Moravian and Lutheran Services Noted in Lititz Area
Religious notices list Moravian led by Rev E B Crosland with services 10 A M 7 P M and 1 30 P M. Lutheran led by Rev W K Fleck with Lititz preaching 10 A M 7 P M 1 80 P M. other denominations include Reform at Lititz and Lancaster Rev Raezer. Brethren Rev Miller with morning service 9 30 preaching 10 A M 1 80 in afternoon. Evangelical Rev Harper Bible study 9 15 preaching 10 A M 7 P M. Mennonite services at Hammer Creek Kauffman’s and Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
Ity
Luvheran
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Tutheran
F. A. Weicksel
Brickerville
Penryn
Reformen
George B. Raezer
J. C. Raezer
Lantaster
Church OF the Brew Tahken
White Oak
Middle Creek
Manheim
Unitep Brethren
C. S. Miller
C. E
Uniten Evangelical
Harper
Mannonite
Hammer Creek
Kauffman
United in Holy Matrimony at Manheim
Nathan D. Kahnestock of near Man and Harla Mae Wissler daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wissler Lincoln Avenue were united on stage by Kev K Kahnestock at home at Manheim on Sunday March 16 at 10 30 A M Attendants were Edna Snyder bridesmaid and Mrs Christ near Lancaster The bride is 17 A wedding dinner served for immediate families They left for Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia They will reside at No 3 Lincoln Avenue Lititz for friends to call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan D. Kahnestock
Man 1
Harla Mae Wissler
Jacob Wissler
Lincoln Avenue
Kev K. Kahnestock
Manheim
Edna &. Snyder
Christof
Lancaster
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Jititz
Boyer and Todd Tie The Knot In Lititz Wedding
The marriage of Roman Boyer son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Boyer to Erna Mae Todd daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Todd occurred at the Prethren parsonage 107 North Cedar Street Lititz on a Saturday evening with Rev Clint S Miller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Boyer
Wayne Boyer
Brickerville
Erna Mae Todd
John D. Todd
Hallville
Ited Prethren Parsonage
North
Cedar Street
Lititz
Clint. S. Miller
Kiddy Shoe Service Chartered in Lititz
The charter of the Kiddy Shoe Service of Lititz has been received at the Lancaster Courthouse. The wholesale shoe house is capitalized at 50000 dollars with incorporators Henry H My, Martin Eby Norman M Pail M Elmer M and John S adore. The Broad street store is run by Paul Nadorf, a recently returned wounded soldier, who notes encouraging business in recent weeks and plans expansion over a wide territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Lititz
Lancaster
Henry H
Mby
Martin
Eby
Norman M
Pail M
Elmer M
John 8
Broad Street
Paul Nadorf
France
Parewell Party for Sailor Before 19 Day Furlough
Emory Runger left Monday evening for Hampton Roads to report for duty aboard the Pro Miethous on the US 8. He had not been home for eighteen months as the boat spent much time in European waters. His parents Mr and Mrs Harry Neidarmyer hosted a last night party with forty relatives and friends, including out of town guests, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Runger
Hampton Roads
Harry Neidarmyer
Red Cross Thanks Dorias Circle and Community Support
The Red Cross expresses gratitude to the Dorias Circle of King’s Daughters for a twenty five dollar annual gift to maintain a community nurse. The notice also thanks supporters for sew machines, Mr Miller for hauling them, and notes the six machines have aided large amounts of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Organization
Dorias
King's
John Chronister Home from Five Day Furlough
John Chronister home on a five day furlough from an Arty Hospital in West Philadelphia recounts sixteen months of overseas service. He was wounded in the leg delivering a message near Luxemburg, then struck an auto truck at high speed and was thrown some distance. He had been away from home eight years. Ray Link of the 79th Division, back from France, was in town with headquarters at Lancaster and had close calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chronister
Philadelphia
Chronister
Luxemburg
Ile
Ray Link
France
Tancaster
Two Autos Stolen and Suspect Confesses in Lancaster
Harrisburg police linked a young man named Vanetta to a stolen car case after a Midstate joy ride that included another jeep, two girls, and a soldier. The suspect admitted guilt in a Lancaster hearing, with the case slated for Saturday court.
