Religious Notices Across Local Churches This Week
Moravian and Lutheran services listed with preaching times from Sunday to next week. Brickerville series next week includes evening sermons and confirmation on Saturday. Rev J M Walters leads Lititz and Penryn congregations with special programs and Women’s Missionary Society events. Holy Communion in several churches and an Evangelical pastors meeting in Akron and other towns. A house to house canvass and varied services conclude the week with a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
Luvaeran
W. K. Fleck
Luvheran
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Brickerville
George B. Ruezer
Penryn
PS. C. E
Lititz
Ustan Baeraren
J. M. Walters
Landis Valley
Tjerusalom Reformed
O. B. Raster
Uhriday
Fred Rentz
Ohverstown
EK. M. Zechman
Manheim
Woman's Missionary Day at United Brethren Church
Sunday features a special sermon on Prayer For Workers at 10 a.m. followed by a 1:30 p.m. Sunday School and 7 p.m. song service with orchestra. A Woman's Missionary Society program and Osterheim Guild address the evening, with pastor's address to close. KC A meets Saturday afternoon. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wosnan
Woman's Missionary Society
Osterheim Guild
Canvassing for Moravian Memorial Latey 8 Moravian church fund drive
Allam assistant superintendent of Moravian Preparatory School Lethiehem and Prof Roy dlasuler Moravian College tour Moravian church members to raise funds for a denominational memorial science building at Bethlehem Moravian College and Seminary. War losses left the Moravian schools depleted yet local pledges show progress toward the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latey
Allam
Lethiehem
Roy Dlasuler
Moravian College
Bethlehem
America
Mney
Red Cross Roll Call Meeting Planned for Nov 2 11
Public meeting of Hog Cross organizations in school auditorium on Saturday at 7 o clock to plan Annual Roll Call. Call for volunteers to canvass and continue community service. Attendees urged to attend and express willing spirit for continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hog Cross
Borse
Government Booklet Warns of Influenza Winter Outbreak
Public Health Service issues a booklet on recognizing the flu, its course, prevention, and care. Officials say another outbreak may occur this winter though most areas report light illness. Readers may request Reprint 557 by mail from Washington with return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
Teaders
Record
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington, D
New Super Grape Draws Lancaster Fair Crowds
A Lancaster fair display of a new grape variety by William Myers of Strasburg drew interest for berries about an inch and a half wide. The Benders of Strasburg planted vines from Fox seedling stock and the vine now spans 250 feet. Commercial orders for 300 vines emerged as Myers promotes the grape to national markets. The origin remains unclear, with local names evolving over time.
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Lancaster Fair
William Myers
Strasburg
Harry Tender
East Main Street
Kender
Bender
United States
Floridia
New York
Farmers Aim to Pack and Then Produce Cigars in Lancaster County
A local farmer and packing association member envisions farmers not only packing tobacco but manufacturing cigars. He argues against tobacco trusts, promises steady prices, lower cigar costs, and fewer middleman charges to boost smoking and stabilize farmer income. He notes prices have varied yearly and laments past high buyer influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Cigar Agine Trust
Lancaster County
Warwick Township Feeds Condensed Buttermilk for Livestock
Warwick Township farmers use condensed buttermilk as a versatile stock feed. Made in Michigan, 500 pounds per barrel, five cents a pound plus Philadelphia freight, aiming for carload shipments to cut costs. It digests fully, mixes with water for pigs and chicks, can be fed directly, and keeps for months while improving meat quality.
