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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

7

Local veterans receive bonds and bonding office expands hours

The article notes many local families visiting in Lititz and surrounding towns followed by an official update on bond certification. The office will stay open 8 AM to 8 PM Tuesday and Wednesday with additional rooms at two banks and post office hours extended. Veterans will identify themselves for bond issuance and cashouts occur in Philadelphia with expected weekly delivery.

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Veterans to call at Post Office for bonus delivery

The notice states that no bonus will be delivered. Veterans are instructed to call at the Post Office from 6 to 10 P M on Monday Tuesday or Wednesday to arrange delivery.

Local visitors gather across Lancaster area families

Halfville News reports a chain of visits among local families. Mahlon Mull and family near Manheim and Charles Herr with Mary Jane of Lititz joined Charles Shreiner’s household, with Miss Mabel Shreiner visiting Mildred Shreiner.

Mahlon Mull Near Manheim Charles Herr Mary Jane Lititz William Shreiner Elm Charles Shreiner

Local residents visit neighbors over weekend

Mr. and Mrs Clair Esbenshade of Elizabethtown visited Mr and Mrs John Engle on Sunday. Miss Mildred Bomberger spent the week end with Miss Dorothy Kline of Lexington. Mr and Mrs Oscar B Waltz and family visited Mr and Mrs Jonas B Waltz of Mastersonville.

James McMullen William McMullen Manheim Roy Nauman Leroy and Robert Hiram Demmy Rufus Kline Kathryn Stevenson Brunnerville Harvey Feetter Harvey Fetter Anna Ditzler Poplar Grove John Basehore Junior Behney Katie Weachter Aaron Sahm Lebanon Elmer Weachter Warren Biemesderfer Grace Gloucester N. J John Biemesderfer Harvey Ober Norman Ober John Pickel Alice Ober Mabel Shreiner Mildred Shreiner Lester Frey Elizabethtown Enck Adam Enck Henry Enck Ephrata Charles Zell Penxyn Chas. Shreiner Fred Weidman Speedwell Anna Mae Esta Enck Miriam Zell Henry Reifsnyder Churchtown Dillman Lausch John Gilbert Lititz Adam Hackman Clair Esbenshade John Engle Mildred Bomberger Dorothy Kline Lexington Oscar B. Waltz Jonas B. Waltz Mastersonville

Mountain feud and railroad trial in Kentucky chapter scene

Martin Reed the city engineer arrives to build a railroad over Tolliver and Palin land amid a deadly feud. June Tolliver Flees with Reed to pursue schooling as Dave Tolliver vows to kill Reed, sparking fights and escapes while Thurber faces threats from both clans.

Reed Alin Anyvious Dave June Gaptown Nalhead Martin Thurber Dorsey Tolliver Cabin Melissa Judd Buddie Zeke Genzer David Pappy

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