The Vine Yard and the Call to Turn to God
A sermon emphasizes the vineyard as Israel and its unfruitful state. It warns that wealth and self indulgence blind people to God’s law, urging repentance and faith in Christ as the path to salvation and a new life.
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Prosa-Association
Israel
Judah
Samuel
Jesus
Isa. Xilii
House of Israel
John Y
Matthew
Eithen
Jesus Christ
Nicodemus
Bethesda
Ronald
Christ Jesus
Christ
VOGANVILLE Community News and Notes
Local column reports on fire insurance tax rates and assessors, plans of Earl Supervisors, Mr. Leipold's return from touring with bands, and moving plans for Q Wendler Myers. It notes drought affecting wheat prep, corn crops strong, tobacco market interest, diphtheria measures at Linn Blantz residence, cider making concerns, and a former resident Jake Detterline's return in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel ‘Stauffer
Lowa
Israel B. Weber
Old Guard Pire and Storm Insurance Company
John HH. ‘Landis
I. M. Witmer
T. H
Michael Leipold
United States
Brownstown
Q. Wendler Myers
Eplorate
John Eslinger
Lancaster
J. Frank Brubaker
Linn Blantz
Aisof
Jacob Detterline
Jake
Dives
Pomeroy and
Stewart
Beat Clerka
Reading
Mr. Good
Landis Buys West End Farm At Public Sale
In Mechanicsburg the west-end farm formerly owned by Reuben Landis and farmed by Samuel Keen and Mrs. Lydia A. Herr sold at public sale. Milton L. Landis bought the property for 89 520, reserving a 100 by 300 foot corner lot opposite the Lutheran Church. Rumor says Landis plans lot sales to follow. The Lancaster Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Church meet next Tuesday and Wednesday with 36 ordained ministers, 50 congregations, 4 parishes, and 11321 communicant members. Holy Communion will be at the Lutheran Church Sunday October 4 with preparatory services October 30 and council meeting October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Landla
Samuel Keen
Lydia A. Herr
Milton L. Landis
Lancaster
Lebanon
Dauphin
Cumberland
Lutheran Church
Oelock A. Om
Local social notes from Lancaster county society circle
Grace and Berthe Caldwell left for Shippen School in eastern Pennsylvania. Weavers, Ebys, and Fenninger families visit relatives in Lititz Bareville New Holland Reidenbach. Weaver Co tests 1907 tobacco padding. no damage. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Jerry Fenninger and Miss Annie Elmer of Gap, visit relatives. Harry Wibley travels to Port Royal to see his stroke‑afflicted father. improving. Wood’s Liver Medicine advertised as remedy for malaria and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Berthe Caldwell
Shippen School For
Lancaster College Association
Pennsylvania
David H. Weaver
Lititz
George Axe
Bareville
New Holland
Reidenbach
Weaver& Co
Charles Wibley
Clarion
Thes
John Eby
Harry Eby
John M. Denlinger
Jerry Seldemridge
George Knob
David &. Weaver
Jerry Fenninger
Harry Kurtz
Frilly
Springville
Samuel Sechrist
Edward Fenninger
Mary Kreider
Aon
Clayton
Lancaster
Adam Kreider
Harry.c. Wibley
Port Royal
Juniatta County
Annie Elmer
Gap
Jerry. Fenninger
John M. ‘Renninger
Talmage
Edward
Jerry E
Jamima C. Fenninger
Landis
Ruth
Denninger
Alta Good
Mary
Pauline Bair
Matry
Fianna
Wenger
Margie
Bessie Kreider
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United States Capitol
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Alonzo O. Bliss Company
Samuel Austin
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JEW Holland
T. M. Store & Sona
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