Religious Notices From Local Churches
Moravian and other church listings describe Sunday services at 10 A M and evening programs, Bible study and Sunday school, lovefeasts, and confirmations. Several congregations including Moravian, United Evangelical, Reformed, Lutheran, and Church of the Brethren are noted with pastors and start times, plus a union Thanksgiving service and missionary society reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
S. S
Y. Pls. CO. BE
Ev. Lutheran
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Brickerville
Penryn
Warnex
Reformed Church
U. S
George B. Raezer
Crurch
Rum Bretaren
Middle Creek
Graybill’s
Manheim
Mennonivh
Hammer Creek
Lexington Union Chapel
St. James Lutheran Church
United Church Wedding Ties John M Smith to Aliss Dissinger
John M. Smith of Elizabethtown and Aliss Justina Dissinger of Campbelltown Lebanon county wed recently in Kutztown by Rev N Dissinger a cousin of the bride's father. The couple plans a western state honeymoon and will reside near Elizabethtown. The bride is sister to the late Fairy Dissinger of the area and has frequent visitors here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Smith
Elizabethtown
Aliss
Justina Dissinger
Campbellstown
Lebanon County
Kutztown
N. Dissinger
Fairy Dissinger
Agriculture Notes on Beans Wheat and Leaf Tobacco Trade
Beans and wheat yields noted with Bricker’s four acres of Jan wheat yielding 125 bushels and 42 bushels from replanted beans sold in Shig community. Levy leases Seldomridge warehouse. Helman to pack in Warwick schoolhouse. Field buyers remain quiet as farmers wait to see crop market direction. no sales at last year’s prices anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Bricker
William Levy
Lancaster
Old-Fashioned Oven Fades From Farm Life
The old hearth oven, once common in farmhouses for bread and pies, is largely disappearing as disuse grows. Bakers’ bread and home baking faded due to the effort involved, with ovens often crumbling. Bread baked at home was a weekly or biweekly family ritual.
Preacher Rev Prants Visits Walnut Town Parish
Rev Willian Prants serving as pastor of a Walnut Town Presbyterian church visits his parents Mr and Mrs A C Plantz. He preached at United Evangelical Church Sunday evening after early schooling interrupted by work on the P and R railway. He later pursued college at Myerstown and drifted west before serving a small church and reaching his goal. Roy Plants is a natural talker and his sermon was well received despite critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mexico
Z. N. Jones
Lebanon
Women's Missionary Society
Yousg Ladies Otterbein Guild
F. A. Weicksel
Akron
Church of the Brethren
George Falkenstein
Elizabethtown College
Lutheran Charch
Rothsville
Moravian Church
Order of Independent America
St. Paul's Lutheran Bureau
Willian Prants
Walnut
Town
A. C. Plantz
Plantz
United Evangelical Church
Plautz
Roy
Prantz
Ap Hill
First season arrests for rabbit law violations in Lancaster County
Warden Samuel Keene reports two arrests for selling game. David of Christiana was fined five dollars and costs after being charged with selling a rabbit he shot. Purchaser Frank Stewart, also of Christiana, paid a similar fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Samuel Keene
David
Christiana
Frank Stewart
Continue Making Gas Wash Straps For Government Use
Continue Making Gas Wash Straps N. B. Workman Co. of this place manufactures cotton webbing products for gas masks. Seventeen thousand five hundred yards of straps were turned out for the Red Cross. The plant can produce wear y 5,342 yatts of webbing a day. If in a continuous strip, it would reach over a mile. The webbing leaves the factory as a finished product and is made into halters and trunk straws. Leather scarcity boosts the business. The plant continues to make straps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Workman Co
Red Cross
Meeting of Boroven Council Discusses Resignation and Bills
The Boroven council held a regular session with Burgess Dielim and four councilmen plus the solicitor present. Dielim reported license fees totaling 2 dollars and a concrete project update. Resignation of the burgess was received and accepted. Bills for Brubaker, Derr, Walter Miller, and others were approved. The Lititz High School basketball team opens Thanksgiving in the home gym, facing Rothsville High. Coach Victor Wagner aims for a strong season. Local lineup includes Doster, Stout, Kreider, Heyp, Bachman. Upcoming games include Palmyra, Ephrata, Marietta, Millersville, Myerstown, Mount Joy, Quarryville, Lancaster High, York Collegiate. Season tickets at 1 dollar for ten games. dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess G. G. Dielim
J. H. Bomberger
I. H. Bomberger
R. Posey
H.1 Pierson
Jos. B. Wissler
Burgess Dielim
Rodmam
N. Derr
Walter Miller
Fugmey
Klelner Brenneman
Lprenspete
Weit
Stauffer, Labor
Adams, Hauling
Lititz
Rothsville High
Victor Wagner
Turlitz
Doster
Stout
Kreider
Heyp
Bachman
Palmyra
Ephrata
Marietta
Millersville
Myerstown
Mount Joy
Quarryville
Lancaster High
York Colegiate Institute
Market Prices And Humorous Notes From Thanksgiving Week
The market offered chick ens at 1.40 apiece dressed and a duck at 1.60. Eggs 72 cents a dozen, laid 34 cents a pound. sausage 38 cents. lettuce two cents a head. walnuts a half peck 20 cents. turnips 15 cents a half peck. white potatoes 25 cents. sweets 30 cents a half peck. Beets cooked for table. Patchwork of quips on turkeys and holidays follows, including jokes about conservation and the turkey as king, and a note urging early holiday shopping.
Resignation of Lititz Burgess Accepted by Council
G Graybill Diehm submitted his resignation as Burgess of Lititz Borough Lancaster County to the town council citing his upcoming election to the Pennsylvania General Assembly and the incompatibility of offices. The council and citizens expressed deep gratitude for his service and accepted his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Lititz
County of
Lancaster
State of
Pennsylvania
General Assembly of
Commonwealth
G Graybill
Graybil Diehm
H. A. Bomberger
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United
Holy Matrimony
Swith-Dissinger
Tobacco News
William Plantz
France
Empey
Sergt
Arthur Guy Empey
Boroven Council
Turkey
Pwite
Iit
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Burgess Driehws
Jippes
G. G. Diem
Burgess
Attest
J. B. Iter
England
Jingland
Pfautz
Rossession
H.C. Miller
David PY
Bricker
David P. Brigker Lititz
Kissel Hill
Edison Phonograph
Wheeling
JA. Bausman Rissel Hily
Watt. & Shand
Mike
Ideal Cocoa & Cilocolate CO
Kent
Hecomd
Haelip
John BR. Gibbeil
Lina Lititz
Speedwell Mill
Elisabeth Township
B. BP
Weidner
Otich
North
Livita
J.C. Brubater i. de
Lititz Risser
East New St
Levi Verger
Abram Balmer
Frank R. Dieem
PRI
Nis
Harry
Dissinger
North Broad Street
AARKY
Lott
Tne Th. Py
South Spruce Hill
Sauber
Fasnacht
Hote Hmrshey Lehman CO
GEO. E
Schreiber
Estilla Grosch
Main St
Association
Lantz Jeweler
Eastman
KODAK
R. N. Wolfe
Mack’s Coffee
Pfautz Bros
Victrola Records
Broad Street Department Store
Cope
Servns Coods
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