Moravian and Reform Church Notices in Lititz Area
Religious notices list Moravian and Lutheran sermons and confirmations across Rothsville Lititz Akron Penryn and Lititz with dates and times. Preacher names include Rev R E Crosland Rev TF A Weichsel Rev G B Bauer Rev J C Rapper and Rev J S Harper with services at 10 AM 7 PM and 1 30 PM and thanksgiving events on Thursday Nov 28 at 9 AM and 4 PM plus preparations for Holy Communion and women’s society activities through weeklong meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
Barvices
Luormerran
TF. A. Weichsel
Pentor
Rothsville
Akron
Lititz
Warwick Chargh
Reformed Cavew
U. S
George Bower
Penryn
G. B. Rapzer
J. C. Rap2er
Lancaster
Church OF the Brethren
Nefisville
Mans
Lexington
Sersat Lititz
Rev. J
S&s S
JD Brethren
Miller, Presse Servic
Ms. Go, B
Missionary Society Marks Sixth Anniversary with Love Feast
The Women’s Mission Society of Javian Church held its sixth anniversary with a love feast and services. Rev. E L Wolfe of New York preached in morning and evening and gave an afternoon address. A solo program and music accompanied the service as fund contributions were announced for Nicaragua and other missions. The event also highlighted a patriotic concert at Carnegie Hall and a fund drive tied to the Fourth Liberty Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missions Society of Javian Church
Wolfe
New York City
Mvs
Ucts
Lagen
Rufus Iebon
Nicaragua
Home Foreign Missions
Carnegie Hall
York
Gaili-Curci
Caruso
McCormack
Heifietz
Prayer
Young & Son
Peanos
Untitled notice from Lititz local reports on ship danger
Lush er Weicksel of St Petersbores Fa nephew of Rev FL A Weicksel observed Sunday in Lititz. Cayenna makes voyages through a danger zone around Hogland and Scotland as German submarines are sighted repeatedly threatening a speed vessel torpedo attempt thwarted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusher Weicksel
St. Petersbores
FL A. Weicksel
Lititz
Hogland
Scotland
Ceyoma
Paing
Esoanod
Agriculture Notes of Interest at Lancaster Institute
Agriculture Notes of Interest outlines the Farmers Institute at Lititz High School Auditorium on Nov 29 30 with free public sessions. Key speakers include J W Bruckart M H McCallum Theodore Wittman Sheldon Funk and others covering poultry feeding budgeting fertilizers legumes and postwar farming. Other county institutes are scheduled in Lampeter Paradise Blue Ball Maytown with multiple local organizers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Farmers’ Institute
Lititz High School
M. H. McCallum
Theodore W. Wittman
Allentown
Hannah Mok
Lyons
Lincoln University
Sheldon W. Funk
Boyertown
David J. Rickert
Lexington
J. C. Brubaker
Litita R
Abram Z. Bomberger
Lititz R
BH. L. Miller
Irs
J. H. Frank
Ephrata R
C. B. Snyder
Magsie Miller
Brickerville
C. G. Minnich
G. G. Minnich
M. TI
Shenk
Jos
Bucher
W. W. Gibbel
Lampeter
Paradise
Blue Ball
Maytown
pumpkins fill field along railroad between Ephrata and Akron
A field between Ephrata and Akron is covered with pumpkins, possibly five hundred, left to spoil as freezing approaches. The pumpkins are useful for livestock and table dishes, with pumpkin pie variants noted. B Gehnauer reports selling 23 New Idea manure spreaders, highlighting labor savings as farms cope with labor scarcity through better machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Akron
B. Gechnauer
Ealer
Gothnaner
Celery Season At Local Market With Fresh Bounty
Favorable weather lengthened the celery season and produced unusually large stalks. Market stalls offered a wide array of produce including lettuce, onions, sprouts, and especially celery. Prices appeared low with celery at 10 cents a bunch and various items such as potatoes, pork products, butter, and cheeses priced modestly for Saturday shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitz
Warwick House Sale Draws Crowds and Strong Prices
