Moravian and Lutheran Services Across Local Churches
Religious notices list Moravian, Ev. Lutheran, United Evangelical, Reformed, Lutheran and Brethren services. Rev. Crosland Preaches at 10 15 A M and 7 80 P M. Rev. Fleck at 10 80 A M and 3 80 P M. Rev Harper at 10 A M and 7 30 P M. Rev Raezer Holy Communion at 10 A M. Rev Weichsel at 10 A M and 7 30 P M. Church of the Brethren venues Lititz Manheim Wairview Lexington. Monue next Sunday at Lititz and Landis Valley at 2 P M.
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Crosland
S. S
Ieee Ok
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran
W. K. Fleck
S. B
Kissel Rill
United Evangelical
Harper
George B. Raezer
Penryn
Lititz
F. A. Weichsel
Spastor
Rothsville
Akron
Churce
THE
Brethren
Manheim
Wairview
Lexington
Mrmonue
Ib’s
Landis Valley
Mothers Day Programs At Three Local Churches Amid Sermons
A multi church notice notes a special Mothers Day program at the State Church of the Brethren at 7 PM with Rev J W Moyer of Lancaster speaking. Moravian Church reports $560 collected from Sunday School and other sources and a Sisters Day observance with a love feast. Appointments include a Sunday 10:15 service, a Bible class social, and an illustrated lecture series on Egypt.
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Ushers’ Association
Crosland
Moravian Sunday School
S. S. Chapel
Egypt
America
Enryn Reformed
Penryn
Brickerville
Tatitz
Bible School
United in Holy Matrimony in Penryn Church
Irvin Tray Keath and Katie P Ober of Penryn united in marriage Saturday evening at the parsonage by Rev George B Raczer. Groom son of Helandus and Mrs Keath, bride daughter of Harvey Ober and Mrs Ober of Penryn. Neffsville couples Mickey Holwink and R Mickey married earlier that day. The couple will reside in Neffsville.
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Irvin Tray Keath
Katie P. Ober
Penryn
Chures
George B. Raczer
Helandus Keath
Harvey Ober
Penrys
Reidenbaugh
Mickey Holwinkk
Missith R. Mickey
Neffsville
Nettsville
US Beariage
Lancaster
Kaufman
Neienbaugh
Sweep potato and tobacco plants for sale at Diamond Station
Jacob M. Andel of Ephrata advertises over 300 tobacco plant beds and yellow sweet potato plants for sale at cash prices. The notice lists Havana and seed leaf tobacco varieties, with about 200 Havana plants expected if soil is suitable. Contact details include independent phone 724X and Bell Bhane 1332 Ephrata Exchange.
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Havana
New Tolland
Bell Bhane
Ephrata Exchange
Demonstration of all steel corn crib and hog house on Ford
A Farm Equipment Co representative from Baltimore demonstrated an all steel corn crib and hog house attached to a Ford last Friday. The device features heavy corrugated steel, vented design, and a central perforated vent pipe. Demonstrations included corn token collection at J. C. Brubaker’s farm. The system claims rust proof, long lasting storage and reduced losses to rats and mice, noting $72,000 annual losses from rodents in one county.
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Farm Equipment Co
Baltimore
Hopps
J. C. Brubaker
Mr. Brubaker
Nazareth Moravians Planting Many Trees
Albert C. Sturgis of Nazareth, a former resident, dedicates time to tree planting on Moravian church tracts. All chestnut trees were cut on one tract of 38 acres. He has planted 8,000 trees and awaits a shipment of 30,000 more, mostly evergreens.
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Albert C. Sturgis
Nazareth
Sturgis
Meeting of Tobacco Growers Association in Lancaster
The regular monthly meeting of the Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms 1044 HB Orange Street Lancaster Pa on Monday May 12 1919 at 2 p m Prof Nicholas Schmidt of State College will give a talk on fertilizers All members are urged to attend and invite interested persons.
