Religious Notices From Moravian and Other Churches
A condensed church notices page lists Moravian services with Rev E S Crosland preaching at 10 15 AM and 7 80 PM, Christian Endeavor 6 46 PM, United Brethren led by Rev C B Miller with 9 30 AM Sunday school and 10 30 AM service, Ev Lutheran led by Rev W K Fleck with 9 15 AM and 10 20 AM services, and other congregations including Mennonite and Lititz churches with listed Sunday schedules and Children’s Day exercises at Kissel Till Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
Christian Endeavor
Unirep
Harper
United Brethren
Miller
Ev. Lirrieraan
W. K. Fleck
Lurnieran
F. A. Weichsel
Mastor
Akron
Rothaville
Church OF the Brethren
Lititz
Manheim
Lexington
Fairview
Indiantown
Petersburg
Landis Valley
Ecbs
Kissel Till Lutheran Church
Purse Presented and Brotherhood Theme at Ushers Meeting
Pasir honored with a purse of 106 dollars at the Ushers Association monthly gathering of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Rev W Fleck addressed attendees on Brotherhood. Frank Schnorer elected official press correspondent. A $100 appreciation gift was presented to the pastor by Wic M Amer. Harold Weidman, a WWII veteran, spoke on his experiences in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seniar
Ushers’ Association of
W. K. Fleck
Wic. M. Amer
J. B. Herr
Lititz Young Peoples Branch elects officers at county convention
Saturday attendees from Lititz included Laura and Bexiah Sturgis Minnie Felker Jennie Pianta Elizabeth Meiskey Marie and Dorothy Zellers Virginia Grosh and Mary Souders Read more: annual election held last Friday evening with Minnie Felker chosen president Beulah Sturgis vice president Laura Sturgis secretary Elizabeth Meakey treasurer and Jennie Pianta organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Young People's Branch
The
Laura
Bexiah Sturgis
Minnie Felker
Jennie
Plante
Elizabeth Meiskey
Marie
Dorothy Zellers
Virginia Grosh
Mary Souders
Wo O. 7
Beulah Sturgis
Laura Sturgis
Elizabeth Xey
Jennie Pianta
Community Welfare Meeting Distributed on South Side Pavilion
A Community Welfare meeting convenes Saturday at 2 20 p m in the south side pavilion. The focus is Child Welfare with speeches by tots and caretakers and performances by Naomi Roger Miriam Hari Grace Reedy and Samuelic. An evening sing and social follow with Mrs Canfield Mrs Wilson and Mrs Norman listed among participants. A picnic supper and social time close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munity Welfare
South Side
Naomi Roger
Miriam Hari
Grace Reedy
Amuelic
S. Canfield
Wilson
Norman
Ody
W. C
Chautauqua Guarantors Urged to Attend Meeting
Local guarantors are notified to attend a minority and organization meeting in the school auditorium Friday at 2. A representative of Swarthmore will assist in planning the Chau tauqua to be the most successful yet. Warner has arrived and literary matters have begun, with a meeting date of the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & A
Assofyom Swarthmore
Street Warner
J. Slabecker
John G. Zook
Jas. I. Breitigan
Early maturing truck crops on Burkholder farm near Rothsville
Harry Burkholder along State Road near Rothsville reports early Potatoes, new cabbage, and strawberries with peas and other truck crops also early. He attributes the output to southeastern slope exposure and morning sun plus high soil fertility, selling most produce locally at Rathsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burkholder
Rothsville
Darming
Burkholder
Rathsville
The Gibbel Farm At Brunnerville
Willis Gibbel of Brunnerville operates a large potato farm with over five acres of early crop and plans a late potato harvest. He stores seed potatoes in cold storage at Hugleside and promotes Maine stow n potatoes. He raises Poland China hogs with about thirty five animals, keeps a registered boar, and uses a self feeder with ample outdoor space. The farm also hosts 240 old and 700 young White Leghorn chickens and a small number of sheep kept as a novelty. Gibbel advocates diversification beyond tobacco and supports a vocational school at Rothsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Gibbel
Brunnerville
Ile
Hugleside
Maine
Mr. Gibbel
Poland
Gibbes
Warwick Township
Roths Ville
Jahhead
Hay Loaders and Side Delivery Rakes Boost Local Hay Making
Willis Gochenour, the implement dealer, sold nine hay loaders and six side delivery rakes in two days. Farmers across the county report the new gear halves work time, improves curing, and enhances hay quality through air drying and continuous windrowing. Early potatoes prosper with recent rains and hopefuls target the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Gochenour
Ted
Potatoes Expected in Strong Early Harvest This Season
The upcoming market expects plenty of home grown potatoes as beetle damage and blight are less destructive than last year. Officials anticipate a large early crop and robust sales.
Forty Fine Cherry Trees At Hopeland Farm
George Enek of Hopeland grows about forty Yellow Spanish cherry trees grafted by Berry. The trees are around forty years old and yielded a decent crop with pickers paying three cents per quart. Visitors from across the county and Berks county attended, while the cherry fly harms fruit. Sour cherries fare worse in contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Enek
Hopeland
Berry
Berks County
Locusts and quirky 1902 echoes fill a curious notice
A fragmented record collects humorous phrases and proverbs about daily life and seasonal signals. It mentions locusts, canning women, auto trips, bakers, Rambler cases, and odd sale notices. The piece oddly links humor with warnings and observations from an era past.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pasir
Chautauqua Guarantors
Atention
Rothsville Farmer
Gibbel
Abram Bomberger
Clement Hadorf
Dunlap & Wrantz
Bomberger
Badorf
Warwick House
Garford Truck
Timpton
U. S. Myers
S. Spruce St
Ind
Tels
S. Walton Co
Paphit Mill
F. B. Keller
Orange Street
N. Cedar Street
BF. Luvy
BH. N.S. Myers
Sprace St
Litith Jamaay
IK. Zartoiun
B.D. No
Broad
Marion Streets
Spruce Street
1usMers
Yantt
Melzer
Jerre B. Bowman
Lincoln Ave
Rjunett P
Aures
Wlizabrteh
Brickerville
Mellinger
K.D
J. K. Stoner
BR. Lutz
International Stocking Mill Limay
Norristown
Horace Kneller
Spruce St
Litite
Bocttt
Estella Grosch
Main St
Retail Merchants’ Association Rutter
Lititz Jeweler
R. N. Wolfe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Jacob Kling
Liticz Clothing & Shoe Store
Broad Street
Injett
Ersons
E. B. Hauenstein
Lincoln, Penna
Pfautz Bros. Shoe Dept
Oxfords
Tan Oxfords
Plantz Bros
Rham
Ats Pat
Henderson’s
Boy Scout
E. Main St
Pfautz Bros.’ Dept
Holtzhouse
Marrow
Broad Street Department Store
S. Broad
E. Orange Streets
Doster’s Store
Wrigley
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