Multi church services listed for Sunday across local parishes
The notice outlines Sunday schedule details for Moravian, Arch of the Brethren, Mennonite, United Evangelical, Lutheran, St James Catholic, Reformed and Cottage Prayer Services. It lists locations such as Lititz, Manheim, Akron, Rothsville, Brieckerville, Penryn and Hammer Creek with service times from morning prayers to evening sermons. Mother's Day observance is noted for Reformed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosland
Arch OF the Brethren
Graybill’s
Fairview
Middle Creek
Lititz
Manheim
Mennonite
Hammer Creek
Kauffmans
United Evangelical
S. A. Heisey
S. S
E. L
C. H
Clutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Akron—s
Rothsville
Brieckerville
Penryn
ST. James Catholic
Front
Water
George B. Raezer
Annie Bard
2Nd Ave
Origin of Catholic Priest Robes and Vestment History
The article traces how priest vestments originated after Pentecost with Apostles who wore distinct festive garments. By 250 A D Pope Stephen restricted sacred vestments to church use, leading to rich materials and varied rites across Latin Greek Syrian and Ruthenian traditions. It notes Mass languages and rites across regions and mentions St James Church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Asia Minor
Greece
Rome
Stephen
France
Germany
England
Ireland
St. James’ Catholic Church
Going Concern in Rushville Republican Perspective
A Rushville Republic storyteller notes that many young hopefuls seek an early start in life and rely on ongoing opportunities to sustain their progress, reflecting a local sentiment about ambition and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Minuivs
Rushville
Busy Bees and Professor Debate Bee Activity
A New Haven professor claims bees are not as busy as they appear and warns against interference. He argues at least some insects focus on essential tasks, balancing outward activity with true work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Obituary notices from Lititz deaths of Mae L Young and Anna K Derr
Mae L Young one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl L Young of Lititz died at home Saturday night from complications of diseases. Services were held at the home and Hess Mennonite church east of Lititz. Burial in the adjoining cemetery. Anna K Derr wife of Charles N Derr died at 298 Cedar Street Lititz on Monday from complications of diseases after five years of invalidism. She was 60 years and 1 month old, daughter of Charles and Louise Kreiter born at Lexington. She was a Moravian and member of the Speak No Evil Circle of the King’s Daughters. Survived by husband Mary K and William K Derr and sisters Pauline and Katie Kreiter. Funeral at residence Wednesday with Rev Cresland officiating. Interment in Moravian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Derr
Charles N. Derr
Cedar Street
Lititz
Charles and
Louise Kreiter
Lexington
Moravian Church
King’s Daughters
Mary K
William K. Derr
Pauline
Katie Kreiter
Cresland
Obituary of John T. Loose of Rothsville at 77
John T. Loose died at his Rothsville home Monday morning at eight o'clock from complications of diseases. He was 77 years, 7 months and 14 days old and a member of the Rothsville Lutheran church. Survived by wife Annie nee Wann and children Susan Reuben Stollinger Emma Harry Graybill Alvin William Walter Lillian Samuel Good Annie Jacob Dissinger Agnes John Missie, 31 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, and two brothers Daniel Akron and Abram Reinholds. Funeral from the home at 2 pm Thursday conducted by Rev. F. A. Weichsel of Lititz with interment in Rothsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Loose
Rothsville
Lutheran Church
Annie
Lillian
Samuel Good
Lititz
Charles
Jacob Dissinger
Akron
Agnes
John
Misse
Roger Larkin
Coatesville
Daniel
Abram
Reinholds
F. A. Weichsel
Pat Rothsville
Increased Speed Limits and Safe Driving Rules
The article explains Pennsylvania’s speed limits effective January 1 upgrading to 35 mph, but cautions that higher speed is not universally allowed. It outlines limits of 20 mph near grade crossings and schools, 20 mph near intersections in business or residential areas, and 20 mph where posted, with emphasis on safe driving and prudence to avoid criminal liability.
Oldest megaphone found in Vienna used in city defense
A megaphone discovered in Vienna dates back about thirty years and was used by Count Rudiger to rally defenders of the city. It remains in circulation with the Vienna fire brigade, illustrating early signaling during air defense.
