U B Church Services and Local Visits in Brunnerville
Sunday services announced at Brunnerville U B Church including 9 AM worship and 7 PM evening service led by Mae Shissler with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Women’s Missionary Society meets Oct 1 at Mrs Kathryn Hoffer’s home. Local visitors listed: Milton Sheaffer and families, Raymond Diehm family, Andrew Wealand at Mt Airy, births announced for Robert Sept 92 and Reba Ruth Sept 23. Other visiting names noted.
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U. B
C. BE
Mae Shissler
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Kathryn Hoffer
Milton Sheaffer
John Peiffer
Morris Sheaffer
Vera Peiffer
Clay
Benjamin Eck
Manheim
Phares West
Raymond Diehm
Andrew Wealand
Mt. Airy
Ralph Keith
Robert
Rufus Kline
Reba Ruth
Polly Eckert
Ephrata
R. L. Keith
Ida Husson
Rohrerstown
William Seibert
Harvey Ober
Alice Ober
Penryn
Elmer Scheneberger
Norman Ober
Sunday social guests mingle across Lititz area
Irwin Keath and daughter with many locals visited and hosted relatives and friends in Lititz Manor communities. The long list includes the Shelly and Zartman families from Manheim and Lititz, plus Kinship from Lebanon Akron Paradise Intercourse and Kissel Hill. Guests shared meals and Sunday calls across multiple households.
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Irwin Keath
Rufus Heisey
Samuel Fry
Elm
Lizzie Shelley
Monroe Zartman
Lititz
Elam Shelly
Manheim
Phares Zartman
Freeman Becker
Abram Metzler
Lizzie Meagie
Lexington
William. Seibert
Annie Kline
Sue Fahrestock
Henry Young
Pauline Youn
Mary Meiley
David Boll
Benjamin Buchen
Joseph Bell
Ella Moyer
Erbdale
Henry Tyson
Amos
Myr
Jacob Singley
Mis Gm Martin
Roseville
Iss
Lester Balmer
Simon Graybill
Sunday Visits Across Lititz and Lancaster Community
A long list of local residents from Lititz Lancaster Manheim and surrounding areas visited friends and family this week. Names include Buchter Flory Landis Gantz Risser Haber Cassel Wenger Haldeman Myers Landis Diem Oberholtzer Meek Shirk Eby White Stauffer and Imhoff among others with multiple stops in Lititz Manheim and Lancaster County.
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Harry Buchter
Lititz
Elam Stark
Ruth
Tvan Grube
Miriam
Lexington
John Flory
Ella Landis
Harry Spayd
Starry Buchter
Lester
Henry Buchter
Millway
Salinda Williams
Henry Bucher
Amd
John Landis
Bamford
Waynt Gantz
Daugher
Henry L. Risser
Fred Galebach
Lancaster
Levi Risser
Jacob Haber
Lizzie Gibbel
Clarence Cassel
Lancaster Junction
Phares Wenger
Harold Haldeman
Fairland
Fanny Cassel
Edna
Manheim
Mary Myers
Daniel Breitigan
Henry Myers
Andrew Myers
Milton White
Philip Seppi
Brickerville
Irwin Myers
John Myers
Elizabethtown
Earl Myers
Milton Grove
William Zell
Kissel Hill
Roy Eckert
Ida Gockley
Lebanon
Monroe Eckert
Abe
H. S. Kreider
Kreider
Mer
Huber Oberholtzer
Haltville
Isaac, Oberholtzer
Hiram Meek
Lemon Shirk
Samuel Carpenter
Milton Sheaffer
Daniel Fryberger and Son
Bowmansville
Gibbel
William Leitzinger
Floyd Stark
Elam Risser
M. Eby
John White
Mar
Benjamin Stauffer
Morgantown
Levisser
Harvey Rock
Near Clay
Charles Mease
Jane
Lewis Mease
Blanche Beahm
Lanciselle
Christ Imhoff
Maggie Miller
Mary Bleacher
Significance of Signs and Portents Recounted
A condensed critique traces how people claim meaning in signs and portents from folklore. It notes beliefs dating to the Dark Ages about demons, witches, protective charms, and omens from weather and body hints, citing the American Agriculturist as source.
