Linden Hall Commencement Highlights 1915
Linden Hall marked graduation with concerts, exhibits, and a memorial dedication. Seniors presented a pavement memorial, a class play, and reunion events recalling school days. The banquet, art and domestic science displays, and a high musical standard capped by the Moravian church commencement honored fourteen graduates led by Helen Cook and Esther Graver.
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Anna Livingood
Marjorie Thropp
Linden Hall
Chhildren
Helen Huebener
Isabel Melzer
Elizabeth Hagen
Dorothy Jenkins
Mary Pierson
Grace Moyer
Edna Longeneecker
Lorna Worrall
Ruth Lutz
Elsie Rock
Rather Hess
Ethel Masser
Edna Brookmyer
Viola Leib
Mary Hagen
Sarah Swords
Lancaster
Stengel
Moravian Church
Francis Hagen
York
H. E. Gerdsen
Bessie T. Gingrich
Haydn
Katherine H. Huggins
Marjorie L. Thropp
D. D. Wood
F. W. Stengel
Rail Roaders and local teams feature in weekend plans
The article previews a Saturday appearance by the Enola Penna. R R Y M C A of near Harrisburg, praised as a first class attraction. Mountville's Sheckard and Deal lead a 9-3 win over Manheim, while New Holland beats Ephrata 7-8. A mule kicks a blacksmith, causing injury but not serious harm as per its humorous retelling. A Lancaster Fruit Growers meeting discusses fire blight remedies and walnut cultivation, with plans for a picnic in August. A grim elopement story follows, detailing Clayton Gantz’s disappearance with his daughter and former hired girl, leaving a destitute family.
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Kalber
Enola Penna
Harrisburg
Mer
Bill Stong
Mountville
Hinkel
Fang
Ralph Diehm
Sheckard
Deal
Manheim
Smith
Joneson Short
New Holland
Ephrata
Doremus
Matthews
Diehm
Buckley
Lititz
Schweitzer
Lancaster County Fruit Growers’ Association
Lancaster
J. W. Bruckart
John G. Rush
West Willow
Adam Vogel
Nettsville
Ititz
Clayton Gantz
Long Farm
Neffaville
Elizabeth Boucer
Gantz
Far West
Salunga
John Saylor
Tobacco and Sweet Potato Plants for Sale at Diamond Spring
The undersigned offers tobacco and sweet potato plants for sale at the Diamond Spring trolley station about 23 miles south of Ephrata. Beds of 306 Seed- Jeaf and Havana tobacco raise under glass or cloth cost 3.00 per bed, cash 2.00 to 2.25. About 200,000 yellow Jersey sweet potato plants sold at 20 cents per hundred in May, 15 cents per hundred until June 16, then 10 cents per hundred. Independent phone 724X Bell 133-2. Jacob Andes, Ephrata, Pa., Route 4.
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Diamond Spring
Ephrata
Jacob M
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Fico
S. Demmy
Will Laeber
Sale and Exchange
Illinois
Jos
W. Baker Munro Kura
Musseiman
Clerk
Goodyear West
Wagaman Bros
Broad Street
Lawrence K.grosh
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P.O
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Ferrie Sa' Yap
Burkholder’s
Frank Burkholder
Long & Co
Charles Gordon
Seminary
Castle, Hall and
Mary Dixon Chapel
Martha Ellenberger
Louise de Schweinitz
Mary Dixon
Brickenstein
Ultimnte Association
E. 8. Hagen
Hagen
Wolfe
New York
Lehigh
Philadelphia
Canal Dover
Ohio
Esther L. Graver
M. Thropp
Helen E. Cook
Esther S. Graver
Kathryn H. Huggins
Gertrude E. Kilgore
Eleanor E. Muth
Elizabeth L. Shreiner
Lewis N. Moyer
Dissinger
N. Broad Street
P. E. Will
Penryn
Will
Mr. Will
Donovan
Eare
Donovan’s
Ancaster
the Donovan Company
East
King St
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