Sonnenberg News Items Reflect Winter and Local Life
Real winter settles in with snow, bringing a Christ atmosphere. The column notes visits by Badertscher and Sadertscher, evangelistic talks by C. and Derstine, and trips to Berne and Massillon. It lists real estate deals, farming retirements, a public sale, and local births, illnesses, a choir concert, and new Kidron telephones.
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Mir
Albert Badertscher
Ivan Sadertscher
Jett
Pandora
C. &. Derstine
Orrviie
Salem Church
Wooster
Sonnenberg
Dan Welty
Harry Khine
Massillon
Berne
Ind
Court ‘House
Wm. P. T'schantz
Noah J. Bixler
Kidron
Sem Geiger
Amos Basinger
Wm. P. T
Che Suunendery
Juhn 2
Red Badertscher
Layland
Clark
Wienroe
First Baptist Church of
Salem
Lucille Tschantz
Roger Lee
Paul Kkiener
Roger
Florence Tschantz
Kenneth
E. E. Kirchhofer
Charles Prance
Pleasant Valley
Mildred Miller
Milo Miller
Dalton
Charles France
Stuckey
Pleasant Valley Church
Esther Amstutz
Victor Gerger
Public Sale of Household Goods at Lincoln Highway Vicinity
The undersigned offers at public sale at her residence one mile south of the Lincoln Highway on County Line Road on Wednesday December 19 1934 at 1 p m. Items include a light oak 3 piece bedroom suite dining room set with eight foot extension table chairs and buffet. miscellaneous furniture rugs linoleum kitchen cabinet stove heater and household articles. Terms cash. John Brenner Auctioneer Elizabeth Cully.
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Lincoln Highway
Climax
Victor
John Brenner
Elizabeth Cully
Casein Used To Make Buttons And Other Articles
Casein a milk-derived material is used to manufacture buttons belt buckles rambhea hairbrushes mirrors and various articles.
Wood Sorrel Said to Be Jesuit Christian Emblem
Otis Swift writes in the New York World Telegram about the yellow wood sorrel Oxalis corniculata found in waste places and fields. The plant is described as modest yet dignified, its three heart shaped leaflets linked to Christian symbolism and Jesuit teaching.
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Otis Swift
New York World Telegram
Florence Nightingale the Lady With the Lamp
Florence Nightingale born in 1820 in Florence Italy studied nursing in Germany and England and helped wounded troops in the Crimea from 1854 to 1856. She founded nurse training, aided hospitals and schools, inspired Red Cross reforms and received high honors before her death in 1910.
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Florence Nightingale
Florence
Italy
Kaiserwerth
Germany
England
France
Constantinople
Alexandria
London
Crimea
Scutari
Miss Nightingale
Red Cross Society
Order of Merit
City of London
Goths Rise From Vistula Plain To Roman Frontiers
In the first century A D the Goths, Teutonic people, inhabited the middle Vistula basin in present day Poland. They likely originated from Sweden and entered Roman history in the third century when their frontier moved south. They were warlike and itinerant, with limited agriculture, and from the third to the seventh century clashed with Rome, conquering much Roman territory before Roman culture absorbed them, leading to the disappearance of distinct Gothic identity.
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Vistula
Poland
Sweden
King Arthur Lore Endures At Tintagel Castle Site
The article notes Tintagel preserves King Arthur legends through the ages. It describes the open roof banquet hall and the turf floor, with sunlight and stars above. It recalls Verayne, wife of the Duke of Cornwall, during the siege of Castle Terrabil on the mainland.
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Arthur
King Arthur
Verayne
Duke of Cornwall
Castle Terrabil
Pontine Marshes near Rome described as malarial land
The Pontine marshes lie along the coast south and east of Rome between the sea and the Lepini mountains. For ages they have been a very unhealthy swampy area near the city, notorious for malaria in the summer.
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Pontine Marshes
Campagna
Rome
Leit Motif Concept in Music Drama Explained
A leit motif is a short melodic figure or a harmony sequence used to illustrate key situations characters objects and ideas in a narrative or drama with music forming its counterpart. It highlights essential elements and links musical material to story moments.
Legion of Honour Origins and Paraguayan Liquor Palm
The Legion of Honour, France’s premier order, was founded by Napoleon on May 19 1802 as a military and civil merit award. In Paraguay the Guatoan Indians cultivate the Akuri palm tree whose sap ferments into a potent liquor in tiny cups.
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Legion of Honour of
France
Legion of Honour
Napoleon Bonaparte
Paraguay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lady With the
The
Leit
Headquarters
Melton
Berg’s
Santa
Berg’s Department Store
Wheaties
Thompson’s Grocery
Main
Mill Streets
Cleveland
Orrville
H. S. Steiner & Son
Dalton, Ohio
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