Lititz High to Hold 6th Annual Commencement
The Lititz High School class of 1935 will graduate Wednesday evening in the school auditorium with diplomas for 35 students. Activities run from Sunday through Friday including a Class Day program featuring a Seth Parker radio presentation, a public alumni meeting with addresses and performances, and a Commencement program at 8 p m. Reserved-seat charts go on sale at Moyer's Drug Store.
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Lititz High School
J. L
Sevion
D. PF. Lenayer
Robert Posey
Irene Reener
Adele Flowe
Edna Eby
Mary Koch
Loretta Mellinger
Sylvia Longenecker
Sisthe
Miksch
Irene Keener
Karl Bachman
Adele Flower
Robert Peiffer
Warren Newcomer
Mahlon Groff
Raymond Medskey
Bernetha Adams
Helen Leed
Maud Bender
Vera Ierah
Dorothy Garman
Clase
Anna Hackman
Moyer’s Drug
Lititz High School Alumni Agstron
Landis Herr
Margaret Sanders
Bert Kauffman
Dorothy Habecker
Addison R. Long Dies at 2 in Oregon Area
Addison R. Long died at his home near Oregon Monday night at 11. He was a truck gardener who attended the Lancaster markets since age 14 and a member of Rothsville Lutheran Church. Survived by children John B Lititz R D 4 Joseph D near town Addison B and Abram B East Petersburg Frank B Lititz R D 3 Harrison B Landisville Mary Ora Sallie and Lillie all at home Hattie wife of John Hes Neffs ville 18 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren and step brother Sylvester J. Long Bayonne N J Services this afternoon at 1 30 private at the home and 2 15 at Rothsville Lutheran Church Interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Addison R. Long
Oregon
Lancaster
Rothaville
Mary
Ora
Sallie
Lillie
Hattie
John Hes
Neffsville
Sylvester J. Long
Bayonne
N. J
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Lititz High School Radio Social Planned For Tomorrow
The Senior Class of Lititz High School will hold a Radio Social tomorrow evening from 3 30 to 8 o clock in front of the school building. Sandwiches cakes and ice cream will be for sale. Music by the Junior and Senior Bands and the drum and bugle corps. June Specials at Harris Fullworth 5 10 Lititz Pa.
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Lititz High School
Lititz High Band Wins $50 Prize In Memorial Parade
Lititz High School’s band won first prize of $30 as the best school band in Mount Joy Memorial Parade. They earned second place overall among ten bands, trailing only the Lancaster Military Band. Drum Major Mary Belle Nissly drew praise for her leadership. The group planned a Mt. Joy visit after a practice week, but funds and travel concerns led to the trip being canceled. The band will perform in Springs Talk on July Fourth and may pursue summer engagements.
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Litits High
Mount Joy
Lititz High School
Mt. Joy
Lancaster Military Band
Mary Belle Nissly
M. ©. Demmy
Local Girl Crowned Linden Hall Queen
At Linden Hall Miss Barbara Bechtel of Kissel Hill was named May Queen in a large crowd. Manor Queen from Manor View Farm Mil larsville was chosen among fine horse show entrants. The pageant included a Peter Pan pantomime by 80 students and the formal presentation of two statues on campus.
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Linden Hall
Barbara Bechtel
Kissel Hill
Manor Queen
Manor View Farm
Millarsville
OU. J. Pierson
Dante and
Tasso
H. H. Beek
Franklin and Marshall College
James Beck
Philadelphia
Moravian Mission Women Study At Mrs Becker Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Carry Becker's home with fifteen present. Miss A Virginia Grosh presided in the president's absence and led devotions. Mrs Becker played piano. Treasurer Mrs M C Demmy reported 140 in the general fund and 40 in the Thank Offering. Mrs H E Grosh led the program, readings largely from The Advance Guard of 200 Years of Moravian Missions, with readings by Mrs Grosh Miss BE E Wolfe Mrs Wm Riegel Mrs Alfred Couple and Miss Amelia Miller.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Moravian Church
Carry Becker
A. Virginia Grosh
E. S. Crosland
Becker
M. C. Demmy
H. E. Grosh
Grosh
E. Wolfe
Wm. Riegel
Alfred Couple
Amelia, Miller
Rotary Club Evening Features Two One-Acts
Mrs. Fred Muth of Overlook read two short one act plays at the Lititz Rotary Club meeting in the General Sutter Hotel. One play was serious and the other light comedy. Renditions were excellent and enjoyed by members. Two visiting Rotarians from Lancaster attended.
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Fred Muth
Overlook
Lititz
Rev C D Huber to Preach at First Quarterly Conference
The new conference year opens with a service at the Evangelical Congregational Church next Sunday. Rev C D Huber of Harrisburg, Presiding Elder for this district, will preach at 10 30 and conduct the communion.
