Religious Notices Provide Sunday Services Across Denominations
Moravian Rev E Crosland leads Parents Day with morning and evening services. Luliman Rev A Weichsel schedules services in Penryn Brickerville with multiple times. United Evangelical Rev J Harper holds teachers meeting and services. Aaronme Rev George Raezer lists preparatory service and congregational meeting with Holy Communion and Children’s Day slated. Brethren Rev C S Miller, Evangelical Lutheran Rev W K Fleck, and Mennonite groups share Sunday schedules and missionary events. Alaska Mission offering totalled 143 dollars. program at St Pauls Penryn features Luther League address on Protestantism and democracy. invited attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
Christian Endeavor
Lulimran
A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickerville
United Evangelival
Harper
Aaronmep
George B. Raezer
S. S
Graybill
Sweden
Church of the Brethren
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Luther League of
Sermon Observance by Knights of Malta No 32
The Knights of Malta No 32 will mark an anniversary by attending services at United Brethren Church with Rev. Clint S. Miller delivering the discourse. Elegies from Lancaster and other commanderies will take part as mandated by Pennsylvania Grand Commander edict urging social commanderies to attend church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Boye Commandery
Malta
United Brethren Church
Clint. S. Miller
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
United in Holy Matrimony near Ephrata and Akron
Lloyd M. Hassler of near Ephrata and Ollie W. Steffy of Akron wed on Saturday evening by Rev. Dr. Martin Schweitzer at Ephrate Reformed Church. The groom served in the 82nd Division returning from France. They reside in Wernersville and work with the State W. C. A. Mrs Wilson toured CanVassing for members, aiding a Million Member initiative and adding fifty new advocates for the local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd M. Hassler
Ephrata
Ollie W. Steffy
Akron
Martin Schweitzer
Reformed Church
Ephrate
France
Wernersville
Ield Wilson
W. C
Liita Vee
National
Wilson
Officers Installed at Rothstille Lutheran Church
An installation of officers was held at the Botheville Lutheran church on Sunday. The list includes Elder Lemon Koehler, Trustee M. W. Hess, L. K. Gable, William Steyer, Luke Royer, Tyan Frank, Walt Snyder, William Adams, Ushers EL D. Leeking, Janitor F. M. Gabie, Organist Miss Estella Leeking, Assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botheville Lutheran Church
Sunéey
Lemon Koehler
M. W. Hess
E. SK. Singley
L. K. Gable
William Steyer
Des. Luke Royer
Tyan Frank
Walt Snyder
William Adams
EL D. Leeking
F. If. Gabie
Estella Leeking
Agriculture Notes of Interest From John Hess Farm
John Hess, the biggest truck grower in this section, crops seventy five acres with multiple harvests. Beans and peas are strong, red beets and cabbage good, strawberries nearly gone while raspberries rise. Hess markets in Lititz, onions stock large. many local teens work summers. He saves seeds for planting, and breeds Chester White sows weighing 500 pounds. A Lititz Route No. 2 mail carrier observed a tractor with farmerette driving and hay loading, illustrating farming up to date amid labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Mr. Hess
Lititz
Litita
Chester
Paul Bushong
Litjiz
Seven Carloads of Fat Cattle Shipped Last Week
Several fat cattle sales occurred in the area last week. One notable purchase was by L. D. Himmelberger from Tarrytown Kramer on David Graybill's farm, containing twenty four head averaging 1408 pounds, up 411 pounds since October. They were sent to Jersey City. Himmelberger also shipped two additional carloads. Simon Himmelberger and Jacob Hershey each bought two carloads of good steers locally. Seven carloads came from the Lititz freight yard. The piece also notes cherry trees along the road near Kissel Hill and Owl Hill planted twenty five years ago by H. H. Long, with several trees still bearing varieties like oxheart, Spanish, big black and red sweet cherries. One tree yielded eighty quarts. sour and sweet varieties discussed along with suitability for Kissel Hill ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Himmelberger