Mushroom lime is Were A Lititz mushroom hunt in county
A Lititz area mushroom hunt last week saw residents out in the country seeking mushrooms. Jacob Plautz was the most successful, bringing home about a half bushel in a single day. Warm rain spurred growth of an early, distinct conical cream colored variety that appears under decaying wood and old walnut trees.
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Lititz
Jacob Plautz
Samuel Weaver Expands Tobacco Packing to Third Warehouse
Samuel Weaver has rented the former Torting warehouse to pack tobacco for farmers. He employs 12 to 15 workers and has about 1000 cases stored with more arriving. Weaver charges a per pound rate for packing and storage and can be reached at the warehouse or by Independent Telephone 193. He predicts a good market for the new crop in coming months, rewarding growers with quality leaf.
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Samuel Weaver
Myr. Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Another Bis Sale Day At The Warwick House Sale
Warwick House held its sale on Saturday with 847 items sold. Potatoes and cows drew strong prices. many listings include 48 cows topping $183 and $176, 35 rabbits, ducks, bushels of potatoes, beans, dried fruit, rugs, brooms, and baskets sold at varied prices. The final article closed at 7 PM.
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Warwick House
Baer
Professor Pepp Play Delights Lititz High Seniors
The Lititz High School Senior Class staged Professor Pepp on Tuesday evening drawing a big crowd. Paul Carper played Prof Pepp and Alice M Grosh was Petunia Muggins. The cast delivered clever performances with Hackman's orchestra providing the music.
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Professor Pepp
Lititz High School
Prof
Pepp
Petunia Muggins
Paul Carper
Alice M. Grosh
Hackman
Woman A Victim Of Automobile Accident Near Bismark
A serious wreck near Bismark Lebanon county Sunday involved Lancaster county travelers in D W Grubes touring car. Mrs Doerstler fractured collar bone and a rib while Mrs Grube and the others escaped major injury. Dr Lehman attended. Sheriff Garber transported the injured party home.
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Bismark
Lebanon County
Lancaster
Hull
Gentle spring musings and proverbs in a weathered note
A fragmented collection of observations and quips on weather rain, May Day customs, holidays, self study, and life wisdom. Scattered lines reference May, Memorial Day, July 4th, aging, humor about speed and happiness, and a mix of rural proverbs.
Paderewski A Fruit Grower Becomes Polish Premier
Paderewski, now premier of Poland, plans to abandon his Swiss summer home at Morges where he tended extensive fruit orchards. During wartime he aided refugees, housing forty stranded travelers in his villa and offering advice. He feared a German invasion via Switzerland if Belgium’s fate prompted broader aggression.
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M. Paderewski
Poland
Switzerland
Paderewski
Morges
Lake
Geneva
Italy
Lausanne
France
Belgium
Manchester Guardian
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Pas
RDA Ray
Ford Auto
Meeting of Tobacco Growers Association
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Nountrille
A. C. Pfautz
East Main St
Ritz
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Studhnroteh. BK
Front St
Hroad
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Wnder
Melzer
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H. Kreider Hardware
Anna Kreider
Main St
W.K. Bruba
W. Gibbegl
Brawnerville, Pa
Tonting Gar
L. Tatite
International Stocking Mill Saky
Norristown
Retail Merchants’ Association
Jonas H. Hess
Lancaster County
Litity
Anid Hess Christian TF
Hess Henry F
HESS
R. Wrank Elready
Twacht
Fannie II
Mershby
Henry H. Hershey
BR. D
Amos H. Hershey
Administrators
Aros FM
Burkholder
Att'y Mase
Hepp
Lititz Jeweler
Johnson Bros
R. N. Wolle
Pfantz Bros
le Sale
Big Master
Climax
Germantown
Saxony
Wilbur
Woolson Brand
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Wide Awake
Seaman
Leed
N. Broad St
Broad Street Department Store
Broad and
E. Orange Streets
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