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Evangelical Congregational Church
C. D. Huber
Harrisburg
Lititz Courthouse Area Notices of Visiting Relatives
Long list of visits and home stays across multiple states as residents and friends travel to see relatives. Names include Rev Haydn Seaher Hast Smithfield Bradford County Mrs Clarence Pay Springfield Mass Miss Margaret George Poughkeepsie New Jersey and more with trips to Nazareth Harrisburg Reading Allentown Philadelphia Mohnton Everett Cleveland and other locales.
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Haydn Seaher
Hast
Smithfield
Bradford County
Jamie
Clarence Pay
Springfield
Mass
S. Broad Street
Martha Huebener
Woburn
Louis Huchener
Mary Huchener
Nazareth
Anderson
Ind
Margaret George
Poughkeepsie
Wrightsville
Torace Sturgis
East Main Street
Geo. Sweigert
Harrisburg
M. L. Steiner
Har] Mathers
Baltimore, Md
Lititz
Lavinia Neidermyer
Reading
R. E. Worley
M. J. George
Eden
Terre Hill
Tey
S. Howard Heckler
Mohnton
J. L. Hertz
Daniel Heilman
Albert Hornberger
Arlene
Allentown
Emily Johannsen
Philadelphia
Carl Spacht
Elizabeth Tremphill
Florence Chilcoat
Huntingdon
Frances McGinnis
Edwinna Stevens
Ezra Lutz
Broomall
Dorothy Spacht
Joshua Reber
Cleveland
Augusta Reber
Henry B. Gibbel
Everett
Lititz Peony Show Set for Next Friday and Saturday
Lititz organizers announce the Peony Show to be staged at the General Sutter Hotel next Friday and Saturday with hundreds of blooms on display. Entries are due by Thursday, flowers to be brought Friday morning. unnamed peonies welcome to match with known varieties for identification. No entry fee or admission. public invited.
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Lititz
Firemen Plan Festival At Lititz Fire Hall
The Lititz Fire Company announces its annual festival to be held next Saturday at the Fire Hall. Committees are active, and the force will solicit the town next week. The firemen urge local support from residents.
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Lititz Fire Company
Junk Yard Protests Aired In Council
Borough Council discussed traffic and parking regulation to address a junk yard on Seaman Street after a petition by Charles Krick Stephen Grumbling and 30 nearby residents. Counsel for petitioners Guy Bard aided. councilmen Koch and Sny der to investigate. readings noted dust nuisance near Reading Company Station and lighting complaints due to tree trimming.
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Seaman Street
Charles Krick
Stephen Grumbling
Guy K. Bard
Koch
Snydey
Snyder
Jos. B. Wissler
James M. Goldthwait
Locust Street
Plum Street
Reading Company
Locust
Helman’s Row
Burgess Brenneman
Jouncil
Linden Hall
Firemen Parade to Ephrata Saturday led by Cadet Band
Lititz Fire Company plans to join the Lancaster County Firemen's Association parade in Ephrata this Saturday led by the Cadet Band. Members needing transport or with uniforms not going are asked to contact William H. Sturgis or Ralph Walter this evening. report if not attending so uniforms can be reassigned. The local gathering point is the Ephrata fire house.
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Lititz Fire Company
Ephrata
Lancaster County Firemen’s Association
William H. Sturgis
Ralph Walter
Colonel Strickler Heads Memorial Day Services at Moravian Cemetery
Colonel Daniel B. Strickler, a war veteran and Lancaster official, delivered the Memorial Day address at Moravian Cemetery as veterans and students decorated graves and attended a parade from Garden Spot Post 56. The event included taps, a salute, and brief sermons, with Civil War and Spanish War veterans among the parade participants.
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Daniel B. Strickler
Moravian
Strickler
Lancaster
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Broad Street
Moravian Cemetery
America
D. P. Langsdorf
Evangelical Congregational Church
Harry M. Schwartz
Legion
F. A. Weichsel
George W. Hacksaw
Thomas Smith
J. C. di Light
United Brethren Church
Lititz
Linden Hall diplomas and Memorial Holiday events
Commencement week at Linden Hall includes Alumnae Day lunch at 1 30 and a 2 o'clock alumnae meeting, art exhibit, school concert, and Sunday sermon by Rev Will H Houghton. Graduation week features Glass Day, Class Day, the Senior Play The Milestones, and Commencement on Tuesday with diplomas by Dr F W Stengel. Nearby tragedies include a fatal car crash, a baby’s death, and a man found unconscious as Lancaster police investigate injuries on Lincoln Avenue.
