Church and Sunday School Schedules Include Several Denominations
Local church notices list services for multiple denominations including Trinity, Paul’s Lutheran, Evangelical, United Brethren, Reformed, Brethren, Lutheran and Episcopal. Sunday schools start at 9 15 to 9 80 with sermons at 10 30 and evening services, plus midweek meetings and Holy Week events. Birth announcements note the arrival of a daughter to Mrs. Quay Enck and Mrs. Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Lutheran
W. ER Sammel
S. S
As Sr
Inter. S. L
H. J. Kline
Dr. League and Mission Band
Eformed
Geo. B. Raezer
Lititz
S. B
Pentyn
Jtheran
F. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickerville
Rothsville
Akron
Ladies’ Aid Society
Paul Weidman
Quay Enck
W. Martin Hess
Blood Poison Victim Kathleen Deener Taken To General Hospital
Kathryn Deener suffered blood poisoning in her right hand after a sewing needle broke in her flesh. She was removed to the General Hospital in Lancaster on Sunday afternoon. Attendance at Lititz schools declined last month to the lowest level in years with several classes affected. A list of students and teachers from the high school and grades is partially recorded, noting multiple names and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Deener
Lancaster
Legion Balabee
Easieg Anc
Lititz
Oy Rall
Dorothy Heisiey
Melraret Miller
Dora- Sava A. Sturgis
Richard Ors
Beatrice Bomberg- Fkarhart
Adele Flower
Meilinger
Sophsohili
Rith Dissing
Beatrice Slagel
Suffman
Rieh
Joe Aiger
Dreshman
Ed Ganewer
Jane Pauline Bendloyd Graybill
Mildrad Easy
Helen Erb
Tiera Tarrand
Sammy
FB Howard
Dennay
Winifred Ifex
Lloyd Burkhart
Marcus Gantte
Spilswing
Sarrant Ovede
Marguerite
Grace G. Mas
Lillian Frante
W C T U Presents Unusual Evening At Moravian Chapel
The W C T U staged an oral edition of The Union Signal at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel for the annual dues meeting. The program listed roles from press agent to music, with contributions by Miss A Virginia Grosh, Margaret Sauders, Mrs Florence Gibbes, and others including a reading The Two Glasses by Lillian George and a playlet The Owls and Parrots in Convention by eleven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Signal
A. Virginia Grosh
Margaret Sauders
Florence Gibbes
Washington
Hf. J. Kline
Children’s Page
Lorraine Fry
Henry Shissler
Marcus Hartrantt
Young People’s Branch
Beatrice Harmes
Mildred Gangner
Lillian George
M. C. Demmy
L. A. Weitzel
Hwdisor
J. K. Mathers
Esther Miksch
Mathers
Ruth Hackman
Jake
Lloyd Smith
Lititz Debaters Lose Debate With Columbia Visitors
Lititz High School lost both sides of a debate on advertising in a Tuesday night event with Columbia. The Lititz affirmatives defeated here by Columbia negatives, while Lititz local negatives also lost in Columbia. A fairy audience enjoyed the program. The next debate is scheduled for 8 o clock in the school auditorium next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High School
Columbia
Lititz
Manheim
Wrestlers Fall to Manheim In Local Meet
Snowed under by a stronger Manheim High squad, Lititz High School wrestling fell 45 to 0 in a local gym. The rough meet left Lititz hopeful, pledging better practices and more matches next year as a formal schedule is developed.
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Lititz High School
Manheim High School
Foot Measurement Origins in Royal Kings Standard
A historical note explains that the modern foot unit originated from kings and officials using their own feet as standard measures, shaping later measurement systems.
Language survives among Wavptians to seventeenth century
The article notes that the language of the nacional Wavptians persisted into the seventeenth century and continues in use within the Coptic church litany.
Miniature Battle Axes Reported From Ancient Site
A note notes discovery of small battle axes described as weighing seventy seven pounds for a quince unit with no formal record kept of the item.
Why We Have Bad People
A terse quotation attributed to Dickens notes that without people there would be no need for lawyers, offering a cynical view on human nature and society.
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Dickens
Faded Fragment Sparks Cryptic Quote Draft
A garbled text fragment references Zu and a warning about self-harm and being kept from something. The line seems to mix names like FO Lay Tzu and Bhut with unclear intent, presenting no coherent event or date.
