Religious Notices from Moravian and Other Churches
A church notices column lists Moravian Rev E. Crosland and other pastors offering Sunday services at 10 A M and 7 P M, with Sunday schools and week services at various locations including Brickerville Akron Lititz and Manheim. Special events include Rev de Schweinitz visit, Women's Missionary Save feast, lovefeast tickets, and choir program with selections by local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Schweinitz
de Schweinitz
Gingrich
Viola Leib
Bessie Gingrich
Victor Wagner
Trinity Lutheran Church Choir
Lancaster
Joseph Zahm
Ruth Hepp
Martin
Speaks
West
Maunder
United Brethren Church Notes on Sunday Services
Sunday observances include full communion at the United Brethren church with a 10 o'clock sermon on The Significance and Meaning of the Holy Communions. Evening service at 7 features a great gang service and a sermon The Secret of Success followed by Holy Communion. Junior Endeavor meets Saturday. European relief donations rise with AL Penryn 407 pounds clothing and 108 dollars, Rothsville 400 pounds clothing and 20 dollars. Brickerville and Akron to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
United Franchucal
J. Harper
Ev. Lutimra
W. K. Fleck
Kissel Hill
J. M. Walters
C. E. Society
Liita—S. S
Brickerville
Graybill’s
Manheim
Lititz
Mpnnonite
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Broonnerville U. B
S. S
N. D. Kendig
Columbia
United Brethren Church
Jr. Endeavor
Liutheran Church
Europe
AL Penryn
Rothsville
Akron
Red Cross drives renewal and new member signup in Lititz
The Red Cross seeks renewal of all members and recruitment of new ones in Lititz next week. Miss Marlaret Potts leads the drive with house to house canvassing. Programs include first aid dietetics home nursing and care of the sick taught by Red Cross nurses to women in city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Marlaret Potts
Catryass
Hed Cross
Rome
Hampshire swine sale planned by Lancaster breeders
A Lancaster County Hampshire swine sale is set for Thursday at J. K. Witwer’s Lampeter premises under the Lancaster County Hampshire Breeders Association. About 75 to 100 registered Hampshire pigs from suckling stock to three years old will be auctioned by H. M. Snavely with George Andrews as field man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Hampshire
Hampshire Breeders’ Association
J. K. Witwer
Lampeter
Hamuier
H. MI. Snavely
Lititz
George Andreews
Peoria
United States
Two Lititz Weddings Reported in Quick Succession
The Lancaster parish records two weddings: Alma Brenner and M Roy Evans unite at First Church with plans to reside on Marietta Avenue, while Clayton Wenser and Miss Mary Stauber wed at the Stauffer home, followed by a celebratory dinner for about fifty guests. Additional nuptials include Almos Snavely and Alma Musser, and Walter Felker and Nora Shay, with post ceremony homelike receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
R. I. Crawford
Alma C. Brenner
B. F. Brenner
Prince Street
M. Roy Evans
Marietta Avenue
Lititz
Win. Grosh
Marguerite A. Decher
Millersville Normal School
Earl R. Brenner
Iide
Clayton Wenser
Eli Wenger
Manheim
Mary Stauster
Benjamin Stauller
Littta
N. L. Landis
Anna Stauffer
Leyi Brubaker
Jacob Stauffer
Abram Snavely
Almos Snavely
Lexington
Alma Musser
M. Marlin Musser
Neffsville
Clarence Stauffer
Charles Stauffer
Susan Sheaffer
Pride
United Zion Mission Parsonage
Tunwaster
Walter 8. Behmer
Mary T. Felker
John JL. Weaver
Wayne Felker
Miss Good
Lincoln
Addison. Felker
Front Street
Quinces Bring Abundant Harvest This Season
This year yields of quinces are unusually high with trees once light now heavy. Christ RB Snyder of Clay reports a four year old orchard and David Pfautz on Main Street picked five bushels from two trees. Quince buyers paid cents per half peck and up with single fruits at 5 cents. Housewives use quinces for jellies and honey and can them. canned with apples, the quince flavor blends with the fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ RB
