Route Three News Highlights Local Weekend Visits
John Minnich of York spent the weekend visiting his parents. James Rentachler of Millersville called on the Dittman family. Mrs. Dittman is recovering from illness. Ira Longenecker and family and Ellen Jane Longenecker visited the Jere Longenecker family in Farmersville. Susan West of vetting in fast spent the weekend with the A. R. Singer home. Mrs. Thomas Erb and Miss a
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John Minnich
York
H. G. Minnich
James Rentachler
Millersville
John Dittman
Dittman
Ira Longenecker
Ellen Jane Longenecker
Jere Longenecker
Farmersville
Susan West
Fast
A. R. Singer
Thomas Erb
Dawn and Tom Return to War in East Africa Tale
Installment twenty seven continues Dawn the white heroine under threat from Shen Keyes and the native worshipers as Tom Allen returns from leave with British troops to rescue her. Colonel Judson must manage Shep Keyes and impending sacrifices while Dawn faces burning if rain fails. Tom seeks Judson’s aid, promising action if needed.
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Dawn
Malunghu
Tom Allen
England
Shen Keyes
Shen
Tom
Eric
Judgon
Hill of Skulls
Judson
Shep
Coronel
Askari Guard
Pigeon
Blink
Johanna
Shep Keyes
Nelson
Tam
Germany
Flanders
Bric
Hric
Tom Ed
Sneperes
Lople
Erlc
Tonite
Oric
le Arn
Allen
Tostes
Malunghi
Shlep
Hasmali
Challengng Judson
Nuie
Jackson
Hasmal
Form Allen
Duke
Bia
Faraman Cave
Jabanta
Blistant Fenly
Dewan
Blinky
Plink
Judson’s
Community Sunday visits Across Lititz and Nearby Towns
Erb visited the Brubaker home in Lititz on Sunday. Longeneckers from near Manheim and Lebanon visitors joined Mrs Ellen Jane Longenecker. Calls to the Todd home included Elmer Miller and family and Homer Hiestand family. Other visits included Stauffer and Huber in Lebanon and Mrs Emma Minnich of Columbia.
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Erb
Eugene K. Brubaker
Lititz
Ammon S. Longenecker
Linn
Longenecker
Near
Manheim
Ellen Jane Longenecker
Hayden Bomberger
Christian Bomberger
David Stauffer
Mary Huber
Lebanon
Harry Kreider
Mountville
Emma Minnich
Columbia
Harvey Miller
Sanford Todd
Elmer Miller
Homer Hiestand
Route 3
James Rentschler, Sr
Millers
Onion and allied bulbs fed builders of great pyramid
A historical note highlights onions radishes and garlic used to feed workers who built the great pyramid. An inscription claims nine tons of gold were spent to supply these vegetables to laborers in ancient Egypt.
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Great
Pyramid
Egypt
World’s largest newspaper collection opens in Germany
Aixa- Chapelle hosts a newspaper museum unveiling what is claimed as the world’s largest collection. It includes about 150,000 newspapers with items from across the globe such as an Eskimo paper from the mid 19th century.
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Aixa-~Chapelle
Germany
Public Sale at 862 E Main St Lititz Pa March 14 1931
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the premises 862 East Main Street Lititz Pa a full line of household goods including old fashioned chairs rocker dinner horn and many other articles. Sale to start at 1 30 P M with terms and conditions to be announced by J Madison Dietrich executor of Daniel Ludwig estate H H Snavely auctioneer.
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E. Main St
Lititz
J. Madison Dietrich
Daniel Ludwig
H. H. Snavely
Auet
Public sale of Eckert estate in Penn Township Lancaster
Under an Orphans Court order in Lancaster County a trustee will publically sell one acre land along Mapadam Road Lititz Manheim Penn Township containing a weatherboarded log house a frame stable fruit trees and a never failing well The sale starts at two o clock p m terms to be announced by the undersigned Auctioneer A K Meller and legal counsel Joseph B Wissler listed as Strait Attorney
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Penn Township
Lancaster County
Penna
Orphanis’ Court
Lititz
Manheim
Pennsylvania
Peter S. Eckert
Peter B. Eckert
Venerable Oregon Douglas Fir Reveals Ancient Age
A recently cut Douglas fir in Oregon showed 889 annual rings, indicating it was over four centuries old when Columbus reached America. The finding highlights the tree’s remarkable age and the long history of the region.
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Oregon
America
Whale and oil wells compared in historic note
The average U S oil well yields about 3000 barrels annually, about 600 times a whale’s lifetime output. The fact contrasts industrial production with marine life, highlighting vast energy extraction scales in historical context.
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United States
Hebrew Money and Babylonian Weight System
Hebrew money followed Babylonian weights with a gold to silver ratio of 1 to 18.18, a standard that persisted across western Asia.
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Western
Asia
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Debuts 1928 Broadcast
The famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir comprises 400 unpaid singers. It has existed for many years, with its first nationwide broadcast in 1928 marking a milestone in its long history.
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir
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Route Three
Marc
O'Farrell
Warner Bros. Pictures Inc
Warner Bros. Vitaphone
Otto Harbach
Oscar Hammerstein II
Tsane
Sautlin
Brie
Bunk
Drie
Jad
Fareer
Tom Crimreali
Tao
Haye
Duce Caate
A. K. Meller
Josseph B. Wissler
Strait
Hudson
W. M. Zook & Sons
Rothby
Lititz, PA
Essex
Hudson-Essex
E. Maines Street
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