Moravian and Several Churches Plan Sunday Services
Moravian pastor Rev E. Crosland preaches at 10 00 am with Sunday School at 1 30 pm communion at 4 and 7 pm Rev Nagle of Lancaster to supervise services St Pauls Lutheran The Brownstone church hosts Rev W R Sammel with morning worship at 9 15 9 30 and 10 30 am sermon The Supreme Command missionary sermon Luther League at 6 pm with Fred Habecker speaks on Anna Kugler M D of India Evening service at 7 pm The Man Who Sees Too Far Special music morning Consider the Lilies Waghorne evening Incline Thine Ear Himmel chairs United Brethren Rev I W Funk to lead Junior and Intermediate Endeavor Friday at 6 45 pm Sunday worship at 10 30 am S S at 9 30 am 9330 Sympathy quarterly conference at 6 pm Dr Enck presiding Dr Enck preaches at 7 pm Wednesday prayer meeting All welcome Reformed Rev G B Raezer preaching at Penryn 10 am S S at 9 am Brickerville Lititz 9 30 am prayer 7 pm Penryn 7 pm sermon by Dr Richard Brickerville and Lititz churches invited Church of the Brethren Lititz Fairview Longenecker morning at Lititz Neffsville Home afternoon Lexington morning and evening Mennonite Lititz Erb s Landis Valley morning Salem Lutheran Kissel Hill Sunday School 9 am laymen 7 pm Hugh Smith Lancaster subject Bright Lights from Broken Pictures Catholic Services first third and fifth Sundays at 10 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran
Brownstone
W. R. Sammel
the Supreme Command
Luther League
Fred Habecker
Anna Kugler
India
Waghorne
Himmel
United Brethren
I. W. Funk
Christian Endeavor
S. S
Enck
G. B. Raezer
Penryn
Brickerville
Lititz
Richard
Salem Lutheran
Kissel Hill
Hugh Smith
Scotchman
Lancaster
Subject
Revival Meetings Span Churches In Lancaster Area
Revival meetings open at Longenecker's church with J J L Myers of York County presiding. Lane's church near Landis Valley hosts revival by Thomas Patrick of Union Deposit. Rev William Pfautz of Iowa to preach at Trinity United Evangelical. Thanksgiving service planned at Jerusalem Reformed on November 29 led by Rev Robert Pilgram. East Pennsylvania Conference in Bethlehem held special session at Emmanuel United Evangelical Church with attendees traveling in Keller's Reo Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longenecker
Longenecker’s
J J L. Myers
York County
Lane’s
Landis Valley
Thomas Patrick
Union Deposit
William Pfautz
Iowa
East Main Street
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Jerusalem Reformed Church
Penryn
Robert J. Pilgram
St. Peter's Reformed Church
Lancaster
Pilgram
Jerusalem Church
East Pennsylvania
The
United Evangelical Church
Emmanuel United Evangelical Church
Corner Centre
Union Streets
Bethlehem
W. H. Buch
A. R. Keller
John McCloud
Rey
G. W. Imboden
Livingston
Frances
Keller
Consecration Services at Mellinger's Union Church
Sunday and weeklong services marked the consecration of the remodeled Mellinger's Union church near Schoeneck West Cocalico township The church built in 1861 underwent extensive improvements to meet modern requirements Rev F A Wechsel of Lititz preached Monday and Rev J H Hershey of Lutz was slated to preach Tuesday The event drew local churchgoers and featured daily sermons and commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoeneck
West Cocalica Township
Mellinger
Union Church
F. A. Wechsel
Lititz
J. H. Hershey
Lutz
Obituaries for Enck, Snavely, Bear in Lancaster area
Mrs. Julia Enck of Mt Airy died in Philadelphia at 65. Survived by husband and siblings Henry Goshert Polly Root Elias White and others. Funeral in Mt Airy and Melinger’s church with interment nearby. Mrs. Samuel H Snavely died at 74 in Manheim after illness. Survived by husband and children. services in Manheim Mennonite church and Hornley cemetery. Harry B Bear son of Abram Bear died at 44 in Kissel Hill after illness. Survived by mother and three sisters. services held at home and Salem Lutheran church. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Enck
Martin Enck
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Enck
Henry Goshert
Schoeneck
Elias White
Hopeland
Polly Root
Richland
Harry B. Bear
Abram Bear
Kissel Hill
Milton Stauffer
Lititz
Lemon Bear
Brownstown
Katie
Salem Lutheran Church
Marriages in Lititz and Surrounding Areas
Multiple 1910s era notices record weddings in Lititz and nearby towns. Anna Blanche Lane and Rev. Christian Hostetter wed at the bride’s parents’ home with immediate family present, and will reside in Refton after April. Abram Leaman wed Anna Ditzler at a Lancaster parsonage with no attendants. Harry M. Baker and Mabel H. Erb married in Lititz Moravian church with a 10 day motor trip planned post ceremony. A double wedding united Stella Frysinger with Henry May and Anna Frysinger with Elias Hornberger in Bainbridge and Manheim respectively, followed by a family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blanche Lane
Samuel H. Lane
Lititz
Christian N. Hostetter
Christian Hostetter
Washington Boro
C. N. Hostetter
Refton
Abram Leaman
Anna Ditzler
Lancaster
G. B. Raezer
Liberty Street
William Ditzler
Owl Hill
Baker
Erb
Harry M. Baker
Palmyra
Lebanon County
Mabel H. Erb
Levi H. Erb
South Spruce Street
Crosland
New England States
Samuel Frysinger
Bainbridge
Stella Frysinger
Henry
Manheim
