Church and Sunday School Activities and Services
Church listings include Moravian St. John’s Rev Crosland Catholic St James Redemptorists Mennonite Brethren Lititz area churches and notes on Sunday schools sermons catechism classes and midweek meetings across various communities. Text covers service times locations and special Sunday observances for multiple denominations.
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E.S. Crosland
ST. James Catholic
Front and Water Streets
Redemptorist Fathers
Erb’s
Lititz
Landis Valley
Church OF
S. G. Kauffman
St. C. E
C. E
C. BE
George B. Raezer
C. E. Society
Penryn
Local Meetings and Events Cornwall Moravian Arrangements
The Francis Williard Y P B announces a meeting at headquarters Monday at 7 30 pm. A Health Clinic for babies is set for April 6 at 3 pm in the Moravian S S chapel. Sunday School occurs at Lonneckers Sundays at 8 15 am and upcoming Sundays at 8 30 am. Officers elected for the Moravian Ushers Association are President J C Kreineman Vice President Albert Person Secretary Harry Regennas Treasurer T Edward Bear. Dorothy Spacht celebrated her sixteenth with friends last Saturday. A motto from 1564 notes the first US coin was minted with In God We Trust.
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Francis Williard
Moravan Ushers’ Association
Ofiers
J. C. Kreineman
Albert 4Erson
Harry Regennas
T Edward Bear
Not Afraid of Fat Diet Fad Sparks Family Resolve
A Cincinnati Inquirer item notes an old fashioned man not quitting potatoes while his wife begins a diet to slim down. The snippet reflects midcentury attitudes toward weight and domestic roles as food choices are discussed.
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Sever
Cincinnati Pnquirer
Why Americans Living in Alaska Get Grouchy
A Scribner essay notes winter Alaska air is highly electrified causing sparks when touching others. Friction from gasoline clothing work can ignite fires, two women burned. By February nerves flare, by March people bicker, then spring eases irritability and neighbors greet.
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Alaska
Mary Tee Davis
Scribner
Davis Airedale
Davis
Why Frenchmen Have the Nickname Frog Origin Explained
The article traces the term frog as a nickname for the French to origins in Lutetia and mud filled streets. It notes the collective Jean Crapaud meaning toad and the individual Jacques Bonhomme as common names. It corrects a common misconception linking the term to frog eating.
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France
Paris
Lutetia
Jean Gcrapaud
America
Jean Crapaud
Why the Clearing House AUL checks Are drawn on other banks
A clearing house centralizes bank settlements, allowing banks to settle accounts with one another daily. Before its establishment, banks cleared directly by sending messengers to each bank in the city, a time consuming and costly process. Now settlements take about 45 minutes with two messengers.
Why Color Is Important in Promoting Mental Happiness
Color influences mental outlook and inspiration. Spring green suggests freshness and hope, while dark blues provoke despondency. Browns and taupes seem somber unless tinged with orange or red to add liveliness, and grays convey calm dignity.
Why Ladder Is Avoided
The passage notes no definite origin for the ladder superstition. It cites beliefs that Christ was taken down by a ladder and that a woman who walks under a ladder will not marry within a year. It favors the danger theory, saying workers with ladders carry tools that might fall on passersby.
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England
Why Rainbow Is Colored
The weather bureau explains that rainbow colors come from sunlight refracted and reflected by countless water drops. The bow appears to end at a point due to perspective, though this is an optical illusion caused by many drops aligning with the observer and the shower.
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Weather Bureau
Izora Greenawalt dies at 81 at United Zion Home
Izora Greenawalt aged 81 died Friday at 10 45 o clock at the United Zion Home north of town. The body will be taken to Lebanon by undertaker Frantz. Survived by one son Charles Greenawalt of Lebanon.
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Izora Greenawalt
United Zion
Lebanon
Frantz
Charles Greenawalt
For Sale 3-Tube Grosley Swper Tri Dyn Radio
Antique ad listing a 3 tube Grosley Swper tre dy n radio with un shading tubes batteries and speaker. Asking 25 dollars for a 4 or 5 tube set. Located at 119 N Broad Street Lititz Pa.
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Broad Street
Lititz
For Rent and For Sale Items in Local Classifieds
Local classifieds advertise a folding go cart and basement room for rent beneath a barber shop with heat and electric lights, plus various furniture and household goods. Also listed are produce items, hardware displays, and signs for sale by Record Printing Office Cedar Wardrobe in fine condition offered for sale with application details.
