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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

5

Fire Alarm Taps and Sunday Services Listed

Community fire alarm taps detailed by location and count include Hoge House 2 taps Fisher's store 4 taps Op Linden Hall 4 taps Gearand Front 8 taps Spruce and Dranéesty 2 3 taps Broad and Lemonsts 24 taps. Church notices list several denominations with pastors and service times for Lititz Akron Indiantown Petersburg Landis Valley Lititz Brickerville Penryn and related locations.

Hoge House Fisher's Linden Hall Gearand Front

Moravian sisters festival planned with lovefeast services

The Moravian church's annual festival of unmarried sisters will be held next Sunday with special services and a lovefeast. Lititz Castle No. 1s of the A. O. K. of M. C. will attend the U. B. church for a sermon by Rev. J. E. Keene. Delegates to Nazareth Synod were elected.

Moravian Church Lititz Castle No. 1S M. C U. B J. E. Keene Moravian Church Council Nazareth J. A. Miksch HP. Fry J. K. Grosh Louis Huebener Jos. Sahm Horace E. Grosh J. K. Carper E. L. Garber A. E. Franke Elizabeth N. J

Communion Observed in St John’s Lutheran Brickerville

Whit Sunday service announced for May 11 at 10 A M in St John’s Lutheran church Brickerville with preparatory service May 10 at 2 P M led by Rev E H Shantz.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Brickerville E. EH. Shantz

Opening of Baseball Season in Lititz Brightens Town

Lititz gears up for the season as the home team hosts Franklin and Marshall second team in the Saturday opener. Coach I H Beck leads a strong lineup with Mellinger on the mound, Rudy catching, and Mel linger from Lancaster. Admission 15 cents men 10 cents ladies. games at 3 pm.

Lititz Franklin and Marshall I. H. Beck Rudy Mellinger Atlantic City Lancaster Carpenter Meily F. Spickler C. Spickler Butzer Stark McCloud C. G. Yerger & Son Mathers’ Barbershop Clarence Kreider Felker C. Fralich P. Bollinger Lutz Kreider R. Weaver Singley Leitzinger H. Weaver

W C T U Institute to Meet at St Pauls May Day Program

An East Earl New Holland Lititz W C T U Institute is scheduled for Saturday afternoon May 3 at 1 30 at St Pauls Lutheran church. A full program includes singing devotional exercises an address on Sabbath Observance and a discussion on a saloonless nation in 1920 with parts by the W C T U educators church and voters. Mrs Ellen Brubaker will chair and Mrs M M Saunders will lead singing with other local participants.

East Earl New Holland Lititz St. Paul’s Lutheran Church W. and Parcels Ellen Brubaker M. M. Sauders P. Brocious A. Boyer Brocious Florence Wright D. Weidman M. Saunders

Skunks Get Closed Season Bill Passed

Harrisburg lawmakers back a measure to fix a closed season for skunks from March to November. Woman suffrage hunter's license and other bills also passed as session activity proceeds.

House of Representatives Harrisburg

Penryn Church Dedicated in St Pauls Lutheran Edifice

St Pauls Lutheran Church at Penryn formerly White Oak was dedicated Sunday with large crowds despite poor weather. The Gothic two story brick building features a basement and Bible class room on land bought for the purpose. The 1771 organization marked the third church building, with processions from the old frame church in use since about 1830.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Penryn White Oak J. W. Bittner P. George Seiger Lancaster Seiger Anthony Fishburn Simon Gross Daniel Huber Daniel Schneider Adam Kunner Philadelphia Richard Thomas Penn E. Haupt Tancaster G. W. Genszler Columbia H. B. Richards Lebanon J. T. Weber John Biemesderfer Samuel, Bomberger Aaron Grossman Henry Singer

Court imposes sentences on Lumber and Development promoters

Judge Witmer denied a new trial for five International Lumber and Development Company officers in Philadelphia. John R. Markley and Isaiah Miller each face a $10000 fine and fifteen months in prison. William H. Armstrong Jr. and Charles K.R. McMahon receive $2000 fines and two years. Colonel Alfred G. Stuart pays $1000 and one year’s imprisonment. Scheme allegedly raised nearly $6 million, with some funds returned as unearned dividends. An appeal followed. F. E. Schnerer invited to niece Sarah Ada Schnerer’s Baltic Ohio wedding to Rev. Irwin C. Birk on May 7.

Witmer United States Philadelphia International Lumber and Development Company John R. Markley Isaiah Miller Chicago William 4H. Armstrong, Jr Charles KR. McMahon Alfred G. Stuart Mason City Iowa Mexico United States Court of Appeals

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