Religious Notices From Moravian to Brethren Services
Religious notices list Moravian Evangelical Lutheran and Brethren churches with pastors and service times. It covers Rev I S Crosland Rev J S Iper Rev C S Miller Rev W K Sieck Rev F A Weichsel and others, including Lititz Akron White Oak Kissel Hill Rottevills and local chapel schedules for Sunday services and catechetical instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Crosland
United Evancstiian
J. S. Iper
Bretiren
Luvaeran
F. A. Weichsel
Rothsville
Akron
Lititz
Warwick
Reformed Courch
George B. Takner
White Oak
Estees
Litits
Ngtom Union Chapel
Hurch
THE
Brethren
Longer’s
Neffsville
Millport
Brethren Home
McEnnonite
Landis Valley
Kauff
Rottevilis
Motions Day Harvest Rally at St Luke's Church
Churches union and rally day services in St Luke's Reformed Church in the borough on October 6 mark a major Harvest Home and Rally Day event with a large mobilization of members and friends. A Sunday program features special singing, an afternoon Bible school assembly at 1 30, and an address by Rev L E Dohin gon of Manheim, with Reverends and delegates attending from local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iunion
St. Luke’s Reformed
Wext
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Arch
L. E. Dohingon
Manheim
A. Weichsel
Amstown
F. A. Weichsel
Lancaster Lutheran Center
Mt. Joy
Lemon Neider
al Lutheran Church
A. M. “Iting
Penryn
Everal
Longenecker
Feb County
1. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. K. Steck
Ninth annual Sunday-school convention in Grace Reformed Eden
The district No 9 convention of Sunday schools will be held Saturday in Grace Reformed Church Eden. It includes an afternoon and evening session with local workers participating. Rev W K Fleck of St Pauls Lutheran will speak on Over the Top and Rev J S Harper of Trinity United Evangelical will address the convention on Patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwick
Elizabeth
Manheim
Grace Reformed
Eden
W. K. Fleck
St. Pawl’s Luttheran Church
J. 5. Tharper
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Patrio
Man Impersonation Case In Lancaster Court
John Carvell of Millway faced Lancaster court on a Saturday charge of impersonating a United States officer. He was arrested by State Policeman Ely at Eph rata. The indictment claimed US officer impersonation, but he posed as a state officer instead. Judgment was arrested and the defendant discharged. He seems to have a mania for posing as an officer after taking a detective course and receiving a badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carvell
Millway
Lancaster
United States
Ife
Ephrata
Ely
Reading Riting Rithmetic and Music in Education
A U S Commissioner of Education extols music as vital to a democratic society and practical study. The ad promotes piano sales and music education, touting used pianos for sale at Yoruie Sam Piano and Play on Orange Street, Lititz, Pa, and advertises Cr ea mo full cream dairy product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qmusic
Alexander P-xton
U. S
Yoruie & Sam
Orange St
Lititz
Abere
Poly
Front Street
Last Summons Continues From Page One in York Obituary
The deceased, born in Germany and long a York resident, lived with his niece on East Main Street before moving to Philadelphia to stay with a nephew about a year and a half ago. A skilled pattern maker, he aided in building the funeral car for President Lincoln. His service was held last Saturday in York with Mr. and Mrs. H. Fisher in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. Fisher
East Main St
Philadelphia
United States
Germany
York
Abraham Lincoln
Fritz
H. Fisher
Deaths of Children in Local Homes and Cemeteries
