Church and Sunday School WORAVIAN and neighboring churches
WORAVIAN led by Rev E. Crosland with morning worship at 10 30 evangelistic service at 7 00 and various youth meetings. Other churches listed include St Paul s Lutheran Congregational Evangelical United Brethren Reformed Brethren Mennonite and Catholic services with Sunday School times and evening evangelistic services across multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woravian
Crosland
Inter
G. EH
Jr. G. E
Jr. C. E
Tri Mus
Wt. Paul’s Lutheran
W. R. Sammel
Christ
Congregational Evangelical
H. J. Kline
S. S
Jr. C. EB
United Brethren
Joe P. Miller
Church OF the Brethren
S. 8
3. S
Hammer Creek
Lititz
Hess
Lafptheran
Brickerville
F. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Akron
Rothsville
Woman's Missionary Society
Harvey Koehler
Bissel Hill Lutheran
Red Cross Urges Roll Call Amid 11 Million Year Expenditures
The American Red Cross reports 11,084,000 in expenditures for the year ended June 20, 1929, funding disaster relief, veterans aid, health work, and first aid. Judge Payne explains the organization relies on membership fees and voluntary support, with 120 disasters addressed nationwide and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ted States
John Barton Payne
Cuairman
Wevven
World War Vet“Ang
Aren
Red Cross pledge aids veterans funding and services
The American Red Cross spent 738000 for veteran aid in the year just ended plus 1962000 by chapters for veteran relief and in support of those still in service. Red Cross workers serve in 48 Veterans Bureau Hospitals and in regular Army and Navy facilities providing recreation comforts and social services while assisting claims for benefits. Enroll in the Roll Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving to support this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Veteransoureau
James L. Fieser
The
Congress
Veterans of Wars
Fieser
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Society
Veterans Bureau
Five Red Cross Camps House Flood Refugees
A Red Cross effort cared for 27 791 people in camps or homes across Alabama Georgia and Florida after spring floods. Five main camps operated four in Alabama and one in Florida with additional small camps. Nurses staffed all camps aiding state authorities in patient care and epidemic inoculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
American Red Cross
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Sealth
Elm items and social visits across Lancaster County
A string of local visits spans Waldeck Palmyra Union Corner Fivepointville Mount Hope and Manheim with Mr and Mrs Dulebohn Diehm Smith Landis Bomberger Acker Singer Nestleroth and others. Also note Eli Yocum Rufus Boyer family and a funeral for Adam Snyder. Giant Cactus The largest cactus ever found near Phoenix Arizona stands 45 feet tall weighs eight tons and is about 250 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dulebohn
Waldeck
Emanuel W. Diehm
Felix Burkholder
Palmyra
Susie Carmelly
Cassel
Union Corner
Irwin Smith
A Mlen Landis
Fannie Bomberger
Lizzie
Fivepointville
Harry Acker
I. W. Singer
Onewingo
Clayton Nestleroth
Carl
Paul
John
Ruth
John Schlegel
Mt. Hope
Rholandis Keath
I. &. Koehler
Meda
Jerome Koehler
Monroe Hostetter
Manheim
Eli Yocum
John Focht
Rufus Boyer
Wm. Boyer
Adam Snyder
Mr Snyder
Boyer
Frank Diehm
Anna Mary
Leis
Myersdale
Edgar Yeagley
Phoenix
Ariz
World's Smallest State Vatican City Spotlight
Vatican City, covering 105 acres or less than a sixth of a square mile, is cited as the smallest independent state with an estimated population of about 800. The text notes several U S towns named Washington claim the distinction of bearing the name first, including Washington Georgia and Washington North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Washington, N
Washington, Ga
Washington
Public Sale of Hackman Property in Lititz Pa
Trustee in Bankruptcy announces sale of John R. Hackman real estate at the southeast corner of Water and Noble streets Lititz Lancaster County Pa The 2 12 story frame dwelling and outbuildings sit on about 6675 square feet with 45 feet frontage on Water and 150 feet depth Sale at 2 30 PM on Tuesday November 19 1929 terms to be made known at sale by Harold G Ripple Trustee and attorneys Amos E Burkholder Joseph B Wissler U H Snavely Auctioneers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin I. Musser
John R. Hackman
Water and
Noble Streets
Lititz
Lancaster County
Water Street
Noble Street
Harold G.ripple
Amos E. Burkholder
Joseph B. Wissler
U. H. Snavely
Auct
Public sale of Lititz property and household goods
Public sale at Lititz Springs Hotel on Saturday November 23 at 7 30 PM of a lot on West Spruce Street Lititz with a 2 12 story frame house and rear barn by Samuel H Smith and James M Smith executors of Catherine Smith estate and by James Sesseman for Household Goods and Personal Property at 8 N Broad Street Lititz sale to begin at noon includes many valuable antiques
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Lititz
Lititz Springs
Samuel H. Smith
James M. Smith
Catherine #. Smith
N. Broad Street
James Sesseman
Prolific Potato Seed Promise From One Potato
A speculative note suggests a single potato could yield 10 billion seeds in ten years with careful cultivation, potentially supplying the world with seed. The idea foregrounds ambitious yields and seed propagation, reflecting early agricultural optimism.
