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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1920

Page

5

Religious Notices Across Local Congregations

Moravian and United Brethren pastors announce Sunday services from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at various churches. Revivals begin at U B Lititz with a Community revival. evangelistic chorus to sing. A Mary Reidenbach gathering, Snagtown Society, and local notes on weather and Hog car shipment concluded the item.

Catholic Church East Front Street Neffsville U. B G. Kauffman Owlock Wm. Ruhl The Christian Alliance Chas. Holzinger B. M. Poston J. M. Walters G. R. Hoverter A. Snavely Evangelistic Chorus of Lancaster Oliver Fridy Mountville Salvation Army A. K. Wier T. Erhart Longedorf

Large Lititz apple growers praise fruit quality and growth

Two of the region's largest apple growers, Henry Snavely and C B Snyder, showcased prized apples at the Lititz Community Show. Snavely's orchard yields heavy harvests and condensed history of planting, while both orchards rely on gravel soil slopes and Stayman Winesap with cider mill by Snavely. Theft rumors touch potato stores, St Luke's Reformed church signals evening sermon, and a comic snippet concludes with a cash gift quip.

Lititz Henry Snavely Lititz R. D C. B. Snyder Clay Snavely Mgr. Snavely Mr. Snavely G. B. Snyder Snyder St. Luke’s Reformed Church Lancaster

Manheim Yard Brakeman 82 Is Killed In Freight Car Accident

Edward Mumma of Akron, 82, a brakeman on Philadelphia and Reading train No 59, was thrown from a box car while shifting freight cars in the Manheim yard Tuesday afternoon. The car jumped the track and the wheels severed both legs and an arm, mangling the rest of his body. No witnesses, but it is believed he lost balance as the car broke loose. He was the son of Peter Mumma, the Akron section foreman. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Akron with interment in Greenwood cemetery, Lancaster.

Manheim Yard Edward Mumma Akron Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Mumma Peter Mumma Reading and Columbia Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Greenwood Cemetery Lancaster

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Moravian W. H. Vogler United Brethren J M. Walters United Evangelical J. S. Harper Reformed George B. Ruezer S. S Hess Erisman’s Manheim Isaac Reidenbach Mary Mary Reidenbach John Ober Emma Pfautz Raymond Withers Edna Bushong Cullen Carpenter Sadie Pfautz Clayton Bruckart Ella Loose Harry Palm Mary Snyder Harry Witmyer Grace Henele William Shaffer Anna Young Elmer Bomberger Margaret Henele Clarence Witmer Mabel Pfantz Raymond Meese Sarah Haysle William Pfantz Catherine Weidman Wilson Spangler Pauline Palm Elmer Snyder Benjamin Nult Vincent Ruth Carrie Ptautz Clarence Reidenbach Esther Zwally Grace Trego Vera Frederick Myron Ruth Priscilla Ruth Filsie Zartman Florence Zartman Elva Metzler Snagtown Educational Society Mae Slimbatt Charles Ewell Little Rock Judge Bentz Bull Frog Township ARIS Hector Was & Pup I. B. Koehler Mrs. Cohen Cohen United States Mail Hammermill Fond Record Printing House Lititz, Penna Record Office Broad Street Market and Liberty Sts Liberty St J. Fred Essig Ilnoev David P. Bricker N. S. Myers S. Broad St C. S. Zarfman Peters Paper Shells C. T. Ritchie East Main St Ind Lititz Music Store Phone Sales & Equipment Co Main Street Lititz, PA New York State Kings Baldwins Greenings Northern Spies Paper Mill Keller’s Old Bakery P. B. Bucher Front Street HEPP F. L. Sammet Globe Seed & Spice CO Evangelical Cemetery N. G. Yerger E. Main Street Box Factory Bell H. T. Frueruff South St. Cloud St Allentown David H. Forsythe Indian Woods Otto Stephan Retail Merchants’ Association Correc E. KE. Zartman John E. Antrim Warwick Township Lilite. Pa N. Derr M. G. Schaeffer David K. Habecker Said P. O. Lititz Kate G. Frederick Millway Rural Telephone Company, Limited County of Pennsylvania Amos B. Oberholtzer Lunay Curtis Hensel Main & Cedar, Sts Spencer E. L. Buckwalter Center St H. C. Bucher Co., Inc Honey Brook, Pa J. F. Essig Fisher’s Store Fast Main Warwick House Pfautz Bros Seaman & Seed North Broad Street J. B. Young & Son BE. Grange St Broad Street Department Store Henry Shhreiner Warwick Twp Lanc. Co Lancaster Co Harry E. Shreiner Hambright Atorneys Zartman Mies Estalla Grosecham David Habecker S. Broad Bi
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