Sunday church notices list area services and pastors
Moravian led by Rev E. Crosland at 9 15, preaching 10 30 and 7. Kissei Hill Lutheran Rally Day at 9. S churches in Akron Rothsville Brickerville Penryn with 9 AM. Tinnted Brethren led by Rev J C H Light with Bible school 9 30 and worship 10 30 and 7. Penryn Holy Communion 10 15 with preparatory service Saturday 2. Brickerville no service due to Holy Communion. Wititz 9 20, C E 7. Mennonite morning services at Erb's Lititz and Landis Valley. Church of the Brethren Longenecker's Fairview Millport Lititz, evening Lexington. United Evangelical Rev S A Nisey at 9 30 and 10 30 and 7.
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Crosland
Kissei Hill
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Brickerville
Penryn
Brethren
J. C. H. Light
Bible
Young Peoples Dept
Jr. OG. E
Reformed
George B. Baczar
GC. E. Society
Wititz
C. E
C. BE
Jerusalem
Public School Teachers Entertained by WCTU
The W C T U will entertain public school faculty with a luncheon in St Pauls Lutheran basement on Monday Oct 18 at 5 30 P M Speakers include Dy II EB Gress Lancaster City Schools superintendent and Hannah Whitson Continuation School faculty. The event includes addresses and program notes.
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St. Pauul’s Lutheran Church
Dy. II
EB. Gress
Lancaster City
Hannah Whitson
Holy Matrimony in Lancaster as Meiskey and Herr wed
Richard H. Meiskey of Lititz and Miss Mary M. Herr of Manheim were married Friday by John F. Burkhart a Baptist licentiate in the alderman’s new Lancaster offices. The piece notes brighter prospects for home grown turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas with weather influence on small fowl, and reports on gapes disease absence and turkey breeding trends on local farms.
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Richard H. Meiskey
Lititz
Mary M. Herr
Manheim
John F. Burkhart
Lancaster Co
Lancaster Sty
Obituary notices from Neffsville and Lancaster area
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Lizzie Kratzart at 62 in Neffsville and Isaac Stauffer 40 in Manheim D. D. 5 from injuries at a hay loft fall. Fianna Reidenbach 89 dies in Lititz. Daniel W. Bartels 53, a longtime Lancaster trolley motorman, dies. services held in Lancaster and Concordia cemetery. Surviving family members listed for each obituary. Funeral arrangements noted. Interments at nearby cemeteries.
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John Kratzart
Lizzie Kratzart
Neffsville
Isaac Stauffer
Manheim
R. D
St. Joseph's Hospital
Noah
Homer
Vera
Anna
John
Palmyra
John Heller
Eden
Chiques Church
Daniel W. Bartels
Lancaster
Concordia Cemetery
Mr. Bartels
Lancaster-Lititz
Supplying the Winter Fuel on Lancaster Farms
Rural Lancaster farms prepare wood fuel for winter by cutting from woodland tracts. Trees are cut the previous winter and dried in summer before being hauled to barns and sawed into lengths with gasoline engines. Modern machinery greatly speeds this task. Coal scarcity barely worries farmers due to extensive wood use.
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Lancaster
Warwick Grange Regular Meeting Highlights
Warwick Grange No 1754 met at Rothsville High School on Monday evening. After business, ladies presented entertainment including recitation piano solo reading and a duet. A composition class was taught and pantomime of Old Black Joe performed. Refreshments were served. An exhibit is planned for the Community show at Litttg October 28 29 and 30. Manor Grange will render the program October 25.
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Warwick Grange
Rothsville High School
Cullen Carpenter
John Long
Eva Bushong
Steve Levan
Joe
The
Grange
Litttg
Manor Grange
Definition of rhubarb as celery gone bloodshot
An odd quip from The Outlook defines rhubarb in a humorous way as a kind of celery gone bloodshot remarking on playful language. The line showcases early 20th century humor that blends botanical terms with vivid imagery.
Scout courtesy in daily life urged by Beaver Patrol
A piece from Scout Joutdownh of KWK warns that courtesy to women children and the elderly is fading amid rapid progress. He argues honesty and kindness toward the weak animals and people, noting that commercializing courtesy destroys its value and threatens chivalry. Beaver Patrol, Troop 2 ee
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America
Warwick House Sale Noted for Large Tally of Goods
The Warwick Trouse sale Saturday saw 628 items sold. Rabbits brought 19 to 75 cents, poultry and fruit fetched several prices, including potatoes at 1 to 1.75 per bushel and shirts from 1.50 to 1.85. Afterward sales commence at 12 45 P M.
Preparing for the Winter in Lancaster County
Rural Lancaster County housewives steel for winter by drying corn making catsup boiling apple butter and preserving garden produce. Jars fill cellars with corn jelly jams and other staples as cabbage is stored for the off season. diligent homemaking is expected.
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Lancaster County
Rare sugar geniiobise found by acetylation process
The Bureau of Standards reports a rare sugar geniiobise produced as an extract from the waste liquor hydrol in crystalline corn sugar manufacture. Though not commercially valuable now, it may aid industrial chemists in solving corn sugar production problems. The byproduct name reflects its isolation from gentian rat sources.
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Bureau of Standards
Lost Wrist Watch In Town With Reward At Record Office
A woman's wrist watch was lost in town. A reward is offered and arrangements for collection are at the Record Office.
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St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Meiskey
Turkey
Fianna Reidenbach
Fianna R. Reidenbach
A. B. Reidenbach
East Main Street
Rome
Otis Reidenbach
Lake Mills
Wisconsin
Elmer
Philadelphia
Alice Milchsack
Bethlehem
Ira
Pittsburgh
Harry
New York
Mary
Moravian
Warwick House
Uncle Ad
D. M. Weaver
R. D. No
J. F. Schleith Meat Market Bell
Real Estate & Insurance
Penn Real Estate CO
H. N. Reiber
Norman B .Kline
Penn State
Hollinger
Liberty Street
Lititz, Pa
Litney
Charles Krick
Orange St
Racer’s Cigar Store
Maytag
Phares Peters
Lincoln Ave
Woolworth Chemical CO
Charles Weaver
N. Broad Street
Poland
Robert R. Buch
Ideal Cocoa & Chocolate CO
Chronicle Office
Eby Shoe Company
Record Office
Foo
J. F. Stoner
North Broad
Benjamin Weidner
East Main
Harry M. Eckert
Kissel Hill
Usner
Jacob Lauder
New and
North Street
Hershey and Gibbes
Harry Stark
North Streets
Maple Street
C. N. Derr
Cora A. Tloover
Carter
Yunkea
W. M. Amer Meyer
M. E. Snavely
J.M. Bomberger
Elm Sa Fe
Lucy Gruhe
Penna
Wilson M. Grule
Joseph B. Wissler
Att's
Lititz Record
Ralph E. Buch
Ralph HE. Buch
J. B. Herr
Mill & Market
Pfautz Bros
Pfatuz Bros
Palm
Mack’s
Moravian Coffee
Pfautz Bros. Dept. Store
Lititz High School
Burkholder’s Restaurant
Denver and Ephrata Telephone and Telegraph Company
C. E. Eaby
Ford
Lincoln Avenue Garage
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