Moravian and Evangelical Church Services Listed
Moravian worship and sermons noted with times for morning and evening services. Trinity United Evangelical and United Brethren schedules include Bible study, sermons, and a lecture by Prof. Keller on anti saloon league aims. Lutheran and Mennonite services listed with timings and farewell services. Catholic conductes mass on first third fifth Sundays.
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E. S. Crosland
Diener
C. FE
Trinity United B Evangelical
G. W. Imboden
United Brethren
J. M. Walters
C. E
C. S. Keller
Albright College
St. Paul’s Lutheran
W. EK. Fleck
S. S
el Hill
G. B. Raezer
Haramer Creek
Kauffman’s
Lututs
Church of the Brethren
Lititz
Gray
Manheim
G. Kantzman
Otterbein Guild
Woman's Missionary Association
Oregon
Amos Martin
Millersville
Missions and Sewing Society News at St Pauls Lutheran
The Missionary Society packed five boxes for Lloysville Orphans Home and Monroe Mission in Washington DC. Dressmaking and blankets were donated by Sunday School classes and individuals. The Ladies Sewing Society sale is set for November 29 in the Parish House. A Near East Relief offering will be taken at Sunday School. The Tyiener's Fest servants love feast will be held next Sunday afternoon in the Moravian church on Advent's first Sunday, November 27, inviting all active in church work.
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Missionary Society of
Moravian Bible class social and church events listed
The Moravian Pastor's Bible class will meet at 7:80 PM in the Parish House with members and spouses invited. The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran hosts a Christmas Sale and Festival on November 26 featuring oysters corn soup sandwiches ice cream and needlework. A Chapter meeting at K. Miller's home discusses Plautus The Capoves adaptation and welcomes new members. Miller opened a store at Oregon S C Blanchard built a new store there and runs the flour mill shipping flour to Amsterdam New York.
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Moravian Sunday School
S. S
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Miller
Oregon
S. C. Blanchard
Amsterdam
N.Y
Edible July potatoes praised by Henry Hess of Rome
Henry F. Hess reports a four acre July potato crop harvested last Friday after planting July 18. Dry planting and fall conditions reduced size, but yield was uniform and ready for market. Hess finds them mealy and good, selling to Lititz residents with ongoing orders, noting storage quality and potential for a potato growers organization to ease shipping economics.
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Henry F. Hess
Rome
Mr. Hess
Tess
Potatoes Shipped Here and Away By Philadelphia Buyer
Edward Heidrick of Philadelphia bought a carload of potatoes among the farmers and sent them to the city this week. He will ship another car load Tuesday. He pays one dollar per bushel for all varieties except July potatoes at 75 cents. Heidrick cites over production this year.
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Potato Organization of Farmers
Edward Heidrick
Philadelphia
Death of Mrs. Anna Mumma Widow of John Mumma
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Mumma 73 widow of John Mumma died at her sister Mrs. Charles Tole’s home in Lancaster on Tuesday at 2 am. A Brownstown resident for 30 years she was preceded in death by her husband five years ago. Survived by children Wm. Mumma Lititz Mamie Smith Shillington and Rev. Monroe Mumma Elizabethville and by sisters Mrs. Tole Lancaster Mrs. Lizzie Groff Bowmansville Mrs. Rebecca Witmyer Manheim and William Snyder Mifflintown. Brief funeral at her sister’s home Thursday 12:45 pm and Ebenezer church Browns Town at 2 pm with interment in adjacent cemetery.
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Anna Elizabeth Mumma
John Mumma
Charles Tole
Lancaster
Mumma
Brownstown
Wm. Mumma
Lititz
Mamie Smith
Shillington
Monroe Mumma
Elizabethville
Lizzie Groff
Bowmansville
Rebecca Witmyer
Manheim
William Snyder
Mifflintown
Mrs
Tole
Ebenezer Church
Rabbit outsmarts hunter in Chester County hunt
In a Lititz party in Chester county a hunter aimed at a rabbit and boasted to see its eye. The rabbit leaped away just as the hunter approached, escaping the shot and leaving the party startled by the animal's quick reflexes.
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Chester County
Auto Stolen From Y M C A S near Lititz Owner Hear Senator Willis
An automobile owned by Isaac W. Singer living near Lititz was stolen Wednesday evening from the West Orange street side of the Y M C A building in Lancaster while he attended an address by Senator Willis in the Martin Auditorium. The car was found Thursday morning on North Duke Street Lancaster with the gas supply exhausted, apparently used by joy riders.
