Leaves and farm notes from Brunnerville rural ledger
A miscellany of agricultural tips and community notices. Leaves are praised for mulch and soil protection, cows are to be fed by production, chickens may thrive on greens or oats, and bees may need syrup. The piece reports meeting plans of Pennsylvania Co operatives at State College November 20 21 22 plus local meetings, piano solos, devotions, and a long roster of Sunday visits and neighborly calls across Lititz Manheim and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corops
Pennsylvania Co-operatives
State College
Sunday Services and Youth Meeting At Brunnerville
Brunnerville reports Sunday Sunday School at 9 with preaching at 10 by Rev Hary Tobias C E at T and a 7 30 p m program address by Rev Tobias Women’s Missionary Society to render a program Sunday evening Prayer Meeting at 7 o clock Wednesday evening Youth meeting of Church of the Brethren West Conestoga District held Tuesday night in Brunnerville schoolhouse attended by more than 50 led by Henry Hackman Charles Myers opened devotions and the discussion on The Problems of Youth featured the Elizabethtown College Ladies Quartette members not fully listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsther Markley
Grace Light
Alta Weaver
Madeline Wilf
Henry Hackman
Brumnerville
Orpha Bollinger
Wilbur Neff
Ephrata B. Y. P.D
Simon Snyder
Ephrata RB. Y. P. D
Edith Reinhold
Minerva Eberly
Norman Kilhefner
Henry L. Risser
Alma
Charles Wilson
Ephrata
Chay Powell
Elmer Spayd
Harry Rubold
Philadelphia
William Seibert
Seibert
John Seibert
Dux
Hary Tobias
U. B
Tobias
C. E
Woman's Missionary Society
Church of the Brethren of the
Middle Creek
Elizabethtown College
Wrought Iron Returns to Use in Architecture and Furnishings
Vogue in Architecture and Furnishing notes a revival of wrought iron in modern design. It traces its historic appeal across Europe and colonial America and highlights its durability and versatility in fences gates screens lamps and decorative hardware for offices banks homes and public buildings.
Local residents host visitors across Manheim area churches on weekend
Me and Mrs Jesse Buchter and others from Manheim joined Sunday guests of Wayne Kline and family. Barton Ressler chauffeured to see Dr Steward in Allentown. Milton White and daughters dined with Mary Hammer in Penryn. Kreiders visited Mease in Landisville. Henry Bacher called on Mrs David Landis amid hospital stay. Rev Tobias from Annville saw David Buch. Norm Bell and family attended Columbia Mission services and helped sing for John Hartman in Columbia. Mary Werner and Roy Diem visited C G Landis. many townsfolk planned to hear the U S Army Band at Stevens Saturday. Harvey Ober family and Lititz residents also visited Kreider family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Cassel
Mes
John Sharpe
Lancaster
Alvin Kop
Famiy
Pine Hill
J. H. Kauffman
Harry Eichelberger
Geo. Eichelberger
Landis Valley
Katie Kreider Vigiler
Henry Kready
Barton Resseler
Hopeland
John Demmy
Henry Danner
Long Island
Levi Risser
William Zellers
Lititz
Milton Scheaffer
Milton White
Hester Royer
Joy
Robert Bridley
Joseph Hackman
George Blessing
Andrew Hackman
Halfwifle
Norman Kauffman
Harry
Horace Walters
Pine Fill
Morris Eckert
Donald
Clarence McCor
Akron
Harvey Ober
Norman Ober
Penryn
Harry Haldeman
Mary Miley
Amos
Ivan Wingenroth
Mapiersville
Barton Ressler and
Jesse Buchter, Jr
Joe Bomberger
Panny Bealer
David Brandt
Manheim
Harry Bomberger
Grace
Near Mastersonville
Wayne Kline
Barton Ressler
Allentown
Steward
Miriam
Kathryn
Mary Hammer
Jacob Kreider
Charles Mease
Landisville
Henry Bacher
David Landis
Dr. Becker’s Hospital
John Flory
Lexington
C. J. Landis
Rev. Tobias
Annville
David Buch
Clarence Smith
Verna
Eli Steffy
Ephrata
Norman Bell
Columbia Mission
Alwo
John Hartman
Columbia
Mary Werner
Florin
Roy Diem
Hinsketown
C. G. Landis
Kemper
Our Town
U.S. Army
Stevens
Tra Bucher
Rohtsville Notes and Local Weekend Items
Roethsville notes cover a golden wedding in Lancaster for Mr and Mrs Krick and visits by Mr and Mrs Lutz and others. The Schaeffers plan a Florida winter tour. Local youths and visitors attended Niagara Falls. Roethsville Swedes order BR Uncle suits and aim for a fast season. Baseball won 9-6 vs Smithville and 4-0 vs Ephrata Cubs. Communion held at the Lutheran Church with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lutz
Lancaster
Jacob Krick
Charles Carpenter
Lititz
Raymond Mease
Ilayden Schaeffer
Florida
Miriam Fasnacht
Mary Hiro
Mildred Morma
Niagara Falls
Roethsville
Tancaster
Smithville
Ephrata Cubs
Benjamin Franklin lightning rod endures 150 years at St Pauls
The article reports that Franklin's lightning protection system for St Pauls Cathedral, devised in 1783 and based on the building’s metal structure, remains sound after 150 years. Expert analysis by Alfred Hands and J H Gray & Son confirms the iron bars show minimal degradation despite exposure to London fogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Royal Society of London
George Til
St. Paul's Gatherdal
Christopher Wren
Franklin
Alfred Hands
P. R. Met
England
Old War Monitor Reduced to Lowly Service
In New Orleans at a shipyard a long idle monitor, the Gouldsboro, turns out to be the 1863 Chickasaw used by Admiral Farragut at Mobile Bay. Repaired ferries aside, the aged iron hull reveals its historic Civil War origin and reduced modern role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas-Pacifc-Missouri Railroad
Gouldsboro
Admiral Farragut
Mobile Bay
Roxy's Wrought Iron Gates on New York Home
A bold wrought iron pair installed at 5 L. Rethafel’s New York apartment depicts the owner as a music figure named Roxy. Threads extend from the figure to control small forms of song, instrumental music, and dance, reflecting reverent craftsmanship and restrained drama in the Cathedral of the Movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
5. L. Rethafel
Roxy
Smithcraft
World Language Counts by Region Revealed
Dr Frank H Vizetelly editor of the Standard dictionary cites 3424 spoken languages and dialects worldwide with regional breakdowns: America 1624 Asia 937 Europe 587 Africa 278. French academy officers recently computed languages at 2790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Vizetelly
Standard Dictionary
America
Asia
Europe
Africa
French Academy
Standard Time Systems Vary Worldwide
The world uses sixty three kinds of standard time with most areas aligning to one of 24 scientific systems. India New Zealand and several South American nations adopt half hour offsets while a few small states observe strictly local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
New Zealand
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McGal
State College Poultry Specialists
Miles
Spain
U.S. Mint
Hollywood
Bebe Daniels
Ratte Pictilte Star
Gratz
Austria
Rothsville Notes
Ben Franklin
London
Coldren
North Queen St
Penna
Roy B. Kneeburg
Hepp Bidz
Asco Store
Bread
Victor Supreme Bread
ASCO
California
Bartlett Pears
Ivory
Ivory Ae
Maryland
Virginia
Victor Blend
Acme
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