Religious Notices From Moravian to Brethren With Easter Services
Religious notices list Passion week services Moravian Evangelical Luther an and Brethren churches with details of sermons times lovefeast sunrise Easter exercises and sermons across multiple congregations including Warwick Brickerville Rothsville Lititz Indiantown Petersburg and Landis Valley. Several pastors named with service times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
E. S. Crosland
United Evangelical
J. S. Harper
United Brethren
Miller
Warwick
Reformed Church
U. S
George B. Raezer
Brickerville
White Oak
Lititz
F. A. Weichsel
Akron
Rothsville
Penryn
S. S
Lexington Union Chapel
Indiantown
Petersburg
Landis Valley
Erb’s
Church OF the Brethren
Kreider’s
Lane’s
The
Brethren Home
Passion Week sermons and charity eggs sent from churches
Rev J S Harper preached at Manheim Reformed Church on Tuesday and at Kinderhook United Evangelical Church on Wednesday evening. St Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School sent 69 dozen eggs to Loysville Orphans Home for the boys and girls as its annual custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Harper
United Evangelical Church
Manheim
Many United with Moravian Church on Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday service at the Moravian church welcomed thirty new members by baptism, confirmation, and right hand of fellowship as catechetical classes concluded. The edifice was crowded, palms decorated, and special choir music pleased the congregation. Rev. E. S. Grasland read the scripture. no sermon was preached. Evening services featured a children’s Hosanna anthem and Rev. Crosland led from the Passion Week manual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Grasland
Walter E. Sturgis
Winfield S. Evans
Henry T. Muth
Fannie Evans
Cora M. Lutz
Virgie McQueeny
Anna C. Ditzler
Mildred M. Reidenbach
Evelyn E. Sturgis
Charlotte E. Grube
Anna E. Dornbach
Cora E. Brenneman
George H. Taylor
Mary H. Taylor
Anna W. Taylor
P. George Keene
M. Ada Keene
Elizabeth Weachter
A. S. Brookmyer
Crosland
Greatest Battle Tide Turns on Western Front in War Update
Reports indicate German spring offensive slows as Allied counterattacks gain momentum possibly involving American troops. Paris shells via distant cannon reveal war’s reach. Local notice: Martin Lebo store in Denver suspended for 60 days for Food Control Act violations with flour sales to steel workers. Red Cross benefit seating chart announced for April 5 play The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary with tickets on sale April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Martin Lebo
Denver
Jebo
Carpenter Steel Works
Reading
Red Cross
Mary
Agricultural Notes of Interest on Cattle and Incubators
Fat cattle are being snipped as L D Himmelberger Son bought three carloads for city markets. Nathan Snyder sold twelve feeders gaining 400 pounds each in five months. Shipping to begin in May and prices stay good though farmers paid high prices. A grey horse weighing 1500 pounds sold to A Rice of Baltimore after fattening. Century old wood burning stoves sold at public sale for $5 and $800. made at Elizabeth furnace in Warwick township. Isaac B Graybill reports a 4000 egg Blue Hen incubator in a five-section setup with twenty trays and room to expand. Leghorns provide best hatches with 125 chicks per 200 eggs typical. Incubator uses coal stove and staged brooding with large hover reduces effort. Jacob Snyder plans 500 chicks and expands to 700 eggs in Graybill brooder. Farmers press forward with progressive poultry and stock improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D Himmelberger & Son
Nathan Snyder
Lebanon County
Elizabeth Furnace
Warwick Township
America
Baron Steigel
Isaac B. Graybill
North Broad Street
Jacob Snyder
Snyder
Lititz High Wins Close Home Bout With Palmyra High
Lititz High School edged Palmyra High 33 to 32 on Saturday night in a tight local game. Brubaker led Lititz with six field goals while Kreiter hit eight in the second half as Palmyra feared a repeat of an earlier loss. The contest stayed competitive from the opening whistle to the final buzzer on the home floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra High
Lititz
Palmyra High School
Palmyra
C. Brubaker
Erb
Kreiter
Lititz High
Ruhi
Brubaker
L Hepp
Keata
A Gingrich
Bashore
Snavely
Ober
Golde Clothes Stores Overcome Easter Shipping Barrier
Golde Clothes Shops of New York, despite an embargo on shipping to their Lancaster store for Easter, dispatched several men with trunks filled with the latest spring styles for men to Lancaster this week. Manager O. W. McElroy, well known locally, keeps the latch string out to friends at the Gold store, 106 N. Queen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golde Clothes Shops
New York
Lancaster
O. W. McElroy
Gold
N. Queen Street
Warwick House Sale Highlights A Busy Auction Day
Seventy four persons attended the Warwick House sale on Saturday. Pigs dominated bids with 112 sold from four to twenty two dollars each. Potatoes moved briskly with 171 bushels at 25 cents to a dollar per bushel. Chickens, geese, pigeons, brooms and onions also sold in the event that featured 567 total sales. A separate note reports a lost overcoat at a spelling bee and two double weddings at local venues with detailed guest lists and a large wedding dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Recordings Child's War Prayer and World War I era notices
A mixed clipping prints a child’s war prayer noting a brother in France and moral appeals for liberty. It also lists humor, weather, farming notes, and local sayings as a window into wartime civic life with references to eggs, snow, and a Liberty Loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Leslie’s
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Moravian Church
N. W. Bueh
A. Rice
Baltimore
Golde
Morris Weidner
Doe Run
Martin Singer
West Orange Street
Chester D. Martin
Hattie D. Singer
E. K. Singer
Kissel Hill
Abram Levering
Lillian E. Levering
Sherman Leed
Harry Leed
Roseville
Elsie Leed
Minnie E. Levering
Seaman
LEED
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Ind
Follmer Clogg & CO
N.D. Sturgis Luita, Pa
Andrew Gochnaut
T. Tshudy
H. H. Firestone
Maple Street
Tohn Orall
Spruce St
Jersey
Wakefield
Copenhagen
Zook
Elizabethtown
L. C.8
Cook
United Zion Home
Joan Peiffer
J. K. Stoner
B.D
Sturgis Tlouse
Tim Samuel Hertzlne
Ouse
Lincoln Ave
H. M.stauffe
C. H. Kreider
Main St. Ind
W. Buch Kissel Hill
Antho
Villa Dairy
Reed
Pse J. Clayton Brulaker
Appy
Stipfal & Freeman Co
el Peat Alfiitz
Abram Metzlhh Anat
AM Manufacturing Coud
Horace Keller
Prame
Reuben Barker
Broad St
Adavess
Stiraet
Kuflolis
Main St
Albert Gochnathr
EK. E
2Imntf
Manio
P.O. Box
Spring Grove
South Cedar Street
Hla Evans
E. Main St
Id Wenky Niel Willow &J., Lilitz
Buch Tos Fe Litt
Pretzel Rollers
Wanten-rkereel Hollers
Apply
K. A. Sturgis
Rickert Limb
Fletcher
J.E. Charles Main and Cedar Sts
Columbia Grafonoa
Sonora
Columbia Records
Mellinger
Nice
Pfautz Bros
H.doster
Justin
C. R. Miller’s Department Store
Hepp
Lititz Jeweler
Brogd St. Bell
R.N. Wolfe
Main Street
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Retail Merchante Association
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