Lititz High Tops Mt Joy in County League Showdown
Lititz High won its fourth straight game in the County High School League second half race, beating Mt Joy 49 to 38 to secure first place with four wins and zero defeats. The Red and Black also note looming matchups as Lititz prepares for upcoming league games and non league exchanges with the Home boys.
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Lititz High
Mt. Joy
Ephrata
Manheim Township
Manor
Arbogast
Manheim
J. Vees
Manheim J-Vees
Quarryville
J-Vees
Mt. Jay Jvees
Sageecteien
Loysville
Junior Class Play Morrow Assembly Program
Parts from the Junior Class play will be presented this evening before the school assembly from 1 to 1 30 o clock. John G Hershey spoke at the weekly assembly this morning and Miss Evelyn Gonder recited in a program by the Y P D of the Church of the Brethren. Librarians Calkins and Ross, working under the FERA, arrived Friday and are at local schools this week on grade library books. Lititz Schools Safety Patrol plans to send delegates to the Lancaster convention at Hast Junior High on Washingtons Birthday.
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John G. Hershey
Evelyn Gonder
The
Young People’s Organization
Church of the Brethren
Calkins
Ross
FERA
Lititz
Lancaster City and County Patrols
Hast
Lancaster
Washington
SNOOPS The polywags which Miss Workman's pupils are anxiously watching for signs of front legs
The text presents a fragmented scene with Miss Workman and her pupils watching for signs of front legs among polywags. Details are unclear due to damaged phrasing and lack of concrete events or outcomes.
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Workman
Second Grade Pupils Present Hansel and Gretel Play
Mrs Mary F Longeneckers second grade staged a dramatization of Hansel and Gretel for the first to third graders in the school auditorium on Tuesday afternoon. Cast included Lamar Turlow Hansel Fern Miller Gretel Josephine Birkenbine the witch Geneva Rapp the mother Ralph Downey the father and Emer Clausen the sandman.
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Hansel
Gretel
Mary F. Longenecker
Lamar Turlow
Fern Miller
Josephine Birkenbine
Witch
Geneva Rapp
Ralph Downey
Drives and natural education through play
A discussion on drives or impulses in children as natural urges to act, shape, and imagine. The author argues these drives educate through play, with curiosity imitation emulation and hero worship guiding development and linking physical activity to schooling. Dr Treland will cover new ice play next week.
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Earth
Nature
Treland
Boy Scouts Adopt Name and Enroll Three New Members
Lititz Springs Troop No. 1 was adopted as the official name of the Lititz troop of Boy Scouts. Wilbur Stark was elected scribe and three new boys were registered at the Monday meeting: Donald Rannels, Robert Haines, and Ford Gorton. Twenty-two boys attended the meeting and the troop will attend a Young People's meeting at the Moravian Church on Sunday. Assistant Scoutmaster Elvin E. Geltz led games before a formal opening by Assistant Scoutmaster Earl Blank who began a program of first class test preparation.
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Lititz Springs
Lititz
Boy Scouts
Wilbur Stark
Business League
Donald Rannels
Robert Haines
Ford Gorton
Elvin E. Geltz
Earl Blank
Lexington man to operate Penryn Hotel April start
Warren Shirk of Lexington has rented the Penryn Hotel from the Hoke estate of Manheim and will assume management before April. He was most recently employed at the Warwick House.
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Warren Shirk
Lexington
Penryn
Hoke
Manheim
Mr. Shirk
Warwick House
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