Neighborhood News Harvest Home Services and Meetings
Community notices report Harvest Home Services at Mt. Zion Evangelical church with fruit and flower decorations. Women's Society at Zion Lutheran met at Mrs. G. F. Steiner's home. Loyal Workers class met at Mrs. Henry Mohn's home. Alcon Volunteer Wire Company festival featured Ringgold Band. A wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Snader followed a recent marriage. Numerous local residents visit relatives and attend church events across Lititz, Reading, and nearby towns.
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Mt. Zion Evangelical Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Zion Lutheran Church
G. F. Steiner
Loyal Workers Class
Evangelical Congregational Sunday School
Henry Mohn
Alcon Volunteer Wire Company
Ringgold Band of
Reading
Javer
John H. Reitz
Hsther
J. Walter Snader
Samuel le Ella Shirk
Lorraine
Ralph Snain
Witmer Esleman
Relda
Joy
Ann
G. F. Weill
A. Rueh
Plush
Tchenes Young
Petersbore
Richland
Levi Miller
John Getz
Ivy. Mclaughlin
Tan
Jacob Shirker
Arthur Gui
Judia
Lois
Cora Albright
Manheim
Smith
Lencaster
Bender
D. P. Neitrich
Daniel Deitrich
Surat
Wesley
Marlin
Rufus Macaulin
Hahnstown
N. Wolf
Church of the Brethren
H. Sanger
Leban
H. Miller
Swartzville
Guy Tull
Hufus Roether
Ey Es Pout Surith
Myah Teister
Ephrata
Local Harvest Notes Highlight Apple Busker Event
Faded clipping notes a rustic event with apples and a busker in a farming community. Mentions Columbus Day as a local feral holiday and lists unnamed guests arriving at a farm, though details are fragmented.
Community Socials Record Weekend Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Samuel W Elser hosted a Sunday dinner with numerous relatives including Betty Parson Billy Keller Helen Grace Keller of Lexington Ada Shenk Lititz and Morris Shenk Brickerville Also Mr P O Elser visited his sister Mrs Hannah C Mellinger near Mt Airy Saturday Elmer Rock and son attended church at Kis sel Hill Parishioners hosted Communion at St John s Lutheran Brickerville A fist of serenaders visited Tuesday evening for the newly married Martin Trollinger duo and the Elser Gerhart family shared Monday evening with the elder Mrs Gerhart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Elser
Frank Keller
Betty
Billy Parson
Shillington
Samuel K. Keller
Helen
Grace
Lexington
Henry Shenk
Ada Shenk
Lititz
Morris Shenk
Brickerville
P. 0. Elser
Hannah C. Mellinger
Mt. Airy
Elmer Rock
Kissel Hill Church
Lloyd Ober
Lebanon
Sara Hiser
J. W. Gerhart
Margaret
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Halfville Happenings Plea Recap of Weekend Visits
Town notes list numerous social visits across the area including Todd and family at Conawingo, E Adams and family with Samuel Fry and Samuel Try Sr visiting Mr Joy, Galen Balmer and M Fitmer in York and Rothsville, Miss Fry waiting in the til y, Robert Garman and wife visiting Buffalo, and Jey Spahr of Manheim delivering dowry Mease’s hit before heading to George Rose and daughter in Lancaster for a weekend visit. The period references a sale worth 5190 with 29 acres.
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Todd
Conawingo
BR. E. Adams
Samuel C. Fry
Samuel Try Sr
Mr. Joy
Galen Balmer
York
M. G. Shreiner
Rothsville
Miss Fry
M. Fitmer
Rovert Garman
Dat
Buffalo
Suunds
Jey Spahr
Manheim
Mease
George Rose
Daughters
Lancaster
Charles
Pine Hill Happenings and Funeral Notes Near Roths
Mrs Daniel Wentling and the funeral of Mrs Clarence were at Hornley church near Vheim Friday. Ray Her Good, Jamil Mr. and Myorman Kauffman of Bruanerville visited with Mr and Mrs ing. Bernice Ehrhart and Verna Reidenbach spent Sunday afternoon with Kreiter near Lititz. Amos Garman and Samuel Landis of own spent Thursday. John Landis family visited Mrs Henry Landis at Manheim. Philip Artim and family near Lititz visited Aaron Landis. Farm Women No 1 met at Mrs Walter Ehrhart’s. Members listed. Walter Ehrhart and family, Emmanuel Fry, and Daniel Wentling bought a Millport farm. Rothsville S S elected officers Grace Miller president Reba nne Weachter treas Irene William Cantwell advisor. Sophomores and 1928 list noted with students at St Joseph’s Lancaster, Lancaster Bible College, Chester State Teachers College, and Millersville.
