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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
4
Gardening in Lititz Offers Food and Beauty at Home
Gardening in backyards remains a steady pleasure for many in Lititz. It suits sensible folk who want food and beauty, reduces reliance on clubs and services, and provides satisfying, philosophical activity for those who enjoy plant life.
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Lititz
Tending The Shrubs For A Neat And Trim Garden
Regular trimming keeps shrubs healthy and decorative. Cut back before they get too tall to promote bottom growth, resulting in a thick rounded shape. Without pruning the lower branches fail to develop, creating an untidy view of stalks and branches.
Neighborhood News Roundup From Brickerville Church and School Board
St John Sunday School adults met at Samuel Keller home with scriptural readings recitations singing and desserts. Eph rata Neighbor Services closed with a large crowd and an impactful sermon. Clay Township elected teachers for multiple schools with named staff across several locations. Local clergy hosted guests including Rev Leidich and Alice Weidman for Sunday dinners. One resident remains bedridden for nine weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Sunday School
Brickerville
Samuel B. Keller
Thors
Ephrata
Clay Township
Clay School
Helen Witmer
Sunnyside
Mary Gibble
Airy
Esther Royer
Durlach
Helen Irene Burkholder
Fetters
Kathryn Speck
Swamp
Goldie I. Wolf
Fairview
Eda S. Brown
Wood Corner
Irene Myers
Slopeland
Blanche Reedy
Harry Wealand
O. O. Leidich
Schaefferstown
Local social notes and a minor accident report
Mrs. Anna Wealand remains on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rock visited her parents Sunday. Clarence Weist, in an automo bile accident near Academy Hill, escaped serious injury while traveling with Mr. Haydn Irwin. Lloyd Ober and two sons visited Abram Metzler near Lexington Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Gerhart and daughter joined by Rufus F. Heisey and family traveled to Elm and then to Mastersonville to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ginder. The Gerhart family plans to move to Columbia where Rev. H Arlington Gerhart has been appointed pastor of Grace Evangelical Church. He preached there for the first time on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wealand
Elmer Rock
Clarence Weist
Near Here
Academy Hill
Haydn Irwin
Lloyd Ober
Abram Metzler
Lexington
J. W. Gerhart
Rufus F. Heisey
Elm
Ginder
Mastersonville
Manheim
H. Arlington Gerhart
Columbia
Gerhart
Grace Evangelical Church
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Brownstown Notes Social event and school plan details
Local church group notes report a Bible Class meeting at R B Getz home with Rev L A Werner among attendees. Social hour followed. Community members joined Evangelist Neighbor services in Ephrata and Albright Memorial Service at Kleinfeltersville. Baccalaureate to be led by Werner. commencement May 16 at U E church. Class motto colors and flower listed. school staff and joint Sunday School committee meetings planned. several residents visited Conowingo Plant. Zeiser to build chicken house. Herr family visiting Ephrata. Hackmans noted in Pine Hill.
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Evangelical Sunday School
R. B. Getz
Rev. L. A. Werner
W. F. Getz
E. W. Pierce
9. F. Brown
W. P. Beck
Paul Pry
J. K. Smith
Monroe Rollman
Morris Mearig
Charles Witmer
G. M. Leicey
S. M. Herr
J. W. Buch
Evangelist Neighbor
Ephrata
Albright
Kleinfeltersville
H. S
L. A. Werner
U. E
Catharine Kendig
U. K
F. Brown
Raymond Getz
Alice Raezer
Ruth Zwally
Conowingo
G. M. Zeiser
Pine Hill Happenings and Local Social Events
Mrs Walter Ehrhart and daughter Bernice attended the Society of Farm Women No 16 meeting at Eden West home of Mrs Harry Shuman. Long Home guests at Lancaster included Mr and Mrs Charles Forney and children Betty Milton and Junior who attended the 40th wedding anniversary for Rev and Mrs Milton Forney in East Petersburg with about 40 guests. Others were entertained at dinners and visits across Penn, Weidmansville, Elstonville, Roseville, Lebanon County and Rothsville.
