralph Snavely
Manheim
Witmer Eshleman
Elizabethtown
John Snader
Howard Peck
John Reitz
Olivia Wirich
Clyde
Lancaster
Phares Strohl
Shillington
Edward Leber
Reading
Paul Stover
H. Wilson
Ephrata
Charles Zwally
Arnold
Kathryn
New Holland
Margie
Joseph Arnold
C. B. Zwally
George Miller
George Stephan
Weidmanville
Edgar Binkley
Madison Rachel
Margaret Smith
John Kilhefner
Brownstown Children’s Day Exercises Draw Crowd
The Evangelical Sunday school held well attended Children’s Day services last Sunday with a $50,000 missions offering. Ebenezer A B Sunday School plans its annual event next Sunday, featuring an elaborate program. Frank Myers has begun laying concrete pillars for a new porch. The Improvement Association plans a forthcoming carnival. John Rayburn was ill with pneumonia but is improving. R A Getz of Conestoga National Bank in Lancaster is on a two week vacation.
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Evangelical Sunday School
Ebenezer A. B. Sunday School
Frank Myers
Improvement Association
John Rayburn
R. A. Getz
Conestoga National Bank
Lancaster
Local social guests share weekends across Lancaster area
Families and friends gathered across Lancaster county towns including Rothsville Lititz Ephrata Akron and Elizabethtown for birthday celebrations dinners and visits. Notable hosts included Elmer Bucher Samuel Bucher and Louisa Metzler with many relatives from the region attending.
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Elmer B. Bucher
Samuel Bucher
Louisa Metzler
Rothsville
Jacob Carper
Lititz
John Bucher
Ephrata
John. Weaver
Union Grove
Christ Weaver
Noah W. Risser
Aaron Risser
Lawn
Lebanon Co
John K. Pfautz
Samuel Wiest
Jacob Wiest
L. B
Elizabethtown College
J. W. Gerhart
Local notes on visits and farming in Halfville area
Elmer Todd and family visited Reading over Sunday. R E Adams and family visited friends at Silver Springs. Jacob G Hitnier and family visited Brunnerville. Farmers plant tobacco and some begin hay making. M G Shriner offers fine celery plants and tobacco plants for sale. Mrs Elias Eitnier is ill. Harry E Shreiner and family visited East Petersburg. Herbert Man and family attended Reading.
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Elmer Todd
Reading
R. E. Adams
Silver Springs
Jacob G. Hitnier
Brunnerville
Herbert Man
Harry C. Frey
M. G. Shreiner
Elias Eitnier
Harry E. Shreiner
East Petersburg
M. G.shrimner
Early German Settlers In Pennsylvania
The piece surveys German groups in colonial Pennsylvania, from Brethren and Dunkards to Moravians and Schwenkfelders, noting schools presses and printing, notable leaders like Muhlenberg and Sauer, and the impact of German migration on land, culture, and religion in the region. It highlights the Hphrata and Bethlehem communities, and the ascent of church and sect life shaping early American society.
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Martin Brumbaugh
Juniata College
Wissahickon
Christopher Sauer
Dunkards
Conrad Beissel
Hphrata
Lancaster County
Philadelphia
Baltimore
York
Fenna
Germantown
Bethlehem
Count Zinzendorf
Lehigh River
Philadephia
David Zeisberger
Europe
Casper von Schwenkfeld
Evangelical Churches of
Silesia
Hartranft
Perkiomen School
America
Pennsylvania
James Logan
Washington
Cambridge
Nagle
Berks County
Michael Muhlenberg
Jearn
Reading
Lancaster Easton
Skippack
New Hanover
Sauer
Germany
Schlatter
Muhlenberg
Blue Mountains
Susquehanna River
New Providence
Trappe
Peter
Peter Muhlenberg
Woodstock
Virginia
Frederick
House of Representatives
Hains Family Visit to Charles Rapp Household
Wm Hains and family visited Charles Rapp. wife and daughter also were visiting in the Harry Miley family over Sunday.
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Wm. Hains
Silver Springs
Charles Rapp
Harry
Miley
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The
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Wotometrist
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Capital
the Spick and Span Grocery Stores
Spic and Span National
West King and
North Prince Streets
O. K
Bell
Penn State
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Consumers
County Stores
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