Obituary Mrs E Carrie Miller 78 East Petersburg resident
Mrs E Carrie Miller 78 widow of A Wesley Miller died at her home in East Petersburg Tuesday night after a six month illness Her husband died two weeks earlier She leaves children Claude Kemper Liita O Bridh Miller and Mrs David Erb and stepchildren C Walter Miller Samuel Miller Mrs William Nics Mrs Anna Bard and Martin V Miller Also survived by brothers Jus Sioner and Edwin Stonex The funeral will be held tomorrow with services at 1 30 p m at the home and 2 p m at the East Petersburg Lutheran Church Interment in Moravian cemetery R M Spacht funeral director
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E. Carrie Miller
A. Wesley Miller
East Petersburg
William A. Kemper
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Claude Kemper
William Nics
West Lawn
Anna Bard
Lancaster
Martin V. Miller
Sands Valley
Jus Sioner
Lititz
Edwin Stonex
New Holland
E Petersburg Lutheran Church
R. M. Spacht
Death of John F Grosh longtime Lititz resident
John Franklin Grosh 1 former Denver resident died at 1 20 a m Tuesday at his daughter Ellen and Alberta Grosh's Philadelphia home. He had lived there since his wife Emma Nolde months ago. He previously lived in Lititz. Services Saturday at 7 p m at Mellinger's Denver funeral home with burial at 2 15 p m in Moravian cemetery here. Rev Byron K Horne to conduct graveside service.
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John Franklin Grosh
Denver
Ellen
Alberta Grosh
Philadelphia
Emma Nolde
Grosh
Lititz
Mellinger
Byron K
Zacharias Forry Zacharias Ferry Dies at 85
Zacharias Forry Zacharias Ferry age 85 of near Clay died at Lancaster General Hospital at 4 20 p m Tuesday. He was a Lutheran Church member. Survived by son Samuel at home daughter Sarah wife of Eli Hartman near Lexington three grandchildren four great grandchildren sister Mrs Mary Krall Lebanon brother Charles Yorry Lebanon. Wife Fannie Elser died 23 years ago. Funeral Saturday 9 30 a m from home with 10 am services at St John s Lutheran Church Brickerville. Burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Zacharias ‘Ferry
Clay
Lancaster General Hospital
Lutheran Church
Samuel
Sarah
Eli Hartman
Lexington
Mary Krall
Charles Yorry
Lebanon
Fannie Elser
St. John's Lutheran Church
Brickerville
Wayne G Wolfskill 42 of Penryn Dies After Six Month Illness
Wayne G Wolfskill 42 of Penryn died Tuesday evening at St Josephs Hospital Lancaster from complications after a six month illness. Son of Jacob and the late Ella Wolfskill he belonged to Jerusalem Reformed Church Penryn. Survived by wife Gertrude Witmeyer Wolfskill father of Denver and siblings Harry Becker Mrs Harry Wolfskill Mrs Hallie Wolfskill Mrs Leroy Mohler of Denver and Theodore Wolfskill of Reading. Funeral at home Saturday 2 pm and at Jerusalem Reformed Church Penryn 2 15 burial in Penryn Cemetery.
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Wayne G. Wolfskill
Penryn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Tie
Jacob
Ella Greimes Wolfskill
Jerusalem Reformed Church
Gertrude Witmeyer Wolfskill
Denver
Harry Wolfskill
Harry Becker
Hallie Wolfskill
Leroy Mohler
Theodore Wolfsill
Reading
Rotarians Hear State Game Commissioner Address Local Club
Norman M. Wood of Coatesville lectured Libila Rotarians and Litilz Sports men at the General Sutter Hotel Tuesday. He screened five reels of motion pictures on game. Ed Wibsechman of the State College Club invited attendance at the Rotary District Conference in May.