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Daniel Wentling
Clarence
Hornley Church
Vheim
Ray
Good
Jamil
Myorman Kauffman
Bruanerville
Ing
Aml Childane Isbert
Abram Buber
Bernice Ehrhart
Verna Reidenbach
Roths
Edna Carpentier
Fay
Edith Reidenbach
Vena
Beatrice
Mersida Erb
Daughte Anna
M. Verona Brock- Anna Pehm
Priscilla Hes
Emma Burkholder
Otto Gertrude Ee E Teidenbach
Hane Na
Walter Hhrhart
Q Anr
Emmanuel Fry
Anday
Daniel Wenttingutz
Millport
Cheater ‘Gray
Rothsyle i. S. Hase
Grace Miller
Peul Risse
Rebanne Weachter
Treas
Irene William H. Cantwell
Robert Mumme
Ethel Hoage Vollertson
Od Vandhe L
Of 1928
Mira
St. Joseph’s Bos
Lancaster
Fra Bushone
Carla Brubaker
Lancaster Baines College
Wilmer Cedar
Chester State Teachers’ College
Groff
Millersville State
Lancaster Family Notes and Arrivals Around Town
Miss Mae and Miss Mary Susser visited their brother J. H. Musser in Lancaster recently. Mr and Mrs David Graham of Benton Columbia County returned home after work on a State Road project. Miss Katie Mumma, after five weeks as a patient at Lancaster General Hospital, returned home to her parents Mr and Mrs William Mumma.
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Teachers’ College
He Hackman
Elizabetht Colle
John Adams
Barry &' Fecher
Lancaster
Brubaker
Mae
Mary Susser
J. H. Musser
David Graham
Benton
Columbia County
Graham
Katie Mumma
Lancaster General Hospital
William Mumma
Meeting of Farm Women at Pine Hill home
The Society of Farm Women No. 1 met at M Walter Ehrhart’s Pine Hill home on Saturday afternoon with sixteen members and seven visitors. Officers elected were President M. W. Hess, Vice President Anna Erb, Recording Secretary Mrs. Cullen Carpenter, Corresponding Secretary Miss Louisa Weitzel, Treasurer Mrs. J. C. Brubaker. The next meeting is planned for November at Mrs. W. Mar B’s home.
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Society of Farm Women No. 1
Walter Ehrhart
Pine Ille
M. W. Hess
Anna Erb
Cullen Carpenter
Louisa Weitzel
J.C Brubaker
W. Mar B
Rally Day at Moravian S H observed in Moravia
Sunday service led by Alfred Doupie and Sive reading featured Betty Scripture Lesson and Rev group prayer. John Way gave morning talk titled Beauti The event included ten classes with full attendance and a choir performance. Attendance reported as $19.05. Bert Kauffman announced.
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Moravia
LMSS
Lititz
Bert Kauffman
Tin
Series of Church Meetings Scheduled in Brethren Parish
A sequence of church meetings titled the GS'thren series will continue for two weeks with John Buffenmover as the guest speaker, delivering the gospel and guiding congregants through the sessions. The events occur at the Brethren church, offering spiritual instruction and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Gs'thren
John Buffenmover
Lititz Rotary Promotes Education To Keep Boys In School
A Lititz Rotary education appeal argues illiteracy fuels crime and guides boys toward vice. From a former penitentiary warden, the piece stresses that schooling balances life and prevents delinquency, urging community effort to educate boys and secure safe futures. The fifth of five appeals by the Boys' Work Committee, titled He Profits Most Who Is Best.
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Lititz
Cars Popularity Drives Better Deals for Buyers
Frank Gable notes that popularity makes a model attractive and enables buyers to secure favorable terms. Hudson-Essex dealers emphasize high volume selling, allowing unusually favorable appraisals on trade ins and strong used car inventories to attract new buyers.
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Frank Gable
Hudson-Essex
T Hudson and Essex
Hudson Essex cars drive favorable trade terms claim
The ad touts advantageous trade allowances for buyers upgrading transport, promising generous car-for-car credits and easy down payments. It extols Hudson Essex as the world’s top six cylinder line and asserts lasting quality, backed by the dealer’s pledge to stand behind used car merits and deliver on promises.
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Hudson-Essex
Hudson
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Herb
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G. Graybilt
Dieh
R. Posey
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By & J
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