Thieves Loot Green's Jewelry Store Then Seek Engraving
A Pottsville jewelry shop was robbed early Wednesday for the second time in months. Thieves smashed a window and stole several trays of rings. Green had posted an ad inviting customers to contact him for engraving initials, promising satisfaction.
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Pottsville
William C. Green
Green
Wednnesday
Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Ephrata Area
Mr and Mrs Elmer Rock with two children dined at the home of Mr and Mrs Weidler Seibert and later visited Mrs Rock’s parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Whitcraft in Brickerville. Lemon and Ralph Wiest visited cousin Vernon Wingenroth in Ephrata. The Lloyd Ober family and three of their sons were entertained at dinner with Brunnerville residents Mr and Mrs Harvey Ober on Whitsunday, and Mr and Mrs J W Gerhart joined the Ober family to visit his daughter.
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Elmer Rock
Weidler Seibert
Daniel Whitcraft
Rock
Brickerville
Lemon
Ralph Wiest
Vernon Wingenroth
Ephrata
Lloyd Ober
Dimmer
Whitsunday
Harvey Ober
Brunnerville
J. W. Gerhart
A Bad Egg Art Caught Burglar in Doray Store
In a tense town scene Art faces arrest after sneaking into Doray's store with Nutty to fetch medicine for his ailing grandma Mrs Beamish. Officer Weems traps the youths, Doray vows action, while Art remains silent about his partner in crime as the case unfolds.
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Nutty
Mrs. Beamish
Walty
Granny
Deray
Notey
Nuery
Dorny
Weems
Act
Doray
Jack
Mrs. Doray
Jeck
Will Lindhorst Sponge Trick Explained
A curious hand problem describes buying a small rubber sponge and breaking it into five pieces. Two pieces are given to an audience member, who is told to close his hand. Two more pieces are pressed together to look like one and handed to him, making him hold three. A pretend transfer to the pocket is described, then the spectator opens his hand to find four pieces.
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Will L. Lindhorst
Elm family shares Whitsun visits and Mother’s Day events
The Elm family hosted relatives including Mrs. Sarah Zartman and daughter in law Esther Zartman with Zacharias Ferry’s family on Friday. M Elser Gerhart of Lititz and Lizzie Lowery of the Zion Home near Lititz were guests on Whitsun day. Some locals attended Mother’s Day exercises at St John’s Church Brickerville on Sunday.
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Elm
Sarah Zartman
Esther Zartman
Zacharias Ferry
M. Elser Gerhart
Lititz
Lizzie Lowery
Zion Home
Whitsunday
St. John’s Church
Brickerville
Neffsville U B Church Sermon And Commencement Schedule
Neffsville residents are invited to a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. G. Kauffman at Neffsville U B Church in the Manheim Township High School Auditorium Sunday evening May 29. Class Day and Commencement exercises follow on June 2 and 3. A Missionary Society Box Social is planned at Mrs. Blanche Plumyer’s home Tuesday evening. The American Legion Memorial Service happens next Sunday night at 8 30 in the high school auditorium with Rev. William Fleck of Woodbine to deliver the memorial address and Miss Rosenberger of Lancaster to perform on marimba with a male chorus. Several local families spent Sunday with relatives in the area.
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Elmer Shreiner
Lancaster
Harry Krick
Mark Kreider
Willow Street
John Bard
Manheim
John Kreider
Lancaster and Manheim visitors greet Yeagley family
Penryn J and Mrs Lane and Walter, Leagley of Lancaster visit Ed Win Yeagley on Sunday. Martin Hacker and Sara of Lincoln call on Isaac Greiner while Russell Bishop of Brunnerville visits the Greiners.
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Benjamin Lane
Walter
Allen Leagley
Lancaster
Irvin Showers
Mary
Lilian Yeagley
Manheim
Edwin Yeagley
Martin Hacker
Sara
Lincoln
Isaac Greiner
Russell Bishop
Brunnerville
Sunday visits across Lititz and nearby towns
A list of households from Lititz and surrounding areas visiting relatives and friends on Sunday. Names include Gaiebach, Hoffer, Nye, Weachter, Stark, Zell, Boyer, Shearer, Cochran, Bachor, Basehore, Ober, Kauffman, McMullen, Long, Steinman, Landis, Hacker, Grosh, Zartman, Sprout, Lowe, Keller, and Elmer among others.
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Paul Gaiebach
Melvin Hoffer
White Oak
Roy Nye
William Weachter
Paul Stark
Lititz
Edoward Zell
Ephrata
Clayton Boyer
Malinda Shearer
Near White Oak
Ezra Cochran
Lorraine and
Joan
John Basehore
Lebanon
Elsmer Weachter
Paul Kauffman
Norman Ober
Harry Hacker
Edward Grosh
Paul Kauuffman
Cyrus Zartman
Sallie Kauffman
Dorothy Long
Helen McMullen
Ada Steinman
Edward Landis
Penn
Morris Lolowe and Son
Neffsville
Lester Keller
Verna
Nelda
Elmer
Clay
J. K. Galebach
Elias Eltmer
Vern Fry
Herbert
Phares Sprout
Manheim
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