Reading High School notes and parade march scene
Robert Harding eight-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Harding broadcast from a reading radio station on his accordion. Lucien Eby returns as English teacher after recovering from a nervous breakdown. Harry Deardorff visits his daughter Mildred Deardorff at the high school. Frankie Mundorf of the Sophomore class breaks left arm. Wilbur Stark injures thumb on a circular saw but is recovering and back at school. Over three hundred Lititz pupils parade to show support for the Reading Lititz basketball game that night.
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Robert Harding
Elmer Harding
Reading
Lucien Eby
Harry Deardorff
Gettysburg
Mildred Deardorff
Fankie Mundorf
Wilbur Stark
Harry Stark
Robert Snyder
Lititz
M. C. Demmy
Paul R. Furlow
Wilme Eby
Ian McCreary
Suzanne Plower
Mildred Gangner
Lena Risser
John Tiertz
Lloyd Burk
Spain
Ruth Carpenter
Linden Hall seniors stage two one act plays
The Linden Hall Seminary senior class presents two one act plays in the school gym tomorrow at 7 pm. The works are The March Heir and Are Men Superior? Three girls Pauline Whitbeck Virginia Gray and Anna Kratz appear in both pieces. Other cast members include Helen Sands Grace Pearce Midge Mat Irene Snyder Bernice Harris Winifred Nellis Sylvia Wheeler Charlotte Weyland and Betty Junghans.
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Linden Hall Seminary
Pauline Whitbeck
Virginia Gray
Anna Kratz
Helen Sands
Grace Pearce
Midge Mat Irene Snyder
Bernice Harris
Winifred Nellis
Sylvia Wheeler
Charlotta Weyland
Betty Junghans
Lancaster Auto Club Adds 101 New Members to Roll
At the annual meeting in the Stevens House ball room, 101 new members were admitted. S. Edward Gable was re-elected president for the sixteenth year and officers and directors were re-named. The club noted safety program expansion, school belts, and increased posters and safety materials.
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Lancaster Auto Club
le Lancaster Automobile Club
Stevens House
S. Edward Gable
Mr. Gable
Frank M. Abel
Lancaster
W. G. Hess
Holtwood
L. Cornman
Marietta
D. Lyman Hamaker
Ephrata
J. G Forney
W. H. Trout
B. Frank Bachman
Clay Miller
B. W. Fisher
L. Spence
Columbia
J. Elizabethtown
H. G. Carpenter
Mt. Foy
Tl. E. Trout
Manheim
P. H. Bomberger
Lititz
J. H. Nissley
Petersburg
J. Wade Gayley
Steasburg
Lioyd L. Winters
Quarryville
Howard N
Gable
States' careful records curb auto thefts systematizes data
The Department of Revenue and Bureau of Motor Vehicles maintain continuously updated files for about 4 million cars. The vast record system stores 40 million entries and provides instant access to registration and license information to help recover stolen vehicles and answer owner inquiries.
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Department of Revenue
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
State police car theft recovery network efficiency
The statewide car theft bulletin system disseminates theft reports widely and updates police as recoveries occur. In 1933 Pennsylvania reported 2511 recoveries out of 2982 stolen cars, about 85 per cent, with further recoveries expected in early 1934.
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Forney
United Stat
America
Charles W. Baby
Éouhn L. Hamaker
Club
Frank M. Abel
Pennsylvania
Easter program at Penry n Jerusalem Reform Church
Jerusalem Reformed Church in Penryn presents an Easter program Palm Sunday evening March 25 at 7. Readings recitations choirs and pantomime feature in Sing Ye Alleluia with the primary and junior groups, seniors, and a piano accompaniment by Meda Diehm.
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Jerusalem Reformed S. 8
Ram
Carl Weber
George B. Raezor
Erma Nye
Gerldine Weidman
Spi
Helen McMullen
Tarry Dawn
Margie Shelly
Meda Keath
Mildred Neff
Mary White
Lydie Galebach
John Pickel
Russell Bishop
Meda Diehm
Alice Scheneberger
Paul Koehler
Carl
Easter program and family visits mark Sunday in Lancaster area
A church program titled Follow in the Path of Easter Light led by Mary White and Miss Meda Diehm drew invitations for all. Sunday visitors included many Lancaster residents and relatives visiting kin in Palmyra Rothsville Browns Town Union Square Manheim and Lincoln areas on Sunday.
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Mary White
Lydia Galebach
Meda Diehm
John Galebach
Harold and
Elaine
Laurence Galebach
Palmyra
Irvin Miller
Jerald
Celia Ann
Lester Miller
Virginia Gainor
Wilson Ashudy
Marietta
Lloyd Shank
Joy
Harry Shank
A. Y. Keith
Carl Weber
J. B. Kauffman
Charles Beard
Rathfon Irvin
Lancaster
Mary Beard
Henry Keath
Elmer Zook
Wallace Zook
Rothsville
Doris Derr
Sporting Hill
Tube Shelly
William, McMullen
Donald Brandt
Manheim
John Diehm
James McMullen
Robert Booth
Lincoln
Isaac Greiner
John. Biemesderfer
Agnes Bamberger
Hisse Bamberger
Wayne Hartman
Brownstown
John Pickel
Alice Ober
Myr
George Lathan
Anna Ober
Meda and
Eva
Union Square
Norman Obe
Edwin Landis
Thelma
Mildre Neff
Penn
Ada Steinman
Wolves of India Wolves in Iniia and their burrowing habits
Fragmentary report describes wolves in Iniia living in burrows under fresh earth. Text references males, poren tines, and rocky sand hills with unclear context. Further readable details are absent.
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India
Iniia
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Ray Gross
Tex
Annual Report
Penryn
Reading and
Buck Run Coal
Commonwealth of Penna
Dept. of Int. Affairs
Bureau OF Standard Weights and Measures
Long & Co
C. L. Wertsch
Optometrist
East Main Street
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