Religious Notices in Lancaster County Churches
Moravian Rev B S Crosland preaches at 10 15 and 7 30 PM with 9 AM and 5 PM services noted. Lutheran Rev W K Fleck holds 9 15 AM, 10 30 AM, 7 30 PM. other Lutheran Rev F A Weichsel notes Brickerville Lititz services. Reformed Evangelical Rev J B Harper teaches with meetings and evening services. Mennonite Hammer Creek Kaufman Lititz. Lancaster Lutheran conference details and memorial service for Reuben Fry. Moravian church to host Rev Fred Trafford. Lititz Lange sermon. Communion at Evangelical and quarterly conference set for Thursday at 7 18 PM. Rev J W He of Harrisburg to preside.
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B.S. Crosland
Christian Endeavor
W. K. Fleck
F. A. Weichsel
Brickerville
Penryn
George B. Raezer
Lititz
Church OF the Brethren
Manheim
Middle Creek
Gray H Ill's
Mennonite
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Lancaster County
Luutheran
Ream Memorial Lutheran Church
Denver
D. L. Fogelman
H. K. Lantz
Shiremanstown
Cumberland
Lancaster
Lebanon
Daubin
B. Zwatly
George L. Weachter
John Lefevre
Joseph Roll
Reuben Fry
Erb Mennonite
Fred
Traffred
Third Moravian Church
New York City
Moravian Church
E. S. Crosland
Lititz Lange
I. Oo Oo. P
Evangelical Church
J. W. He
Harrisburg
United in Holy Matrimony in area church and home
Arthur Rosenburg and Dorothy Fleisman were married at a home with both sets of parents in attendance. Martin Fry, of Ephrata, wed May Allison, formerly of Ephrata, in Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. J. W. Smith officiating. The couple plan to live in Bunbury, Northumberland county after a Philadelphia and Atlantic City trip. A Lititz farmer reports dogs destroying nests of young rabbits west of town. game warden William Suavely notes complaints and warns owners of potential fines.
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Martin Fry
Fry
Ephrata
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Bunbury
Northumberland County
Lititz
Borugh
William Suavely
Soy Beans as Vegetables and Forage Source
United States Department of Agriculture notes soy beans can be grown as green vegetables similar to lima and fava beans after about 15 days of growth. The Hahte bean suits the South best but can be used in the corn belt. its bush form aids forage, with high green feed or seed yield. The Dakota bean dries well, with a wetter flavor, and the crop will be grown widely in boys and girls garden labs in the South this season.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
gardeong @labs
Sweet Clover Fine in John Hess Field This Year
John Hess, the area’s sole large-scale sweet clover farmer, reports a heavy fifteen acre stand ready for multiple cuts before month end. The crop outshines poor clover and timothy this year, with inoculated seed and strong growth. Sweet clover rivals alfalfa in nourishment and nitrogen fixing, and Hess plans three harvests from the field. He notes other farm work including spring onions, radishes, asparagus, watermelons, cucumber plats, peas, beans, and a diverse orchard crop set to bear well this year. He has also planted clover in the orchard to boost soil fertility.
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John Hess
Clover
Timothy
Hesg
Hese
Less
Heys
Roses in a Barn Yard Blossoms on a Lancaster Farm
J C Brubaker a farmer a mile north of town has planted nearly a hundred rose bushes in his barn yard. Trees pine linden and white birch form a landscape around a modern ventilated barn. The scene replaces the old barn yard mire with beauty and shade, a possible kingdom for a Lancaster county farmer.
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J. C. Brubaker
Lancaster County
Farmer to turn fence by highway into productive garden
A farmer along a state road north of town converted a wire fence into a productive use by cultivating ground and planting early garden peas along the outer side. A long stretch beside the rail embankment near Lime Rock will be plowed for potatoes, a practice also tried near Akron last year. The idea mirrors European use of railroad land along tracks.
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Norsh
Lime Rock
Akron
Cherries Scarce as Cold Weather Bites Orchard Crop
Orchardists report scarce cherries due to cold blossom weather. Peaches will be sparse, plums may yield heavily, and apples show strong promise. Early flowering from improvements in nursery stock suggests late planted orchards now bear fruit sooner. Work expected in trimming overstocks.
Local Trucker Shares Tips On Raising Cucumbers
A local trucker describes cucumber growing steps. He notes young plants should be covered with shredded tobacco stems to deter pests and protect roots. After plants push above ground, he recommends pyrox spray once or twice. He reports healthy plants yield well.
Tobacco plant shipment ordered to Nazareth grower Kaylor
Will Ship Wobacco Plants to Nazareth Christ Snyder near this place has an order to ship 14 060 tobacco plants to William I Kaylor at Nazareth Mr Kaylor is one of the few who grow the weed in that county and has had good success within William FF Summer of Kutztown who was the only tobacco grower in that section secured plants from Mr Suy r during past years but on account i Will sell the planter at the Warwick loase sale this Saturday May is a beautiful month The poet and the man who has a note has the first of next month wish that May would last forever.
