Vacation Bible Schools Open Sessions In Local Churches
Community Vacation Church School sessions begin Monday at 8 AM in the Moravian Church education building and United Brethren Church school. The program runs three weeks with four town churches Moravian Lutheran United Brethren and Reformed sending pupils for weekday instruction alongside Sunday School.
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Moravian Church Educational Building
New United Brethren Church School
Moravian
Lutheran
United Brethren
Reformed
Famous Allentown Band To Play At Schoeneck
The Schoeneck Fire Company hosts the famous Allentown Band at Harting's Park with Earl Heater, Dorothy Knauss, and Berthold Warrick. Large crowd expected. supper available, admission 20 cents, under 14 free.
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Schoeneck Fire Company
Allentown
Harting’s Park
Schoeneck
Earl Heater
Dorothy Knauss
Pennsylvania
Berthold Warrick
Gardening talk on 12 garden pea varieties at Huber farm
J M Huffington, vegetable gardening specialist of Pennsylvania State College, leads a discussion comparing 12 pea varieties for vine, pod shape, and yield next Wednesday at 9 o clock Standard Time at Carl D. Huber's Lititz Route 1 farm. The College Extension Branch aims to help farmers cut living costs with daily fresh garden vegetables.
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J. M. Huffington
Pennsylvania State College
Carl D. Huber
Lititz
College Extension Branch
Lutz Pool Opens This Afternoon With Opening Day
Lutz pool opens this afternoon with a public opening event and admission as low as five cents for all attendees.
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Lutz
Park Music Competition To Be Repeated In June
Memorial Day competition drew 2000 attendees with 400 participants featuring vocal and instrumental acts. Organizers announced a repeat event on Saturday June 15 under the same auspices with the best acts from last Thursday repeated and new acts added. Admission remains 20 cents for adults while children enter free.
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Springs Park
Keys Rohrer Tie Knot in Drexel Hill Ceremony
Mildred Yerger Rohrer and James Keys wed Saturday morning at 4:30 PM at the bride's brother Horace Yerger's home in Drexel Hill. Rev. Porter officiated with immediate family present. The bride wore ecru silk lace and carried blue forget me nots. Attendants included two nieces, Lucile Verger and Mrs. William Dixon. A wedding breakfast followed at the Dixon home. The couple planned a two week Tennessee honeymoon and will reside at the Yerger home on East Lincoln Avenue.
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Mildred Yerger Rohrer
Town
James Keys
Lancaster
Horace Yerger
Drexel Hill
Porter
First Presbyterian Church
St Pauls Sunday School Honors Mrs Longenecker Dinner
Active workers in St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School hosted a testimonial dinner for Mary B Longenecker retiring Director of Religious Education. She departs for Tressler Orphans Home in Lyonsville to teach and work there. She was pensioned by the State after a long public school career. Many expressed gratitude for her service to the church and community. Continued on Page 4.
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Trinity’ Evangelical Congregational Church
D. P. Langsdorf
Jean Pfautz
St. Paul’s
Longenecker
B. M. Leaman
J. Harold Mumper
Linden Hall 10 To Graduate At Linden Hall
The Rev. Vigil E. Rover will deliver the commencement address to Linden Hall graduates at 10 o'clock Tuesday in the Moravian Church. Ten young women compose the class, Linden Hall’s 189th term. fall opens a 190th term with a junior college added. Four diplomas go to college prep, five to general academic, one to home economics. Alumnae Day features a luncheon at 1 6% clock, exhibit at 4, and church service at 7. The sermon Sunday is by Rev Byron K. Horne. Class Day Monday includes a Garden Party at 2:30 and the Senior Play in the Linden Hall auditorium at 7330.
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Vigil E. Rover
D.D
Philadelphia
Linden Hall
United States
Byron K. Horne
Legislator Clayton Moul Addresses York Rotary
York County legislator Clayton Moul spoke at the General Sutter Rotary Club Tuesday urging courage in the present day and delivering an engaging talk to the group.
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Clayton Moul
York County
Rotary Club
Sutter
Local man travels to Washington amid NIRA scrap and political shifts
A local man went to Washington on business as the NIRA was scrapped and returned this week. He was cautioned by his acquaintances not to be harsh on Roosevelt's policies this trip. The Lancaster papers note party switches by H. J. Pierson of Lititz. Drs Richard Musser and Geo Keehn aided a girl who fell from the wire at the circus Friday night. A town youth expresses interest in cantaloupes and growing fruit.
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Washington
Lefit
Roosevelt
Richard Musser
Geo. Keehn
Loysville
Marion C. Walter
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Six Past Presidents of American Legion Auxiliary Attend Dinner
Six past presidents joined current leader Mrs. Leon Madilem for a County Past Presidents Party dinner at General Sutter. Other items note Esther Miksch earning a ward prize, local birthdays, students returning home from Elizabethtown and Juniata colleges, local visits, pool opening with 5e admission, and building changes including Trinity Evangelical Church site work and Kreider Hardware tin shop expansion.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Larkaster
L. N. Moyer
Charles Zartman
James Keys
Margaret Miller
Elizabethtown College
John Miller
Jane Miller
Juniata College
Mae Shissler
Henry Mease
Hallville
Jacob Bachman
Reuben Keith
Brunnerville
Mary Bruckhart
Walter Eshfeman
Annie Longenecker
Near Town
Amelia Brubaker
Kathryn Brubaker
Wm. Moyer
Isaac Minnich
Penryn
Lutz
Bennie” Lutz
Art Hackman
Cedar and
Orange Streets
Trinity Evangelical Church
Kreider
Graduates With Honors at Millersville State Teachers College
Miss Dorothy Moyer daughter of Dr and Mrs L N Moyer earned high honors at Millersville State Teachers College last Tuesday She served as president of the Student Government committee during her senior year reflecting strong leadership and academic achievement.
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Dorothy Moyer
L. N. Moyer
Millersville State Teachers , College
Lititz High School marks 50th anniversary with alumni banquet
Mrs. Elizabeth E Hepp recalled Lititz High School days fifty years ago before about 185 alumni and 40 graduates at the General Sutter Hotel. Lititz High celebrated its founding year and the 1885 expansion to a three year curriculum with the first three year class graduating in 1886.
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Elizabeth E. Hepp
East 1 Main Street
Lititz High School
Alumni Association
General Sutter Hotel
Necen
Sary
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Keys—Rohrer
Snoops
H. J. Pierson
Five Co
Five Company
Tressler
Mrs. Hepp
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