Lititz High Students Form Many Clubs For Study and Fun
Lititz High students enroll in a variety of clubs led by Miss Workman and Miss Hower. The Dramatics Club has about fifty members with Carl Gockley as president and Sylvia Longenecker as secretary. The Make It Yourself Home Economics Club has thirty seven members with Dorothy Garman as president and Adele Flower as vice president. The Athletic Club has twenty members led by Paul Bachman as president and Elwood Cochran as vice president. The Aviation Club has twenty five members making model airplanes under Mr. Hackman. The Hunting and Fishing Club has four officer members: Raymond Todd Milton Hornberger Ross Almoney and Grant Buchter. The Science Club has twenty boys with Robert Peiffer as president and Wilmer Eby as vice president. The Music Club has twenty five members with Paul McCloud as president and Thomas Maharg as vice president. The Art Club has twelve members with Marybelle Nissley as secretary and Ruth Hackman as treasurer. The Boys Glee Club has officers Elwood Cochran president Robert Neidermyer secretary and Warren Newcomer treasurer. The Girls Club is not organized yet and a combined performance with both glee clubs is planned. The Star Course last week featured girls numbers as 85 in combined clubs with 60 girls and 25 boys. Reprinted from Lititz High School Pretzelette.
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Lititz High
Miss Workman
Carl Gockley
Robert Neidermyer
Sylvia Longenecker
Beatrice Bomberger
Home Economics
Miss Hower
Dorothy Garman
Adele Flower
Janet Eby
Mary Byler
Arbegast
Paul Bachman
Elwood Cochran
Cleo Himmelberger
Beerstory
Hackman
Poys
Elliott
Raymond Todd
Milton Hornberger
Ross Almoney
Grant Buchter
Miss Miller
Robert Peiffer
Wilmer Eby
Raymond Meiskey
Randolph Bricker
Paul McCloud
Thomas Maharg
Marybelle Nissley
Ruth Hackman
Warren Newcomer
Grim
Lititzi High School
Pretzelette
Linden Hall Thanksgiving Activities and Fundraising
Linden Hall observed a single day Thanksgiving, with a 880 A. M. service and later dinner. The school reached 115 dollars for the Lititz Community Chest this year. Many patrons visited Lancaster to watch football, and a morning hockey game saw F. and M. defeat Gettysburg 2 to 0, a score matched by the Lancaster football game in the afternoon. The day closed with the Lititz P T A play in the high school auditorium.
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Linden Hall
Lititz
Lancaster
Gettysburg
Lititz P. T. A
One Idea of Music in Lord Chesterfield’s Advice
The piece cites Chesterfield’s Letters to His Son arguing against learning the fiddle, suggesting one can hire others to play for cash. It notes changing views of music’s value over time and frames the anecdote as historical commentary on performance and taste.
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Lord Chesterfield
Set Apart for Red Man Reservation in New Jersey
An Indian reservation at Indian Mills in Burlington County New Jersey, established in 1758, is claimed as the first such reservation within the United States.
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Red Man
Indian Mills
Burlington County
New Jersey
United States
High Opens Cage Season At Lititz Gym
Lititz High School begins winter athletics with a home game tomorrow night against Elizabethtown College Reserve in the Lititz gym. The Lititz team, building a strong roster, aims for a solid start in the County League. The girls hockey squad meets Manor High Monday at 4 PM on Springs Field after recent 5 2 win at Millersville, seeking another victory.
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Elizabethtown College
Lititz
Littitz
Manor High School
Springs
Elizabethtown
Manor
Millersville
No Tardy Marks In Lititz Schools This Month
No tardy marks were recorded in several Lititz school rooms during the last month. Names include Miss Sturgis and Miss Workman Grade 1 Mrs Long enecker Grade 2 Miss Gantz Grade 8 Miss Rudy Grade 4 Miss Stephens and Miss McGinnis Grade 4 Miss Myers Grade 7 Mr LaMorte Grade 8. Francis Bacon noted as a scientific martyr died after a cold storage experiment. Addison quotes man’s laughter as a unique human faculty.
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Lititz
Sturgis
Workman
Longenecker
Miss Gantz
Francis Bacon
Training Class Term Ends and Next Semester Start
The first semester of the Leadership Training Class closes next Thursday with more than 40 credits awarded. The second semester begins Thursday January 14. Prospective members are invited to join for studies in recreational leadership and church work with young people.
Uncle Eben Says A Man With No Care Will Get a Dog
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben declaring that a man with no cares will not rest. He emphasizes restlessness and the idea of chasing a dog as a humorous lesson in dissatisfaction with mere complacency.
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Eben
Washington Star
United States Acquires Florida Quarters From Spain in 1819
The Floridas were bought from Spain in 1819 with no direct cash payment. The United States later assumed and paid $5,000,000 to settle US citizen claims against Spain. Also notes a method to fix cloudy canning jars by rinsing with water mixed with ammonia.
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United States
Floridas
Spain
Mistletoe Hosts on Various Tree Species
Mistletoe attaches to apple thorn maple poplar locust linden and occasionally oak, using these trees as homes for its parasitic growth. The paragraph notes the diverse tree hosts that sustain the mistletoe plant.
Sunday Blaze Destroys Big Penryn Flour Mill
A four story brick flour mill owned by Norman W Keller in Penryn burned at 11 A M Sunday. Fire chief Paul Z Knier said causes are undetermined. Keller family were away. neighbors spotted the blaze. Manheim and Penryn fire companies could not stop the fire. Grain and feed stored inside burned rapidly. some lumber destroyed. Loss tentatively set at 15000 with partial insurance. Building had wooden partitions and floors. walls remained standing.
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Norman W. Keller
Penryn
Paul Z. Knier
Manheim
Experience Being Roasted If Cannibals Catch Us
A fragmented quip by Toledo Blane ponders facing cannibals and suggests requesting a roast as a darkly humorous or macabre response to capture the feeling of being roasted.
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Toledo Blane
Haberstroh Wedding in Reading at Covenant Church
Mr and Mrs J A Haberstroh of Reading witnessed a October 3 ceremony at Covenant M E Church with only immediate family. The newlyweds honeymooned in the New England states and reside with the groom’s parents. He is an architect and Penn graduate 1930. The bride, Lititz High School alumna, attended Millersville State Normal.
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J. A. Haberstroh
Reading
Covenant M. E
New England
Mr. Haberstroh
University of Pennsylvania
Lititz
Millersville State Normal School
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