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Viola Buerge Harms. This is a descriptive, true account of days gone by. Those interested in the early history of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, and Buerge family history will especially enjoy this book. With vivid memory, the author portrays life in her childhood home and in the village of River Styx. She then chronicles heights of joy and depths of sorrow through the years. Obituaries of family members are included at the back of the book. 232 pages; paper; Yost. THIS ITEM IS OUT OF PRINT.
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