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Linden Hall
Myrtle Eckert
Dorothy Mikech
Will H. Houghton
New York
Jessé Honeycult
Elizabeth
N.J
Mary Dixon Memorial Chapel
Moravian Church
Byron K. Horne
Central Moravian Church
Bethlehem
F. W. Stengel
Barbara Bechtel
Kissel Hill
Elizabeth Eby
Lititz
Victor Wagner
Handel
D. D. Wood
Fairest
Lord Jesus
Lutz Pool Opens After Health Permit Issued
B F Lutz opens his swimming pool on North Locust Street following a permit from State Secretary of Health Theodore B Appel. So far 67 permits issued and 500 applications on file to be investigated. over 800 pool owners have not yet applied as the new law requires a purification dorination machine at each bathing place to purify water.
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Theodore B. Appel
B. F. Lutz
North Locust Street
Squire Shissler Improves After Lancaster Hospital Operation
Squire Andy Shissler has returned home from General Hospital Lancaster where he was operated on and says he feels much better He thanks friends for the flowers and kind words sent during his illness
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Andy” Shissler
General Hospital
Lancaster
Lititz Station to Close July 1 on Reading RR
The Lititz Station of the Reading Company will close July 1. Trains will stop as tickets are sold by conductors and commutation tickets sold to destination. Telegraph and other business move to Water Street freight station. No official comment on commission approval.
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Lititz
Reading Company
Agnew T. Dice
Wilmington
Water Street
Logal Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Service Commission
Litite High Prom Attended by 93 at General Sutter Hotel
The annual Junior Prom of Litite High School was held Friday night in the General Sutter Hotel. Ninety three persons attended, including faculty and members of the Senior and Junior classes. Toasts were given by M. G C Demmy, M. H Bre baker, Robert Posey, and Warren Newcomer. Miss TL J Quinn performed impersonations. A sextet of girls entertained, followed by violin and piano numbers. Dancing to the Moonlight Vagabond Orchestra closed the evening.
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Litite High School
General Sutter
M. GC. Demmy
M. H. Brebaker
Robert Posey
Warren Newcomer
TL. J. Quinn
Ruth Godenaur
Edith Diehm
Ruth Girvin
Kathryn Robnan
Ruth Dissinger
Mary Belle Nissly
Paul McCloud
Mary Belle Wissly
Cleo Himmelberger
Moonlight Vagabond Orchestra
Former Lititz grads honored at Lancaster General Hospital
Three Lititz High School alumni, Helen Sturgis, Dorothy Roth, and Beulah Minnick, were honored as they graduated Thursday evening at Lancaster General Hospital. Sturgis was named best in pediatrics and Roth best in receiving ward. Herbert Longenecker, a State College student, was elected president of the Inter-Fraternity Council, while Marion May of Lebanon Valley College in Annville will lead the Women's Student Government Association as a senior next year.
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Lititz High School
Lancaster General Hospital
Helen Sturgis
Dorothy Roth
Beulah Minnick
Sturgis
Miss Roth
Herbert Longenecker
State College
Marion May
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Women’s
Will Give Sacred Concert By Archie Harrod Singers
The Archie Harrod Singers will present a sacred concert at Evan gelical Congregational Church Friday at 7 80 o clock. They will perform mostly negro spirituals and pieces about Plantation Life and Camp Meetings of the Southland. The four artists are the same quartet from Star Course twelve years ago. No admission, a free will offering will be taken.
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Archie Harrod
Evangelical Congregational Church
Southland
Strawberry Social Planned by Rothsville Church Ladies
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rothsville Lutheran Church will host a Strawberry Social in the church lot on Saturday evening. Heinaman's Orchestra of Talmage will provide music, and the event will offer soup, strawberries, clams, chicken and waffles, along with fancy work for sale.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Heinaman’s Orcestra, Talmage
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Uuge
Firemen Plan Festival
Seaman
Penna. Power and Light Co
Denver & Ephrata Tel. & Tel. Co
Recorder of Deeds
J. B Wissler
W. H. Dechant & Sons
Samuel F. Blatt
Roy S. Reidenbaugh
Harris & CO
Colonel Strickler
G. B. Raezer
John Walter
R. D
Willow Street Pike
Media Heights Golf Club
Fern
St. Joseph’s Hospital
A. F. Herr
Aamon
Harvey Walters
Harry Wanner
Chestnut Lavel
Wayne Walters
Near East Petersburg
Erb’s Cemetery
R. M. Spacht
Samuel Wright
Fruitville Pike
George Byerly
James Brosey
Ben Bleecher
City Police
Lincoln Avenue
M. H. Yoder
Kreider
Carpenter
Gustav Schaeffer
Adolf Ottiger
Lutz Pool
Squire Shissler
Lititz RR
Reading Co
Plan Strawberry Social
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