Church Notes Women’s Union Meeting and Prayers
The W T U will meet at headquarters Monday evening to study the ballet and invite all interested women to attend from seven o clock onward. Cottage prayer meetings for Thursday will be held at Samuel Heisley Liberty street Ed Yingst E 2nd Ave Clem Badorf E Main street Robert Gibson S Cedar street Ezra Hartranft N Broad St.
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The
Samuel Heisley
Liberty Street
Yingst
E. 2Nd Ave
Clem. Badorf
E. Main Street
Robert Gibson
S. Cedar Street
Ezra Hartranft
N. Broad St
Three Injured In Lebanon Pumping Station Crash
Mrs Emma Witke 48 and Mrs Carlopper of Harrisburg and Miss Irmella Witke 26 from Philadelphia, all hurt when their sedan overturned on the Lebanon to Philadelphia road near the Lebanon Pumping Station. They were driven to Good Samaritan Hospital for X rays. injuries not serious. Mrs Witke drove the car. Ammon Patm and Amos Landis of Hopeland aided them.
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Emma Witke
Carlopper
Harrisburg
Irmella Wittke
Philadelphia
Lakanau Hospital
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Witke
Ammon Patm
Amos Landis
Hopeland
Wood Carving Traditions Across Cultures Mentioned
Fragmentary notes describe ancient carvers using sycamore cedar and cedar by various groups. References to Hindus and Japanese carving tools or sandals appear in incomplete wording.
Brunnerville church to host tram and oyster supper
Brunnerville church plans a tram and oyster supper in the Brunnerville band hall on Saturday November 3 from 8 to 19. Special music will be furnished by Jacob Kling and Son.
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Brunnerville
Jacob Kling and Son
Ady
Obituary for John A Seaver in Columbia South Carolina
Word was received of John A Seaver’s death at his Columbia home on Saturday. He was about 67 and died from chronic ailments. Born in Lititz, he lived in Winston-Salem before settling in Columbia where he worked in locomotive shops. He is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter, and siblings Robert, Haydn, William, James, Mrs. Clara Binkley. Funeral was held Wednesday with interment in Moravian cemetery, Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Seaver
Columbia
Mr. Seaver
Henry J. Seaber
Lititz
Winston-Salem
N. C
S. C
Seaber
Robert
Lancaster
Haydn
East Smithfield
William
Ohio
James
Clara Binkley
Coatesville
Death of Mrs William Engle in Lititz area
Mrs William M Engle died last night at 7 30 P M at 112 B Lincoln Ave aged 56 She was a member of the Evangelical church Survived by her husband seven children Catherine at home Mrs Jere Adams Mrs Harry Adams Mrs Wm Zell Mrs William Frey all of Lititz Ruth and Farry at home Nine grandchildren two brothers and four sisters Cyrus Grumbine and John Grumbine Lititz Mrs Samuel McQuate Kleinfeltersville Mrs Joseph Reed Lititz Mrs Harry Kissinger Manheim Mrs Charles Klopp Lititz Funeral services Monday after noon at 1 o clock at the house 130 at the Evangelical Church Lititz Burial at Kleinfeltersville R M Spacht funeral director
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William M. Engle
B. Lincoln Ave
Evangelical Church
Catherine
Jere Adams
Harry Adams
Wm. Zell
William Frey
Lititz
Ruth
Farry
Cyrus Grumbine
John Grumbine
Samuel McQuate
Kleinfeltersville
Joseph Reed
Harry Kissinger
Manheim
Charles Klopp
R. M. Spacht
Auto Club head urges safety teaching at Lancaster event
The Lancaster Automobile Club announces safety director Howard M. Starling of the American Automobile Association will address the County Teachers Institute in Lancaster on Friday November 16. County Superintendent Arthur P. Mylin helped arrange a 20 minute talk, with club president H Edward Gable stressing safety education to train children in thoughtful manners and respect for life and property. Starling, based in Washington DC, is a national safety expert. Local arrangements are handled by J W Atkins Elizabeth town B Frank Bachman and J G Forney Lancaster club directors.
