Brownstown items and local notices from Stolizfus and region
Willis Hitnier suffered eye injury when a stone struck him at Stolizfus. He was taken to the general Hospital with likely permanent vision loss. Attendance planned for the Adamstown Evangelical camp meet starting Friday. Zwally family held annual reunion at Sandy Beach on Saturday. Locals enjoyed swimming on the Conestoga to beat the heat. Local team lost to Mannheim 3 to 2. Holtwood fell 4 to 2 on home diamond. Josiah Werner and son Wilmer of Allentown visited Rev and Mrs L A Werner. Margaret Rudisill of Philadelphia and Pauline Ludwig of Lancaster staying with local families. Stores closed Thursday for Automobile Club picnic at Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hitnier
Stolizfus
Theeneral Hospital
Adamstown
Josiah Werner
Wilmer
Allentown
L. A. Werner
Margaret Rudisill
Philadelphia
W. P. Beck
Misa Pauline Ludwig
Lancaster
Dr.a. V. Walter
Automobile Club
Hershey
Isle of Escape chapter tease on Motogaru dispute
In this serialized tale Stella fears rival Meira will win David as they land on Motogaru. David enthuses over a palm island with Melrose’s daughter for company, while Stella hides a brewing plan to keep him from leaving. The couple debate happiness and control as tension builds aboard the cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wade
Stella Blackney
New Guineas
O'Shane
Wade
David
Motogaru
Stella
Meira
Jim Meay
Hays
California
Dolobe
Dave
Matagarb
Loora
Samara
Melrose
U B Sunday School Picnic and Local Visits
NEPHSVILLE NEWS reports the U B Sunday School annual picnic took place at Sandy Beach Park on Tuesday July 29. It also notes the Sunshine Class picnic at Carsonia Park Reading and lists several residents visiting relatives in Lancaster Wilmington Atlantic City and York with accompanying family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Sandy Beach Park
Sunshine
U. B. Church
Carsonia Park
Reading
Kathryn Tutt
Arlene Braunsworth
Lancaster
Harry
Rick
CG. R. Martin
Gladys
Harold
Junior
M. P. Haverstick
Three Unusual Vegetable Recipes by Chef Etienne Aellio
Chef Etienne Aellio of the Hotel New Yorker offers three inventive vegetable dishes. Spinach Gratin combines pureed spinach with butter white sauce and cheese baked in a dish. Onions Arragonaise stews small onions in seasoned butter and stock then tops buttered toast with cheese and browned onions. Parsnip and Tomato Scallop layers parsnips and stewed tomatoes with spices and cheese breadcrumb topping, baked until golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etienne Aellio
Hotel New Yorker
New York City
Former Lititz Man Promoted to A. and P. Superintendent
Frank Ford, formerly of Lititz, has been promoted to Superintendent of the A. and P. Stores in Reading. After serving as assistant superintendent since 1926, he now directs 85 Reading district stores. His first act is opening the first Black and White combination store in Reading, welcomed by customers. Ford, a Lititz resident before 1925 for ten years, is a charter member of Post 56, American Legion, and is married to Laura Sturgis, daughter of N. D. Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank §. Ford
Lititz
Reading
Ford
Post 56
American Legion
Laura Sturgis
N. D. Sturgis
Uncle Eben Drops a Lesson on Common Sense
A Washington Star quote features Uncle Eben saying Experience teaches little, and that one should trust their own common sense from the start. The line reflects a folksy proverb style and emphasizes practical wisdom over caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Uiele Eben
Washington Star
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Brownstown
Zwally
Sandy Beach
Satuurday
Manheim
Holtwood
Ebbes
Isle OF Escape
Warner Bros. Pictures Inc
Warner Bros
Jack McLaren
Samora
bin Helmet
Tanger
Nepfsville News
Jacob Snyder
Wilmington
Del
Ruth Martin
Bernice Martin
Atlantic City
Annabell Kreider
Thomas Redmile
Florence Kreider
John F. Bausman
York
Bebe
Virginia Diehm
Dorothy Rothfus
Martin Findley
Landisville
Heth
Spacht
ILARI
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Massachusetts
Florida
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