Moravian and Other Churches Daily Notices
Religious notices list Moravian United Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren and Mennonite services with pastors and times. Mention of Sunday school sessions, young peoples’ groups, special services at Kissel Hill Penryn Lititz and Manheim, plus notes on annual conference at Reading and Lititz choir events and mission offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Crosland
United Evangelical
Harper
S. S
W. K. Fleck
Kissel Hill
United Brethren
8. S
Church OF the Brethren
Graybill’s
Fairview
Middle Creek
Manheim
Lititz
Hess
Hiisman’s
Harvest Home Rally Day at United Evangelical Church
Harvest Home Rally Day to be observed with all day services at United Evangelical Church on Sunday September 28. Rev Dr W M Stanford editor of Sunday School literature from Marvisburg will deliver the sermon. Extensive preparations aim to make it a historic and large congregation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penryn
St.Luke's Reformed
Tititz
Christ
Harry Malschner
Manheim
United Evangelical Church
Tf Harvest
W. M. Stanford
Marvisburg
Moravian Ministerial Association elects new leaders
The Moravian Ministerial Association of Master Pennsylvania met in Lancaster at the local Moravian parsonage. Rev C A Webber York was elected president, Rev H A Gerdsen to leave Lancaster, Rev Andrew Stoltz Reading elected secretary treasurer, with other routine business noted. Attending were Rev C A Webber York, Dr H A Gerdsen Lancaster, Rev Wim Strohmeier Stac hsmd Md, Rev S C Albright Lebanon, Rev Andrew Stoltz Reading, Louis Huebener, Rev and Mrs PF W Stengel, Miss Mary Huebener, Mrs Sarah Keckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Ministerial Association of
Pennsylvania
Ksul
C. A. Weber
York
H. A. Gerdsen
Lancaster
Andrew Stoltz
Reading
Croslane Aml
C. A. Webber
Wim. Strohmeier
Staceham
C. Albright
Lebanon
Louis Huebener
PF. W. Stengel
Mary Huebener
Sarah Keckler
Agriculture Notes Near Vakland Detail Peach Orchard Health
A progressive group of farmers notes Clay Stone Balmer tending a seven acre peach and cherry area with buckwheat and beer crops. Late July plantings of potatoes bloomed weeks ago. Peaches are abundant and of high quality with no blemish, trees trimmed for ladder-free picking on southern slopes. Bottom land trees show decline while higher ground trees flourish, suggesting elevation and air circulation influence peach health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vakland
San “Hi
Clayston Balmer
Lancaster
Manheim Dairyman Builds Milk Trade and Dairy Stock
Furnishes Manheim with milk. lives with brother John, a leading borough dairyman. Young and active for farmers, he owns two silos and uses engilage to double feeding value. He seeks better dairy cows, owns three heifers bought at Reinhold’s East Petersburg farm, plans to use a $40,000 bull’s son, and rejects a $200 calf offer. Breeding aims to produce high milk and butter cows for a fine stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Manhein
Raimer
Reinhold
East Petersburg
Jas
Barn Built Rapidly on Stein Farm Near Walmer
The Stein farm near Walmer features a newly completed large barn with sections 47 by 75 feet, a 45 by 26 straw shed, and a 22 by 25 engine shed. The old barn burned February 15, new timbers placed June 10, with master carpenter Jacob Baker leading the project. his crew is said to be nonunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BH. Stein
Walmer and Stein
Blarry Lefever
Potatoes Yield High Price For Local Farmer
Jacob Carper Jr harvested 500 bushels from 2.5 acres with two fields, one standing sod, the other heavily manured. He sold the crop at $2.10 a bushel, weighing 36 pounds from 33 tubers. Fertilizer usage included 1000 pounds per acre Elizabethtown. gravel soil produced smooth, firm potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Carper, Jr
Elizabethtown
Carper
Maine
Damaged tobacco sales in Clay and surrounding areas
Solting Hail Cut Tobacco interests from Clay to Denver Samuel Brubake Christ Weist and a tenant farmer on Abran Brubaker Lart sold damaged crops at 10 cents. Monroe Tongenecker and Samuel Ludwig sold ten and a share each at 11 and 19 cents. Bucher and Reifsnyder of Brickerville sold six acres at 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Krog
Pouch Tobacco
Clay
Denver
Samuel Brubake
Christ Weist
Abran
Brubaker
Lart
Son
Monroe Tongenecker
Samuel Ludwig
Islam Bucher
Harvey Reifsnyder
Brickerville
Real Estate Sales Involving Hummer and Moore Tracts
A seventeen acre tract near Millway from the late Job D. Hummer sold to Lincoln Hummer for 4900 dollars. Another tract of thires between Lincoln and Humerville sold to Harlan S. Keller for 7985 dollars. Christian Risser sold a 67 acre Pine Hill farm to M A Moore of Moore's mill, Mr Joy. Terms are private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millway
Job D. Hummer
Lincoln Hummer
Thires
Lincoln
Humerville
Harlan S. Keller
Christian Risser
Pine Hill
M. A. Moore
Moore's Mill
Joy
Lincoln Man Kicked by Mule at John Shreiner Farm
Walter Romninger of Lincoln suffers serious injuries after a mule kick at John Shreiner's farm. Three ribs broken and chest injured. Dr. Kinard of Ephrata attends the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Walter Romninger
John Shreiner
Dr. Kinard
Ephrata
Travelers Near and Far continued from page 1
Various locals plan trips and visits as residents travel to Atlantic City Shamokin Philadelphia Pittsfield Mass and Ohio. Discharged sailors veterans and students return to duties as several towns send relatives to colleges and medical schools.
