Church and Sunday School Services Across Denominations
A listing of numerous church and Sunday School services across denominations including Lutheran United Brethren Moravian and Catholic parishes. Highlights note Armistice Day observance in a High School auditorium and multiple preaching times sermons and Sunday school sessions at various local churches such as St Pauls Lutheran Zion and other congregations with times ranging from morning to evening services and special meetings.
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Brunnerville United Brethren
Gr. Jobn
Lutheran
Brickerville
O- O- Leldich
Weachter and Shaub Wed in Moravian Church Ceremony
Weachter son of Lin coln Weachter and Miss Lena M. Shaub of Eden were married in the Moravian Church with a ring ceremony. Rev B S Grosland officiated Saturday evening at 6 oclock. The couple will reside on Harris Ride ey Main Street.
McElhenney and Stauffer Tie at Church of God
Lloyd M McElhenney son of Mr and Mrs George McElhenney of Qen val Manor and Miss Blanche B Stauffer of Lititz were married yesterday morning in the parsonage of the Church of God Washingtonboro by Rev WH Wagner. George McElhenney, brother of the groom, and Beulah Stauffer, twin sister of the bride, attended. The groom serves as adjutant superintendent of the Central Church of God Sunday School. Monor
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Lloyd M. McHilhenney
George McElhenney
Qenval Manor
Blanche B. Stauffer
Lititz
Church of God
Washingtonboro
WH. B. Wagner
Beulah Stauffer
Central Church of God Sunday School
Monor
Risven Babies Attend Health Clinic at Maraian Chapel
Eleven babies attended a health event yesterday afternoon at Maraian Chapel with nurse Victor Wagner assisting. speakers included Robert Gary Hanna and David Eshleman as community nurses participated in the clinic activities.
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Risven Babies
Maraian
Robert Gary Hanna
David Eshleman
Victor Wagner
Missionary Society Meeting at Water Street Parish
The Missionary Society of Fast Vatheran Church met at Harry Stark Water evening with Mrs W R Sam and Mrs W K Mus. Frank J. reported on the day and the attendance of fifteen. Lockhart read and Longenecker played piano as Mr Street named.
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Phy Weinman
Missionary Society of
Fast Vatheran Church
Harry Stark
Water
W. R. Sam
W. K. Mus
Frank J
Street
Intellect and the ordering of cities and dwellings
A Plato quote on judgment and justice asserts that true intellect is shown by its effectiveness in arranging cities and private homes in proper order. The remark links intellectual virtue with social and civic governance.
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Plato
Bobby Jones credits fitness and sugar energy in golf mastery
Atlanta barrister Bobby Jones, winner of the American Amateur Cup, credits physical fitness and a reserve energy well as keys to his string of victories. He recalls a fragile youth, training to stay in air and active, advocates light energizing meals like tea with sugar and toast, and notes Helen Wills employs a similar sugar-and-water practice. He urges more average players to take up golf as a health measure, able to play many holes daily with proper stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jonge
Atlanta
Georgia
Dabhouse
Merjon
Eugens Homans
Bobby
King Bobby
Helen Wills
America
Bobby Wold Lke
Concentration in Golf Requires Supreme Focus and Endurance
The text notes golf demands intense mental strain beyond physical effort. It emphasizes individual responsibility for each stroke, emotional control, and the need for calm, counted focus. A strong body, proper nutrition, and ample sleep are essential to sustain concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Promoted and Transferred Robert Weaver at R L Gerhart Co
Robert Weaver, after four years with the R L Gerhart Co of Lancaster wholesale coffee dealers, has been promoted and transferred to Johnstown where the company has opened a branch. He will serve as manager of the new office.
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Robert Weaver
R. L. Gerhart Co
Lancaster
Johnstown
Lititz To Face Hershey In Saturday Football Test
Lititz High School travels to Hershey High School for a Saturday afternoon game described as a tight, four touchdown battle. Hershey recently beat Stevens Trade School of Lancaster, a team that defeated Lititz 9-20. Lititz also lost 0-32 to Columbia High School at Columbia.