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Lancaster Automobile Club
Howard M. Starling
American Automobile Association
Lancaster
Arthur P. Mylin
Mr. Starling
Edward Gable
Mr. Gable
Starling
Washington, D. C
J. W. Atkins
Elizabethtown
B. Frank Bachman
J. G. Forney
The
Local groups schedule events for Friday to Monday
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Fire Company meets in the Council Chamber Friday evening. The Health Centre for babies opens Wednesday afternoon in Moravian S S chapel. The First Division Ladies Aid hosts the Second Division at a church banquet Friday evening. Farm Women No. 1 meets Saturday with Miss Doty speaking on Broken Families. Young People Council District 9 meets Monday in St Pauls room. Charles E Neighbour party member to speak at Lititz campaign.
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Council Chamber
Moravian S. S
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
United Brethren Church
Society of Farm Women No. 1
W. Martin Hess
Miss Doty
Welfare Federation
Young People’s Council of
Lancaster County S. S. Association
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Charles E. Neighbour
Food of Silkworms and Feeding Habits
Baby silkworms feed on young tender mulberry leaves, but as they grow older they require different foliage. The text notes alder leaves as part of the feeding discussion.
Lititz Tabernacle Revival Opens with Strong Campaign
The Lititz revival effort announces a busy setup with Roy G. Myers reporting 106 ushers ready to begin. Lloyd Smith leads publicity while Paul Bushong coordinates delegation work. J Raymond Hemminger leads the song director role and Edward Holt will preside at the piano with Evangelist Neighbour invited by the Ministerial Association.
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Lititz
Roy G. Myers
Lloyd Smith
Paul Bushong
J. Raymond Hemminger
Tabernacle Choir
Edward Holt
Moody Institute
Chicago
Puill
Evangelist Neighbour
Ministerial Association
George S. Cowper
Garner Adair couple wed in Akron church ceremony
Daniel E. Garner of Akron and Miss Susan A. Adair of Manheim R D No 1 married on Saturday at 7 30 pm in the parsonage of Trinity United Evangelical church. Rev S A Heisey presided using the ring ceremony. Attendants were Lester Adams Elizabeth Lausch and Mr and Mrs Kramer.
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Daniel E. Garner
Akron
Susan A. Adair
Manheim
Trinity United Evangelical Church
S.A. Heisey
Lester Adams
Elizabeth Lausch
Kramer
Moravian College Students Visit Philadelphia Parents
C Robert Longenecker plus Fred Pfaff and Maurice Talley from Moravian College were weekend guests of Longenecker family in Lancaster. Other relatives, including Eugene Longenecker Jr and Vernon Wolfskill, also visited. Mrs V H Wolfskill of Lancaster and Mrs J F Longenecker and daughter spent Thursday in Philadelphia.
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C. Robert Longenecker
Fred Pfaff
Maurice Talley
Moravian College
Winston Salem
N. G
J. F. Longenecker
C. Eugene Longenecker
Eugene Jr
Vernon H. Wolfskill
Lancaster
J. P. Longenecker
V. H. Wolfskill
Philadelphia
Invention Pioneer Hudson Maxim Advocated Arbitration
Hudson Maxim, famed for weapons research, endured severe injuries from explosions yet continued experiments to improve war materials. Despite a career in invention, he supported arbitration as a means to prevent conflict.
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Hudson Musim
Hudson “Maxim
Not Gratis Free Speech’s Cost When Nicel Turns Expensive
A terse aphorism notes that free speech remains free only until it shifts to a branded or controlled form. The quip suggests that once speech is made marketable or monetized, its openness diminishes and costs rise accordingly.
Insane Man In Tatters Baffles Lancaster Police
A demented man terrorized areas along the Lincoln Highway west of Lancaster for days. In custody, officials seek his identity while he mutters My name is John and mentions a big house at Trenton and asylum. He is about 30, with long black hair, found near Mountville after wearing nearly a dozen tattered garments. He appears healthy despite eating dry grass and corn.
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Lincoln Highway
Lancaster
Mountville
John
Trenton
W. C. T. U. Rummage Sale Rises in Hardware Room
The rummage sale is now in progress in the room above Amer's Hardware Store. Contributions will be received any day up to Saturday. Don't forget the pantry sale on Saturday. Members and friends of the W. C. T. U. are asked to contribute cakes, pies, custards, candy, etc.
