Neffsville Church Groups Hold Hallowe'en and Visits
The u B Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Thomas McMichael's home while the Neffsville Girl Reserve met at Miss Ada Kauffman's. GC E of the U B Church held a Halloween social in the Fire Hall with many families visiting. Separate Sunday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Frey entertaining relatives from Mount Joy, and others visiting relatives in North Carolina and New Providence.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
U. B
Thomas McMichael
Neffsville Girl Reserve Club
Ada Kauffman
Vernon Foreman
Russell
Jonas Wagaman
Robert
Melo Klaus
Virginia
Charles
Donatus Frey
Edwin Reidenbaugh
Brubaker
A. E. Binkley
Jacob Grube
Gloria
John Grayer
Howard Hinerdeer
Paul Rudy
Charles Krick
Henry Nissley
Ruth
Irvin Ginder
Stanley
Walter Henry
Hazel Hofford
Mount Joy
Harry E.dunkle
Bernice
Myers Kreider
Manheim
North Carolina
Leslie Albright
Hanover
Minnie Albright
Helen Findley
Dorothy Rothfus
Harvey Herr
New Providence
Muriel
Betty Shoemaker
Charles Shoemaker
Near Quarryville
Your Choice Determines Life You Lead
A compact reflection on personal agency stressing that individual decisions shape future life, urging grit as the driving force behind choosing values, paths, and outcomes. The piece underscores responsibility for one's direction and the enduring impact of daily choices.
Cancer Blood Al Cancer Quiluis Nase Loin
Cancer shows blood abnormalities linked to alkaline balance and speed in readings. Study notes suggest a relationship between acidity levels and rapid progression. Further research needed to confirm causes and effects.
Lizzie the elephant extracts a two-pound molar
In Philadelphia at the zoo Lizzie the elephant suffered a severe toothache. Keeper Pat Cronin and a night dental effort led by Lazie produced an extraction of the two pound molar. Cronin discovered the tooth in the morning after Lizzie’s nocturnal dentistry.
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Philadelphia
Lizzie
Zoo
Pat Cronin
Lazie
Cronin
ROTHSVILLE NOTES Operetta delights locals at school program
The Senior and Junior High School presented an operetta to a good crowd on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Brookmyer and Mr and Mrs Phillip Bacher visited with Alverta. John Rabold joined Reading guests for Saturday evening. F F Bailey enjoyed a hunting weekend. Clarence Hess and family from Akron spent Sunday with Marsha Hertzler and Lizzie Longenecker while Reading folks visited Kotroth home over the weekend.
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Fred Brookmyer
Phillip Bacher
Alverta
Kofrath
John Rabold
Reading
F .F. Bailey
Clarence Hess
Akron
Marsha Hertzler
Lizzie Longenecker
G. C. Kotroth
Brownstown funeral ends. Armistice Day events planned
The funeral for Mrs. Sallie Myers was held Tuesday afternoon with interment in Brownstown cemetery. Rev. A. E. Miller officiated. Armistice Day services are set for next Sunday at the BK Church with Dr. Paul Barackman of New York as speaker. The program promises several features. Local Evangelical Church members attended services in Birdsboro Tuesday evening. The town’s basketball team opens in Schaum’s Auditorium against the Philadelphia Athletics Monday evening. The Men’s Sunshine Bible Class will hold its November meeting tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Kauffman. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Buch and son Robert visited Elmer Shiffer’s family, and Clinton McNamee of Lancaster visited his parents this weekend.
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Sallie Myers
Brownstown
A. BE. Miller
Paul Barackman
New Yo City
Birdsboro
Schaum’s
Philadelphia Athletics
Sunshine Bible
Evangelical
C. S. Kauffman
Lititz
C. S. Hackman
C. M. Buch
Robert
Mountville
Elmer Shiffer
Clinton McNamee
Lancaster
Farm Calendar Topics From Animal Breeding To Cable Lores
A compilation of farm advice covers feeding sows to improve litters by 10 to 20 percent, ventilating pullets after moving to the laying house, protecting apple trees from mice with poison, controlling costs through higher yields, training foals early for obedience, using locust posts for fencing, and a note on the vast reach of submarine cables and telegraph lines worldwide.
Or a Lot of Change In the Matter of Vacations
Fort Wayne News Fert Way reports a light adjustment in vacation matters in Vacations Illinois with minor shifts to policy and schedule. Local officials indicate small changes remain within existing framework and approval is expected soon.
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Fort Wayne
Community Guests Share Sunday Visits Across Lancaster Area
Lancaster and nearby towns saw a network of Sunday visits as families gathered at homes in Mt. Joy Hallville Lititz and near Waldeck and Manheim. The Lancaster Conference Missionary Convention at St Johns Lutheran Columbia drew many attendees including Mrs Frank Diehm Lois Diehm Mrs B L Nestleroth Mrs W K Nelson and others from local families. Additional hospitality details note I W Singer hosting Amos Risser Clay Esbenshade Rhetia Esbenshade Rosa Singer and Yocum family members for supper across several households.
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John Lehnhart
Lancaster
Elam Bomberger
Mt. Joy
Joe Ball
Marry Shrivener
Hallville
Phares Newcomer
Ner Lititz
John, Bomberger
Fannie Bomberger
Lizzie
Katie Landis
Homer Bomberger
Cyrus Bomberger
Haltville
Emanuel Diehm
Jacob McQuate
Waldeck
Raymond Weichsel
Manheim
W. K. Nelson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Columbia
Frank Dichm
Lois
B. L. Nestleroth
Raymond Galebach
I. W. Singery
J. B. Kohler
George Biemesterfer
Maggie Biemestefer
Rueth Malschnee
Sadi
Katie Moyee
Lillie Seiling
I. W. Singer
Amos Risser
Clay Esbenshade
Rhetia
Neffsville
Rosa Singer
Lititz
Samuel Yocum
Eli Yocum
Local families gather in coal region visit
On Sunday Mr and Mrs T Koehler and daughter Meda along with Mrs I W Singer Mrs Rosa Singes of Lititz and Mrs Lily Seiling EB Yocum and Jerome Koehler met in the coal regions. Mr and Mrs Samuel Yocum spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Eberly near Clay. Norman Keath has gone to hospital for treatment.
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T. Koehler
Meda
I. W. Singer
Rosa Singes
Lititz
Lily Seiling
Eb? Yocum
Jerome Koehler
Samuel Yocum
Eberly
Clay
Norman Keath
Gh Hospital
Washington lineage traced to Sulgrave and Virginia roots
The article notes George Washington was born at Popes Creek near Wakefield in Westmoreland County, Virginia. It states his great grandfather John Washington settled there in 1657 and that the paternal line traces to Sulgrave Northamptonshire from which the ancestor emigrated.
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Sulgrave
George Washington
Popes Creek
Wakefield
Weatmoreland County
Virginia
John Washington
Northamptonshire
Learns by Falls Pariker Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse reflects on learning to walk, noting how each stumble becomes a step upward. The lines suggest perseverance and gradual progress in development, attributed to Pariker.
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Pariker
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Co. Z. Helm, Prothonotary
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Wolf’s Garage
Locust and
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