Funeral Obituary Notice for Local Resident
Obituary notes the death of Lillian V and Joseph Eugene of Mt Bethel Pa at home with three grandsons. Funeral services are Saturday at 1 30 PM at the home and 2 PM at Rothsville Lutheran Church conducted by Rev F A Weichsel and Rev Martin W Schweitzer. Burial in Rothsville Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian V
Joseph Eugene
Mt. Bethel
Rothsville Lutheran ‘Church
F. A. Weichsel
Lititz
Martin W. Schweitzer
Ephrata
Rothsville Lutheran Cemetery
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Weachter Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Weachter widow of Daniel T Weachter died Friday evening at her daughter Ida's home at 31 West Main Street from pneumonia. She leaves daughter Telman, son Lincoln of Lititz, nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A Tess Mennonite Church member, services were held Tuesday at Lincoln's home and at the Tess Meeting House with Rev John less officiating. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Weachter
Daniel T. Weachter
Ida
John M. Helman
West Main Street
Mrs. Telman
Lincoln
Lititz
Tess Mennonite Church
South
Cedar Street
Tess Meeting
Fohn
John 8. Hoffman Rites Held for Local Resident
John 8 Hoffman, 72, died Friday night at his daughter Mrs. John S. White's home in Ephrata after a illness. Surviving children include Ella Rothsville Mrs. Chester Dargan and Clarence Lancaster Walter in Ephrata Mrs. White. a brother Abram of Bel Air Maryland. Services were held yesterday afternoon at 1.30 at Mars White home and 2.30 at Monterey Brethren Church, with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Hoffman
John S. White
Ephrata
Ella
Rothsville
Chester Dargan
Clarence
Lancaster
Walter
White
Abram
Bel Air
Maryland
Mars. White
Monterey Brethren Church
Obituary Note From Neffsville Lutheran Church
A brief notice states a deceased man was a member of Neffsville Lutheran Church and lists surviving nieces and nephews. Brief services were held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Neffsville cemetery.
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Neffsville
Infant Robert L. Garman Dies in Schoeneck
Robert Lee Garman two months old son of John I and Elizabeth Garman died at home in Schoeneck Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. He is survived by grandparents Harry Hertzog and Frank Garman. Services were held at the home and at Mellinger's Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Garman
John I
Elizabeth Garman
Schoeneck
Harry Hertzog
Denver R. D
Frank Garman
Ephrata E
Mellinger’s Church
Vaudeville Show to Feature Six Acts at Lititz Event
The Lititz Fire Company plans to attend a vaudeville program featuring six acts. Firefighters from the organization will likely participate in the entertainment after-work event.
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Lititz
Senator Davis to Address Lancaster Firemen Banquet
Senator James J. Davis will address the Lancaster County Firemen's Association annual banquet at Odd Fellows Hall Lancaster on Saturday. The program includes a speech by Hon Gabriel H. Moyer of Lebanon and other entertainment.
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James J. Davis
Lancaster County Firemen’s Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lancaster
Davis
Gabriel H. Moyer
Lebanon
John Aman Dies in County Hospital After Sudden Blood Clot
John Aman, 70, died Monday morning in the County Hospital due to a blood clot forming after an illness of fifteen minutes. Born in Switzerland, he came to America with his family and resided here.
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John Aman
Mr. Aman
Switzerland
America
J F Longenecker Removal Sale Slashes Car Prices
J F Longenecker announces drastic price cuts on a removal sale featuring a Chevrolet Six Cylinder Convertible Coupe with low mileage and excellent condition, Ford Sport Phaeton late 1930 model, DeSoto Six models, and a DeSoto Six Sedan from early 1980s. Standout lines tout new tires, repainted finishes, and exceptional values, urging a visit to the showroom for summer bargains.
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DeSoto
Public Sale Notices for Real Estate and Goods in Lititz Area
Public sale announcements list multiple auctions for real estate and household goods. Items include farms, tracts of land, a log house, personal property, and farm implements in Liniz Kissel Hill Penn Twp and Lititz Manheim area. Auctions conducted by Farmers National Bank Mary Leisey executors Fianna Plantz and trustees Peter Eckert and John Burkholder with dates March 21 and March 27.
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EB. Main
Cedar Streets
Liniz
Farmers National Bank
Mary Leisey
Fianna Plantz
Concrete
Kissel Hill
Addison C. Felker
Penn Twp
Lititz- Manheim Road
Peter 8. Eckert
Peter B. Eckert
J. L. Graybill
Elm
Lititz-Manheim Pike
John W. Burkholder
HA. H. Snavely
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Ravian
Crosland
United Brethren
Light
Sr. C. EB
Unkard Brethuren
Arch OF the Brethren
Christian Workers
Hess
Hammer Creek
Ffsville U. B. Rev. S&s. G
Smnerville United Brethren
C. E. Meeting
John’s Lutheran
Brickersville
C. O. Leidich
Iess
Peru
Willong
American
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Mount Rainier
Admiral Rainier
Br Vancouver
Puget Sound
Tacoma Peak
Bobby Leach
Niagara Falls
New Zealand
Byron
Don Jayn
John
Hoffman
Robert. Lee Garman
New Street
Black Jersey Giants
Senator Davis
Huebener & Habecker
T. W. Steffy
M. M. Bond
South Broad Street
Lititz, PA
del Monte Peaches
E. Main St
B. Frank Adams
Millway
Orange Street
Brighton
West Orange Street
North Broad Street
J. M. Leed
Lutz
Central Market
East Main Street
J.F. Longenecker
Landis B. Greider
Eby’s Mill
Rien
Eby Shoe Co. Incorporated
Ephrata, PA
Charles Enck
J. F. Longenecker
Prince Street
North Prince Street
Wier
B. G. Wier
Center St
Lititz, Po
Market St
Lincoln Avenue
Second Avenue
Mill & Market
East Front Street
Leon H. Himmelberger
Ludwig Wolf
Fender and
Rody
Wolf
Paulette
East King Street
Lancaster, PA
Majestic Electric Refrigerator
Howard
Young
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