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Norman M. Wood
Coatesville
State Game Commission
Libila Rotarians
Litilz Sportsmen’s Association
General Sutter Hotel
My. Wood
Ed. Wibsechman
State College Club
Death of Arthur R Leeking at Pennhurst State Hospital
Arthur R Leeking 21 of Mass Main Street died Tuesday at Pennhurst State Hospital Spring City from complications of diseases. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Leeking a sister Arione two brothers Edwin Jo and Robert all at home and grandparents C D and Lizzie Leeking Milhway. He was a member of Rothsville Lutheran Church. Services tomorrow at 9:30 a m at the home and 10 at Rothsville Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Arthur St. Leeking
Mass Main Street
Pennhurst State Hospital
Spring City
Edwin Leeking
Arione
Lancaster
Edwin
Robert
C. D
Lizzie Leeking
Milhway
Rotheville Lutheran Church
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Sportsmen Name Committees Forming New Groups
The Sportsmen's Association named multiple committees including Game, Legislative, Entertainment and Membership. Members listed include John Fraelich Parke Baer Guy Buch Robert Delp Charles Kissinger Tish George Evans Dervin Kunk Fred Trimmer Leroy Bare E K Adams Owen Hershey H H Beck Dr C E Lane A B Delp Eugene Long Charles Drost Charles Iqing Charles Straley Chester Wertsch J Alvin Enck Roy Myers John Kemper Roy Long Gen Biem Nasderfer Isaac Weidman Jr.
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Sportsmen's Association
John Fraelich
Parke Baer
Guy Buch
Robert Delp
Charles Kissinger
George Evans
Dervin Kunk
Fred Trimmer
Leroy Bare
E K. Adams
Owen Hershey
H H. Beck
Dr. C. E. Lane
A. 8. Delp
Eugene Long
Charles Drobst
Charles Iqing
Charles Straley
Chester
Knights of Malta to Host Public Card Party
The entertainment committee plans a public card party at the Malta Home on Saturday evening in April. Proceeds support local activities.
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The
Knights of Malta
Malta
Seniors Defeat Sophs In Class Basketball at Lititz High
Lititz High School students played class basketball last evening in the school gym. Senior girls won their game 7 to 0 and senior boys edged the second year lads 15 to 14. The event offers non varsity players a chance to compete.
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Lititz High School
Sophs
Napoleon and Caesar in a Corsican lineage debate
A Sloane biography asserts no proven link between Bonaparte and the Caesars. It traces the Corsican Bonapartes to a probable Malian patrician origin with Tuscan ties, noting an 1780 deed from a Florentine to a distant Corsican kinsman and a move to Surzane in Tuscaloy where the family practiced advocacy.
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Napoleon
Caesar
Bonaparte
Sloane
Louis Xtv
Florence
Surzane
Tuscaloy
Bank Loans and Business Recovery Slow Gains Reported
Federal Reserve Bank records show 1 286 applicants for emergency loans from mid 1932 to end 1933 at the New York Fed. Most sought capital or mortgage funds. only 14 percent warranted detailed review. Of 1 417 000 offered, 806 000 was drawn. Two borrowers entered receivership. The ABA Journal notes these loans barely moved the overall loan volume.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federel Reserve Bank
American Bankers Association Journal
Ghames
England Shows Balance Between Growth and Loans
A financial writer in the New York Times notes bank credit flowing through England as business activity expands. The recent trend reflects a calmer recovery with a link between higher activity and more commercial loans.
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New York Times
England
County Key Bankers Aid Agricultural Improvement Drive
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association notes 2,500 county key bankers, described as a strong force for agriculture. They plan banker farmer tours to unite bankers, farmers and business leaders with practical agricultural improvement methods.
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Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
ED TH
Olis
Pan American Union Origin and Members
The First International Conference of the American States met in Washington D C from October 2 1889 to April 19 1896. It included Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Ecuador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Paraguay Peru El Salvador United States Uruguay and Venezuela. It recommended creating the International Union of the American Republics to have representation in Washington.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Seeate Blainan
Argentina
Tiolivia
Brazil
Chile
Cotombia
Costa
Ecuador
Guatemala
Maui
Honduras
Xico
Nicaragua
Parasusy
Peru
Salvador
United States
Uruguay
Venezuela
International Union of the American Republics
Pan-American Union
Che Fyreside Philosopher TM by Alfred Biggs
A brief readable fragment presents Che Fyreside Philosopher by Alfred Biggs warning that beauty seen at first glance can fade and light love may turn to hate. The text hints at a two state mindset of glib attitude affecting perception and emotion.
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Che Fyreside
Alfred Biggs
Heat of Sun's Interior Estimated From 1 to 100000600 Degrees
A speculative estimate places the sun's interior temperature ranging from a few degrees above absolute zero to extreme heat near 100 million degrees Celsius. Researchers discuss measurement challenges and implications for solar models.
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Zacharias Forry
SWIFT
Maryland
Dietrich’s Store
South Spruce Street
Arthur R. Leeking
Kay Francis
Dick Powell
AS Jolson
Dolores del Rio
Ricardo Cortez
Hal Eeroy
Girvins
Genista
Daffodils
Zook’s
East Main St
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