Fire Alarm Taps and Church Notices at Lititz
Lists fire alarm bell taps tied to local stores and streets, followed by church notices across Moravian, United Evangelical, Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, Reformed, Lutheran, and Mennonite congregations in Lititz and surrounding areas. Includes Parents Day, Sunday schools, services, and events with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Hagen
U. S
United Evangelical
P.T. Brocious
Lutheran
Geo. D. Clarke
Lititz
Kissel Hill
Neffsville
Litta
United Brethren
S.G. Haas
C. EL
Warwick
Reformed Church
George B. Raezer
Brickerville—S. S
Penryn S. S
Lititz —S.S
James Lutumran
F. P. Mayser
F. A. Weichsel
Akron
Rothsville
Brunnerville
U. B
Lexington
Lexington Union
Union Chapel
Church OF the Brethren
Lane’s
Kreider’s
Indiantown
Petersburg
Landis Valley
Coleman Memorial Sunday School
Presbyterian Board of Sunday
Elizabeth Farms Presbyterian Church
E. W. Gayvtorn
3. G. McCann
Bridgewater
India
Longenecker
Lititz Eases Past Ephrata In High-Scoring Drift
In a tense Lititz at Ephrata clash the rivals traded blows as Lititz led 6-1 in the third before Ephrata rallied to win 7-6. Shenk struggled with control while Fox matched his opposite in a wild pitchers duel. Key hits came from Mylin Diehm Kaiber and Shenk, with fielding feats from Evans and Keeler highlighting a dramatic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Johnny Fox
Harrisburg Tri-state
Shenk
Ephrata
Evans
Keeler
Mylin
Diehm
Fox
Wagner
Kaiber
Obero
Murphy
Cloister
Local Market Shows Fresh Produce and Odd Collars
At the market last Saturday buyers found a good mix of vegetables including cabbage cauliflower and new potatoes with prices such as 4 to 7 cents per head for cabbage 8 to 10 cents for cauliflower and 15 cents a quarter peck for new potatoes. Butter eggs and peas were listed, while dressed chickens were scarce as demand remained light. The page also humorously ponders the rear collar button as an unnecessary evil and offers a collage of light quips and reflections on summer and farming life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Lititz
Lovers wed at St Marys Lancaster and Rothsville couple wed
Two weddings are recorded: Arthur P. Guiney of this place wed Olive G. Albright of Akron at St. Marys Church Lancaster with a weeklong honeymoon plan to Little Falls New York. Krafft Young Walter G. Krafft and Ada G. Young wed at Brickerville Lutheran Parsonage Rothsville. groom a cigarmaker, bride daughter of Lan caster residents. they will reside in Rothsville. Additionally dairy proprietor J C Brubaker showcased a fibre milk bottle said to be sanitary though costing a penny more per bottle, with Brubaker planning supply for those paying the premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
T. F. X. Daugherty
St. Mary’s Church
Lancaster
Arthur P. Guiney
Olive G. Albright
Akron
Krafft-Young
Walter G. Krafft
Ada G. Young
Rothsville
Brickerville Lutheran
West Orange Street
F. A. Weichsel
Edwin H. Krafft
Abraham Young
Rothaville
J. C. Brubaker
Spruce Villa
Mr. Brubaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hose House
Fisher's
Linden Hall
N. Cedar
Front Srs
Shelbey’s
New York Hospital
Ind
J. B. Young & Sox
Lititz, Pa
Fruit Growers’ Association Meeting
Lancaster County Fruit Grower’s Association
Farmers’ Bureau Room
West King Street
John G. Reist
Joy
Hastings
Montgomery County Fruit Growers’ Association
Bretzels
Ephrata Rooters
Mull
Young Mull
Sam Heagy
Hoover
Doremus
Monk
Simmy Shenk
New Holland
Simmie
Oe Fogarty
Sloat
Ers
Dehme
Columbia
Doster’s
Guiney
Albright
Hershey
Gettysburg
Lin Verger
J.H. Bausman
Kissel Hill Inn
S.G. Young Iiz
Oregon
Orange Street
N.G. Vergher
Melzer Aje
Broad and
Marion Sts
Alaska
RJ. Kopf Roth
Amy
Apple
Vergier
Front St
A. du
Hill Station
Harrisburg
XTRA
Bell
Thelititz Jeweler
Hepp Graduateoptician Cut Glass
Hamilton
KE. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Brantau
Retail Merchants’ Association
Pfautz BR
Lititz Drug & Dept
Fry’s New Store Cor
Cedar Sts
Doster
Senna
NEM
The
Lititz Bookstore
F. B. Buch
E. Main Street
Wolle
R. N. Wolle
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