Twin babies born to Samuel and Edna Wonder on E Lincoln Ave. Mary Viola died Wednesday and is to be buried at Rothsville Lutheran Cemetery today. Infant Harry Stump, son of Martin and the late Stela Stump, died at grandparents in Rothsville on Sept 18, aged 12 days. buried last Thursday in Rothsville Tath eran Cemetery in same grave as mother and twin brother George. Robert Bender, two months three days old, died at home southeast of Kissel Hill Warwick Township from convulsions. funeral Tuesday at Laths ville Lutheran Church with Rev. W. K. Fleck officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Edna Wonder
E. Lincoln Avenue
Mary Viola
Rothsville Lutheran Cemetery
Harry Stump
Martin Stump
Stela Stump
George Whiterall
Rothsville
Rothsville Tatheran
George
Robert
William
Maggie Bender
Kissel Hill
Warwick Township
Richard
Thelathsville Lutheran Church
W. K. Fleck
Death of Merchant Marine Frank J D Ensminger
Frank J D Ensminger son of Wein Ensminger editor of the Manheim Sentinel died at St. Vincent hospital Norfolk Virginia last Saturday night aged 27 after pneumonia cut short his first voyage in the U S merchant marines He a Manheim High School Franklin and Marshall Academy and Penn State alumna and last summer managed the McCrory 5 and 10 store at Palm Beach He leaves a step mother and one sister Mrs Henry Clay DeGrange of Winchester Va funeral held in Manheim with burial at Whiteview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank JD. Ensminger
Wein Ensminger
Manheim Sentinel
Manheim
St. Vincent Hospital
Norfolk
U.S
Merchant Marines
Manheim High School
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Pennsylvania State College
McCrory
Palm Beach
Florida
Henry Clay DeGrange
Winchester
Ensminger
Wairview Cemetery
Agricultural Notes on Tobacco Harvest in Northern Lancaster
Farmers in northern Lancaster county push to finish tobacco harvest amid cooler weekend weather. Despite near frost warnings, no frost occurred as workers, including families, stored vast amounts of tobacco. Amos Metzler reports fifteen Indiana silos built this summer, with the largest 10 by 40 feet, and many farmers are currently filling silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Amos Tr. Metzler
Pine Hill
Warwick Township
Indiana
Mr. Metzler
Grapes Abound With Large Varieties Reported
Grapes are plentiful and some people have more than they know what to do with. They are unusually free from insect stings and those not bagged are fit for table use. More grape juice and jelly is being made than for many years. J W Bruckart grows King grapes with unusually large berries. Harvey Leather grows a black grape with berries so large he wagers none in the area can match them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bruckart
Harvey Leather
Uarvey
Warwick House Sale Tops Prices At Semmi Monthly Sale
The Warwick House sale featured 384 head with vows reaching $201 the top price and $176 the next. Other items included 74 pigs to $20, 13 Tilocens at $1.18, 92 bushels potatoes from 40 cents to $2.80, 10 pounds soup beans 11 to 12 cents, 13 tugs $1.45 to $1.80, 30 pumpkins 10 cents, 23 brooms 40 to 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Rothsville High Senior Class News Contributions
Patrons are asked to support Rothsville High School by reading weekly school news written by senior class members. The effort aims to inform the community about school proceedings and activities, encouraging reader engagement with student journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lengthit
Jneh
Communisty
Travel notes and social visits across Lititz region
Mrs John Boyer of Red Run visits Monroe Beenroad family. Miss Mary Lowery of Reading visits Mr Louis Huebener and sister Mary. William Stifel goes to Pennsylvania shipyards. Martin Muth and Samuel Shenk return to State College. Abram Hartman of Schaefferstown visits. Arthur Bruckart at Camp Mills NY visiting his brother in service. Lancaster visitors include Minnie and Bertha Rin cer Adeline Spindler and Annie Silknitter. Miriam Regennas vaca tions in Rochester. Mrs Mary Gast of Lancaster visits sister Mrs Jerre Adams. Miss Lizzie Secker travels to New York to see A A Marks. Eleanore Muth to University of Illinois. Fred Muth to Hav erford College. William Stoneback and daughter Elizabeth visit from Easton. Mrs Christ Goch nauer joins. Lititz auto trip to Gettysburg. Local hosts include James Breitigan family and others. Calif ornia resident Willis Faust and Lebanon visitor Jennie Kulp stay in town. Spangler and Hofman train at Camp Lee Va. some Lititz boys at Camp Lee to sail overseas. Mabel Neidermyer visits Petersburg Va with Mrs Ghester Keith. L Keith family visit at Camp Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyer