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Amer’s
Held Hallowe'en Social by King's Daughters Circle
The Speak-No-Evil Circle of King's Daughters held a Halloween social with refreshments and decorations on Tuesday evening. Eighteen members attended. several ladies wore costumes for amusement. A door mat found at W. H. Buch's store on Saturday night is offered for reclaiming upon payment of the advertisement.
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King’s Daughters
W. H. Buch
U S Conference at Neffsville on Saturday
The ninth annual conference of the Young People's Division of the Lancaster County Sunday School Association District No 9 will meet at St Peters Lutheran church in Neffsville. Afternoon session starts 2 p m with Dr G W Wellburn and Lloyd Hertzler speaking. Evening session at 7 30 p m features Rev W R Sammel and Herbert Longenecker. Social hour hosted by Campers. Warren Diehm toastmaster at Fellowship supper. candle light service to close.
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Tabernacle
Hess
Erisman’s
Manheim
Lititz
Church OF the Brethren
Fairview
Middlecreek
George B. Raezer
Penryn
S. S
ST. John’s
Brickerville
Q .O. Leidich
Bissel Hill
Knittle
Neffsvillu U. B
S. G. Kauffman
A.M. Jr. C. EL
Sr. C. E
United Evangelical
S. A. Heisey
Brunnerville
WU. B
Russell G. Bechtel
Young People’s Division
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
St. Peter’s Evan. Lutheran Church
Neffsville
G. W. Wellburn
W. R. Sammel
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lloyd Hertzler
Irma Gantz
Betty Martin
Herbert Longenecker
Warren Diehm
More Companies Making Air Planes Than Automobiles
Between 140 and 150 U.S. firms manufacture airplanes as air travel grows postmaster general Harry S. New notes there are more aircraft makers than auto makers. He cites 807 flight schools, wide geographic spread, and anticipated air mail rate cuts that will boost industry demand and aid aircraft production. Temperature ranges in the Gulf of Mexico vary by about 10 degrees seasonally. Cards of thanks follow for illness and bereavement acknowledgments from multiple households.
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United States
Harry S. New
Mr. New
Maine
California
Florida
Washington
New
Sale Notices In Delco Area Featuring Three Auctions
On premises at 15 East Lemon Street Samuel Kile conducts a sale of a two and a half story brick house and household goods. On Tuesday near Rothsville Katie Lauch offers 82 acres of gravel land with a 21 percent story frame house and barn. On Saturday in Rapho Two Morgis Hollinger Farm sells land and farm implements by I R Zimmerman.
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E. Lemon Sr
Samuel Kile
Rothsville
Katie Lauch
Rapho Two
White Oak
Union Square
Morgis Hollinger
I. $. Zimmerman
For Sale Listings Include Heaters Carriages and Wood
For sale items include Rival Oak Heater No 17 in good condition. A combination baby carriage and go cart offered. Wood cut to store lengths advertised by ERB BROS Lititz PA. Apply to Michael Adams Spruce Street Lititz PA or E K Zartman Lititz RB No 1.
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Michael Adams
Spruce Street
E. K. Zartman RB. D. No. 1
Lititz
Also Mentioned on This Page
DE Soto
John A. Seaber
William Engle
Auto Club
Tabernacle Revival
Garner
Adair
W. C. T. U. Rummage Sale
Hallowe'en Social
U. S
Gulf of Mexico
Norman Habecker
Kings Daughters
Lizzie Hornberger
Second Avenue
Samuel E. Miller
Daniel Brown
M. M. Souders
Main Street
Elam H. Risser
Cedar St
Novi
Centre ST
E. Main ST
Carl D. Huber Lititz
R. D
Yankee Auto & Furniture Polish
W. H. Bruckart
Broad Street
Augadeon
Carl William Todd Lititz
Kissel Hill
Charles Weaver
ERB Bros
East Front St
Lititz, Pa
F. B. Buch
N. Broad Street
Broad ST. Lititz
H. W. Summers
B. F. Lutz
Mill & Market
Majestic Radio
Majestic
Grigsby —Grunow
Majestic Radios
E. B. Weber & Son Electrical Appliances
South Broad ,Street
Zartman’s
DE Soto Sixx
Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
Fargo
Dietrich’s Store
Scott’s
Record Office
Penna
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