Neeffsville Community Notes and Championship Playoff
NEFFSVILLE NEWS reports the Lutheran Church monthly meeting and the D Y B Class gathering at homes, plus a basketball playoff scheduled Friday at the High School in Neeffsville. Local visits include Andy Reidenbaugh of Lititz with the Reidens, Elmer Shreiner and the Kricks in Lancaster, and the Fulmer family from Lancaster with daughter Arlene.
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Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
D. Y. B. Class
The
Lutheran Church
Trene Kiehl
Dawn in Peril as Execution Follows in Dark Africa
Dawn faces a tribal ritual in the British East Africa Protectorate as Tom Allen races to locate Mooda in Mombasa before Dawn is executed. Duke escapes to the port city and encounters Mooda, whose mysterious ghost story deepens the peril and intrigue surrounding the doomed heroine.
Sunday Visits Among Local Families Highlight Small-Town Life
Sunday gatherings show Bertha Fulmer spending time with the Hubers and their son Donald while the Dunkles visit the Lausch home, and the Helmans in Lancaster host the Dunkles' family. The entries reflect neighborly ties and regular social calls among residents.
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Bertha Fulmer
Graybill Huber
Donald
George Lausch
Harry E. Dunkle
Bernice
Erma
John Helman
Lancaster
Sunday visits across Manheim and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritter joined by the Heiseys at Manheim for Sunday dinner. Groffs of Lititz and local families shared meals and calls with Houcks, Habeckers, and Reidenbachs. Albert Machmer and Chester Habecker fished at Port Deposit, Maryland.
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Joe Ritter
Melvin Heisey
Manheim
Robert
Florence Groff
Lititz
Paul Bushong
Catherine Heinley
Alexander
Charles
Anna Grimsey
Kathryn Seaman
Lancaster
L. G. Houck
Abram Houck
Centerville
Chester Habecker
Adam Habecker
Oscar Ferry
Mastersonville
Carrie Reidenbach
G. Robert
Isaac Reidenbach
Ephrata
Clayton Raihl
Albert Machmer
Port Deposit
John Habecker
Romaine
Dawn faces brutal test as Dawn and Tom struggle in Africa
In Installment Thirty-Two of a tropical melodrama, Dawn the supposed white daughter of Dawn’s father faces a planned burning in a tribal rite. Tom Allen returns from England to aid Dawn while Shep Keyes incites the natives. Duke, Mooda, and a mysterious ghost man complicate the peril as searches reach Mombasa waterfront.
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Dawn
Malungau
Tom Allen
England
Shep Keyes
Tom
Shep
Pigeon
Mombasa
Temple of
Malunghu
Mooda
Fair-skinnal Dawn
Maiunghu
Whipyman
Jungies
Yom
Mombassa
Duke
Vie
Gene Lee
Macda
Maeda
Maoda
Africa
Mama
Moofla
Fashion Group forms to promote better taste in American fashion
An informal Fashion Group of designers editors educators and industry advisors forms to elevate American made fashions. Marion Taylor of New York leads as president with regional leaders planned. The article highlights a spring suit showcasing durene fabric and a peplum blouse by Birke and Birke.
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Marion Taylor
New York
Durene
Birke and
Birke
Tobacco sales and local family notices in Clay area
Farmers report tobacco sold and some unsold while Samuel Landis repairs the Benj Adair property. Kathryn Ober visits brother Lloyd Ober in Kissel Hill. Henry Reiser and Alma visit Rev. Noah Hurst’s family. Ramuel Landis moves to Adair farm. P C Elser turns 80 on March 18. Mrs Mary Hirneisen of Stevens dies. writer’s relative and schoolmate mourned.
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Samuel Landis
Benj Adair
Kathryn Ober
Kissel Hill
Lloyd Ober
Henry Reiser
Alma
Noah Hurstant
Ramuel Landis
Abram Brubaker
Adair
P. C. Elser
Mary Hirneisen
Stevens
Sunday Evening Christian Endeavor at Evangelical Church
The Brownstown C E group met Sunday evening at the Evangelical Congregational Church led by L K Wolfe. Hymns and Scripture were presented by Paul Wolf Lincoln Im Hoff and Charles Roberts with a brass quartet including Newton Mearig Luther Harrieh John Schramm and James Lefever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Congregational Church
L. K. Wolfe
Paul Wolf
Lincoln Imhoff
Charles Roberts
Ieed
Newton Mearig
Leacock
Luther Harrieh
John Schramm
James Lefever
Lancaster
Charles Tmber
N. Lee Klopp
J. W. Klopp
Heating systems in old homes need modern boiler checks
Frank D. Miley of Raub Supply cites a Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau slogan urging homeowners to health check their houses. He notes tests reveal fuel and heat waste up to 25 percent in older heating plants and that installing modern scientifically designed boilers often increases heat output while using less fuel.
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Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
Frank D. Miley
Raub Supply Company
Weil-McLain Scientific Combustion
Lollow
Mr. Miley
Is It True a Man Sows Wild Oats Reaps Sorrow
A correspondent cites an Italian proverb about sowing wild oats and reap sorrow. The Record Classifieds features ads and brief anecdotes reflecting on caution in choices and consequences.
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