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Isaac
W. Singer
Lititz
West Orange Street
Lancaster
Senator Willis
Martin Auditorium
North Duke Street
Tancaster
Misses Scheneberger and Birkenhine Host Party
Misses Emma Scheneberger and Mary Birkenhine hosted a Saturday party at the new home of Emma's parents at East Main and Elm. About fifty guests from Lancaster and nearby towns attended as piano and vocal selections and games entertained before a 9:30 table of refreshments.
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Emma Scheneberger
Mary Birkenhine
Commer East Main
Elm Streets
Lancaster
Salunga
Landisville
Brickerville
Denver
Local Farmer Plans Wool Suit From Farm Produced Wool
Local farmers who raise sheep pool their wool through the county association. They expect to fetch higher prices if sold individually. Wool will be sent to a Chambersburg factory to be turned into blankets and robes. Some farmers already plan cloth for clothing. Buttermilk is used by large poultrymen to raise chicks and feed hens.
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County Farmers Association
Chambersburg
Clayton Brubaker
Chambershur
Willis Gibbes
Bruonderville
Larger Life Campaign Reaches $40,000 Goal at Moravian Church
At Sunday's opening service Rev. Crosland announced the Larger Life Movement goal of $40,000 was met, closing a successful missionary day. The 99th anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society was celebrated with Rev. Samuel Wedman of Sang Sungta Nicaragua as speaker, and 36 new members joined the society.
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Crosland
Women’s Missionary Society
Samuel Wedman
Sang Sungta
Nicaragua
Victor Wagner
Robert Brennacke, Jr
Lancaster
Charles Nagel
S. Jo . Beckler
Wedman
Mrs Amanda Kauffman Dies at 53 in Lancaster Area
Mrs Amanda Kauffman wife of Monroe Kauffman of Brumerville died Tuesday at 2 25 pm at Lancaster General Hospital after stomach troubles She was 53 and survived by husband a son Norman of Pine Hill a daughter Mrs Lutz near Schoeneck and her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Nessinger Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday at 12 30 pm and at the U B church at 1 pm with Rev Cyrus Gibbes and Rev J M Walters officiating Interment Brunnerville cemetery Also reports a new meat store opened by Howard Bender on Main Street saw strong business with plans for more help and extended hours including sausage sale at 18 cents Friday and Saturday Produce market listing butter eggs lard
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Amanda
Monroe Kauffman
Brumerville
Lancaster General Hospital
Norman
Pine Hill
Lutz
Schoeneck
Isaac Nessinger
U. B
Cyrus Gibbes
J. M. Walters
Brunnerville Cemetery
Howard Bender
Main Street
Rothsville stenographer elopes with Rothsvalle man to Cuba
Helen Hallacher, 22, a Rothsville stenographer in Lancaster, ran away with Luther Hoster, 30, of Rothsville. She withdrew about $300 from a bank and disappeared with him possibly to Cuba. Her family, Milton and Mrs Hallacher, are distraught as city papers report the case.
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Helen Hallacher
Rothsville
Lancaster
Luther Hoster
Hoster
Newark
N. J
Cuba
Milton Hallacher
Temperance lecture and get-rich-quick quips
A temperance lecturer uses a water vs beer donkey joke to prompt audience reaction about alcohol. In a separate exchange a red tie man boasts of perpetual motion money via a cash register, poking fun at scams and profit tricks.
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Diener’s Fest
Moravian
Liephian
K. Miller
Plautus
Donkins
Henry Hess
East Main Street
Henry Sturgis
Reuben Diehm
Emanuel Grube
Ards
Larger Life
Amanda Kauffman
Rothsvalle
B. F. Lutz
Cedar Street
Ind
Our Place
Meldor Knitting Mill
Record Printing Office
Broad St
Lititz Fire Company
I. G. Bushong
Rothsville Mills
Lititz Grantt
C. T. Ritchie Main Street
Thane Tf
E. K. Zartman
Gunning
Adams’ Confectionary
Squire Ruth
Record Office
S. Broad St
Warwick House
John Doster
Ephrata
Fred Spinner
Addie Bachman
S. Locust St
Front Street
Frank E Eby
North Locust St
Denis
George Dennis
East Front St
Geo. B. McCauley
Furrier
Harold Murr
Ani
East Main St
Albert Christener
N. Broad Street
Liney Tf
Lititz Springs
Clayton Roth
Lititz, Pa
E. Main St
Rogers
Pennsylvania Toy Novelty Mfg. Co
Santa Claus
Scott's Book Store
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