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Lititz
Hershey High School
Springsfield
Hershey
Stevens Trade School of Lancaster
Columbia High School
Columbia
Girls Outlive Boys in First Year Say Labor Bureau
Statistics from the Children's Bureau, Department of Labor, show that more boys are born but girls have a 30 percent higher survival rate. In the first year, 130 boys die for every 100 girls who survive.
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Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
United States
Civil War Shinplasters Issued Over Coin Shortage
Civil War fractional currency known as shinplasters emerged due to coin scarcity. The first issue appeared August 1, 1862, and the final fifth issue ran from February 26, 1874, to February 15, 1876.
Look To Your Throat For A Youthful Neck Care
Public guidance on maintaining a smooth neck contour through daily cleansing and a two-step treatment. Apply tissue cream from chest to chin, smooth upward with both hands, then use a dab of muscle oil and repeat upward strokes. Finish with a mild astringent pad to refresh the skin.
Bearded Indians Across Regions Mentioned
The excerpt notes beard growth among various indigenous groups. It mentions Mexia Indians with full beards, the Guax ayas of Bolivia with long straight beards, and the Gashivas of the upper Ucayli who are bearded. Most Indians might see beard growth if hair is allowed to grow.
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Mexia
Calamity and bankruptcy reflections from a debtor
A debtor contemplates the impact of tomorrow’s bankruptcy on his principal debtors and property, noting that loss would be a great inconvenience yet would leave him neither better nor worse. The narrator references Ralph Waldo Emerson in a cryptic aside.
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Ralph Waldo
Seers and Spring Festivals in distant lore
The text surveys beliefs in second sight and ghosts, mentions Hindu spring rites for Vasant Panchami with lamps and corn offerings to the spring goddess, and references Uncle Eben denying ghosts. It also notes early Spanish explorations of Indian villages and a fragment about the Seven Cities.
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Scotland
Sarojini Naidu
Paeinty
Eben
Uncle Eben
Pingion
Cipola
Mexico
Blinor Title Extendi and respect in oriental nations
The term Blinor Title Extendi reflects a tithe of respect in oriental countries. It denotes status akin to English honors given to members of learned professions and government officials who hold higher titles. The phrase appears as a historical note on social distinctions and title conventions.
Signs of man age and odd anecdotes from papers
Curio mix shows quotes on aging perception and humor from London and Washington. Notes on Italian death notices, a volcano for sale, a house site with central heating, and elephants learning to use trunks, with Uncle Eben quip on sympathy versus medical relief.
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Italy
London
Inventions and habits vex the modern household
An Englishman invents a motor car that can be converted into an airplane yet progress is questioned. The Bath Bathing debate rages, while wives find hoghand’s singing and growling at the table most disagreeable, as Cincinnati’s Enquirer notes.
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Miami Herat
Cincinnati
Enquirer
England Drinks Half a Pound Coffee Per Capita
A reading from London Answers notes England consumes about half a pound of coffee per person each year while America consumes roughly 18 pounds per person annually. The comparison highlights stark national differences in coffee intake.
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England
America
Loudon
Ancient detectives used fingerprints 8000 years ago
A humorous note from Stous City Tournal claims early detectives left fingerprints 8,000 years ago but failed to capture certain game scalawags still at large.
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Stous City Tournal
Masquerade Party Honors Miss Barry and Alma at Ephrata
Entertainers at a masquerade in Ephrata included Miss Dorothy Barry and Miss Alma. The host Ralph Haldeman thanked attendees while a list of guests featured Ruth Finck Helen Nies Thelma Amig Alma Burkhart Dorothy Groff Elsie Levan Dorothy Stark Peg Sellard Mildred Lechner Mildred Lehn Grace Gentling Irene Clair Esther Lehn Luella Haldeman and many others. The gathering drew numerous men including Lewis Gale tach Harrison Martin Richard Good Alfred Miram Paul Zell John Adams Marvin Strauss Donald Martin Lester Martin Samuel Wenger Ira Haldeman Charles Bak er Edward Deutr ich Harry May Leo Martin Clarence Myers Ammon Stauffer Earl Retten Artie Backman Jim Sensenig Charles Greater Ralph Barry Webster Rupp.
