Moravian and Evangelical Religious Notices and Events
Religious notices list Moravian, Evangelical, and Lutheran services with pastors and times, plus other congregations such as Church of the Brethren and Mennonite. Socials, district meetings, and special sermons are noted, including a Moravian choir social, Lancaster Classis gathering, and Third Moravian church building fund offering of 176.51 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Moravian Church
Coleared
New York City
J. S. Harper
United Evangelical Church
Stevens Post No. ‘of Veterans
Mennonites Hold Large Bible Meetings At Local Church
On Saturday and Sunday large crowds attended Bible meetings at the Mennonite church. Sunday’s congregation was the largest yet, with about fifteen hundred present. about four hundred autos and many teams were parked around the premises. Instructors were Rev. Abram Metaler of Martinsburg and S. G. Skeller of Johnstown, Pa. Both delivered engaging and instructive addresses enjoyed by the audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Metaler
Martinsburg
S. G. Skeller
Johnstown
Hinkley and Stauffer Unite in Holy Matrimony
Mr Raymond G Hinkley and Miss na L Stauffer wed at United Brethren Church Saturday evening with Rev Clint S Miller officiating. He works at Eby shoe factory and previously at the paper mill. she is daughter of Frank and Mrs Stauffer of Muanheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. Hinkley
Missna L. Stauffer
United Brethren Parsonage
Clint. Ss. Miller
John F. Binkley
North Cedar Street
Frank Stauffer
Muanheim
Binkley
Eby
Nd High Ride
Aper Mill
Tobacco grower advertises beds and seed leaf plants
The undersigned offers over 300 beds for cale at 2.00 per unit with three kinds of seed leaf and Taverno plants. Aimed at Havada tobacco wear and about 200 Jersey yellow sweet potato plants to be sold this year. Includes Independent phone 724% New Ifelland Exchange. Bell Phone 133R2 Ephrata ange. Administrators' Notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phone
Ephrata Ange
Third Tobacco Warehouse Nears Full Capacity
Local tobacco news reports a third warehouse filling quickly as Samuel Weaver expands packing at a fixed rate per pound. John Shenk of Manheim farms fifteen acres and purchases 300 cases including Mastersonville crops. a fourth warehouse may be needed. Weaver claims decades of experience and high packing care drawing farmers to observe. Some buyers pay top prices, while others below suggested values prompt growers to pack for themselves. Albert Shenk plans greater acreage. packers keeping cars ready amid bargain pitches. A buyer paid 11 cents for a farm owner’s tobacco but obtained nine cents from the tenant, who signed a low-rate contract. The Bee ships nine silos via TE Metzler for Henry Mycog Jr., Henry Hershey, John Shenk, Jason Groff, David M. Risser, Harry Wike, Martin Siverling, and Lucs Royer, with further orders expected. Metzler promotes Indiana Silo Co. lumber and lower prices through scale and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Weaver
John Shenk
Manheim
Mastersonville
Shenk
Weaver
Hel
Amion TE Metzler
Jones Sne Co
Anderson
Fng
U. S
Henry Mycog
California
Henry B. Hershey
Jason Groff
David M. Risser
Harry Wike
Oregon
Martin Siverling
Lucs Royer
Car fire blamed on careless match near gasoline
A match tossed into a pool of gasoline caused a garage fire that destroyed Clayton Graff's automobile in Quarryville after he refueled at Tritz's garage. The car burned heavily as flames spread from spilled fuel and were hard to extinguish. Mr Graff operated a farm near Lilitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Graff
Colerain
Graif
Tvritz
Quarryville
Myr. Groff
Lilitz
Warwick House sale lists broad auction items and prices
At the Warwick House sale on Saturday four dozen parties sold goods including 59 cattle with high prices near 1159 and 160 per head, 14 rabbits, 79 bushels potatoes, onions, rhubarb, apples, beans and ham. The sale notes 32 dozen stockings and 50 brooms and mentions Planiz Bros adding a shoe department and taking over a local shoe agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Kutetown
Sunday School Meeting at Hammer Creek Church