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Vienna
Count Rudiger
Church Notes Reflect Local Lutheran and Moravian Activities
Elizabeth M Ruth joined the Rothsville Lutheran church. St Pauls Lutheran and Moravian groups held meetings and plan programs at Eden West and Penryn. A congregational reception for new members is set for Wednesday at United Brethren church. Moravian prayer day and lovefeast are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Ruth
Rothsville
Women’s Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
F. A. Weichsel
J. W. Biemesderfer
Penryn
Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
Alice Bard
Lancaster
Clara Weaver
Clara Weaver On Monday. Mrs. Bard Attended the W. 3. T. U
Penryn Reformed Church
Moravian Church
Moravian C. E. Society
Mrs. Lloyd Smith
Anna Moore
Arlene Steffy
Martha Birkenbine
Martha Sturgis
Betty Martin
Ruth Grvin
Margaret Kofroth
Alice Worley
Ethel Miller
Kathryn Godenaur
Laura Snavely
Dorothy Pfautz
Helen Showers
Mary Eshleman
Anna Showers
Schleith Treisch wedding ties Reamstown and Lititz couples
Miss Lonella Treisch daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Treisch of Reamstown and Franklin Schleith son of Mr and Mrs J F Schleith of Lititz were married at United Evangelical church in a ring ceremony. They plan a wedding trip to Watkins Glen Niagara Falls and Canada and will reside at 123 North Cedar Street after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonella Treisch
John F. Treisch
Reamstown
Franklin Schleith
J. F. Schleith
Lititz
United Evangelical Church
S. A. Heisey
J. F. Treisch
Caroline Treisch
Lydia Bowman
Ralph Bowman
Josephine Bowman
Spruce Street
Watkins Glen
Nicagara Falls
Canada
N. Cedar Street
Engagement Announced at Tea Gathering in Columbia
The engagement of Miss Mary Mac Dougall of Columbia to Mr. Albert B. Clepper of New York City was announced at a tea with guests from Lancaster Harrisburg Lebanon Lititz and Columbia. Lititz guests included Mrs. John Brubaker Mrs. Frank Longenecker Miss Parmelia Rose and Miss Evelyn Matthews.
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Mary MacDougall
Columbia
Albert B. Clepper
New York City
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Lititz
John Brubaker
Frank Longenecker
Parmelia Rose
Evelyn Matthews
MacDougall
Lebanon Valley College
Tabernacle Arrangements Committee Named in Lititz
The Lititz tabernacle committee lists ten members five pastors and five laymen. Members include Rev. B. Cresland Rev. W. Sammel Rev. J. Light Rev. G. Raezer S. C. Tassler W. J. Ruch R. M. Spacht Paul Dalabone and H. R. Wertsch. President is H. R. Wertsch with W. H. Buch as scribe and Rev. G. [name truncated].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
B. &. Cresland
W. R. Sammel
J. ©. If. Light
G. B. Raezer
S. C. Tassler
W. J. Ruch
R. M. Spacht
Paul Dalabone
H. R. Wertsch
W. IL. Buch
Glasgow’s Early Foundations Rebuilt by David I
Glasgow traces its origins to a small wooden church built by Saint Kentigern on the Molodivar riverbank around 540 A D. The town remains obscure for about a millennium until 1116 when King David I restored the see of Glasgow and rebuilt the church.
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Glasgow
Kentigern
Molcodivar
David
Cumbria
David I
America on wheels and the roving spirit at the parks
An observer notes Americans’ love of travel and asks why they move. Hoover’s aide cites a 5 percent rise in park visitors, with over 1,400,000 cars and 10,000,000 passengers since 1921, suggesting a deeper national pull beyond snacks and speed.
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Hoover
America
Paine Not Mercenary editor of Tenneylvania Magazine
Themis Paine, editor of the Tenneylvania Magazine for 18 months, earned 2050 a year. Monee Conway notes his record of procuring extensive literary work for minimal pay. The ad promotes Whitman poetry for Mother's Day on May 13 from Scott's Book Store.
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Themis Paine
Tenneylvania
Whitman
Scott
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Orgin
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Goldie
Charles Weaver
Broad Street
M. E. Snavely
Lititz R. D
Kissel Hill
A. W. Detrich
Sensenich Bros. Lititz
R. D
Ford
Record Office
JAC. M. Carper Smy
Manheim R. D
Liberty Street
Willam
M. M. Garman
Lincoln Avenue
Lititz, Pa
Alvin Ludwig
Millway
M. F. Getz
S. Broad Street
A. B. Miller
Weidman
N. G. Yerger
Lincoln Ave
Roy Himmeleberger
Gale Mani
Harry B. Workman
Bell Phone
Ritchie W. Main St
Kathryn M. Zimmerman
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore, Md
Flory Brunnerville, Pa
Mar
F. BR. Burkholder
Enos Miller
J. W. Bruckart
Public Service Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Service Company
Charles E. Krick
Pennsylvania
Armstrong Linoleum
Manheim Township
Lancaster County
Commission Building
Market Street
Os. B. Wissler
Tabernacle
Paine Not
Arrow and Gortons
Just
William Eshleman
Wertsch
Trimmer’s Variety Store
Penna
Main Street
Pfantz Bros
J. Frank Lutz Ephrata
Stevens
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