But, my sister felt that we should
spend more time together and so
she planned a “surprise” tour for massacre of the last of the Cones
us and our husbands. We were to toga Indians by the Paxtang Boys
meet at her house for coffee and of Harrisburg. This particular spot
doughnuts in the morning and had been the site of the first jail in
then all travel together in her hus- Lancaster,
band’s new van. Next our group was treated to
Our first stop was the Fulton 311 v * ew of the city. And, I
Theater in Lancaster, here a vol- mea ” a view as we were
unteer guide took us behind the out on the top deck of the 14-story
stage to see the star’s dressing 9"®? 1 building. We had fun iden
rooms and the trap doors used for fifytug many churches and
the productions. We also were schools,
taken to “peanut heaven” or the
second balcony. One of our group iMil A
st week my husband and I every local attraction but my sis- remembered seeing Western UCAITM KICK
n unusual but interesting day ter, Anna, found some new ones, movies here and paying ten cents * ** 1
here in Lancaster County. I You see, my four sisters and I on a Saturday afternoon. The back
ys thought that I’d seen most get together several times a year, of the Fulton was the scene of the
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Ida Kisser
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After lunch we boarded a bus
trolley and all took a ride on the
Strasburg Railroad to Paradise. It
was disappointing to leam that the
Hans Herr house closed early and
we were not able to see it.
However, after a nice dinner,
we attended a hammered dulcimer
concert in the Friends’ Meeting
house. It was a long day but some
thing we should do more often.