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Walter Ehrhart
Bernice
Society of Farm Women No. 16
Harry Shuman
Eden West
Society No. 1
Lancaster
Charles Forney
Betty
Milton
Junior
Milton Forney
East Petersburg
Eewin Lutz
Julia
Norman Forney
Rohrer Keller
Penn
Alvin Bollinger
Weidmansville
Mirs
Frank Kline
Stanley
Elstonville
Elmer Good
Mabel
Laura
Ray
Park Good
Roseville
John Landis
Jacob Ober
Lebanon County
Vera Reidenbach
Rothsville
Bernice Ehrhart
Elmer Hollinger
Belle View
Fianna Hollinger
Mev
Tlarvey Reifsnyder
Harry Burkholder
Rufus
Harry Spayd
Manheim
Halfville Happenings Visiters From Sunday Outing News
Halfville brief notes list families visiting relatives over the weekend. Harry E Shreiner and family visited his uncle George Shreiner at Lititz, while R E Adams and family, Samuel Frey and family, and Mrs Samuel M Frey visited friends at Mt Joy. Elmer D Todd and wife with Galen Balmer and son toured Honeybrook, Abram Grayhill and family visited near Lancaster. Carpenters worked at Mrs David Bomberger's barn as M G Shreiner and wife visited Lancaster Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Shreiner
George Shreiner
Lititz
R. E. Adams
Samuel Frey
Samuel M. Frey
Mt. Joy
Elmer D. Todd
Galen Balmer
Honeybrook
Abram Grayhill
Lancaster
David Bomberger
M. G. Shreiner
ROTHSVILLE NOTES May events at High School auditorium
The town announces the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday evening May 17 and the commencement exercises on Friday evening May 18, both in the High School auditorium. Mr and Mrs Samuel Winn of Atlantic City visited in town with Mr E S Mumma. Miss Lillian Carpenter of Lexington visited Miss Sarah Bowman. Miss Eva Behmer of Kissel Hill visited Miss Alverta Kissinger. Mr George Hallacher is in town visiting brothers Jacob and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Winn
Atlantic City
E. S. Mumma
Lillian Carpenter
Lexington
Sarah Bowman
Eva Behmer
Kissel Hill
Alverta Kissinger
George Hallacher
Jacob
Milton
Akron church groups hold monthly meetings and receptions
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Lutheran church met at Mrs. H. E. Romig's home on Tuesday evening, followed by a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Miller who were returned at conference. The Loyal Workers' Class of the Evangelical Sunday School met at Rev. and Mrs. Miller's home. Several local residents and visitors were noted at various family gatherings and Maple Farm visits throughout the area.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
H. E. Romig
Workers’ Class
Evangelical Sunday School
H. F. Miller
Miller
Annie Cooper
General Hospital
Lawn Air
Harry Gordon
Hershey
Harry Kee
Palmyra
Wayne Harlinger
Addison Felker
Kissel Will
S. John, Ludwig
Voganville
Sarah Martin
Ephrata
Wesley Martin
Waltoner
Arthur Guiney
Lois and
Julia
Lititz
Cora Albright
Harry Badart
E. Daniels
Morris McCloud
Florence
Edna
Mary Yost
Brownstown
Lloyd Mohn
and Myer
Lancaster
Paul Davidson
Geo. Meek
Maple Farm
Marl C. Musser
Reading
Mary Bryant
Wily
Marty Wily
East Mahanoy Junction
Mars
Local residents visit from across towns and cities
A long list details numerous residents visiting relatives and spending Sundays with family in Reading Potts Town Philadelphia Lancaster Lititz Ephrata Quarryville Den ver Drexel Institute and other locales. Names include Clara P Wily Rosa M Danner Joseph Metty Kenney Augsberger Hess Bender Werntz Eichelberger Dietrich Reitz Bueh Shirk Myers Weidler Mohler Fritz Zook Frank Lititz Roether Hull Shirker Friend Paylor and others, with numerous household links and hospital visits.
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Clara P. Wily
David Garret
Harrisburg
Joseph Metty
Rhoda
Josephine
Pottstown
Samuel Etter
George Kenney
Boiling Springs
Cumberland County
Rosa M. Danner
Josephine Augsberger
General Hospital
Lancaster
J. Augsberger
C. W. Hess
Harriet Adams
Reading
Harvey Bollinger
Eugenia
Nick Unger
Alexander
Emanuel Bixler
Denver
D. P. Dietrich
J. J. Dietrich
Columbia
John Reitz
Milton Hauck
Eden
Herman Reitz
Aaron Bueh
Isaac Shirk
Ellenora
Arlene Myers
Harvey Buch
D. RB. Bomberger
Levi Swann
Quarryville
George F. Weidler
Eugene Weidler
Lititz
Chester Eichelberger
W. M. Birkenbine
Lime Rock
C. M. Mohler
A.W. Fritz
Roy Zook
Horace Frank
Rufus Roether
Esta
Guy Hull
Gladys
Harry Mohler
Evelyn
Lloyd Beck
Mra
Josiah Heister
Ephrata
Harold Shirker
Kathryn
Bible Class of St James' Catholic Church Ends Summer Session
The Bible Class at St James Catholic Church has closed for the summer and will resume in the fall. It notes that while the Bible is a supreme source, faith also rests in teaching and preaching of Jesus, not just scripture. The article reflects on scripture, tradition, and the spread of Jesus' Gospel.
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St. James’ Catholic Church
J .Jesus Christ
Jesus
Matthew
Tradition and the Apostles Guide Catholic Faith
The text explains that while the Apostles wrote selectively, Tradition, alongside Sacred Scripture, forms the rule of Catholic Faith. It cites early Christian writers like Barnabas Clement Ignatius and Polycarp as testifyers to Apostolic teaching, and notes Tradition determines the canon and the observance of Sunday over the Sabbath.
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Jesus
Christ
Barnabas
Cyprus
St. Paul
Clement
Rome
St. Peter
Ignatius of
Antioch
Polycarp
Smyrna
St. John
Life of Raile Steel Milestone Noted on South Track
Fragmentary report notes a key milestone on a southern rail line with mention of a new rapid friction permanent element. The text indicates progress and a secure installation near the eastern section, but details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Racial Fingerprint Classifications Amid Study Claims
Fragmentary notes quote Popular Science Monthly on racial fingerprints. It cites approximate groupings such as West European Indian Japanese and Manchurian and asserts that prints from the same race resemble each other. The text is unclear and appears to discuss classification and sapiovishm of races.
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Popular Science Monthly
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Clay
Pine Hill
Halfville
Rothsville Notes
Akron News
ST. James’ Catholic
Donovans
Lancaster City
Life of
Raile
Sind
Vavictad
Arge
New York
Hudson Newburgh
Manheim T Tara
Stan
Aullz Millway
Akron — Ephrata
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Liberty St
West 23Rd St
Liberty Street
Wlrzth
Newburgh
Up-the-Hudson
Benjamin B. Gdell
Reading Company
Zartman’s
Goodyear West Arch Supporter
Florsheim
Goodyear
Grube’s
H. H. Girvin
Just
William Eshleman
Broad Street
Lititz Fire Hall
Einar Barfod
Pennsylvania
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