European views on US currency and world affairs encountered
A former Lititz man reports European reactions to US currency devaluation, unemployment, and recovery efforts. He notes English progress, Nazi influence in Germany, Mussolini in Italy, and high living costs across France, with travel discounts and tariffs shaping cross border exchange and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Europe
John Dillinger
Mr. Roosevelt
Dillinger
Switzerland
England
Italy
Mussolini
France
New York
Germany
Four Graduates Earn B S Education at Milersville
Four local men from the State Teachers College Milersville completed the summer session on August 4 and were awarded Bachelor of Science in Education. They are Leon Dissinger Lester J Fleisehan Ira E Hall and Mari K Reist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ College
Millersville
Leon Dissinger
Lester J. Fleisehan
Ira E. Hall
Mari K. Reist
RECORD Classified Atlvs Bring Results
The RECORD classified ads section delivers results for readers seeking goods services and opportunities. Advertisers report steady responses to listings across items and local listings.
William F Myers 64 Strasburg butcher dies at home
William F Myers 64 of Strasburg died at 7:50 am Sunday from complications at home. Formerly with Fritz and Johnston at Oak Bottom, he worked 23 years for Breuninger Brothers in Strasburg. A Mount Eden Unitarian Church member, he survived by wife Viola and children from a deceased marriage, plus siblings. Services held at Eden Lutheran Church with interment nearby.
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William F. Myers
Strasurge
Mr. Myers
Fritz and Johnston
Oak Bottom
Breuninger Brothers
Strasburg
Mount Eden
Juliana Lancaster
Charles Weller
Lamneter
William F
Warren J
Altoona
War B Hall
Philadelphia
Mary
Benjamin
Obituary Notice for Mrs J White Philadelphia
Mrs J White 60 of Philadelphia died Sunday afternoon at 4 30 at her daughter's home. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Ganewer and Mrs Knox, one brother Russell Foster, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from her Germantown home this afternoon with burial in Philadelphia.
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T. J. White
Philadelphia
Campli
Vabins
Lightning Fires Barn and Hail Damages Tobacco Farm
A bolt split the Habecker barn roof near Mt. Joy causing a large fire that also burned a tobacco shed and corn barn. Five hundred bushels of wheat, 73 tons of hay, 50 tons of straw and animals were destroyed. insurance covers the loss. Firefighters from Mount Joy and Marietta battled the blaze as hail damaged tobacco fields over a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Habecker
Newtown
Mt. Joy
Sclion
Habecker
Mr. Habecker
Andy Gochnauer
David Habecker
Charles Buizer
Ups
Kissel Hill
Neffeville
Brownstown
Habecker Place
Mount Joy
Marietta
Barry Witmer
Chickies Creek
Landis and Nagle wed in Akron ceremony
Wayne G. Landis and Miss Mary E B Nagle were married Saturday at 5 pm by Rev. W P Martin at his Akron home. They will live in a newly furnished home on West Fulton Street in Nephrata.
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Wayne G. Landis
Christ Landis
Brunnerville
Mary EB. Nagle
Alvin Nagle
Rothsville
W. P. Martin
Akron
Fulton Street
Nphrata
Coming Events Listed For The Park And Area Reunions
A local events list covers gatherings through August and September. Reunions include Grossman Kilian Kurtz Eshleman Warwick Butter Roth Herta Frymyer Keeners Park and Elizabethtown area reunions plus Sunday School sessions at Advent Lutheran Templeman Jerusalem and Penryn Pienis Grove.
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Mechanicsburg and
Leela Union Sunday School
Grossman
Kurtz
Advent Lutheran Sunday School
Lancaster
Eshleman
Warwick Grange
Roth
Templeman Union Sunday School
Rexiant Ard
Frymyer
the- Herta
Jerusalem
Pienig
Penryn Pienis
Newgard-Gantz
Keeners Park
Elizabethtown
Lausch
Ephrata Park
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Lititz
Hitler
Berlin
J. White
Beck Brothers
South Broad Street
Penna
Landis—Nagie
Brunnerville U. B
Hogs’ Grove
Lutz
Main Street
W. H. Muth & Co. Coal and Lumber
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