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Book Catalog (PDF) LOT 1 The Dionne Quintuplets – We're Two Years Old The Little House on the Prairie Wilder Boy-Craft for boys 10 to 16 years old 1928 Toy Craft Baxter Christian Pathway 1968 – 1972 (not complete ) R&S Publishers LOT 2 Christian Examples 1971 – 1988 R&S Publishers LOT 3 World Book Encyclopedia 1968 LOT 4 Chain Reference Bible with notebook The Living Bible LOT 5 World Book Encyclopedia dictionary ( 2 volumes ) 1968 LOT 6 Titanic Voices – stories about the Titanic disaster hardcover At the Controls ( The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum) hardcover Life Magazines – 9 issues from the 1960's and 1970's LOT 7 Youth Messenger Jan 1968 – July 1968 Brotherhood Builder July 1992 – October 2011; includes Index LOT 8 15 Child craft books 1968 ( printed with the World Book encyclopedia) LOT 9 Paramount – as I remember it 50 years ago Lewis Coss Shank Cemeteries Adin Showalter The Pleasant Grove School 1870 – 1925 Preston Showalter The Mennonites of the Beaver Creek District Roy Showalter The Marion Mennonite Congregation Clarence Shank The Strasburg Meetinghouse Burkholder The History of Maugansville 1949 8th and 9th grade students at Maugansville School The New Eden School 1884-1937 Anna Diller Strite Mennonite Bishops, Ministers, and Deacons hardcover Highlights in the History of the Mennonites from the Washington Co. Bishop District Paul Fretz Potomac Magazine – Life in the Heart of America summer 1994 These Are Your Schools – Washington County, MD 1945 The History of Leitersburg MD in a Bicentennial Quilt 1976 Long Meadow Remembered 1730's until.... 1987 LOT 10 1920's & '30's Reports of “Eastern District Conference” of General Conference – 29 issues LOT 11 The Golden Gems of Life 1880 hardcover LOT 12 September 1957 Popular Mechanics Official Chambersburg Bicentennial Program The Saturday Evening Post ( July 1966 story of teenager's kidnapping) Flood 1972 --- review of Johnstown flood LOT 13 Primer on Roman Catholicism for Protestants hardcover Seventh Day Adventists hardcover The Old Colony Mennonites hardcover Redcop Seeking a Sanctuary hardcover A Biographical History of Waterloo Township Ezra Eby LOT 14 Mount Airy Mennonite School : Shadows – 2 issues Sunbeam 1940's-1950's 2 issues Shalom Christian Academy: Impressions 1988 Marion Mennonite Centennial 1898 – 1998 A People Reaching Out 1968 – 1998 The Pleasant Grove School 1870 – 1925 Preston Showalter Mennonite Bishops, Ministers, and Deacons 1968 A Brief History of the Pleasant View Mennonite Church and its outreach The Shady Pine Mennonite Church The Mennonites of Beaver Creek District 1743 – 1845 Roy Showalter A Brief History of the Chambersburg Mennonite Church Eberly and Kuhns A Brief History of the Marion Mennonite Congregation Shank LOT 15 American History – 1904 Cumberland Valley Directory 1887 Waiting for the 5:05 – terminal, station, and depot in America LOT 16 The World Book Yearbook 1969 – 1985 16 volumes LOT 17 History of the Civil War 1895 illustrated hardcover Human Interest Stories of the 3 days Battle of Gettysburg Antietam – National Battlefield Site Antietam: the Soldiers' Battlefield Priest Gettysburg – National Military Park Drummer Boy at Gettysburg an exciting picture story LOT 18 German Book of Psalms 1812 Pathway Publishers German prayer book Jonathan Kauffman German book (a reprint from 1896) LOT 19 Pearl Harbor Story Montgomery Ward – Fall and Winter 1878 Complete Story of the San Francisco Earthquake and other great disasters hardcover American Thought in Transition 1865 – 1900 hardcover Garrett County: a history of Maryland's Tableland hardcover Monocacy and Catoctin: some early settlers …... hardcover LOT 20 Mennonite Life (3 issues) 1954, 1959, 1983 John Hostetler Festival Quarterly – exploring the art, faith, culture of Mennonites 1996-1990 incomplete Nexus – The New England Historic Genealogical Society 1993-1996 LOT 21 Sander's German Primer and English Primer 1846 Pennsylvania German Immigrants 1709 -1786 hardcover Yoder The Palatine Immigrant (4 issues) Spring 1983 Spring 1984 Winter 1984 Winter 1985 Peter G. Martin's letters 1878 German with some English translation Peter G. Martin's letters translated into English – includes some history to Peter Martin's ancestery LOT 22 A Jaunt into the Dutch Country “accent on the Amish” Little Known Facts about the Amish and the Mennonites Mennonite Historical Library – catalog hardcover Lancaster County – since 1841 hardcover Klein From the Farm to the House (Arthur Hershey) The Amish The Wonder of Amish Medicines The Amish and the Mennonites hardcover Meet the Mennonites LOT 23 Memories of CPS Camp Days Schlabach and Erb Lancaster County Observes PA Tercentenary Paradise – Our Heritage; Our Home hardcover Robert Denlinger Interim Report of Anti-war and Anti-military Activities