Twelve to Graduate at Linden Hall Commencement
Twelve young women will graduate from Linden Hall Tuesday marking the end of the ??? year at the school. Activities begin Saturday with the Alymore luncheon, a 4 o'clock business meeting and art and domestic science exhibits. The 7:30 p.m. school concert features Betty Burdan Anne Kratz Agnes Grimes Margery Kent Sara Kratz Mary Gender Marguerita Beck Mary Louise Smith Carolyn Steinman and others with Dorothy Miksch as accompanist.
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Linden Hall
Helen F. Quinn
Helen Moreland
Myrtle Eckert
Dorothy Miksch
Betty Burdan
Anne Kratz
Agnes Grimes
Margery Kent
Sara Kratz
Mary Gender
Marguerita Beck
Mary Louise Smith
Carolyn Steinman
Rose
Transfer of Troop E Patrolman Templeton in June
State Highway Patrolman William Templeton of town was transferred June 1 from Collegeville to Paoli. In service four and a half years he had spent four years at Collegeville. The transfer was among 24 moves in Troop E covering southeastern Pennsylvania.
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William Templeton
Colegeville
Paoli
Templeton
Fo Mer Place
Troop E
Pennsylvania
Fire Company Festival At Lititz Fire House Saturday
The Lititz Fire Company schedules its annual festival for Saturday at the Fire House. A wide aroma of cooked chicken and abundant foods will attract a large crowd as solicitors report good responses. Proceeds from the final event fund a new fire engine purchased years ago. The Jer Orphans Band will perform on a stand erected in front of the Fire House. Come out and eat supper at the Fire House.
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Lititz Fire Company
Vei
Jer
Bible School Opens Monday at St PaulsChurch Moravian Reformed
The Daily Vacation Bible School of St Pauls Lutheran Moravian United Brethren and Reformeil Churches opens Monday at 8:30. Kindergarten through 4th grade meet at St Pauls Church, and 5th through 8th grade meet at Moravian Lane School Chapel. The two week program covers Bible hymns worship programs the book work handwork and supervised recreation. Parental and community cooperation is urged to ensure a successful session.
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St Paul's
Rotary highlight features baritone soloist from Philadelphia
John Harvey Shuttleworth a Philadelphia graduate of Patton Trade School Elizabeth town sang three baritone solos before Lititz Rotary Club Tuesday evening in the General Sutter venue though the report notes readable fragments of the event and presenter.
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John Harvey Shuttleworth
Philadelphia
Patton Trade Schoo Atlizabethstown
Lititz
Officers Named By Alumni Annual Banquet At Lititz High
Paul R. Farlow elected president of the Lititz High School Alumni Association at the annual meeting held in the high school. Nearly 200 attended the Friday banquet at General Sulter with 49 graduates acknowledged. Toasts were given by Prof. Ka Zartman and others. New officers and committees listed for the coming year with names including Dr M. Ayedah, Mrs Helen Steffy, and William Fassnacht, among others. (Continued on Page 9)
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Paul R. Farlow
Lititz
Elmer Robs
Mary Brubakar
M.C. Bei
M. “Yedah
Mis
Man
Helen Steffy
William H. Fassnacht
Robert Peiffer
Marion Biemesderfey
Mgr
Furlow
Margie Arntz
Edna Becker Tuehenor
John Hershey
Ada Leaman Leed
James Mummert
Richard Snyder
Carl ‘Workem
Entertainment Conmittes
Rob
Local church group meeting plans summer picnic
The Young Men's Bible Class of HE. C. Sunday School met at presiding officer Harry Wonder's home to discuss a forthcoming picnic. Levi Yerger of E Lincoln Ave was endorsed for state vice councilor of the Order of Independent Americans by the Lancaster County Booster Association in Lancaster, with the next meeting set for Wednesday, July 5 in Mannheim. Wilson Bollinger of South Broad Street is a patient at a hospital for treatment and observation. Reservations for Linden Hall Commencement days have been received at General Sutter. The Lutty Springs Community Sale opens next Friday night at Lutz Hall on Fast Front Street at 7 o'clock, featuring usual sale items. The Women’s Missionary Society of St Pan Lutheran met at Sarah Jenkins’s home on North Broad Street. Mrs. Joseph G. Brown, 60, of town, died Tuesday at her home from complications. she is survived by husband, a daughter, a step-son, two grandchildren and a brother. Paul Wiberti of Iersville announced the birth of a son on May 24. Mrs. Eiberti is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. He Light.
