Religious services and rally day notices listed for area churches
Moragian-E. Crosland pastorate announces Sunday School at 9 15 a m morning service at 10 30 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m at Trinity United Evangelical Church Rev G W Imboden also conducts Bible study at 9 a m and a prayer service Tuesday to Thursday at 7 30 p m United Brethren under I W Funk offers Friday evening junior and intermediate C E with 9 30 a m Sunday SS and 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m preaching Sr C E at 6 45 p m prayer meeting next Wednesday Other churches listed include Church of the Brethren at Manheim Fairview Nessville Lititz and Lexington with services Sunday morning and afternoon Rally Day highlights at St Pauls Lutheran and Lititz churches plus various catechism and music features under pastors M Gannon P A Weichsel and W B Raezor.
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I. W. Funk
C. E
Sr. C. HE
Church of the Brethren
Manheim
Fairview
Brethren
Nessville
Lititz
Lexington
Landis Valley
Pholic
Front and Water
Sts
M. Gannon
A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Sammel
Marty Baughey
Aml
Geo. B. Raezor
Ile
M. Lititz—S
St Luke's Reformed Sunday School Meets September 27
Church notes report the Good Cheer Bible class will gather at Mrs. David Bowman's home on Center Street on September 27 for a Sunday School meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Reformed Sunday School
David ‘Bowman
Center Street
Obituary notices for Metzler Mumma and Smith local deaths
Mrs. Mary Ann Metzler aged 69 died at Owl Hill Lititz from complications. Survived by husband and children Frank Louise John Amos H and siblings Amos Louisa Mrs Jace Mrs Ira and Aaron. Funeral at Owl Hill May morning then Hamme Creek church with interment in adjoining cemetery. Jesse Mumma 74 died of sclerosis at 725 North Lime Lancaster. Born Earl township he worked in planing mill carpentry and as undertaker. Survived by wife children Juhn Ray Way Jeve Brownstown A R Brown Leola Jesse Va Dr Harry and Dr Harvey G Ella Tian and Alice. Funeral at Brownstown with burial in joining cemetery. Samuel Smith 89 died near Rothsville afternoon from tuberculosis. Survived by wife and children Paul Cather preta Edith Warren Henry Olive, two sisters and two brothers Phares Gamer and Mary Cooper. Funeral held Wednesday.
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Mary Ann Metzler
Owl Hill
Lititz
Frank
Middle Creek
Louise
John
Hammer Creek
Amos H
Brunnerville
Amos Gibble
Mastersonville
Louisa Kempfer
Camden
Jace Kulp
Manheim
Ira Skepp
Aaron Diffen- Milton Grove
Ham‘yeek
Jesse Mumma
Desse L. Mumma
North Lime Strees
Lancaster
Earl Township
Jesse
Elizabeth Sarah Mumina
Brstown
Akron
Aio
Grace United Evangeliarch
I Juhn G
Ray G
Way
Samuel Smith
Rothsville
Paul
Catherpreta
Edith
Warren
Henry
Olive
Phares Gamer
Williamsport
Mary Cooper
Schaeferstown
William
Funeral held for Jacob Frymyer in Rothsville
Jacob A. Frymyer age 53 died at his Akron home from complications of diseases. A Rothsville resident for years he led a hotel there and was active in fraternal groups including Owls and Knights. Survived by children David Rothsville Samuel Ephrata Paul Broqueville and others and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at home then Heller's Reformed Church with interment in Denver Cemetery.
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Jacob A. Frymiyer
Akron
The
Owls
Ephrata
Knights of Golden Eagle
Brownstown
A. of
Rothsvile
Heller's Reformed Church
WEDDING LORE Presents and superstitions for luck
The text lists wedding beliefs about gifts forecasting luck and outcomes. Silver gifts predict good fortune if first, before the wedding means trouble, a bride receiving a quilt brings luck, a match box foresees multiple marriages, and a groom should wear a giver’s gift. It advises against wearing male friends’ gifts and warns about duplicating presents.