Nitrate History: Chilean Provinces Led Global Supply
The piece notes that before air nitrate extraction became profitable, Tarapaca and Antofagasta in Chile produced 85 percent of the world supply. A Washington Star quotation mocks the value of timing versus price in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Tarapaca
Antofagasta
Feather in his cap origin tied to Crusades vows
The saying a feather in his cap is traced to Crusade times when only a knight who had slain a foe could wear a feather in his cap. The custom highlighted martial achievement and served as a visible badge of honor among warriors.
42 Acre Farm With New Buildings For Sale
A 42 acre farm with a new house and a barn. The land is good limestone soil and suitable for farming or development. Includes established structures and accessible acreage for expansion. Located on arable limestone land with potential for agriculture or homestead use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbach Tobacco
Lebanon Co. L Am
Amos Hassler
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Elmer Good in Pine Hill
Mr and Mrs Elmer Good entertained at a Sunday birthday dinner for Mrs Good anniversary. Guests included Adam Eckert and son Adam Rothsville. Ella McClune and children Donald Nancy Junior and Mary Jane Rothsville. Mary Myer and Edna. Roy Bird. Francis Weitzel Howard Herr Lancaster. Ray Herr near Mannheim. Harvey Miller Lancaster Junction. Lizzie Herr Lloyd Lancaster Junction. Henry Mease daughter Grace Lexington. Kathryn Werr Richard Lee Philadelphia. Mabel Laura Roy Good Pine Hill. Visitors included Daniel Wentling family Rothsville. Leroy Wentling Willow Street. Laura Snavely Lititz. Aaron Landis Hopeland FTC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Good
Adam Eckert
Adam
Ella McClune
Donald
Nancy
Junior
Mary Jane
Rothsville
Mary Myer
Edna
Roy Bird
Francis Weitzel
Howard Herr
Lancaster
Ray Herr
Near Manheim
Harvey Miller
Lizzie Herr
Lloyd
Lancaster Junction
Henry Mease
Grace
Lexington
Kathryn Werr
Richard Lee
Philadelphia
Mabel Good
Laura Good
Roy Good
Daniel Wentling
Ruth
Robert
John Wentling
Leroy Wentling
Marlin Shirk
Willow Street
Laura Snavely
Lititz
Fianna Hollinger
Aaron Landis
George Enek
Hopeland
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Geo. B. Raezer
Sefesville U. B
G. Kauffman
Dr. C. H
Sr. C. E
Oregon Church
S. 58
Payne
AID
DE Willo
Eben
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
North Cedar Street
A. M. Shissler Justice of Peace
Pine Hill
Boston Transcript
LOST
Main Street
Martin Lenhert
Levi H. Rudy
Roy Himmelberger
Lititz, Pa
Fred Wright
E. Orange Street
Patt
BRO. & Thomas Company
Stephen Girard
Brunnerville
Mill & Market
Hartshorn Baby Coach
E. New Street
A. E. Kofroth
R. D
Benner
Lincoln Ave
Elmer H. Yerger
South Locust Street
Second Hand Furniture
Good Enamel
C. C. Weaver
East Front Street
Enos Miller BR. D. No
Cedar St
Ivan K. Adams
Seaman & Leed
Simovie
B. G. Wier
Mfr
James H. Ross
East King Street
Womens & Childrens Apparel
E. C. Foltz
Orange Street
Warwick House
Monroe Shue
H. H
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