Anniversary Notices in Moravian Churches
Religious notices list Moravian, Evangelical, Lutheran and Mennonite services for Sunday. Rev. E. S. Crosland and Rev. E. Wolfe to speak. programs include lovefeast, holy communion, Bible study, catechetical lectures, and multiple preaching times. Also details missionary talk by Mission Lambaugh and a Lovefeast anniversary event with cake and sale plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland
Pas
Women’s Missions Society
Wolfe
New York
Asiep Evangeliwal
Harper
Fleck
Hill
Compa
HERAN
Ff. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickervills
Lititz
C.S. Miller
Ching
Oc.hl
Warwick
George B. Haezer
Middle Creek
Petersburg
Manheim
Lititz Ristning
Hess
Mrisman’s
Andeim
Lilite
Notoen Union Cuaren
Waite
York City
Special Moravian S S Service and Patriotic Program
A Moravian Sunday School held a patriotic program with a large ensemble, singing Home Fires Burning led by Bessie Gingrich. Letters from members serving in the U. S. military were read, honoring those who have passed, with 438 attendees present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimerte
Wyestra
Bessie Gingrich
U. S
George Schaerer
Ruth Jats
Ruth Coldren
Addison Wilson
H. Dissinser
Samuel Soaber
Rre Meiskey
Miller
Unprecedented enrollments at local school report
An extraordinary surge brings 112 beginners to the district with two used for primary work and plans for an extra room and teacher Miss Kreider. Principal Miss Anna Miller prepared a reading room now open for high and upper grade pupils. A reference library and chemistry physics labs expand in the well equipped building. December events include a winter entertainment series, a Thanksgiving basketball and a Farmers Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreider
Lancaster
Anna Miller
Farmers’ Institute
United War Relief Drive Opens Today and Notes on Cattle
Agricultural notes cover farmers buying cattle for feeding with prices from 12 to 13.50 per hundred for good feeders and 8 to 9 for poorer grades. Local growers report quality stock from Henryess and Aimos Snyder. A Mountville area farmer cultivates grape vines along a lane by a barn on shale loam soil. Samuel Carpenter near Kissel Hill experiments with Jersey Reds pigs. The United War Work campaign opens with a large drive led by G. G. Diehm and local officers, aiming to raise 170,500,000 across the Sixth Pennsylvania District for seven agencies including YMC A, YWCA, Knights of Columbus, War Camp Community Service, Jewish Welfare Board, American Library Association, and Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryess
Aimos Snyder
Abram Lipp
Andrew Klershey
United War Work Campaign
G. G. Diehm
Harry HK
Eby
John Brubaker
J. H.breitigan
Pennsylvania
United States
Len
United War Work
France
Ihe
National Catholic War Council of the Knights of Columbus
War Camp Community Service
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Wilson
Thanksgiving and Parades Flood the Newsroom
A wide collage of quips and notices fills the page. Witty lines on aging, marriage, and daily life mingle with mentions of Thanksgiving parades, pie menus, and rising prices. The tone recalls a bustling year end column of light vignettes.
Kaiserisms and World War I Parody Parade
A chaotic satirical recap mocks Kaiser Wilhelm and German leadership with lines about the Kaiser, Crown Prince, and Hohenzollerns. It notes a November parade day with bright sun, a lively crowd, and mentions Plant Bros as sole agents for Creamo products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Bill
Kaiser
Hohenzollerns
Germany
Sle
Plant’ Bros
Samuel Likes the Duroc hogs and farm stock sale notes
Samuel Bushong of the Reme miller has raised a ten head herd of Duroc swine from registered stock. He praises the breed as light in bone, early maturing, and equal to standard breeds. The article also details a large public sale of Landis Seibert’s farm stock near Brunnerville, with total sales around 5800 dollars and top cows bringing nearly 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Samuel Bushong
Mr. Bushong
Landis Seibert
Brunnerville
Lost Items At Local Office And Townspeople Seek Return
A gold-handled penknife waits for its owner at the office while a fountain pen is claimed at the home of badies. A ladies umbrella left at Scott's Book Store awaits proof of ownership. A pocket book is reported lost in town and a lodge pin in the star with three links disappeared yesterday. Henry Heiserman asks for returns. Winder will inform this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott’s Book Store
Winder
Henry Heiserman
Lititz Star Course offers high school benefit
The L. H. 8 Alwoni Association presents a star course on Nov 27 featuring The Venetians Many, Libery Musical Four, Dr. Peter MacQueen, Corella Bonelli Operatic. Tickets cost 1 and are payable on call or at Miller and Mabecker. Proceeds fund High School improvements. Fall opening sales extend to Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Many
Liberty Musical Four
Peter MacQueen
Corella Bonelli
Lititz
Miller & Mabecker
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We. A. Weichsel
Rothinville
Moravian S
Tiernley-Misser
JW. Hornley
United War
Samuel Carpenter
Kissel Hill
Jersey Reds
Carpenter
New Jersey
Carpew
Kaiserisms
Quince
Sam
Henry Hess
Rome
Tess
L. H
Alwoni Association Star Course
Pfautz Brother’s
Poplius
Pfautz Bros. Department Store
Weidner
R. N. Wolle
Main Street
Litt
North Litta
Jacob W. Kisser
Somme
J. O. Brubaird
John R. Giyrel Holm
Mast New St
Pox
St. Lititz
DGG
ORE & Ae
John Helter
Harry of
Inger
Tubardo
Reguord
Tio Rt. D
Office of Ideal, Cocoa «& Chocolate Company
Lititz, Pa
Bhoete Hershey Lk.mman Co
Lislestone
Menland
Blote
Geo. E. Scareiber
Rogers
HEP
Hastman
KODAK
Boy Scouts
John J. Sawyer
Lancaster County
Scouts of
Igena Z
John Whaver
New St. Lititz
Tales
Farmers Nation’s Bank
Penna
J. H. Breitigan
Baldwin, Stayman
Winesap
King
Greening
Spy
Russel
Wagner
Spitzenberg
Seaman
LEED
North Broad
Front and Cedar Sts
Victrola Records
L.A. Dosteer
Broad Street Department Store
S. Broad
E. Orange Streets
Lititz, Penn’a