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Dorothy Barry
Alma
of Good
Ralph Haldeman
Ephrata
Ruth Finck
Helen Nies
Thelma Amig
Alma Burkhart
Dorothy Groff
Elsie Levan
Dorothy Stark
Peg Sellard
Mildred Lechner
Mildred Lehn
Grace Gentling
Irene Clair
Esther Lehn
Luella Haldeman
Messrs
Lewis Galetach
Harrison Martin
Richard Good
Alfred Miram
Paul Zell
John Adams
Marvin Strauss
Donald Martin
Lester Martin
Samuel Wenger
Ira Haldeman
Charles Baker
Edward Deutrich
Harry May
Leo Martin
Clarence Myers
Ammon Stauffer
Earl Retten
Artie Backman
Jim Sensenig
Charles Greater
Ralph Barry
Webster Rupp
Sunday School Shower Held for Mrs. at Lutheran Church
Sunday School class members gathered for their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. home Tuesday evening. The event included a bridal shower for the bride-to-be and was hosted by Miss Ella Mae, with refreshments served by the host after the shower.
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Sharp
The
Lutheran Church
Ella Mae
Eugene Keller
Masquerade Party Entertains Classmates
Jacqueline Granenberger entertained ten classmates at a masquerade party on Tuesday evening. Games were played and prizes awarded including Peggy Nugent for best fancy dress, Robert Snyder for the comic costume, Milly Cox for pinning the tail on the donkey, and Helen Frederick for the booby prize. Attendees included Peggy Nugent Peggy Snyder Mike Cox Esther Zartman Grace Diehm Wilbur Stark Arthur Keller Fred Wiess Robert Snyder Bobby Jenkins.
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Jacqueline Granenberger
Peggy Nugent
Robert Snyder
Milly Cox
Helen Frederick
Peggy Snyder
Mike Cox
Esther Zartman
Grace Diehm
Wilbur Stark
Arthur Keller
Fred Wiess
Bobby Jenkins
Wardens Arrest Hunters For Illegal Game Kills
Two State policemen working near Lititz stopped hunters on Saturday deterring their gear. Several hens pheasants were found and arrests were made as part of an illegal game kill investigation.
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Lititz
Waller's Curiosity Shop Advertises Repairs in Lancaster
The Lancaster business offers gun repairs and key duplications for musical instruments. Immediate service and mail orders filled from 236 West Queen Street.
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Waller’s Curiosity Shop
Queen St
Lancaster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravian
Crosland
S. S
Inter
C. B
Paul's Lutheran
Won Sammel
S. 5
Inter. LL
H- J. Kline
Jr. League and Mission Band
Wnited Brethren
Sr. C. E
Geo. B. Raezer
S. Ss
Penryn
Bunkard Brethren
Church OF the Brethren
Alemontite—S S
Young People’s Meeting
Hammer Creek
Reformed
Roth
Akron
Kissel Hill Lutheran—S
Neffsville U B
G Kauffman
Jr. G. EB
Sr. G. EB
Oregon Church
Weachter—Shaub
McElenney—Stauffer
Fleven
Bobo
Merion
Jones
Bobby Jones
High
Dave Gizern
Lorain Tournal
Washington Star
S. Broad Street
Thanes
Wike
Granville Wilke
Main St
Titivez
Penna
A. Ditzler
Front Street
Lost & Pound
New Street
Lititz, Patt
Alvin Enok
Ivan Grube
Lexington
Elmer H. Yerger
R. Andksgiving
D. Stormfeltz
Ory Wood
Clayton Main Street
John
Habecker
Seaman Street
Spruce St
Record Office
W. H. Mathers
W. Main Street
Chas. Bahn
RE. D
E. H. Grube
Broad and Main Sts
W. M. Grube
David G. Zug
Martin S. Hess
Erb’s
Ira Eberly
Adm
N. Cedar St. Lititz
Geo. Foose
A. M. Shissler
B. Main Street
J. MM. Dietrich
Daniel Ludwig
Wier
C. C. Weaver
Hast
Lititz, PA
B. Risser
Broad Street
Cnd
Mil & Market
Huebener & Habecker
Orange
China
Endaeee
Dietrich’s
Spruce Street
Royal Desserts
Post
Libby
Rosedale
Wertsch
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