Car Stolen From Kasselm Man Recovered In Lancaster
John Shreiner Foun Shreiner of Kasselm reported his automobile stolen Wednesday while visiting Lancaster. He parked on East Orange Street near St Jamies Episcopal Church. By Thursday evening the car was found abandoned on North Lime Street below Chessnut. Officer Resh returned it to the police station yard and Shreiner recovered it. The thief likely took the car for a joy ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanetta
Middletown
Tlarrisburg
Market Street Bridge
Pat Sylan
Market Street
Lancaster
Thomas Davis
Foun Shreiner
Kasselm
East Orange Street
St. Jamies’ Episcopal Church
North Lime Street
Chessnnut
Resh
Agriculture Notes Highlight Local Packing Efforts and Prices
Samuel Weaver plans to pack for farmers at 24 cents a pound with 1009 cases assured, signaling competitive activity against smaller packers and potential new markets. Farmers gain options to pay against the old system as prices firm. Christ Snyder sold tobacco at 1724 and 3 to Grill of Lancaster. John Jacoby sold a five acre drop of lest to Baker and Landis at 15 cents for the wrappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Weaver
Christ Snyder
Grill
Lancaster
John Jacoby
Baker & Landis
Clover Seed Use Expands Among Farmers In Rain
Farmers sow clover seed amid rain and high costs push mixed seed trials. Wellington M. Plants blends alfalfa with clover aiming for deeper roots, soil loosening, and improved soil enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsyke
Wellington M. Plants
Record cattle feeder sets strong weight gain on cards
Jonas H. Bucher of this area, active in farming for about three years, made a notable record in cattle feeding. He bought two Durham stock steers from Canada on December 3 totaling 1635 pounds and delivered them in town on Wednesday at 2250 pounds, a 615 pound gain at an average 2.9 pounds per day. The feeders were bought from and resold to Himmelberger & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas H. Bucher
Durham
Canada
L. D., Himmelberger & Son
Rothsville High Wins Hard Fought Home Game Against Lititz
Rothsville High basketball defeats Lititz High 33 to 25 on Rothsville’s floor in a tense rivalry game. Both teams match eight field goals each. Rothsville converts 17 of 26 free throws led by Stauffer. Lititz previously beat Rothsville 29 to 10 earlier in the season, fueling a possible third meeting to settle supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litity Council
Fire Company
Rothsville High
Lititz
Rothsville
Rootersville
State Constabulary
Stauffer
Hill School
Sloat
Fts
Doster
Oe Ib
Kreider
Hepp
Wea
Sandis
Ekor Garvey
Lititz Hich
Parieshugr
Farmers adopt new manure spreading methods this winter
A nearby farmer notes a shift from open piles to efficient spreading, saying many agriculturalists continue work even in cold weather. W B Gochnauer of Lititz reports a surge in manure spreader purchases over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gochnauer
Lititz
Time to Trim Grape Vines and Fruit Trees Now
A local authority urges immediate pruning of grape vines and fruit trees during dormancy. Sap movement favors trimming, with peaches sprayed in dormancy using sulfur to prevent fungus and leaf curl. Prospects point to a strong fruit crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyeis
Recording Fragments and Witty Sayings From Local Notes
A garbled array of maxims and playful phrases appears, including remarks on criticism, ego, and common sense. The snippets reference donkey and zebra refrains, local service ethos, and a humorous domestic scene about a stalled car. Names, places, or dates are not clearly legible.