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HE. C. Sunday School
John K. Mathers
Prest
Harry Wonder
Levi Yerger
E. Lincoln Ave
Order of Independent Americans
Lancaster County Booster Association
Lancaster
Manheim
Wilson Bollinger
S. Broad Street
Pas
Women's Sionary Society of
St. Pan Lutheran Chuvch
Sarah Jenkins
N. Broad St
Joseph G. Brown
Amanda Kauffman
Town
Mays
Paul Wiberti
Iersville
Eiberti
J.C. He Light
Graduates Visit Congress See Washington Sights
Forty four of Lititz High School’s forty nine graduates toured Washington, visiting the Capitol and seeing sights. Chaperoned by Melvin H. Baker and Mildred Deariorit, the students departed Lancaster Monday morning and returned late last night after meetings with Senators Long and Borah.
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Lititz High School
Washington
Ted Congress
Long
Borah
Melvin H. Baker
Mildred Deariorit
Lancaster
State College awards degree in biology to Tiongenecker
Herbert E. Tiongenecker son of Mary Longenecker received his degree in biology at State College on Monday. He graduated among nine classmates and served in multiple campus organizations including corpus societies and fraternities, and was active in the college band orchestra and glee club.
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Herbert E. Tiongenecker
Mary Longenecker
State College
Tie
State
Lutz Pool Adds Afternoon Hours and Swim Rate Details
Lutz Pool announces new daily afternoon hours with a 20 cent entry rate for Be and other swimmers. The notice outlines eligibility and practice times, emphasizing community access and updated pricing.
Loysville Band to Play Two Concerts This Weekend
The Loysville Band from the Orphan Home will perform Friday night at the Fire House from 7 to 10 with a full 40-piece orchestra. A Sunday matinee at Springs Park follows at 2 30, weather permitting. otherwise the High School auditorium will host. Director Marton G Walt and band members will stay with St Pauls Lutheran Church families Saturday and Sunday night, starting an all summer concert tour.
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Springs Park
Marton G. Walt
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Auxiliary donates funds to Litit Fire Company
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Litit Fire Company donated 8500 to the company at Tuesday night’s meeting with the stipulation the money be used only to pay the old fire engine debt. The auxiliary also turned over 1500 for a new engine. The Tuesday gathering was the last meeting before September.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Litit. Fire Company
Brethren Hold Hershey Conference Sessions
Many members of the Church of Brethren in the area will attend the annual conference sessions opening yesterday at Hershey and running through Tuesday.
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Church of@ Brethren
Hershey
Two-Cent Milk Price Increase Supposed in Lancaster
An Inter-State Milk Association notice predicts a two cent per quart rise in Lititz and Lancaster County. Philadelphia Reading Harrisburg and other cities already raised prices as part of a farmer aid plan. Dealers met in Lancaster but low turnout delayed enforcement. The plan standardizes pricing by grade, with penalties for violations.
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Lititz
Lancaster County
Dionik
Inter-State Milk Association
Incaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Harrisburg
Week End Specials at S Harris & Co Lititz Pa
Stripped outing fabrics yard wide prints and tub prints offered as week end specials. Yard wide fast prints 10 cents per yard. Boys wash pants 49 cents. Children's play suits 19 cents. Plain People's black hats 2.00 value. Straw hats 68 cents. Lot of ladies and children's dresses on sale. Located at Main Street, Lititz, Pa.
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Idren
S. Harris & CO
Main Street
Lititz
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Bible School
Rotary
Sutter
Lutty Springs
Bazare
Piare
Lutz Hall
Congress
Lutz Pool
Adv
Loysville Band
Orphan Home
Legion League
Williams
Hany Gorton
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