Religious Services and Bell Taps Across Local Churches
A detailed schedule lists fire alarm bell taps for several streets and outlines upcoming services. Churches mentioned include Moravian and Rev. E. S. Hagen, United Evangelical with Rev. J. W. Woehrle, Evangelical Lutheran with Rev. Geo. D. Clarke, United Brethren led by Rev. James E. Keene, Reformed under Rev. Geo. B. Raezer, Lurampran with Rev. J. W. Bittner, Church of the Brethren, and Mennonite congregations at various locations including Lititz, Neffsville, Brickerville, White Oak, Hammer Creek, and Kauffman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
E.S. Hagen
United Evangelical
J. W. Woehrle
Geo. D. Clarke
Neffsville
Lititz
United Brethren
James E. Keene
James Seaber
U. S
Geo. B. Raezer
St. Luke’s Church
Lurapran
J. W. Bittner
Brickerville
White Oak
St. James Church
Church OF the Brethren
Middle Creek
Manheim
Mennonite
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Lectures and Children’s Day Observances Highlight Sunday Services
Prof J I Woodruff of Susquehanna University spoke at Trinity U E church as Anti-Saloon League representative. Children’s Day at United Evangelical and U B churches featured tableaux of the four seasons, songs, drills, and diplomas. Rev J W Woehrle and Rev Charles D Kreider noted as participants. Bishop Stanford of the United Evangelical lectured on liquor and election issues and urged support for anti-saloon work. crowds pledged funds and attended sermons at Kissel Hill and Neffsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Woodruff
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Trinity U. E
Woodruff
The
Anti- Saloon League
United Evan
J. W. Woehrle
Woehrle
U. B
Charles D. Kreider
Linen Hall Seminary
Schoelneck
Northampton County
Chas
Nagel
Schoeneck
Bishop Stanford
United Evangelical Denomination
Harrisburg
St. Aul’s Lutheran Church
Anti-saloon League
Lititz
Stanford
Ards
Kissel Hill
Neffsville
Hay making season signals larger crop this year
Farmers with any remaining hay anxiously seek to dispose of it to make way for new educt. This week mowing machines were heard in meadows and scythes are used where ground is too wet to walk. Freshly mown hay scents the grand districts with a pleasant aroma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gral
Local Nine’s Schedule Blitz Delays Reading Trip
Jupiter Plavius caused a solar plexis blow that delayed the team’s plans to travel to Reading for a contest with the Actives. Fans lament the postponed ride on the rattlers of the season as Lititz, famed in Eastern Pennsylvania, is touted by the Reading Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Plavius
Reading
Berks
Reading Eagle
Berks County Bible
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Postponed game excites fans as 800 tickets sold
Manager Butzer received a Reading Active letter on Tuesday regretfully postponing the game. Attendance was expected large with over 800 tickets sold by Friday night. The schedule now features Lancaster Actives and two games with New Holland, plus Annville on July 4 for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butzer
Reading
Hacker
T. A
June Rosebud
Ringgold
Louie
Lancaster Actives
New Holland
Lititz
Charlie
Miller
Annville
Quirky Baseball Tale Ends in Big 11–0 Defeat
The spoof game features odd player names and antics as 11 runs decide the contest. A rain shower develops in Reading while players fish and joke about a wild, lighthearted matchup.
Nuptial Tie News From Local Unions And Marriages
Multiple marriages reported with details of couples from Everett Rome Talmage Manheim and Denver plus actions against pole posters. Licenses obtained, ceremonies at parsonages and churches, dinner celebrations, and plans for extended trips noted along with town ordinance discussion on posting posters on utility poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Loercher
Edison Electric Co
West Main
Broad Streets
Recordings and city life musings spark summer buzz
A collection of light vignettes notes political chatter about Roosevelt and crops, summer heat, mosquitoes, and local quirks. It mentions safety yeast, record crops, public interest, and social humor about women, gardens, and fishing early hours.
This Rooster Lays Eggs in a Poultry Oddity
A famed breeder of Black-tailed Japanese bantams is stunned to find a chick that hatched from a hen later lays an egg and attempts to hatch. The owner, puzzled by the bird’s sex, plans to sell the peculiar fowl as he contemplates quitting the poultry business. Celery for sale at Samuel Brubaker’s orange street home in Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brubaker
Orange Street
Warwick
South Broad Street
Marion
James Sesseman
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Apple
Axe
Brickwalk
Long
Cherry
Spider
Hammer
Knife
Lightning
Fiddle
Trombone
Seap
Door
Wier
Rube
Ump
Kreider
Woy-Whitcraft
J. E. Keene
David Woy
Everett
Bedford County
Katie Whitcraft
Monroe Whitcraft
Rome
Wenger-Hurst
John M. Wenger
Terre Hill
Near Talmage
Edna Hurst
Michael Hurst
Talmage
Lebanon
First United Evangelical Church
Myerstown
Wm. H. Hertzler
United Evangelical Church
Shenk Rosenberger
John H. Shenk
Emma Rosenberger
A. C. Bartholomew
Reformed Church
W. Q. Diehl
Philadelphia
Howard S. Swartley
Lansdale
Bertha Swartley
Mendelssohn
Marion Diehl
Steffy Hacker
Denver
D. L. Fogleman
Harry W. Steffy
Clay Township
Ada Hacker
Eli B. Steffy
Jacob J. Hacker
Ephrata Township
Montana
Feiler
Hani
Chance
Chicago
Paul Row
Buck
Duke Street
Lancaster
Orvsiow
M H. Yoder, M.D
E. Mary Sr
Latriz
Bell Phone
James C. Brobst
D. Alonzo Long
Broad Street
Offée Howns
Clement Jenkins
Woolworth
Bell Lane
Warren S. Buch
Lititz, Pa
Hassler
Penna
Oward
Young
E. Schnerer
South
Spruce St
Ind
H. Buch
Broad St
Witters
Kissinger
MES
L. Swift
Manheim Petersburg
James J. Harbener
Lititz Bretzel Co
Union Salt Co
S. & H. Green
Pfautz Bros
GQODS
Lititz Drug & Dept
Fry’s
Main and
Cedar Ste
J. H. Doster
Sturgis Phonz
Althe Lititz Bookstore
E. E. Habecker
Main Street
Just
R. N. Wolle
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Ossooo
Lititzland
Lititz Jeweler and
Graduate Opticiar
Kodaks
B.N. Wolfe
Prica
RTS
Phiea