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Warwick Township
Michigan
Philadelphia
Creamerica
Lancaster County
Giant California egg plant grows in Elizabeth town yard
Mrs Amanda Doubt of Elizabeth town grows a California egg plant five feet long and weighing eighteen pounds. The stalk bears twenty seven other large egg plants. Neighbors visit the freak of nature eager to see the unusual produce likely resembling a New Guinea or Guada bean in taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Doubt
Elizabethtown
Record Market Slump Hits Hog Prices At Union Stock Yards
This week’s Lancaster Union Stock Yards sale showed record hogs and cattle receipts, with steady overall market yet notable price drops. Best hogs fetched 15 dollars per hundred, cows brought up to 11.50, and prime stockers around 10 to 11 dollars, while hog prices lagged behind weeks prior. A Warwick House sale Saturday logged 92 bidders and 561 items, with cows selling to 7017.30 and top prices at 241 and 240 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Lancaster
Warwick Hrouse
New Lancaster Pastor Visits Litite With Wife
Rev. Robert Brennecke and his wife visited Litite on Sunday as the newly appointed pastor of Lancaster Moravian Church. They said they were homesick for Litite and could not wait to return to see the town again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brennecke
Lancaster Moravian
Litite
Litiie
Lancaster
Fragmented Satirical Snippets From a Lititz Column
A collection of quips and wry maxims on life, costs, manners, and society. Jumbled reflections mention journalism digs, fashion, wages, and shortages in a tone echoing a late era Lititz column. Notable lines reference hats, moth balls, sugar limits, and street wisdom via brief, witty vignettes.
United in Holy Matrimony in Bukton Md
Charles Shaub of Chester and Beulah Rubi tied the knot at Bukton Maryland last week. The couple now stay in Chester where Shaub works as a papermaker. Shaub served in the world war and earned a bronze medal for bravery. Beulah plans to return to Dr. Martins home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaub
Chester
Beulah Rubi
Martin
Bukton
Stump and Miss Dalian Wed at Grace Lutheran Parsonage
At Grace Lutheran parsonage Lancaster on Saturday Rev EB Uanpt D J united in marriage Frank B Stump and Miss Laura Dalian both of Manheim. Attendants were Miss Agnes Shelley and Lester Weachter of Manheim, cousin of the bride. After a wedding trip to Philadelphia the couple will reside in Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Parsonage
Lancaster
Uanpt
D.J
Frank B. Stump
Laura
Dalian
Manheim
Agnes Shelley
Lester Weachter
Philadelphia
Zook and Ashleman couple wed at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church
Aaron Zook of Leola and Nora Ashleman of Lillie married at noon Sunday in the parsonage of Mt Calvary Lutheran Church Lancaster. The Rev Mayer officiated. The couple will reside at Glenmore, Pa, where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Zook
Leola
Nora Ashleman
Aaron Ashleman
Lillie
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Pr. Mayer
Glenmore
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Vine
Harry Bender
King OF
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John Welch
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Litiss
Herose
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Soldier Boy
Eshleman
People’s Guide Post
People's Guide Post
Little Russel
Edith
J.B. Young & Son
Lititz, Pa
Fruit Growers
Standard Chemical Co
Reading, Pa
M. K. Hoke
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IRL
Krush Manufacturing
GOL Taitliz
2Bott
Hetail Merchants’ Association
Halter
H. B. Workman CO
Orange Street
Litity
Ayytty
Halpern
Walter Stan
Joe Meiley
Foreman
Litite Hort
Peart
Ennas & Sons
Lemon St
Litita
Polkharn Telephone F
United Telephone Exchange
Teatt
Israel
Aaron Brubaker
Spruve St. Lilith
Shnea
South Broad Street
Luita
Bensel
Mary Marsoil
Spruce and
Orange Streets
Zeostep
Sprucess
RK. Zortman
R. L. No.1
Aney
Estella Grosch
Main St
Lutite
Brederick
Sperdwell Mil Farm
Weidner
James
Yoder
Latitaz
Mahlon H. Yoder
Amos Hi
Otich
O'Elouk
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Penneyvania Incorporation
J. Wred Regenus
A H. Hegennis
Harry P. Regennas
H O. R. Ilerr
Ralph E. Bueh
W. Willik Hader
Walter B. Light
G. Bred Regennas and Sons’ Company
Sail Act
Cummonwealth
Harrisburg
H. Frank Eshleman Holiciter
Fkastman
Hepp
Itisnta Kodek
THE
Lititz Jeweler
R. N. Wolle
Nashua
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E.main ST
Sprucest
Broad Street Department Store
Chase & Sanborn
U.S
Phonograph Sales & Equipment CO
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