Uncle Hank on modern love and talcum powder scent
A wry, period tone observation contrasts youthful romance with the modern scent of talcum powder, noting how sensation and sentiment mix in contemporary courting. The remark captures a humorous, old fashioned voice reflecting social change and everyday life.
Proposing by Phone Requires Solid Powder
A humorous note warns a young man against proposing over the telephone until he is certain he has the right powder, implying prudence and proper preparations before making a romantic ask.
Local Lancaster bank promotes jewelry line with purchase credit
An accompanying ad invites customers to view a new jewelry line at the Lititz firm and promises fifty cents credit to the first fifty buyers on any item over one dollar. The notice appears alongside a scanned bank financial statement from 1927 showing capital, surplus, deposits, and reserve details, plus notary attestations from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
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State of
Penna
County of Lancaster
I. BH. Dietm
Hank
I. H. Dieim
Frank KE. Schn
URGR
J, O. Breitigan
J. Wi. Breitigan
J. B. Herr
Jon
TK's wedding tale spurs garieties of pickle forks
TK stages four weddings to showcase S57 garieties of pickle forks, drawing curious guests and local chatter about unusual ceremonial adornments and culinary serving gear.
Insurance Proceeds Alter Family Fortune Cited
The piece argues a life insurance payout could have changed the family’s future after a tragedy. It cautions readers to insure homes and barns to protect dependents. The author asks readers if their own families are protected by adequate coverage.
Success and Perseverance Adages
A compact collection of motivational maxims urging skill, service, and daring across challenges. It highlights helping others, trying new things to attract attention, and placing serving goals first, attributed to Joseph Johnson and a reflection on greatness through hardship.
Pointed Paragraphs on Women, Perception, and Character
A mosaic of aphoristic lines observes how women view water for reflection, how misunderstandings shape women and men, and how greatness requires broad associations. It reflects on patience, sight, reason, and the wonder of a mother and child, urging inclusive, expansive thinking.
Timber facts span forests across continents and species
The text surveys timber varieties and tree facts including Florida forests with 175 wood varieties, a walnut sinking in water, eucalyptus reaching 300 feet, mahogany scattered in forests, dwarf oaks thriving in China, and olives living longest. It notes a cord of heavy wood equals the heating value of coal.
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Florida
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Uncle Hank
Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency
M. M. Garman
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Harris
A. W. Lane
Clay, Pa
E. K. Zartman
New Street
A. R. Whitmyer
Lititz, Pa
F. B. Keller
Tiehtt
Harold Murr
New York Life Insurance Company
Bell Phone
W. W. Gibbel
Brunnergile, Pa
Exeerience
C. Lawrence Kling
Weidman
R. D
Consultatio
J. Leicey
D. C
Palmer
North Broad Street
Bell Telephone
Rothsville Garage
Chevrolet
General
Paul G. Krafft
Walter Miller
Water Dept
Jacob Kling
Front St
John PD
Helter
Lincoln Ave
Ideal Cocoa & Chocolate CO
Kissel Till
Elizabeth Gochenaur
Willis K. Gochenaur
Walter Scitupp
Manet
John Moore
East Front
Luita
Pierce
Medical Press
Washington Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Orange St
Lititz Springs National
Pennsylvan
U. S
Ing House
Federal Terge Bank
U. 8
Bank Ja
Violet Ray
Alice E. Fasnacht
S. Spruce St
Ind
Bowers & Banzhof
Burkholder
Dongle
Habecker
S. Broad St
D. M
Elmer Eby
Farmers National Bank
Pennsylvania
U.S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Sebortine Bank
Federal Reserve Ban
Sens
Bas
Alystr AG
Joseph Johnson
Tje
Edward Moss
Schloss Bros. & CO
Master Tailors
Autz Bros
Hepp
China
Syria
Record Printing House
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