in the U.S. 1846-1954 Voices Against War – on World War I Conscientous Objection Bethel College LOT 24 Pennsylvania Agriculture and Country Life hardcover Pennsylvania's Historic Places hardcover LOT 25 Susquehanna: River of Dreams hardcover Susquehanna Heartland hardcover Pennsylvania Beautiful hardcover Nutting LOT 26 Seeing Souderton hardcover Phil Ruth Known By the Work of His Hands hardcover LOT 27 Pennsylvania Germans – a persistent minority The Pennsylvania Germans hardcover Wood A Picture of the Pennsylvania Germans Pennsylvania Songs and Legends hardcover Korson Genealogical Queries & Research - commemoration 300 years of German immigration LOT 28 Juniata District Messenger ( large selection from the 1980's ) LOT 29 The Pennsylvania Germans in Wisconsin hardcover Pennsylvania German Folklore Society hardcover The First Century of German Language Printing Book 1 hardcover The First Century of German Language Printing Book 2 hardcover LOT 30 Out of This World; a woman's life among the Amish hardcover Swander The Riddle of Amish Culture Kraybill Regulations and Guidelines for Liability Aid The Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies; Vol. I, Issue I LOT 31 Plain and Simple; a woman's journey to the Amish Bender 20 Most Asked Questions about the Amish Good Growing Up Amish; The Teenage Years hardcover Stevick Concise Encyclopedia of Amish, Brethren, Hutterites, Mennonites Kraybill To be or not to be Amish Rumspringa hardcover Sachtma LOT 32 Amish Society hardcover Hostetler The Puzzles of Amish Life Kraybill Old Order Shop and Service Directory 1988 Strangers at Home – Amish and Mennonite Women hardcover Schmidt Amish Life 1952 John Hostetler Amish Life 1959 John Hostetler LOT 33 Joys, Sorrows, and Shadows King The Amish School Fisher and Stahl Amish Facts of Life in a Changing World Amish Enterprise; from plows to profits Kraybill Growing Up Amish hardcover Stevick LOT 34 Amish Enterprise; from plows to profits Kraybill Living Without Electricity hardcover Scott and Pellman Think no Evil hardcover Beiler with Smucker Amishland hardcover Newswanger Amish Life 1952 1959 John Hostetler LOT 35 Ausbund Songs with Notes ( small booklet) The Happening – Nickel Mines Yoder A Quiet and Peaceful Life John L. Ruth Amish Life – a portrait of plain living hardcover Wasilchick Leider – Sammlung (German Hymnal 1912) Mennonite Publishing House Lieder-Sammlung Commentary – English translation Isaac Horst LOT 36 The Ford Road – 75th anniversary Ford Motor Company hardcover The Model A hardcover DeAnglelis and others Cole Land Transportation Museum – 25 years Antique Auto Center; Model A instruction book – 1928 LOT 37 Brethren in Christ: HISTORY AND LIFE (incomplete set) 23 ISSUES 2010 – 2019 LOT 38 A Mind Patient and Untamed The Politics of Love Choosing Against War Beginnings in Jewish Philosophy hardcover As Clay in the Potter's Hand hardcover Mrs. J. W. Hess LOT 39 4 nonresistance pamphlets War, Peace, and Social Conscience ( NEW ) hardcover Hershberger LOT 40 The Poverty and Justice Bible War, Peace, and Social Conscience hardcover Hershberger War – Four Christian Views Clouse LOT 41 Christianity Defined copyright 1940 hardcover Lehman The Day Christ Was Born hardcover Bishop From Nonresistance to Justice hardcover Stutzman The Christian and Capital Punishment Yoder Caesar and the Meidung Yoder Mennonites and Conscientious Objection in 1980 MCC The CPS Story – illustrated Keim Farm and Community School CPS Camp No. 24 Unit 4 Clearspring MD MCC LOT 42 Life after 50 Katie Funk Wiebe Prayers of an Omega – facing the transition of aging Katie Funk Wiebe Body Language hardcover The El Dorado – nursing home story hardcover Swartzentruber Springs in the Valley hardcover Called to Caregiving – for Deacons LOT 43 The Pursuit of God hardcover Tozer The Ornament of a Spirit Anderson The Westminster Standards From Generation to Generation – devotional thoughts Moments of Meditation from Matthew Henry hardcover Matthew Henry – Mighty in the Scriptures Waters of Reflection Drescher - Lehman LOT 44 My Walk Through the Twentieth Century hardcover Swartzentruber Pioneer Minnie hardcover Dorcas Herr Tractor Heritage – agricultural vehicles Wherrett numerous old tractor magazines and manuals LOT 45 Netting Your Ancestors Howells Early American Gravestone Art Duval and Rigby 1880 United States Census and National Index (discs) The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy hardcover Greenwood Annotated Bibliography of Mennonite Writings on War and Peace 1930-1980 hdc Herald Press LOT 46 The Colonial Silversmith hardcover Kauffman Woodcarving and Whittling hardcover Gottshall Kovells --- newsletter May 2006 Reproducing Antique Furniture hardcover Gottshall LOT 47 1960 Webster's Dictionary hardcover Letters from a Self-made Merchant to his
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