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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
8
Paderewski Returns to U S for 1938-39 Tour
The renowned pianist Paderewski resumes his U S tour as part of the 1938-39 season, giving 75 recitals across the country including a May 1 stop at Fulton Theatre in Lancaster. It is his 17th U S tour, following a previous visit delayed by illness. he is now fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
U. S
Pacific Coast
Fulton Theatre
Lancaster
United States
Chaplin at Manheim Auditorium Draws Big Crowds
Charlie Chaplin in City Lights is showing at the Auditorium Manheim today and last night drew a large audience. The final showing is tonight. Also noted is the creation of the largest artificial lake by Martin dam at Cherokee Bluffs on the Wallapoosa River in eastern Alabama completed in 1926 covering about 625 square miles with 160 feet dam height and 700 miles of shore and 448 million gallons storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Manheim
Martin
Cherokee Bluffs
Wallapoosa River
Alabama
Honor Roll for Lititz schools announced
The Honor Roll for the fourth period in Lititz schools lists seniors Dorothy Heisley, Melvin Langer, Margaret Miller, Dorothy Moyer, Sarah A. Sturgis, Richard Zartman. juniors Beatrice Bomberger, Helen Earhart, Adele Flower, Loretta Mellinger. sophomores Edith Diehm, Ruth Dissinger, Pauline Seibert, Beatrice Slagel, Helen Snyder, Earl Kauffman, Richard Musser, Clyde Myer. freshmen Mary Bender, Mildred Gangner, Jane Miller, Lena Risser, Pauline Rentschler, Wilmer Eby, Lloyd Graybill, John Hertz. highth grade Mildred Brookmyer, Janet Eby, Helen Erb, Margaret Erline, Helen Farrand, Edith Kreider, Mary Summy, Chester Howard. seventh grade Arlene Demmy, Winifred Scheaffer, Lloyd Burkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Diehm
Ruth Dissinger
Pauline Seibert
Beatrice Slagel
Helen Snyder
Earl Kauffman
Richard Musser
Clyde Myer
Mary Bender
Mildred Gangner
Jane Miller
Lena Risser
Pauline Rentschler
Wilmer Eby
Lloyd Graybill
John Hertz
Mildred Brookmyer
Janet Eby
Helen Erb
Margaret Erline
Helen Farrand
Edith Kreider
Mary Summy
Chester Howard
Arlene Demmy
Winifred Scheaffer
Lloyd Burkhart
Fragmentary confrontation over a found dollar
Fragmented dialogue shows a tense exchange where a man claims to shoot anyone who looks like him and a boy confirms finding a dollar. A store scene and a father’s presence are referenced, but details are obscured by garbled text.
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