Death notices and funeral details at Brickerville and Lexington
Last summons logged at 1:20 PM Thursday with services by Rev Weicksot at the house. Interment in Brickerville cemetery for Barbara Kline nee Beck widow of Hiram Kine, age 87 years 8 months 2 1/2 days. Survived by children William N Kline Emma A Miller Ezra B Kline Hiram P Kline Kate A Sturgis and many grandchildren and great grandchildren with sister Catharine Inck. Funeral from Brickerville home to St Johns Lutheran Brickerville with pastors Schantz and Gaylord. Also note death of Leon son of Walter and Adeline Clair at six months 20 days. funeral held Wednesday. siblings and grandfather listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Kline
Beck
Hiram Kine
Manma Miller
Brickerville
William N. Kline
Yellow House
Emma A
Samuel E. Miller
Ezra
Horace F. Sturgis
Lit
Catharine
Edwin Linck
Lexington
Samuel Miller
St. John's Lutheran Church
B. H
Leon
Walter
Adeline Clair
Vopeland
Paul
Richland
Hisse
Raymond W. Ilirneisen
Copeland
Adam
Roy
Irene
Samed
Calvin
Jacob Clair
Death notices from a Pennsylvania town and a Sporting Hill obituary
Death of infant Tutner Willard, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Leeking of phrata, aged 11 days, with funeral at home and burial at Rothsville. Isaac A Shelly died Friday at Sporting Hill at 77 from gangrene after stepping on a nail. He leaves son Herman M at Sporting Hill and two sisters Annie Gibble and Maria Wolgamuth. Funeral at Kreiser Church with interment in Broad Street Cemetery. Also sale notices from Broad Street Department Store with remnant table linen and pancake and buckwheat flour specials.
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Tutner Willard
Warren Leeking
Phrata
Virgie Keener
Rothsville
Isaac A. Shelly
Sporting Till
Samuel Shelly
Maria Acker
Herman M
Sporting Hill
Annie
Henry Gibble
Sporting Mill
Maria
D. B. Wolgamuth
Union Square
Vuneral
Kreiser’s
Broad Street
Servus
Estate of Alice Klaus Letters Testamentary Granted
State of Alice Klaus is deceased in Lititz Borough Lane County Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the estate are urged to pay promptly and those with claims or demands should present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned residing at Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Walter
Lathy
Lititz
Lancaster County
Edwin W, Walter
Gz B
New St
Alice Klaus
Lane, Co. Pa
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Fahnestock-Wissler
Boyer
Todd
Red Cross News
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Harrisburg
Thiel
Mr. Longenecker
John Radorf
Harris Big
Seral
Ohio
Lamcaster
Car Stelen
John Shreiner
Sam’s Weaver
Warwick
Haley
Dad
F. A. Weicksot
Caldwells Supreme
Annie Perry
Lincoln Ave
Fay
Eetas
Lititz Jeweler
Ptician
R. N. Wolfe
Retail Merchants’ Association
Lizzie Brubak RI
Broad
Garber & Son
Solotone
MEG, CO
Bonnar
Aphil Ist
Bausman
Nonecessar Inpaan
Kate Greorge
N. Broad St
Marion Streets
Spruce Street
Teeters Greenhouse
John R. Gibbel
Main St
Fcgr Sale
Ind
Cumberland
Marvey Rasp
M. K.sturgis
Cypres
Bo Ind. Phong David High Igre Penryn
Rhode Island
ASAAC
N. K. Brubaker
Lully
Isimar
TIGA
Bpruce
St. Luita
Hershey Lehman CO
Mass Estella Grosch
W. Main St
Godet
Tierery Ginen
Frank M. Bowman
Henry H. Myers
Frank 8. Musser
Barton Kiefer
Warwick Townslip
Penna
Rotheville Limited
Pupare
Warwick Township
Pennsylvania
A. T
M. G. Schaeffer
Frank
Pfantz Bros
Panzsylvania Vacuum Cup
Nemo Jaspul
Nemo
Tavtivz Barbers
Total
Tod
Lee Union- Alls
Lee Union
Pfautz Bros. Department Store
Main & Spruce Streets
Dosters Store
Besco
Stohrer
Cope
L.h.doster Simonones
Doars
Christian J. Klaus
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