Religious Notices Moravian and Lutheran services listed
Moravian Rev E S Crosland preaches Sunday 10 AM 7 30 PM with 1 30 PM service. United Evangelical Rev J B Harper teachers’ meeting 9 15 AM services 10 AM 1 20 PM. Lutheran Rev W K Fleck Lititz Kissel Hill Rothsville Akron and Lititz S S 9 AM. Reformed Brickerville White Oak Lititz 10 AM 2 PM 3 15 PM 7 20 PM. Brethren Rev C S Miller S S 9 30 AM then 7 30 PM. Mennonite Indiantown Petersburg Landis Valley Lititz Erb’s.
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Moravian
E. S. Crosland
United Evangelcal
Harper
Lurheran
W. K. Fleck
Lititz
Kissel
S. S
F. A. Weichsel
Harvest Home
Akron
Rothsville
Warwick
Reformed Church
U. S
George B. Raezer
Brickerville
White Oak
C. 8. Miller
Lexington Union Chareh
Church OF the Brethren
Lane’s
Kreider
Indiantown
Petersburg
Landis Valley
Liita
Erb’s
Church Services and Mission Appeals Across Lancaster
Rev J B Harper to preach at Bethany United Evangelical on Sunday morning and evening. No evening services at Trinity U E. Home Missions annual collection to be taken at Moravian Church next Sunday morning and evening. Board of Church Extension urges a large offering for Home Mission work. Ushers Association of St Pauls Lutheran held a social at Market House on Spruce Street last Thursday evening with Hackmans orchestra, patriotic songs, toasts and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Bethany United Evangelical Church
Lancaster
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Moravian Church
Board of Church Extension
Spruce Street
Ushers Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hackman
Seventh annual Lancaster Circles of King's Daughters meet
The seventh annual convention of Lancaster County Circles of King's Daughters will convene tomorrow at Trinity Lutheran church chapel on South Duke street. About 66 members are expected with sessions at 1 30 PM and 8 PM. State President Mrs Derby and State Secretary Miss Irene Boyer will attend, with Miss Boyer to speak on What Does Your Kit Bag Contain Miss Bessie Gingrich and Mr Victor Waepner will sing a duet.
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Lancaster County
King’s Daughters
Trinity Lutheran Church Chapel
Duke Street
Lancaster
Derby
Irene Boyer
Pottstown
Bessie Gingrich
Victor Waepner
Wil
Agricultural Notes Highlight Westward Life and Local Harvests
Oklahoma farmer E C Shimp, visiting Lititz, advocates Berkshire hogs, vaccines herd against cholera, and notes oil nearby. He recalls a land story of a poor soil girl who struck rich with oil. Also reported are a California cucumber vine with 38 inch fruit, Liberty peach, late sweet corn planting, and tobacco harvest with labor shortages. Canteloupes from F H Becker of Harrington, Del., arrive by parcel post to Lititz residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Shimp
Oklahoma
Ephrata
F. B. Schaerer
Spruce Street
Col. Miller
101 Ranch
Corm
Berkshire
Shimp
Lititz
Parcel Post
F. H. Becker
Harrington
Del
Becker
Lancaster County
Marietta
Good Team of Six Draws Attention on Fruitville Pike
A Groff farm outfit on the Fruitville pike features four mules and two large gray horses plus a saddle and off-side horse, each about 1600 pounds. They recently hauled eighty bales of hay over four tons to Levi H Rudy, and last winter pulled tobacco in town. Driver John Lawrence uses quiet, steady commands. Also mentions W H Buch selling gentlemen’s hosiery and ties.
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Groff
Fruitville Pike
Levi H. Rudy
John Lawrence
Travelers Near and Far (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
Mrs. Harry Eckert and daughters Myrtle and Hather return from Mt. Gretna after a months stay. Rev. Edmund Swartze and wife from Winston-Salem, N. C., visit Mr. E. E. Kautz family. Several locals take a three day auto trip to Beech Lake Wayne county then through Scranton. Elam Fasnacht resumes work at the chocolate factory but soon leaves to stay with Wm. Steely. Miles Fasnacht heads to Wesleyan University Middletown Conn. Mr. Lloyd C. Smith of Pittsburgh visits family. wife and baby Ruth to join later. Elmer Reidenbach of Philadelphia spends week with his parents. Mrs. Gideon Kahl of Lancaster visits. daughter Mrs. T. A. Milchsack of Bethlehem leaves after a stay.