United in Roly Matrimony John Alvin and Anna May wed
John Alvin son of Mr and Mrs Ionn H Knck of Lexington and Miss Anna May daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob D Roland of Lilite were married about seven oclock Saturday evening at the Reformed parsonage in Lobanon by Rev Warren Hess. The ring ceremony was used and they returned to the bride s home the same evening. They plan to keep house next spring. The groom is a Warwick High School graduate and an engineer in the chocolate factory. The bride is a graduate of Little High School Clays 1915 and served as forelady in the chocolate factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Bomberger
Atlantic City
Tirzah Weichsel
D. G. Leiber
Shamokin
David Fullmer
Easton
Harper
Gertrude Eckman
New Providence
Mary S. G. Buch
Jacob R. Brossman
Pittsfield
Mass
S. Broad St
Kirk
Jewish Hospital
Philadelphia
A William Kissinger
Agnes Adams
Alvin Kochel
Lititz
Charles Hacker
Greenfield
Annie Hess
Annie Hoover
Willow Street
John Harrows
Lancaster
Elmer Shelly
Green Tree
Robert
Sr. Delp
Lancaster Business College
Thalia Hershey
Aaron Hershey
Juniata College
Huntingdon
John Mohler
Lititz High School
Bliss Flectric School
Washington, D. GC
Dorothy Habecker
I. KE. Habecker
Linden Hall
Mart Muth
State College
Fred Muth
Cornell University
Samuel Shouk
Charles Kreider
Jank Longenecker
Frank Seaman
Albert Bruckart
Miles Fasnacht
Joe Doster
Wesleyan College
Conn
Charles
James Stengel
I’. W. Stengel
Nazareth
All Military Academy
Roy Hassler
Bethlehem Moravian College
Dra Zartman
Zartmann's Mill
Raymond Dillman
Lexington
Muhlenburg College
Allentown
John Alvin
Ionn H. Knck
Anna May
Jacob D. Roland
Lilite
Lobanoh
Warren Hess
Warwick High School
Litttg High School
Clays
Vollman and Sharp Couple Wed at Lititz Enola Home
Mr Bamuel Hountin a World War soldier and Miss Lernetha Sharp wed at the bride’s parents home north of Lititz Enola. Rev M S Sharp of Zion Lutheran officiated. A wedding dinner followed with Mrs Robert Behmer and Miss Alverta Sharp as guests. The couple will reside on Front Street Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamuel Hountin
Lernetha Sharp
Adam
Sharp
Lititz
M.S. Sharp
Zion Lutheran Church
Enola
Robert Behmer
Alverta Sharp
Front Street
Game Law Violators Face State Fines
State Game Protector C I Fenster macher apprehended several violators of state game laws. Chas M Miller near Barto paid a $10 fine for catching a raccoon out of season before September 1. J W Stump of Fleetwood paid $10 after shooting a protected white heron at Moselem dam. Three boys in Cymru township each paid $10 for killing Johina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Fenstermacher
Chas. M. Miller
Barto
J. W. Stump
Fleetwood
Moselem
Johina
Cymru
Fisherman Payne Story Echoes Through Verse Jests
A quirky text blends verse and snippets of old timey notices. It references a fisherman named Payne and a playful tale of warmth and maritime misadventure. Alongside are short satirical lines on weather crops and social foibles, with fragmentary ad like items about markets and curfews.
Wanted saleslady to work in grocery store
A classified notice seeks a saleslady to join a Lititz Pennsylvania grocery store. Applicants are directed to respond via Box 209 Lititz Pa with details and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Salseman
TNO DO
Prauts Bros
Learming
Also Mentioned on This Page
LuTaeran
F. A. Weichsel
Neffssville U. B
G. Kauffman
Young People's Society of the
St. Lukes Reformed Church
Hiram Reedy
Harry Stedman
Moravian Church
Harvest Home Rally
The
Moravian Ministerial Association
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Unck
Roland
Vollman-Sharp
Payne
Rayne
Insayne
Cayne
Saigne
Insaigne
Paigne
L. Peanut Butter
Will
Seaman & Leed
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Ind
Bell Phones
Scott’s Bookstore
E. Maia
Springs
S.& L Assi
G. I. Gise
OFYS
Paper Boy Factory
Dh.erelper
Jet Factory
Sproce
Newark
New York State
Jets
U. S
Habecker
Royal Sparkle
Las
Brunnerville
Brannerville
J. Fred
Essig Asal Real Estate and Collection Agency
Slegeld Jobn R. Gibbel
Rome
Zartman
R.A
Kissel Hillight
Pyramid House
Pike
L. Durlap Warwick
Puarnan Ge
Hepp
Hasiman
Kodak
Lititz Jeweler
Sunbrite Cleanser
R. N. Wolfe
Satisfac
Tion
Freed Bros
Columbia Records
Pfautz Bros
Department Stores
E.mainst
Spruce ST
Keller
Holtzhouse
Marron
Doster’s
Hershey
Heinz Speghetti Borden
Carroll
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