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Christ Snyder
William I. Kaylor
Nazareth
Kaylor
William FF. Summer
Kutztown
Suyr
Warwick Loase
Crop Variability Across States and Crops Highlight Kansas Extremes
The report shows year to year yield swings across 13 crops over 52 years, with sweet potatoes most stable and Kansas corn yields hitting 478 percent increases and 86 percent decreases. Differences arise from climate, pests, and geography, affecting dependability across crops.
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Kansas
United States
Keep Coops Free From Lice Protects Hens With Fumigation
Instructions urge painting roosts and woodwork with coal oil and carbolic acid or cresol, then lime wash hot to kill lice and eggs. Remove hens, seal coop, fumigate with sulphur, and apply hot lime wash for disinfection. Emphasizes safety and effectiveness of the method.
Feeding newborn chicks delays not required for 24 to 86 hours
Young chicks should not be fed for 24 to 86 hours after hatching and may go without feed until the third day. The yolk absorbed from the egg provides all nourishment during this period, enabling shipment of newly hatched chicks over long distances.
Open house and contests at Lititz High School noted
An open house on May 20 from 7 to 8 PM and an oratorical contest on May 22 are announced with free admission. Prizes of five dollars in gold will honor winners across History English and Debate. Commencement on June 4 will feature a speech by Rev. Robert Pilgrim. twenty nine students will graduate. County official Fleisher praised the schools. non resident admissions tests are today. alumni meeting June 3. Moravian Home Association notes on finances and new lights. donations and expansions reported.
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Ethel Sturgis
Anna Young
Anna Mayrank
Marion Stauffer
Anna Gloshert
Margaret Gundrum
Mabel Funk
Ruth Phillippi
Alice Grosh
Filis Hinsey
John Fasnacht
Arthur Nelson
Prof
J. Harvey Rodgers
Rothsville
Miss Duncan
Department of Modern Languages
Robert Pilgrim
Lancaster
Lititz School
Fleisher
Lititz
TW. R. Gibbel
John Fassnacht
Lititz High School Alumni Association
Iigh
Linden Hall
Moravian Home Association
Estelle Grosh
Robert Russell
J. Frank Buch
Adelaide Rickert
Payi
Dreaming through a Patchwork of Quips and Cartoons
A jumble of brief quips and captions from Cartoons Magazine and assorted notes. It references a dream about an umbrella, a Bar Harbor vacation note for bartenders, a pie loving wife, drys and wets, a funeral organ mishap, and a stray hat season ad. It also mentions a perisnte soldier and a few misheard exchanges.
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Bar Harbor
Tobacco and sweet potato plant sale notice
The advertiser will offer over 300 tobacco plant beds sized 6 by 6 feet for sale at 3.00 per bed. Three kinds of seed leaf and Havana plants are available along with Jersey yellow sweet potato plants, with about 200000 expected this year. Independent phone 724K New Tolland Bell 133R2 Ephrata R. D4 Smay-7t.
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Gale
Havana
New Tolland Exchange
Bell Phone
Ephrata Exchange
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Mrred Evangelical
Harper
Arthur Rosenburg
Charles Rosenhure
Dorothy
John Fleishman
Els. Crosland
Alison
Timothy and
Red Clover Poor
Harn Yard
Wasta Land
Bureau of Crop Eatlmates
Righ Schgot
Home Association Meets
Cartoons Magazine
Moving
Drys
Wets
Sprend
Perisnte
Diamond
Ephrata and
Andes
Charles Kreichr Alitite
Nick Swehhef
Leylh Yerger WN
Cedar St
Litita
Davidson Motorcycle
B.C. Rhagy
Fangali Ave
Zartman
B.D. Net
Lista
Howard E.studenroth
Front St. Start
Broad
Marion Streets
Spruce Street
Loetfer
Stanley
R.C. Melana
Fobacco
Warwick House
Tigert
Mipnich Tobacsy Press
Lobacco Labs
Lom-I
Bribaker
Kreider Hardware
Anna Kreider
Main St
W. W. Girbel
Brannerville
Pass
Utmarty
Lutz
Tnd
Tatitz
Gensd Hogiery
International Stocking Mill
Tamay-Ab
Norristown
Uine Guanint
Wmorack Keller
Jacob G. Ruud
Lane. Co
Aaron W. Ritht
Fim
Jagor W. Rugl
Littta
David W. Ruatd
Lincoln
Jos. B. Wi
nAy
Rousehold Goods
Harriet T. Bull
New ‘Ana Worth Cedar Sts
Luita, Sist
Garford
Timpton
N.S. Myers
Spruce St. Lytitz
Ind
L&l Peanut Butter
Seaman
LEED
N. Broad St. Lititz
Fa. Ind
Beli
Pennsylvania
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Broad Street Department Store
Hamburg
Hepp
Wean Vee RN
Wolle Estate
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