Sonnenberg News Roundup from Sonnenberg Indiana Parish
Community notes from Sonnenberg include church elections at Sonnenberg and Kidron, a Messiah concert at Wooster college, and the Gerber family history printing. Local weddings, births, and family moves span Berne Indiana Orrville and nearby areas with health updates and Sunday school reorganizations.
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Sonnenberg
E. Kirchhofer
Melvin
Cleveland
Wilma
Wooster College Chapel
Gerber
E. P. Gerber
Berne (Ind
Gilbert Gerber
Martha Nussbaum
Berne
Ind
Kidron
Jacob P Gerber
Oswin Gerber
Delvin Gerber
Albert Amstutz
Daniel M. Gerber
Rufus Gerber
John C. Hofstetter
Lores
Hofstetter
William Harding
Neuenschwander
Orrville
POKEBERRY Visitors Visit Paul Eberly Home on Sunday
Rev. B. F. Good and family along with Rev. and Mrs. David Wenger were guests at the Paul Eberly residence Sunday. Also visiting were Mrs. C. S. Lehman and Naomi Miller from Columbiana and Mrs. Esther McClarg and her son Roger from Enid.
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B. F. Good and Family
David Wenger
Paul Eberly
C. S. Lehman
Naomi Miller
Columbiana
Esther McClarg
Roger
Enid
Special Candy Prices for Church and School Treats
Advertise Gib sons offers special prices on candy for church and school treats. Limited selections and quantities available for event needs.
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Gibsons
What the Answer? Dun the Bailiff and the Origin of Dunning
The piece recounts a tale of a bailiff named Dun whose debt collection earned fame across England. His name became linked with the act of pressing for overdue payments, giving rise to the term dunning through widespread usage.
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England
Dun
Origins of the U.S. Customs Service
The Customs Service was established by the first Congress in the act of July 31 1789. The act of August 24 1912 empowered the President to reorganize the service abolish ports and consolidate districts, with the March 3 1913 presidential proclamation enacting the present field organization.
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Customs Service
Primitive Korean huts use early hotair furnace system
The article describes that one story mud huts in Korea used thatched roofs and a primitive hotair furnace. Fire is built at one end for cooking and heat travels through underground pipes and flues to a log chimney at the opposite end.
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Korea
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