Religious notices across multiple churches and services
Moravian Rev. E. S. Crosland leads Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. United Evangelical Rev. J. S. Harper presides with teachers at 9:15 a.m., preaching at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Lutheran Rev. W. K. Fleck preaches in Lititz at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. S. S. at Kissel Hill at 9:15 a.m. U. S. Church holds Sunday preaching at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m with Sunday School 1:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor 6:15 p.m. Reception of members, baptism and confirmation Easter day. Reformed Rev. Geo. B. Raczer preaches at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. S. S. 1:30 p.m. Chetetical class at 2 p.m. Mennonite services Sunday morning at Hammer Creek and Kauffman’s, Lititz evening. Church of the Brethren services at Littis Middle Creek Manheim. Catholic Church services first, third and fifth Sundays at L. A. M. in the treatment at corner East Main and Cedar. Lutheran Rev. F. P. A. Weichsel at Brickerville 9 a.m. and Penryn 2 and 7 p.m. Next week Akron series Tuesday to Friday with Friday evening preparatory service and reception of members. Lord's Supper on Sunday March 28 at 10 p.m.
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Moravian
Crosland
United Evangelical
Harper
Lutheran
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Kissel Hul
Christian Endeavor
Dunist
Geo. B. Raczer
S. S
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Church of the Brethren
Littis
Middle Creek
Manhem
Servic
Treat Roent
East Main
Cedar Streets
A. Weichsel
Brickerville
Penryn
Akron
Lord's Suppe
United in Holy Matrimony at Lititz Homes
On a Saturday evening Rev Geo B Reaver married Nathan J Kofroth of Lititz to Ida P Studenroth of Brun nerville and William H Wentz of Reading to Minnerva Brown of Lititz at 8 oclock at the minister’s Broad Street home. The couples plan to reside in Morrison New Jersey. Rev H K Ober of Elizabethtown College will lecture in Linden Hall on March 25 at 8 am on Python Eggs and Our Boys, with free admission and a silver offering collected at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Reaver
Maree
South Broad
Nathan J. Kofroth
Lititz
Ida P. Studenroth
Brunnerville
William H. Wentz
Reading
Minnerva Brown
Daniel W. and
Susan Brown
N. Broad Street
O'Tlook
Geo. B. Raezer
Broad Street
Morrison, N. J
H. K. Ober
Elizabethtown College
Linden Hall
Ober
Cvlere
Tancaster
Bad Weather Dampens Warwick House Anniversary Sale
The twenty third annual anniversary sale at the Warwick House drew a light crowd due to a snow storm and cold wind. Mud and bad roads kept buyers away, yet about twenty five horses sold and prices ranged from pennies to a dollar. Auctioneers Isaac Kauffman and Charlie Falk presided. sale postponed after a mishap involving Ane Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Isaac Kauffman
Charlie I'alk
Old Method of Wood Smoking Gives Way to Patent Smoke
Farm notes describe the shift from traditional wood smoking to patent smoke for meat curing. Druggist L N Moyer notes strong sales of patent smoke in Mt Hope origin, with chemists praising its quality. Creosote, produced in Mt Hope tanks after wood alcohol distillation, is the key preserving element. Old smoking dries meat while patent smoke preserves juices, though some prefer natural smoke flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Moyer
Mt. Hope
Frederick's steers top market in Lancaster sale
Four Poland Angus steers fattened by Morris Frederick topped Lancaster and New York markets, averaging 1490 pounds and sold last week to Seth Lorah. They weighed about 1500 pounds, dressed for Europe, at 14 cents a pound. Owner Frank Mellinger of Millersville plans delivery in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Lorah
Europe
Poland
Morris Frederick
Lancaster
New York
Mr. Frederick
Cyrus Bomberger
Sarah
Lorah
Frank Mellinger
Millersville
Lighthearted Lititz Snippets Reflect Spring Jokes
Snappy clippings note rising taxes, early spring signs, onion snow, and fashion costs. It jokes about Easter millinery bills, a two cent gas rise, and barber price shifts. The column quips on political stuff, Prohibition era concerns, bachelor fears, and distillery robberies shaping public mood.
Hampshire Hog Wins Admiration at Lancaster Fair Exhibit
Observers praised the Hampshire breed shown by the Lancaster County Sl-imp shire Swine Breeders Cooperative, noting its popularity and distinctive white belt. Hampshire sows are noted as prolific mothers with strong milking, and the breed yields high market pork per live weight. Government inspectors often find them disease free and hardy, with pork marbling valued by breeders who favor Hampshires for their own stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Fair
Lancaster County
Slimpshire
Hampshire
Hampshires
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Kofroth-Studenroth
Wentz-Brown
Mount Hope
Frederick
Abram Bomberger
Miller
Denver
Mgr. Bomberger
Pioso Bros
Newark
N. J
Bomberger
U.S. Senate
St. Patrick
Ireland
United States
Kr Cingy Walk
Congress
Uncle Sam
WM. Steininger
R. Terry
Continental Bidg
Washington, D. C
Rossmere
Lancaster, Pa
J. W. Fehl
Rossmere, Pa
Harold Murr
Lititz, Pa
Record” Office
Isaac B. Grayhill
Bell Phone
Jerry Adams
Lvaman St
GEO
W. Brinset
Middlewwn, Pa
Clayton Silue
Warner
Polistown
Good
John Dennis
Laurel Locks Farms
RD. No. 1
Potestown
Linden Ball Seminary
Lim-Tf Lititz, Pa
BE. Grube
Wolsh
Main St
Singer
David Geo Tamrit
Lincoln Ave
Broad St
Noah Hess
Front St
Litisz
Cypress
Lita
Hersufy & Girbel
Ader Zt
Lincoln Avenue
Rowman
I Lidcoln
Pyrebeat
Neffaville
Jacob L. Coupt
N. Broad St
Liite
Centre Street
Jilitz
Pwod
Ap- Diy
Yimr-tt
Fred Fssig
Gall
Ias
AL Stepman
Tad
Mirbeth
J. Fred Hssig
Mis la Groseh
David Harecker
S. Hroad St
Ind
Leteyz
Retail Merchants’ Association
Vitalic
Scott’s Bookstore
J.B. Young & Son
East Orange Street
Hepp Ceiocare Comaux
Correct English Publishing Co
Evanston, Illinois
Hudson
N.S. Myers
Spruce St
Man
David P. Bricher
Seaman & Seed
Jad
Bel
TW AG Aa
Pfautz Bros
Broad Street Department Store
Doster’s Store
Jersey
Tvory
Besco
John Helter
Penna
Holtzhouse’s
Hess
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