Jamior High to Meet Manheim Township Tomorrow
Jamior High School basketball team will play Manheim Township tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. February school attendance averaged 96 percent, with year-to-date at 770. Fourth report period ended Monday and honor roll is being compiled. The Literary Quarterly issue appeared last Wednesday with covers by Clifford Rannels, featuring George Washington. Stories by Jane Keith and others, poems by Evalyn Zimmerman and others, plus notes on John Brubaker returning after illness.
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Jamior High
Manheim Township
Jamior High Five
The
Literary Quarterly
George Washington
Clifford Rannels
Jane Keith Evelyn Gonder
Olive Snyder
Kenneth Shelley
Helen Farrand
Albert Christner
Erla Stultz
Evalyn Zimmerman
Wm. Hornberger
Chester Howard
Margaret Erline
Janet Eby
Helen Bishop
Glare Lane
Cameron Lane
What Shall It Profit Play At Lititz WCTU Meeting
The temperance play What Shall It Profit will be performed Tuesday at 8 pm during the Lititz W C T U annual dues meeting at the United Brethren Church. The Church of the Brethren group first staged it in January at Elizabeth town, then again last month, and now the W C T U arranges another performance with the Church Men's Chorus singing several selections and a silver offering to be taken.
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Lititz
Church of the Brethren
Elizabethtown
Steatford
Holmes & Edwards
Grocery Deals from a Busy Market Aisle
Bargain buys include RINSO large size two packs for 39 cents and JELLO assorted flavors two packs for 11 cents. Alaska Pink SALMON two for 25 cents, Boscal coffee 31 cents per pound, Jellinek two for 23 cents, June Small Sieve Phas two for 25 cents, Ideal Cocoa one 1b can 21 cents.
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RINSO
Alaska
Local Visits and Meetings Across Kissel Hill Area
Several families from Kissel Hill and nearby towns visited relatives in Lancaster Lititz and Philadelphia on Sunday and Saturday. Notables include Himmelberger Mellinger Hernley Forrey Leeking and Hornley households. Church group officers elected with Light and Earhart as delegates to East Pennsylvania Conference in Harrisburg May. topic discussed Christ Our Companion In Sacrifice.
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Leon Himmelberger
Louis Himmelberger
Wiliam Miller
Elmer Delp
Agnes Himmelberger
Lancaster
John Mellinger
Ella Mae Mellinger
Tillman Risser
Alexander Hernley
Catherine Hernley
Mrs. Morrison
Lit
Kling
Philadelphia
Alexander Hornley
Elmer Earhart
Harry Wertsch
Willard Hershey
Edward Ranck
Light
Eahart
Harrisburg
Christ
Association Elects Officers at United Brethren Church
Mrs Chester Martin was elected president of the Women's Mission ary Association of the local United Brethren Church during the regular monthly meeting held Monday evening at Mrs J G H Light’s home. Mrs James Seaber was named an officer.
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Chester Martin
Women’s Missionary Association
United Brethren Church
J. G. H. Light
James Seaber
Mrs Paul Gable Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs Ella DeLong Gable widow of Paul Gable and mother of Paul DeLong Gable died after a three month illness at Garfield Hospital Washington D C She was born Terre Hill lived Lititz with her father the late Rev A A De Long pastor of Trinity Evangelical but spent most of her life in Washington An active Keller Lutheran Church member she led the Ladies Aid and Primary Department for 14 years and served on the Ladies Board of the National Lutheran Home for the Aged Funeral services were at Lee's Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 o'clock officiated by Rev B T Nicholas DD
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Ella DeLong Gable
Paul
Gable
Paul DeLong Gable
Garfield Hospital
Washington
D. C
Terre Hill
Lititz
A. A. DeLong
Trinity Evangelical Congregation
Keller Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
National Lutheran Home For the Aged
Lee’s Funeral Home
T. Nicholas
Pfautz Named New Postmaster in Local Changeover
Assumes postmastership as the Senate moves forward. Pfautz, son of a Democratic committee man, comes from a family with two former local postmasters Isaac G. Pfautz and John Ensiminger. The new postmaster, known as Bob, hails from nearby and ran a store, with strong civic and church ties. Retiring postmaster Seather served 33 years in postal service and 24% more in civil service, nearing eligibility for retirement on a 30 year list.
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U.S. Senate
Pfautz
Wellington M. Pfautz
Isaac G. Pfautz
Cleveland
John Ensiminger
Manheim
Bob
Seather
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Front Street
A Goods
Rose Farm
Asparagus
del Monte
Royal Anne
Florida
Kissel Hill
Association
Mrs. Paul
Stratford
International
H.R. Wertsch
International Silver Company
H. R. Wertsch
Lititz, Pa
Lititz Springs
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Buick Sales and Service
Raybestos Brake Service
TRICO
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James H. Ross
East King Street
Lancaster, Penna
E. King Street
Lancaster City
County