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Harry Eckert
Myrtle
Hather
Mt. Gretna
Edmund Swartze
Winston-Salem
N. C
E. E. Kautz
Messrs
P. B. Bucher
S. E. Lane
Amos Hershey
D. H. Snavely
Beech Lake
Wayne County
Scranton
Elam Fasnacht
Ideal Chocolate Factory
Wm. Steely
Brunnerville
Miles Fasnacht
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Alice Fasnacht
Lloyd C. Smith
Pittsburgh
William Smith
Ruth
Elmer Reidenbach
Philadelphia
Squire
A. B. Reidenbach
Gideon Kahl
Lancaster
Reidenbach
T. A. Milchsack
Bethlehem
Red Cross League Ends in Tie Between Athletics and Giants
Last Thursday’s Red Cross league game ended 2-2 after a tense contest between the Athletics and the Giants. Mac McCloud drove in both A’s runs early, but the Giants tied it in the sixth. Darkness halted play after the seventh inning as the pennant decision remains unresolved. A murder trial meanwhile opened in Lancaster with Adam Henry found guilty of second degree murder for an assault on Joseph Rupp in February 1918. juror Paul Enck helped convict. The session also lists two additional murder cases: William Mellinger charged in Dora Ford’s death and Samuel Garner to be tried for Elizabeth Lauseh’s death after escaping jail.
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Red Cross Baseball League
Athletics
Giants
A’s
Mac McCloud
Lancaster
Adam Henry
Henry
Joseph Rupp
West Harl Township
Rupp
Paul Enck
William Mellinger
Dora Ford
Samuel Garner
Elizabeth Lauseh
Swartzville
Recordings and Echoes of Wartime Notes in Austerity Time
A collage of short, quick phrases reflecting wartime life and sentiments. References include Liberty loans, German strategy, farm labor, daily chores, and public mood. It sketches home front concerns from finances to harvests, school songs, and social humor amid strain.
Kopp Graybill Kopp Couple Wed In East Petersburg
Elsie Graybull daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Graybill married John S Kopp son of Mr and Mrs B F Kopp at home in East Petersburg with only family present Elder A S Hottenstein officiating. Best man William H Kopp bridesmaid Emma Holingsworth. Also notes of two other local weddings and a shoe sale at Lititz Clothing and Shoe Store offering discounts on oxfords and more.
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Harry J. Graybill
East Petersburg
Elsie 8. Graybull
Johnn S. Kopp
B. F. Kopp
Neffsville
William H. Kopp
Emma Holingsworth
A. 8. Hottenstein
Geo. B. Baezer
Broad and
Orange Streets
John Arthur Keath
Henry Keath
Penryn
Estella Weidner
Benjamin Weidner
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Liberty
France
Warwick House
W. H. Buch
California
Jefferson Wagner
Orange Street
John Wommert
Harry Showers
Liberty Avenue
Earl
W. H. Buch’s
RED Cross
Jack Frost
Keath-Weidner
Shields-McCully
Esther Eckert
James Montgomery Shields
Frances McCully
Miss McCully
Linden Hall
W. L. Douglas
Luite
General Sutter
Charles H. Kreider
Anna Kreider
Hexecutrix
Studebaker
Tseptt
Linden Hall Seminary
F. W. Slengel
Thos. Christ Lititz
Hearts Public School Bulle Toy
Record” Office
Lincoln Ave
Litlie
Moyer
Queen St
United Telephone & Telegraph CO
J. C- Brubaker R. Ded
Cook
United Zion Home
Litite
Horace Keller
Spruce St
Littte
Clay
Kim
Bell Phone
Henry B.snavely
Ann Picot
Estella Grosch
W. Main St
John
Marnik Township
Lancaster Co
Oscar Hackman Ephrata
C. F. Steiner A. E, Burkholder
Atty. Alton
Etail Merchants
Ssaviation
Pfantz Bros
Wilbur’s
Knight’s Pure Vanis¢ Pfantz
Isc
Boyer’s
Climax
Donald
Donald Tooth
Donald Camphoré
Goff
Burson Hose
Quaker Hose
Willimantic
Pfantz Bros. Dept
East Main Street
Eastman Kodaks
HEP
Eastman
KODAK
R. N. Wolfe
Main Street
Victor Victrolas
Victor
Broad Street Department Store
C. R. Mirren
E. E. Habecker
Miller & Havecker
E. Grange Streets
Lititz, Penn’a
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