Red Run
Monroe Beenroad
Mary Lowery
Reading
Louis Huebener
Mary
William
Thad
Stifel
Pennsylvania
Martin Muth
Samuel Shenk
State College
Abram Hartman
Schaefferstown
John Sesseman
John Goldbrecht
Cleonia
Lebanon County
P. L. Yeiser
Arthur Bruckart
Camp Mills
L. EL
N.Y
Albert
Minnie and
Bertha Rincer
Adeline Spindler
Annie Silknitter
Lancaster
A. R. Keller
Monroe Longenecker
Aldus Royer
Denver
Miriam Regennas
Hager & Bros
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Gast
Jerre Adams
Locust Street
George Price
Frank Adams
Akron
Lizzie Secker
Lititz
Brethren
Neffsville
New York City
A. A. Marks
Eleanore Muth
University of Illinois, At
Urbana
Fred
Haverford College
William Stoneback
Elizabeth
Easton
Christ. Gochnauer
Stoneback
Haston
Daniel Breitigan
H. Clay
Fairland
Walter Bender
Manheim
Morris Lutz
Shillington
H. H. Sonon
Petersburg
Kate Klinger
Nphrata
Willis Faust
California
Frank Kulp
Jennie
Lebanon
Henry C. Sturgis
Lincoln
Aust
Sturgis
Paul Spangler
Ross Toffman
Amos Hedler
Columbia
Camp Lee
Spangler and Hofman
Mabel Neidermyer
Ghester Keith
Barbara Rudy
Town
Oratorical Contest at Rothsville High School
A silver medal oratorical contest to promote National constitutional prohibition will be held in the Rothsville High School auditorium this Saturday evening at 7 30 oclock by the young people of Manheim. Six young ladies will speak and while the judges retire to make their decision a playlet will be rendered. Also special music. An admission of 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothsville High School
Manheim
Who's the Stranger Father in a Golfing Club Tale
Fragment from a newspaper page features dialogue about a stranger claimed to be a father figure, with misunderstanding over a golfer parent. The piece then shifts through quick quips on seasons, summer, patriotic slogans, and light proverbs about money and fame, ending with a domestic vignette.
Local Soldier Boy Helman Enlists in 108th Engineers
August last year he joined Company E, 108th Engineers, after training at Fort Logan Texas and sailing to France in June. Son of Herman B and Lizzie G Herman born in Warwick township resided near Lititz until seven years ago worked for a Boston company. Survived by parents one brother Harrison and three sisters Nora Mrs Daniel Gingrich and Mrs Harvey Fasnacht. Also notes Eddy Stokes ammunition comment about marching with Marine band to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Helman
Texas
108Th Engineers
Fort Logan
France
Patriot
Herman B
Lizzie G. Herman
Warwick Township
Lititz
Boston
Mass
Harrison
Nora
Daniel Gingrich
Lancaster
Harvey Fasnacht
Ephrata
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District
S. A
Nate Dros
Jack Frost
Josephus
Eddystoke Ammunition Corporation
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Marine Band
Pershing
Berlin
Brelker
Domied Teouse
Swith Kiteien
Miust New St
Pas
Qutuberla
Front St. Litita
Moyers Drug Store
Litiiz
Grubaker
C. H. Kreider
E. Main St. Ind
Timie
Lititz Tarsal
General Sutter
Chast VL. Kraider
Anna Kkelder
Ant
Tongether
Mariville
Dear Jaitita
Oticeh
Gedar Street
Li i
I. HW. Romberger
Bora Council
Horach Keller
Spruce St
Bruinerville
Chey
Clay
Bell
Henry B.bnay
Luity
Vieti
EMS
Retail Merchants’ Association
Eastman Kodaks
Hepp
Eastman
KODAK
Cleanser
R. N. Wolfe
Main Street
Victor Victrolas
Doster
Broad Street Department Store
S. Broad
Orange Streets
Lititz, Penna
Mansingwear
Bradley
Dad
Tancaster
Age
Joe
Zoe
Pfautz Bros. Department Store
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