A Sunday School meeting at Hammer Creek Mennonite Church near Lititz Lancaster County Pa held May 20 1919 included devotional exercises by Jacob Hershey welcome by John Bucher and sermons by Bishop Noah Landis on Neh 3 8 stressing separation from the world. Leaders stressed Sunday school aims laity duties and spirituality with talks by GC M Lefever J C Habecker and M G Weaver. Young Peoples Meeting led by Levi Souder and a concluding sermon by Bishop C Brackbill urged growth in Christ and practical virtue. The event drew many attendees with Bishop John Charles presiding and choristers J H Risner and John Wissler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammer Creek Mennonite Sharch
Lititz
Lancaster Co
Jacob H. Hershey
John I. Bucher
Ephrata
Noah Landis
Jerusalem
Child of God
Lord Jesus Christ
N. Lehman
Millersville
Willig Kilhefner
East Petersburg
Jesus
GC. M. Lefever
Neffsville
J. HH. Moseman
Lancaster
J. C. Habecker
Masonville
M. G. Weaver
New Holland
Levi Souder
Gal
Harry D Charles
Millersville Pa
John W. Wentling
Rothsville
H. S. Weber
KR. 1
H. H. Risstr
B. N. Eby
Paul
John K. Charles
JH. H. Riaser
John Wissler
Last Summons and Death Notices From Lancaster Area
The column notes the passing of about 84 year old local book seller known for Baer's Almanac and Father Abraham publications, once a Civil War bookseller, surviving sister. It also reports the death of J Milton Sprecher at 62, a longtime Ephrata hardware founder, bank founder, church leader, and Sunday school superintendent, with funeral plans in Ephrata and Trinity Lutheran Church. Interment at Gowmans Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Lancaster City
Baer
Abraham
Fulton National Bank
J. Milton Sprecher
Perament
Ephrata
J. G
Newport News
John
Leonard Sprecher
Harry Miller
Denver
W. O. Sprecher
East Main Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gowmans Comelerr
Manheim Man Dies After Thumb Injury At 65
Henry H Metzler died Tuesday morning at General Hospital after six days of treatment for a finger gore. He lived near Manheim most of life, recently moved into Manheim. Survived by widow Fanny nee Kready and son Amos H Metzler of Brunnerville. Brother and sister John H Metzler of Pine Hill and Mrs Isaac Stauffer of near Clay. Funeral Friday at 9.89 at his home and 10 at Mennonite Church Manheim with burial at Hernleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Metzler
General Hospital
Forkjaw
Mr. Metzler
Manheim
Fanny
Kready
Amos H. Metzler
Brunnerville
John H. Metzler
Pine Hill
Isaac Stauffer
Near Clay
Hernleys
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Crosland
S. S
Christian Endeavor
George B. Raezer
Brickerville
White Oak
Luthran
W. K. Fleck
Kissel Hill
Church OF the Brethren
Kreider’s
Lane’s
White Fair
Mennonith
Indiantown
Petersburg
Landis Valley
Erb’s
Moravian Church
SS. Chapel
Lancaster Classis
Warwick Charge
Salem Reformed Church
Rohrerstown
A. Y. Keath
Penryn
Nathan Bruckart
Lititz R. D
Tinkley-Stauffer
Sweet Potato AX
Niagond Station
Ephrata and
Lancaster Trolley Road
Jacob M. Andes
Ephrata, Pa
Lizzle
Packer
Here
Ato
Blaze
Planiz Bros
DL. Bowman
Freed Ros
Hammer Creek
Henry Wh, Meister
Harry Wenger
Marrell
Ephrata J Almayt
M. G. Brubaker
Fruitville Pike
Route 3
Lane
Kreqokd
Legion of Death
Russia
Dreamland Theatre
Isaac Grayhill
Irls
Mebiof
Walton Go
Maxwell
N.S. Myers
Levi Yerger
Cedar St
Litita
Jaminy-t
Davidson Motorcycle
R.C. Twagy
Lincoln Ave
Wmay
Ayrra
H.W. Zartinen
Howard E. Studen
ROTIE
Front St
Broad
Marion Streets
Spruce Street
Lassiter
Bjarne RE. O. Melzer
Minnich Tobaccs
N. K. Brubaker
Emartl
South Spruce St
One Bros. Main
Ealt Main
O. H. Kreider Hardware Store
Anna Kreider
Main St
Jititz
W. W. Gibbel
Brounerville
Ind
L. Latite
Lititz Boro
HE. E. Harecker
Unnee International Stockin Mill
Timay-st. Norristown, Pa
Jiowace Kellers
Spruce Sr
Bane
Jadob G. Ruel
Sapen
HLBL
Bim
Jacob W. RU
David We. Ruhl
Lincold
Paler
Atty
Harriet T. Raul
Sorta Cedar Sta
Luita
Garford
Timpton
U. S. Myers
S. Spruce St
Litite
Pfantz Bros
Tadies
Moseman
U. B
Cuties Ptradesmark Reg
U.S. Pat
Canada
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Fia
David P. Bricker
EPP
Tae Uit
Eneler PN
Wolle Estate
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