Fire Alarm Tap List and Local Church Notices
Fire alarm taps listed with locations and number of taps. Moravian and multiple church congregations noted with service times, baptisms and events spanning Lititz, Neffsville, Rothsville, and surrounding areas. evangelist Rev. Thomas Needham and Bishop Noah Liiuws mentioned among sermons and Mother’s Day activities. local store ad mentions picnic hams at 12¾ cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
E.S. Hagen
United Evangelical
P. T. Brocions
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren
G. Haas
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Warwick
Reformed Church
U. S
George B. Raezer
Zion’s
Brickerville
Jerusalem
Penryn
Lexington
Lexington Union
Union Chapel
Neffsville U. B
G. Kauffman
Neffsville
Oregon
Pinetown
S.G. Kauffman
Brunnervills U. B
Chuach OF the Brethren
Lititz
Lane’s
Kreider’s
Litiiz
Erb’s
Schoeneck
Landis Valley
W. F. Heil
Allentown
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Thomas C. Needham
Collingswood
N. J
Nazareth
Needham
York
Schaefferstown Beats Bretzels In Lean Local Ball Clash
Schaefferstown, a German speaking town, fielded a strong home team against Lititz rivals the Bretzels on a red sand diamond. Key moments featured Kalber’s sparkling defense and multiple runs aided by Diehm Wagner and Spickler. Shenk held the Bretzels to one hit until late. final score line builds with late errors and runs as the home crowd roared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretzels
Schaefferstown
Oscore
Lititz
Wagner
Kalber
Simmy
Hilly Schaefferstown
F. Spickler
Dorwart
Oberc
Schweitzer
Diehm
C. Spiekler
Schenk
Shenk
Big Boy
Snow
Gloss
Kirkeslager
Waxner
Laurifhe
Vinpire
Rudy
Local Market Prices Warm but Demand Lifts Mixed Items
Saturday market tables showed good vegetable supply with butter at 43 cents per pound and eggs at 20 cents a dozen. Prices listed include asparagus 8 to 10 cents a bunch, rhubarb 5 cents, onions 5 cents, radishes 5 cents, spinach 10 cents per half peck, salad 5 cents per plate, sweet potatoes 18 cents per half peck, white potatoes 10 cents per half peck or 50 cents a bushel. Charles Wilson, arrested April 28 in Carlisle, pled guilty in Lancaster to stealing Mrs Habecker’s purse. sentenced to one year in county jail and a $25 fine. The purse taken from Habecker contained no money, another found on Wilson had dollars. Wilson claimed Carlisle as home and said hoboes from New York stay at bummers hall here, protesting taxpayers bearing the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Ezra Habecker
Lancaster
Habecker
Wilson
Carlisle
Squire C. N. Derr
Pennsylvania
Bummer
New York State
New York
Whimsical notes and quips from a bygone column
A jumble of humorous lines, rhymes, and social gibes run through a dated page. It mentions a bear-faced suitor, jokes about judges and nagging, local tales of bands and events, and casual remarks on spring fever, money, and everyday life.
Sunny Jim Evangelist Leaves Lititz After Successful Campaign
The Trinity United Evangelical church bid farewell to Evangelist Sunny Jim Lowe on Tuesday as his campaign ends in Lititz Ohio and Manheim beckons. With 70 professions of faith and transformed families, his cheerful Owl sermons drew large crowds, boosting church life and optimism. Farewell crowds sent him off at the depot with gospel hymns and best wishes for future visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Roger’s Ford
Montgomery County
Sunny Jim
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Lititz
Manheim
Trinity U. E
Old Lititz
Mr. Lowe
Lintz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Use Touge
Fisher
United Zion Brethren
Home Chapel
Zartman’s Mill
Hammer Creek
Heitler
Kauffman
Ephrata
Miller's
Breizels
Fogarty
May
Mark
Beck
Tyrrell
Georgia
Miller’ S
Rexale
Rexall
Lewis N. Moyer
Cleveland
Ohio
Clay Township
Mount Airy
G. Forry
Jamid R
Melzer
Ind
Front St
A. & A. Company
Hill Station
Harrisburg
Gal
J. H. Breitigan
Omatt Littig
Sefey
J. Landis Wadrop
Liity
NATRA
Henry B
Matt
Jenny
Seth of Touness
J. W. Brubaker
Orange St
Harry & Eby
Broad St
Stehman
Heart of
H. Reist Landis
North Brow Street
Ishte
Dr. J. CO
Brobst
Est
East Mainstreet
Sean Mra
RY Heishrman
Electric House
Tne Hoffman
Grocery Department
Pfautz Bros
Yan Sere
Lititz Drug & Dept. Store
Fry’s New Store
Main and
Cedar Sts
Lititz, PA
The
Lititz Bookstore
S Aving
Edison
Victor
F. B. Buch
E. Main Street
J. H. Dosteer
Cc. R. Miller
Chas. R. Miller Corner
Groad and Orange Sts
Kodak
Bette, Jesterer
Wort
K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
R. N. Wolle
Main Street
RK. N. Wolle
Zin
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