Snyder of
Clay
David Pfautz
Main Street
Automobilist Stole Farmer's Big Turkey Near Hunsecker Mill
A farmer along Cones toga near Hunsecker's mill reports a thief in a car took a large turkey from his flock this year. The bird, cared for to prevent blue mold, was valued after a man offered sixteen dollars but the seller refused. A late night automobile sighting preceded the disappearance and the farmer, brother of Samuel Kile, seeks clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Kile
Conestoga
Hunsecker
Tthat
Samuel Kile
Cabbage, Turnips, and Farm Yields Highlight Hess Farm
John Hess, a truck farmer near here, sells late Danish Baldhead cabbage now mainly converted to sauerkraut. He fields 18 000 to 20 000 heads, with five to six pound heads, some still in the field. Turnips on five acres yield heavy, greens and tender quality, green beans sell well though planted late. Carrots endive and greens go to market, tomatoes offered free for picking, and alfalfa crops three times cut this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Mr. Hess
Hess
Travel notes list visitors and local trips in Lititz area
The excerpt lists residents and visitors in Lititz and surrounding towns including Mrs. Linnt Johns in Shamokin, Theodore Wolle of Akron visiting his mother, Moses Sharp of Stevens, and several others on weekends. It also notes a Dodge car trip by Chester Wicher and a winter stay considered for Jerre Erb. An advertisement promotes sale prices on heavy wool patterns and blankets at Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misg
Mabel Leib
Linnt Johns
Shamokin
Theodore ‘Wolle
Akron
Alice Wolle
Moses Sharp
Stevens
Addison Harding
Harry Rudy
Daniel Graut
Landisville
Tawn
Floyd Bender
Spring City
Lititz
Marietta
Robert Pfautz
Aaron Zook
Ella Eshleman
Philadelphia
E. Hammond
Lancaster
Bert Sturgis
Nazareth
County Institute
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Dogs suspected in Lititz lamb attacks kill two sheep
Andrew Longenecker, a young farmer near Lititz, reports Monday night dog attacks on his flock. One sheep had a broken leg and another was severely torn open, both had to be killed. He suspects Lititz dogs caused the damage and warns owners to keep them at home to avoid damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Longenecker
Lititz
Mr. Longenecker
Hidden vice in respectable attire warned by preacher
A preacher warns that outward respectability can hide corruption saying the devil knows true character regardless of clothes and social status. The remark notes the ease of a hardened sinner donning fine dress to pass as respectable.
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United Brethren Church Notes
Ted Cross
Tlittez Man LO Auctioneer
Wenger-Staufler
Behmer-Felker
Ober-Shay
Irwin P. Ober
Penryn
Nora Elizabeth Shay
Lebanon
Broad St
Geo. B. Taezer
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Klititz
Turkey
Sun Brite Cleanser
R. N. Wolle
Little Russel
Edith
J. B. Young & Son
Lititz, Pa
Potit- Try
Su-Ol
Tngar Sturgis
IRL
Talpern & Watter Brome Meiley
Lititz -Ortd
Barry Hof
South Broad Street
Litaty
Fred L. Lemont
Lancaster Ave
Philadelph i
Fin
Bowe
Jacob Howard Dod EL
Israel Hershey Ind
Lititz von
Aaron Brubaker
Sprnee St. Liviba
WK. Zaviman
R.D. No
Esthlr Grosch
Main St
Otich
Maine
Frederick C. Lamm Mwoduip
Lilit R
Otice
Hhereby
I. F. Wehideer
Joan K. Lyonhr R
Litits
James
Yoder
Lelens
Latus
Mahlon
M.D
Amos U. Burkholder
Retail Merchants’ Association
Fruit Growers
Standard Chemical Co
Reading, Pa
M. K. Hoke
Penryn, Pa
Eastman
Kodak
Hepp
THE
Lititz Jeweler
Jack Frost
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E. Main ST
Spruce ST
Broad Street Department Store
Kelly Green
Copenhagen
C. S. Zartman
Seaman & Seed
N. Broad St
Ind
Bell
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