Tarry BE
Kramer
David Graybill
Jersey City
Thimmelberger
Simon Himmelberger
Jacob Hershey
H. H. Long
Kissel Hill
Owl Hill
Henry Long
Strawberry Patch Yields 300 Bushels in Lancaster County
Jacob Neisinger of Hopélang showed the largest strawberry crop in northern Lancaster County this season. The patch spanned about an acre and a half, yielding over 300 bushels picked. As many as twenty-one laborers were employed on busy days, with many berries sold in Lititz. Berries moved quickly to town and prices held steady at two boxes for a quarter, with better grades at fifteen cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Neisinger
Hopélang
Lancaster County
Lititz
Federal farming plan seeks seeds on 50 acre plot near DC
The Senate has appropriated 137700 dollars for experimental farming with foreign seeds on a fifty acre tract near Washington. It is expected the House will concur. Fifteen thousand dollars covers land purchase while the rest funds erection and operating expenses of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Uncalled Letters at Tatitz Post Office
Notices reveal letters addressed to Elam Burkholder Hiphraim Rhoades and William Stelly remain uncalled for at the Tatitz post office, with delivery officials releasing no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam Burkholder
Hiphraim Rhoades
William Stelly
Tatitz P.O
JAIL INSURANCE FOR TOBACCO GROWERS
The Old Hartford Fire Insurance Company will insure farmers against hail damage to tobacco during the 1919 season. The firm, in business since 1810 with about 40 million in resources, offers prompt settlements and reasonable rates. Lancaster County growers can contact Widmyer Prangley Co. at 48 North Queen St or visit their Lancaster City office for details since some localities lack an agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Hartford
Old Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Lancaster County
Hartford
Widmyer-Prangley Co
Lancaster City
North Queen St
Slip and Slide Tarvia Creates Bumps and Bruises in Town
A woman in a white dress toppled from a bicycle when tarvia slicked the street surface, ruining her attire as she exclaimed she burned it. A man crossing near the railroad attempted to dodge the sticky substance by walking on steel rails and suddenly sat down in the tar.
Notice on textile prices and patterns at local store
To the Ladies of This Town and Vicinity warning of higher cotton prices. Cotton already advanced. buy ginghams now while you can afford. Visit Lirirz CLoraie and SHor Store to see patterns and prices.
Recordings of Quotations and Wry Observations from Dundee
A collection of short witticisms and aphorisms on life, money, advice, appearances, and social norms. Notable lines comment on maidens in Dundee, Fourth of July timing, bar rooms, family jars, price drops, and the humor of everyday conduct, with observations on Socrates, gossip, nerve versus brains, and dating cautions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graybill’s
Middle Greek
Wepronville
Manheim
Hess
Erisman’s
Alaska
Knights of Malta
Ofieers
Rothstille Lutheran Church
U.S
Dundee
Socrates
Liita
Ford
D.I. Walton Co
Lutua
2Rray
Lennox OL & Paint GO
Cleveland
Ohio
Ulster
J. E. Zartman
B.D
Broad
Marion Streets
Sprace Street
Loetter
Ani
B.F. Lutz
Lativa
Ind
Ze Loto
Jen
International Stocking Mill
Jamay-st
Norristown
Triz
Torrack Kellers
Spruce
Eslyella Ghosch
Main St
Association
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Broad Street
Lexington
B. Hauenstein
Lincoln
Penna
Hepp
THE
Lititz Jeweler
Gartford Truck
Timpton
U. S. Myers
S. Spruce St
Nabuck
Sunshine Biscuits
Lady Bird
Moseman
Mack’s
Old State
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Anne Riehl
Holtzhouse’s Confectionery
Scott’s Book Store
E. Main Street
Trimmer
R. N. Wolle Est
Telephone
Doster’s Store
Wrigley
Doster
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