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Record Printing Office
Card of Thanks and multiple notices from Lititz, Pa
Gratefully acknowledging thanks for flowers plants and fruit after illness from several church groups and clubs. Executor's notice for Margie S. Cohick estate in Lititz. Ads include 1925 Reo Sport Touring for sale, 1918 Hudson Speedster, poultry and hatchery notes, rentals, and real estate services in Lititz and surrounding areas.
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Sunshine Circle
King’s Daughters
Ushers’ Association
Men’s Bible Class
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Keath Planing Mill Co. Co-Workers Beneficial Association
U. E
Follywana
Dorcas
Kings Daughters
W. A. Webster
Margie S. Cohick
Lititz
New Holland
Eva J. Yost
Buick
Thomas Steffy
Broad St
Mill & Market seeks gift shop partnership in Lancaster town
Classified notice invites a young woman or retailer to open a gift shop with little investment. Address P. K. & G. S. Chronicle Office Lancaster. Free advertising in sale register and bill wording service offered. Also solicits a fruit nursery salesman with 500 acres in nurseries at Hoopes, Bros. & Thomas Co West Chester Pa. Notices of livestock sale in Warwick and land sale by Hershey estate.
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Chronicle Office
Lancaster
Hoopes, Bros. & Thomas Company
West Chester
Warwick Township
Kissel Hill
Owl Hill
D. M. Weaver
United in Holy Matrimony
Harry A. Weidman and Mrs. Ada Wilson wed at 8 oclock Saturday at the Moravian parsonage with Rev. E. Crosland officiating A reception followed at the brides Spruce street home and the couple will reside there The note mentions a separate story about two opposing English politicians meeting in the parliamentary lobby and smoothing differences with a quip about coal and fire attributed to a Socialist MP and a Tory retort.
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F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Geo. F. Weidler
Penryn
C. L. Nestleroth
Elm
Brickerville
United Evangelical
Heisey
S. S
Harry A. Weidman
Ada Wilson
Boston Transcript
Not All Bad Lands Desert The Booth Dakota Region
The Bad lands of Booth Dakota are not a true desert. Though terrain is barren in places, much vegetation remains on gentler slopes. Buffalo grass sustains large cattle herds, water appears in shallow wells, and farming occurs in level portions.
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Booth Dakota
Druggists Mortyr and the Shape of Early Medicine
The text traces mortar use back to prehistoric times, noting its role before medicine and its presence in early civilized societies. It also defines a cadenz a musical ornament near the end of a piece, sometimes written by the composer or performer and inserted as a technical flourish.
Woa's Men bh worl Mergematte wedding dowry change
A historical notice notes a royal decision applying a dowry from Woa's Men to Che Itn, modifying marital arrangements. The document confirms prior lack of marriage dowry and outlines the new allocation between the involved parties.
Come Honey 29 Cent Comb Prescribed by Physicians
A brief note advertising a sugar alternative labeled Come Honey priced at 29 cents a comb, described as prescribed by many physicians for use instead of sugar.
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Church and — Sunday
Foreign Mission
Holy Communion
Longenecker’s
Lonnecker's
Dorothy Spacht
United States
Tzora
Greenawalt
Maral
Elmer Adams
N. Broad St
Charles Weaver
N. Broad Street
STARK
R. M. Spacht
Rt A
Carl Kale
I P
Robert Yerger
Front St
Jersey
Eges
Robert BR. Buch Lititz
R. D
Reuben R. Carper
S.C
Calley
Oscar Spayd
Brunnerville
Spruce ST
Lititz of
Penna
Connecticut
S. Broad St
Clarence Grosh
West Orange St
Lititz, Pa
J. F. Stoner
Main St
Bath
Poultry House
M. M. Garman
Main Street
Front Street
Elmer Klausen
Yellow Dent
WM. M. Amer
J. J. Peiffer Linden
Hitney
Charles Krick Orange
Hollinger
Liberty Street
Stoner
Plantz Bros
Norman L. Habecker
East Front St. Lititz
Real Estate & Insurance
Penn Real Estate CO
N. Reiber
Lititz Rep
Walter
Bare
Ames E. Burkholder, Att’y
Mill & Market
Hess’ Church
Howard Roth
William Klunk
E. Main Street
Lititz and
Elmer G. Hershey
Pfautz Bros
Pfautz Brothers
Weidman—Wilson
Mortyr Old
Myers
West Market Street
York City
North Duke Street
Court House
Wertsch
Lancaster Manheim
OLE Geory
Reading Pottstown
Eghrata
Kelloggs
del Monte
IVORY
Libby
Penn Square
Haddock
Allen Putt
Mer
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