Anna Frysinger
Elias Hornberger
J. H. Ginter
East Petersburg
Mrs. Morris Brumbach dies at 60 near Hammer Creek
Mrs. Morris Brumbach aged 60 died Monday morning at four o'clock at her home near Hammer Creek from a complication of diseases. Survived by husband Morris and children Hiram Lizzie Isaac Stella Daniel Paris Susan and Elmer, plus thirteen grandchildren. Brothers John Benjamin Peter and Isaac. Funeral Thursday at 9:15 at home then 10 at Hammer Creek Church. Interment in adjacent cemetery with Old Mennonite minister officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Morris Brumbach
Hammer Creek
Hiram
Lizzie
Christian Habecker
Lititz
Isaac
Near Clay
Stella
Norman Kauffman
Pine Hill
Daniel
Millport
Maria
Paris Brubaker
Mt. Joy
Elmer
John
Benjamin
East Petersburg
Peter
Terre Hill
Old Mennonite Church
Obituary notices for Kauffman and Royer families
Mrs Rolandus H Kauffman and Mrs Lizzie 5 Kauffman die at 52 after months of illness. Survived by husband and children in Lititz Neffsville and Nettsville. funeral at Landis Valley Mennonite church. Zeno Royer son of John and Mary Royer dies at 27 in Akron after tuberculosis. VAL district private and public services at Grace United Evangelical church. Interment Lutheran cemetery Rothsville. Read Miller Wahecker ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Kauffman
Rolandus H. Kauffman
Neffsville
United Evangelical Church
George Gamber
Lititz
Clayton
Clayton Seaman
Nettsville
Morris Wolf
Addison Graver
Neftsville
John Walters
Manheim
Jacob Stark
Nazareth
Harry Stark
Landis Valley
Zeno
John
Mary Royer
Akron
Royer
Akron High School
Penn State College
Bell Telephone Company
Woith Wolf
Brownstown
Christian
New York City
Gertrude
Grace United Evangelical Church
Rothsville
Wanted to Rent Three Furnished Rooms
A classifieds notice seeking three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply with full particulars to Box 309, Record Office, Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box 309
Record Office
Lititz
Stieff Company
Lancaster County Firemens Committees Appointed for Year
Captain Frank Deem announces appointed committees for the coming year. Executive: A L Campbell Columbia Wilmer E Kurtz Lancaster Benjamin L Herr Lampeter Iva Brosey Manheim L Ruppin Akron. Law and Legislature: Henry G Carpenter Mr Joy Amos R Buchanan Columbia D W Graybill West Petersburg H G Horst Elizabethtown A M Book Quarryville. Memorial: Jacob B Becker Manheim James L Schlottauer Columbia J Thomas Richardson Akron. Publicity: Emory Wagner Lititz chairman Harry B Rupp Reams town John J G Landis Bareville. Topics: Burd Sweigart Eph rata chairman H Harold Sheaffer Eden H S Newcomer Maytown A S Johns Neffsville Charles Brubaker Intercourse. Accounts: Frank B Forbes Quarryville chairman Henry R Herr West Willow W G Miller Lincoln Paul Keath Adamstown and G G Hoover Rothsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Deem
Association
A. L. Campbell
Columbia
Wilmer E. Kurtz
Lancaster
Benjamin L. Herr
Lampeter
Iva Brosey
Manheim
L. Ruppin
Akron
Henry G. Carpenter
Mr. Joy
Amos R. Buchanan
D. W. Graybill
West Petersburg
H. G. Horst
Elizabethtown
A. M. Book
Quarryville
Neffsville
Charles Brubaker
Intercourse
Frank B. Forbes
Chairman
Henry R. Herr
West Willow
W. G. Miller
Lincoln
Paul Keath
Adamstown
G. G. Hoover
Rothsville
Need of the Town brings lodgings to Lititz
A Lititz innkeeper, M. Yanko, props traveling public appeal with comfortable rooms and flexible weekly or monthly terms. He notes three men building a new bank stayed at his place after finding all other inns full, asserting his policy will draw visitors and boost town commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Lititz
M. Yanko
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nagle
Church of the Brethren
Fairview
Lexington
Erb’s
Mellinger’s Union Cha
J. B Young & Son
Samuel H. Snavely
Samuel H .Snavely
South Grant Street
Mennonite Church
Abram Lehman
Rapho
Philip Ruhl
Salunga
Peter H
Samuel H
Annie
Manheim Mennonite Church
Hornley’s
Leaman—Ditzler
Ian
Mrs
Zeno Royer
Miller & Wahecker
New York State
Leaman & Leed
REET
O. K
Harry W. Keller
Center Square
Ephrata
Lénov
United States
Co. Manheim, PA
Lititz Bag Company
North Alley
M. B. Weitzel Factory
Ritchie
Main St
Woetti
Harry Gingrich
Acme Metal Products CO
Lititz, Pa
John Moore R. D
McKee Weaver
Front St
Lénoy
Alto
Frank E. Schnerer
Ford
J. F. Longenecker
Bell
Contract Books
Pierce
Medical Press
Washington Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Harry B. Snavely
R. D
Jersey
E. P. Althouse
N. Broad St
H. T. Frueruff
South St. Cloud St
Allentown, Pa
Amedeo Bn
Aippiy
William Kissinger
N. Cedar &J
Harold Murr
Ind
Snowtt
T. W. Steffy
Julius Roth
East Main St
Marrow
Dennis
Iénov
Alénov
Roy Buch Manheim
Manheim & Penn Township Turnpike Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Joseph B. Wissler
Franklin Paper Co
A. F. Harderer
Asst
Treas
Sale Register
Warwick House
Frank Badorf
Gingrich
E. K. Zartman
Ignoy
Lancaster County Firemens’ Com
Mittees
the Selz
Pfautz Bros
Jeweler Optometrist
U.S
P. B. Bucher
Front Street
Park View Hotel
Pilgrim Woolen CO
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Lénovif
Bradley
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