Lexington News Roundup Of Local Visits
Lex ington residents share social visits with neighbors and relatives across Lititz Brunnerville Eden Haltsville and Brannerville including Elmer Weit Helvic Ernest Helman families Markley Lands Hoffer Hornley and Koch. Details note Sunday and Saturday gatherings with multiple households attending.
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Elmer Weit
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Helvic
Nathan Weit
Lititz
Ernest Helman
Clyde
Jacob
Robert
Brunnerville
Morris Carpenter
Edwin Markley
Abram
Paul Markley
Eden
Dawn in the African Convent Goddess Ceremony
Reluctant Dawn returns to the convent gate in 1914 East Africa as she awaits an improvised rite. Dawn fears her sacrifice to the native god Malunghu while Tom Allen eyes her with tenderness and Captain Eric oversees prisoners of war in a tense colonial setting.
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Malunghu
Thabu
Malungho
Shy
Tom
Moneda
Tom White
Tom Allen
England
Dawn
Mooda
Eric
Masmali
Pigeon
Africa
Anzac
Napoli
Nepoli
Mouta
Annae
Usband
Mooda’s
Moola
Renner
Social dinner guests spread across Brunnerville and beyond
A long list of local families hosted and visited on Sunday and Tuesday evenings. Entries include Clarence Hoffer and N B Kline at Brun nerville, Elmer West and Sternley at Risser, Ulrichs in Denryn, Spanglers near Clay, Metzler, Hilton, Shultz, Greider, Spanglers of Manheim, and many others visiting neighbors from Lititz to Lancaster.
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Clarence Hoffer
Brunnerville
N. B. Kline
Sanjay
Donmoyer
Minerva Kathryn
Tillian
Neffsville
Willis Shaar
Rothsville
Mildred Carpenter
R. N
Paul Meiskey
Lancaster
John Spangler
Brickerville
Abram Metzler
Morris Carpenter
Elmer West
Helen
Samuel Sternley
Christ Risser
Erledale
Ammon Ulrich
Denryn
John Hilton
Phares Keller
Paul
Akron United Zion Church
Near Clay
Elmer Todd
Galen Balmer
Donald
J. F. Shultz
Joe Greider
Martha Greider
Manheim
Landis Greider
David Hilton
Dorothy
Diamond Station
John Iilton
John Flory
Bill Spangler
Norman
Martin Lawrence
Burnight
Martha Brown
Rohrerstown
Mary Brown
Oroville
Lloyd Witmer
Phares Zartman
Freeman Becker
Lizzie Schoiey
Lincoln
Charles Shreiner
Norman Shreiner
Ruth
Wm. Ludenberger
Isaac Keller
Dawn's Convent Return Sparks African Goddess Plot
Dawn emerges from a sheltered convent to become the future bride of the native god Malunghu in a British East Africa Protectorate setting. As ritual preparations unfold, Dawn fears the fate awaiting her while allied whites Sister Hedwig and Captain Eric arrive, offering a glimmer of rescue amid a tense colonial ceremony.
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Dawn
Malunghu
Daun
Gam Allen
Savill
Lancaster County Court Terms and Jury Schedules 1981
The Lancaster County Court orders terms for 1981 including jury trial weeks, quarter sessions, equity trials, and naturalization dates. It sets schedules for judges, jury attendance penalties, publication of the order in multiple newspapers, and distribution of pamphlets to judges and bar members.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Courts OF Common Pleas
A. D
Equity Courts
Courts OF Naturalization
Sim
County of Lancaster
City of Lancaster
Lancaster Law Review
Chas, I
Landis
John M. Groff
Neffsville Church Elects Junior C E Officers for Six Months
The Junior C E group of the United Brethren Church elected Charles Corbett as president Elmer Frey as vice president Marie Reidenbaugh secretary Bernice Brookmyer assistant secretary Erma Dunkle librarian and Charles Frey treasurer for six months. Installation is planned for next Sunday evening. Charles Corbett to lead this Sunday’s meeting. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs W J Lulacki and a group from Philadelphia and New York.
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C. E
United Brethren Church
Charles Corbett
V. Pres
Elmer Frey
Ser’y
Marie Reidenbaugh
Ass’t. Sec’y
Bernice Brookmyer
Treas
Erma Dunkle
Charles Frey
W. J. Lulacki
Philadelphia
New York
George Frey
Blatonville
D. T. Frey
Lloyd Roland
Akron
Annie Kline
Eliner Shreiner
Lancaster
Alaska Settlement and Discovery History
Alaska means The Great Land or Meinland. It was probably discovered by Russians in the 16th century but not explored or settled until the early 18th century by Russians.
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Alaska
Pearl Composition and Distinguishing Cultured Pearls
Pearl structure is finer in cultured varieties than natural ones, yet distinctions are hard to make without cutting the pearl and inspecting its cross section.
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