Lititz High Wins Two As Second Half Opens
Lititz High School earned two victories as Section 2 of the Lancaster County High School Basketball League resumed. They beat Columbia 83 to 41 on the road, then dominated Elizabethtown 55 to 14 at home. The J-Vees also won 25 to 23 over Elizabethtown J-Vees, and Rothsville clashes went 2-0 for Lititz. The Junior High team beat Lancaster Township 46 to 27.
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Lititz High
Lancaster County
Columbia
River Borough
Lititz
Clyde Arbogast
Elizabethtown
I-Vees
J-Vees
Millersville
Manor High
Rothsville
Lancaster Township
Committees Named For Junior Class Play At School
The president Marcus Hartranft appointed committees for the Junior class play with names for Stage Property Publicity Business Manager and more. Students faced late hours due to bad road conditions. A framed photo of the late John Heiserman was sent for display on the main floor bulletin board. Several students returned from illness and others enjoyed sleigh rides to Manheim with chaperones. The school also participated in the Penny-a-Pupil campaign.
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Marcus Hartranft
Carl Keller
Harold Girvin
Lester Kline
Bertha Long
Kathryn Buch
Floyd Yingst
Robert Eby
John Zug
Herbert Wagaman
Morris Rosenberg
James Verger
Henry Shissler
Alfred Keller
Josephine Kopp
William Langsdorf
Vera Nagle
Anna Laser
Mary Mellinger
Josephine Reed
Bertha Mishler
Carl Nugent
Walton Bricker
John Heiserman
Rosemary Rice
Martha Hevener
Harry Kauffman
Marian Royer
Hidden Drives and The Role of Physical Education
The article explains innate drives in children to create and care through play such as snow sculpting doll work and pet care. It argues these drives foster ownership sympathy and responsibility, shaping character and parenting skills as a basis for physical education and education through play. Next week Dr. Ireland will discuss more hidden drives.
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Nature
Ireland
Penny Drive Aids Infantile Paralysis Fund
Phyllis Elliott, fourth grade pupil, missed school due to a severe cold while her classmates were urged to bring a penny to school to support the infantile paralysis fund.
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Phyllis Elliott
Charles Elliott
Interesting Local News Featured On Record Page
Today’s RECORD highlights varied community items across the page. Read for updates on local events, people, and notices within the region.
Connecticut stamp designs considered by commission
The Connecticut Tenary Commission is asked to submit a design for the state stamp. Proposals include Jonathan Trumbull, the Charter Oak, and a map with Colonial background. Michigan also weighs a 100th anniversary stamp with two years to go. George Sloane cautions collectors about Hawaii surcharge stamps.
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Connecticut Tercentenary Commission
Connecticut
Jonathan Trumbull
Charter Oak
Hartford
Michigan
George Sloane
American Philatelic Society
Hawaii
Mrs Hettie A Yost 83 Dies in Eph rata
Mrs Hettie A Yost 83 of Ephrata died at her home Monday after a three year illness. She will be buried in Macpelah cemetery after services at the First Reformed Church in Ephrata with funeral director R M Spacht. She is survived by one daughter Mrs Samuel Schreiber and four grandchildren.
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Hettie A. Yost
Ephrata
Macpelah
First Reformed
R. M. Spacht
Samuel Schreiber
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