Borrowed Plumage by a Christmas at Home
Jean Gray contemplates a holiday with Mrs Holden after receiving a gracious invitation from a university graduate. A Dramatic Society clothes rule sparks a plan to borrow costumes and reclaim a sense of festive belonging.
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Gven More
Jean
Spangler Golden Wedding Hosts Wide Local Party
Rothsville honored Edwin and Mrs. Spangler with a turkey dinner attended by Isaac Weinhold of Ephrata Michael Weinhold of Muddy Creek Jacob Lausch of Denver James Hoffman of Oley Mary Spangler Minnie Strickler of Schaefferstown and many other relatives. The same week Miss Alice W Davis survived a snow crash in Oregon and Rothsville High won two games. Warwick Township groups planned New Year events and church meetings. Jean’s stage romance with Cary Endicott culminates in a marriage proposal during holiday events.
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Edwin Spangler
Isaac Weinhold
Ephrata
Michael Weinhold
Muddy Creek
Jacob Lausch
Denver
James Hoffman
Oley
Mary Spangler
Minnie
Mary Strickler
Schaefferstown
Rey
Weitzel
Lititz
Benjamin Weidner
Lebanon
John Miller
John Spangler
Clay
William Young
Brickerville
Jacob Garman
Raymond Leed
Reamstown
Walter Kicker
Stephan Levan
Clarence
Josephine Levan
Dora Leoplod and Sons
Alice W. Davis
Warwick Township
Oregon
Evangelical Congregational
Evangelical Church
Stauffer
Millport
Lutheran Church
Jean
Cary Endicott
Nancy
Coatesville Visitors and Lancaster youth Stayovers
Mr and Mrs A Roger Larkin and family of Coatesville visited Mrs Annie Loose over the week end. Billy Pontz of Lancaster spent last week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Mumma.
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A. Roger Larkin
Coatesville
Annie Loose
Billy Pontz
Lancaster
Jacob Mumma
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Marjorie Ames
Miss Gray
Marjjorie Holden
Rothsville
Warwick Grange
Benjamin Forney
John G. Young
W. Reed
Rev. Stauffer
Mrs. Holden
Cary
Endicott
McClure
Cary and
Record Book Store
General Sutter Hotel
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co