Saturday’s Warwick House sale drew many townspeople as favorable weather boosted business. Ninety-three buyers sold 594 lots including cows at up to 149 155 and 148 dollars, 158 pigs averaging strong prices, six geese, 98 bushels of potatoes and other produce, and 71 brooms bringing modest figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Monroe Shue
Lutherans and Moravians Seek Denominational Union
The war may push churches toward closer ties as representatives of nine Protestant denominations met in Philadelphia to discuss an interdenominational plan for a united federal church. The United Lutheran Church in America announced its first annual convention, naming leaders for the executive board and noting the three Lutheran churches forming the new body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
United States
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Organic Union of the
Evangelical Churches In America
Presbyterian Church In
Reformed Church In the
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Churches
Disciples of Christ
Eyangelical Synod of South America
Moravian Church In America
United Lutheran Church In America
Albany
J. C. Glatz
Gettysburg
George
Neff
York
Harvey G. Miller
H. A. Weller
J. A. W. Haas
Allentown
YT. E. Schmauk
Lebanon
Frederick Hendrick
Rochester
N. Y
William, H. Hager
Lancaster
Fragmented 1918 Recordings and Holiday Notes Highlight Local Wit
A collage of quips and notices from 1918 wittily comments on democracy, inflation, Thanksgiving, and wartime life. Jokes touch on Kaiser Bill, autocracy, shortages, and family finance while noting local events like firehouse work and public sentiment as Christmas nears. Names appear in brief telegram references and ads for coats reach readers with seasonal savings.
Landis Cassel Wedding Held in East Petersburg
Miss Anna L. Landis and John R. Cassel wed Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Landis in East Petersburg. Rev A F Hottenstein officiated. The bride, a St Joseph’s Hospital nurse graduate of 1907, and the groom, a Penn township farmer, were married before close family. A wedding dinner followed as they depart for a trip to Shenandoah Valley Virginia and plan to reside at the groom’s home after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Landis
East Petersburg
Anna L. Landis
John R. Cassel
Penn Township
A. F. Hottenstein
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Autemobile
Shenandoah Valley
Vir- Sinja
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Suanday- Womonith
Erb’s
Landis Valley
FF A Weichsel
Crickerville
Wek
The
Women’s Missionary Association
Young Ladies’ Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
M. B. Jones
Teba- Wij
St. Jamies’ Lauthr
Seers’ Association
General Hospital
Harper
Rey
Fleck
S. Miller
Missionare Society
BELD
Liberty Loan
Lititz, PA
Sailor
Agriculture Notes of
Farmers’ Institute
GG. Minnich
J. W. Bruck
TAS
Ititz High School
Mek Loyers
Theo. W. Wittman
J. Clayton Brulaker
M. Ht. McCalin
Sheldon Don W. Fimk
Theo
W. Wittman
M. H. McCaldin
Sheldon W.W. Punk
H EY. Brubaker
R. Lloyd Bamberger
John S. Hess
R. Ularvey Royer
B. L. Miller
R. Abram
Bamberger
R. Alt. Bomberger
Joseph A. Bucher
Taulz R
Christian Charles
Harry B. Brubaker
Little R
Arthur Bruckart
Litita
Havid J. Rickert
G.G. Minnich
Lititz RB
John Peters
Honestic Science and
Warwick
Kaiser Bill
Bil
Iggs
Dad
New York
Morris Cohen
H. Huttner & Co
Cohen
Jobling
John Hester
John R. Gibbel
Comrell Sturgis
Speedwell Mill
Isabete
Wdralp
Weidner
Otige
North Litiva
ACOB
W. Risstr
Tait
Brubait B.D. Liitz
Zig Duast
Ritelen
Front St. Lititz
Mm Balmier
Kim
Asram Balmer Fra
B.dem
PRI
Harry 8
Digsinger
North Broad Street
Paret
Forther Pettey
Onder Gined
Premis
Barry
Dissinger Des
Blang
Atos
Walter W. Mercer
Spruce St
Litite
GEO. H. Echreibine
Belail Merchants’ Association
Rogers
Hepp
Lititz Jeweler
Eastman
KODAK
Cassel-Landis
R. N. Wolfe
Main Street
Libby
Old State
Creamo
LE Luria UH Evan
Pfautz Bros. Department Store
Victrola
Broad Street Department Store
Cope
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