Moravian and other churches share Sunday schedule
Moravian Rev E H Crosland leads at 9 15 AM with 10 30 AM sermon Inter C E 6 15 PM and 7 PM Travelogue. Lutheran Rev F A Weichsel prep services Thursday Friday 7 30 PM baptism Sunday 10 AM. St James Catholic 8 30 AM service with benediction and Sunday School. Brunnerville U B Rev Bechtel 9 45 AM Sunday School and 1 AM worship with 6 15 PM C E and 7 PM prayer. Church of the Brethren lit in multiple locations. Mennonite services Hammer Creek Kauffman Titua.
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Crosland
8. S
United Brethren
J. C. H. Light
Harvest Home
C. E
Drumior
F. A. Weichsel
Mastor
Brickerville
Penryn
Akron
Rothsville
ST. James Catholic
Front and Water Streets
Redemptorist Fathers
Oregon Church
Join’s Lutheran
C. C. Leidich
ST. Paul's
W. R. Sammel
Geo. B. Raezer
Lititz
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Titita
St Luke’s Reform Church Young People Lead 7 PM Service
The young people of St Luke's Reform church will conduct the services at 7 PM. Special music and an address by Mr J H Breitigan will feature the program. A hearty welcome is extended to all to attend.
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St. Luke's
J. H. Breitigan
Travelogue Sermons Highlight Moravian Outreach
The Moravian Church Educational program featured a Travelogue Sermon by Rev. BE. Crosland last Sunday evening. It drew strong attendance and praise from all ages, with youth especially engaged. This week’s topic is Earth’s Beauty Spots. Love Feasts are scheduled in multiple districts with dates in October.
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Moravian Church
BE. Ss. Crosland
Earth
Obituary Notices From Lititz and Norwood Areas
Mrs. Thomas Grogan of Norwood died at home Tuesday last week. Survived by husband, parents Ezra and Mrs Lutz of Philadelphia, two brothers Leon and Paul, maid Anetta Lmtz, born in Lititz. Funeral held Friday with local attendees listed. Catherine Killinger aged 92 died Monday at daughter Morvis Krebs Lititz. Grandchildren and great grandchildren noted. Granville E Brackbill 42 died Tuesday at 12:30 at 144 Spruce St Lititz from multiple diseases. Survived by wife, daughter Kathryne L Brackbill, and several sisters. Funeral Friday Oct 21 at 1 pm Lititz residence and 2 pm East Petersburg Mennonite Church. Burial in nearby cemetery.
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Thomas Grogan
Norwood
Ezra Lutz
Leon
Paul
Philadelphia
Anetta Lmtz
Lititz
William Kissinger
Harry Weidman
Lydia Mearig
Harry Brookinger
Catherine
Cyrus Killinger
Morvis Krebs
R. D
Harry
Reading
Granville E. Brackbill
Spruce Street
Mechanicsville
Kathryne L. Brackbill
Bertha
B. L. ‘Miller
Lizzie
Jacob Kreider
Weidmanville
Stella
Harry Buckwalter
Lititz R
Death of Edgar Charles 58 in Lincoln area
Edgar Charles 58 son of the late Dr John Charles of Lincoln died Monday from complications. He is survived by brothers Theodore Lititz and Jacob Ephrata and one stepsister Mrs Elste Kline Ephrata. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM in First Reformed Church Ephrata with burial Bowman's Cemetery.
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Edgar Charles
John Charles
Lincoln
Theodore
Lititz
Jacob
Ephrata
Elste Kline
First Reformed
Death of Infant at Neffsville
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Dichm of Neffsville died Wednesday morning aged 0 months 28 days. Survived by two year old sister and parents. Private funeral services will be held at the house Friday morning with interment in Neffsville cemetery.
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Charles
Ralph Dichm
Neffsville
Girls Day in Evangelical Sunday School Service
In United Evangelical Church Girls Day featured Miss Ruth Eshleman leading the morning service with a blend of Sunday School and sermon. Lancaster’s Miss Anna Bannet spoke on Launch out into the Deep, with Miss Ruth Hackman and a girls chorus performing. Attendance reached 568, and four floral baskets adorned the church. Evening program had Miss Hazel Mathers in charge, Miss Sara Jane Long speaking on Women of the Bible, and camp-life talks by Florence Stauffer and Margaret Souders with solos and a trio by Adna Miller and the girls chorus. Next Sunday is Boys Day with boys in charge. Jumbo the elephant is noted as six tons and 11 feet 8 inches tall, larger than any American elephant.