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China
Livingstone Worthy of Stanley's Fine Tribute
A fragmentary review praises David Livingstone as a Civil War era hero and explorer. It highlights his early start in a cotton mill, his Africa travels, Lake Nyassa discovery, Victoria Falls sighting, and his impact on civilizational progress, as cited by Stanley in praise from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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David Livingstone
Africa
Lake Nyassa
London
Victoria Falls
James Gordon Bennett
Stanley
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Paris Seeks Half of Bois de Boulogne Treasure
A Parisian railway worker found a casket with gold medals and 77 Louis XVI coins in the Bois de Boulogne last August. A year and a day passed with no claim, but Paris now claims half the treasure as owner of the park, seeking its share in the find.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Gondon Daily Telegraph
Louis XVI
Visit to Naples Volcano Tour Delights With Fiery Show
Tourists may enter the old volcano near Naples as it grumbles and vents brown steam and gold vapors. Despite flames licking papers and sulfurous air, visitors are promised a safe return to the plain after the ash and molasses sensation.
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Naples
Netherlands Dykes and Their Ancient Built Mighty Defenses
Dykes protecting the Netherlands from the North Sea trace back to Roman times. Many dykes rise up to 40 feet above high water, broad enough at the top for roadways or canals. Constructed of earth with stone slopes and piles, they employ brushwood and stones at critical points. The West Kapelle dyke runs 12,468 feet with a 39 foot wide ridge hosting a roadway and a railway.
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Netherlands
North Sea
West Kapelle
One of World's Wonders The Hanging Gardens of Babylon
The Hanging Gardens are described as forming a near four acre square structure rising in terraces on masonry arches to 75 feet. Water was lifted from the Euphrates to a top reservoir by a screw. fountains banquet rooms groves and parterres spread across terraces and trees with expansive views of the city and surroundings.
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Babylon
Notable Reaction to Nick Longworth and Alice Roosevelt Wedding
The Los Angeles Times notes the immense public interest in the Nick Longworth and Alice Roosevelt wedding. Among many congratulatory messages, a standout came from Eleanora Sears of Boston, a close friend of Alice, who wrote a warm line about Gil Nick’s sealing of Alice’s match.
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Nick Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Alice
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Gil Nick
Los Angeles Times
Memories in Maine Encounter at Moose River Junction
A brief, old time dialogue recalls a rainy night six years ago in Maine at the Moose River Junction railway station. A business man meets a sales traveler who greets him and asks if he will buy something, but the salesman declines and offers training in wrestling courses.
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John Corcoran
Maine
Moose River Junction
Plans Went Wrong At The Seashore Engagement
Pommy hoped to get engaged several times during two weeks by the sea. He did propose in the first week, but it took the entire second week to break it off.
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Pommy
Not the Place Between Bridges in Los Angeles Times
A fragment shows dialogue about a bridge party and a proposal. The exchange reveals hesitation to credit a win to a social event rather than a direct romance, indicating a public or private dispute over how affection was secured.
Quips and Quick Wits from a Patchwork Page
A collage of jokes and cartoons, including gibes about weddings and gifts, a dare for straight teeth, and brief humorous exchanges. It features snippets about Doris inviting only married guests, a fisherman boasting about the catch, and a cinema of lighthearted one liners from various voices.
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M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener & Habecker
Main St
Litis
Hershey & Gibbel Conveyanecers
Lititz, PA
L. A. Weitzel
Helen F. Quinn
the Record Printing CO
Lititz Pennsylvania
Wolf’s Garage
Locust and
New Streets
GRUBE
Tnsare
Sherman S. Steffy
Lincoln Avenue
Washington
Darwin
Vallentgoed Bulb CO
Auburn
N. Y
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Master Fox Ranch, Inc
American National Fox Breeders Assn
Market Street National Bank Building
Phila., Pa
Beltwood
Wyncote
Hammonton
St. National Bank
Philadelphia, Pa
C. G. Landis
Nathaniel Werner
G. &. Diem
Hinkletown
Ray Diem
Victor Inder
Ader
Egy Rere
Ernie Young
Densarlings
Circus Acti
Ons
Ieee
Sie
Thar
Livingstone
Crater Nea
Doris
Wuld
Senator Sorghan
Coodill
Fride
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