Shipboard intrigue and a past Nazi tie threaten Zorie
On a Pacific voyage Zorie meets Steve Duncan and Amber Lanning while Nazi-linked Lannings loom as threats. Paul accuses Zorie of falling for Steve and reveals shocking claims about Steve's family. Miss Lanning meddles in Zorie’s room as loyalty and danger unfold aboard the Samoa bound for Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zorie Corey
Admiral Duncan
Zorie
Hannah
Steve Duncan
Paul Dunan
Samoa
San Francisco
Hawaii
Five-Year Life After 71 Quiet Years Ends in Court
Southampton resident Frederick S. Reeves died June 17 1941 after inheriting 300000 in 1936 and spending half. A surrogate court ruling voided his will leaving his estate to housekeeper Leona Frankenbach with his daughter Emily Cookerly contesting. The court of appeals described Frankenbachs influence as fraudulent and noted she moved into Reeves home and shared his travels and nightly companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
N. Y
Frederick S. Reeves
Reeves
Court of Appeals
Riverhead
Leona Frankenbach
Frankenbach
Emily Reeves Cookerly
Miami, Fla
Leona
Lesson for September 3 subjects texts
A brief notice lists scripture texts and educational materials compiled for September 3. It notes international education collaboration and permissions for use, with emphasis on scripture study and associated pedagogical texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permissi
Wealthy Briton Lived As Hermit Amid Squalor
In London the inquest into George William Davies Strange’s death at Wellhouse hospital heard he was a rich man who lived frugally as a recluse. Neighbors described him as penniless in behavior though he owned multiple houses and held sizable bank accounts. His bed used old newspapers. cupboards held clean sheets and blankets. unopened chocolate boxes hinted at wealth, but safes revealed only ordnance maps and foreign coins.
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London
George William Davies Strange
Warwick Road
New Barnet
England
Wellhouse Hospital
Barnet
Strange
Rose Pays for Rent of Church for Another Year
In Manheim Pennsylvania Zion Lutheran church receives a single red rose marking another year of rent payment to Baron William Henry von Stiegel. The deed from 1772 required the congregation to pay one red rose annually in June if demanded by the heirs or assigns. Frank Eshelman presented the rose to Mrs Laura Boyer Fager representing the Stiegel heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Zion Lutheran Church
William Henry von Stiegel
Baron Stiegel
Frank Eshelman
Lancaster
Laura Boyer Fager
Harrisburg
Stiegel
Paratrooper Pays Parachute Rigger in Prison Camp Tale
From a Nazi camp FortRes Navigator Lt Richard Perle mailed his parents in Forest Hills New York to send twenty dollars to the man who packed his parachute when he bailed out over Germany on April eighteenth. The parents mailed a check to Col Eugene Romig of Byesville Ohio who presented it to Sgt Dale Schindele of Manly Iowa the parachute rigger.
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Chute
Eighth Air Force
England
Fortress
Richard Perle
Forest Hills
N. Y
Perle
Germany
Col
Eugene Romig
Byesville
Ohio
Dale Schindele
Manly
Iowa
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Zarie
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Winthrop
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Winthrop Lanning
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Unday School
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Moody Bible Institute of
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Mother Gray
U-1
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Freeport
Illinois
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Lores
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