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United Evangelical Church
Ruth Eshleman
Anna Bannet
Lancaster
Ruth Hackman
Hazel Mathers
Sara Jane Long
Rothsville
Plorence Stauffer
Margaret Souders
Spruce Creek
Adna Miller
Tatheran Sunday School
William Templeton
Richard Landis
Carl Spacht
Lloyd Hertzler
Carl Risser
Special Services in St. Pauls Lutheran Church
The Sunday evening service at St. Pauls Lutheran featured a sermon series on six parables of Jesus, illustrated with a Bible display, living pictures, and music. Charles Wagaman and Herbert Longenecker acted as the Pharisee and Publican in the Pharisee parable.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
W. R. Sammel
Jesus
Charles Wagaman
Herbert Longenecker
Howard Weaver
See the Elephant A View of Notable Sights in Cities
A concise note explains the idiom see the elephant meaning to encounter life’s notable sights in a large city. It frames the phrase as a marker of broad urban experience and exposure to remarkable events and places. The text emphasizes that witnessing such sights signifies having seen something worthwhile.
Sale Register Saturday October 22 In Clay and Lititz
Sale notices list events on October 22 in Clay and Lititz by Annia Shoemaker and Phares Newcomer, including household goods, a Ford truck, and building materials. An October 29 bidding at Hershey and Gibbes covers a modern 2 story house on Front Street, and November 12 near Brickerville offers over 14 acres with a house plus additional goods led by Alice Donmoyer executrix.
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Clay
Annia Shoemaker
Lititz
Phares Newcomer
Hershey & Gibbes
Public Auction at Getz's Store in Millway
Friday evening October 21 1527 AY Getz's Store Millway offers furniture dress goods fruits and season items. Sale begins at 7 PM with M F Getz and H T Hacker as auctioneers.
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AY Getz
Millway
F. Getz
H. T. Hacker
Auct
Harnessing the Susquehanna for Power Expansion
For years the Susquehanna River offered little commerce value due to a shallow channel. Dams changed that, with Holtwood enabling local power and the Conowingo project expanding regional output. Now a third dam, to be built above Holtwood, is planned by Holtwood interests to further develop hydroelectric capacity.
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Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Hudson
Connecticut
Kennebec
Penobscot
James
Atlantic
Holtwood
McCall’s Ferry
Lancaster
York
Ch Tef
Baltimore
Incity
Philadelphia Electric Company
Conowingo
Lititz Classifieds and Help Wanted listings in brief
A collage of small ads from Lititz including a woman wanted to clean a house weekly for Mrs. Frank Burkholder, a Lititz church choir baritone singer sought for two Sundays monthly, and office work with typing required. Also notices for corn buying, sale items like a Beaver Oak Heater, pigeons, farm produce, baby coach, warehouse for sale, an electric motor washer, a rabbit dog, and various second hand goods.
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Frank Burkholder
Lititz
River Renewal Promises New Industrial Service and Beauty
The Susquehanna, once of little use, will begin spring projects that will convert its waters into a vital resource for a bustling industrial region. The river will remain broad and slow, preserving its beauty while performing more valuable work. Readers are invited to phone in news to the Record.
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United States
Card of Thanks from Florence B. Gibbel and Son
In returning thanks to the numerous persons who did everything possible to show kindness and assistance when the husband and father was called to his rest. Mrs. Florence B. Gibbel and Son express heartfelt gratitude for the bond of sympathy and support received.
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Florence B. Gibbel
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Neffsville U. B
G. Kauffman
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Fairview
Middle Creek
White Oak
Longenecker’s Church
Chiques
Mt. Hope Church
East Fairview
Catherine Kilsinger
Granville Brackbill
Evangelical
America
Lititz Paper Box & Prtg. CO
Lititz, Pa
Lititz Paper Box & Printing Co
Springs Hotel
David Bricker
Clara Pfautz
Main St
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Spruce Streets
James Goldthwait Fhone
East Main Street
Appy
Milford
St. Likitz
Enos Miller
Lititz R. D
Robert Buch
Reed
Warold Weidman
Cedar St
H. Raymond Meiskey Gocttt
Telephone
Coffield
H. P
James M. Goldthwait
Irvin Young
Brunnerville
Davenport
Charles Weaver
N. Broad Street
Record Office
Record Printing Office
P. F. Becker
Main St. Lititz
Central Market
Lutz
Mill & Market
John W. Keeln
E. Lemon
FREY
N.W. Frey & Son
John A. Oberlin
Liberty St
Roy Himmelberger
Harry B. Workman
Iseptf Bell Phone
Wm. M. Amer
Armstrong
Penna
Union
the Store of Friendly Service
Rc, A
Radiola
FREED
Eisemann
Freed-Eisemann
E. B. Weber & Son
Freed-Eisemann and
South Broad Street
Trimmer’s ‘Variety Store
Hallowe’en
Yale
Rome
Trilby Loap
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