Seniors Plan New Class Day And Washington Trip
The senior class votes to introduce a new Class Day with selections from Senior Follies Onry Parting of the Braves and Seniors at the Bar The event is set for May 26 at 2 p m and will feature a bus trip to Washington D C with stops at Annapolis and two nights at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Graduation ceremonies run June 1 to 3 Final exams occur May 14 and 16 with underclassmen testing May 25 to 28
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Washington
Annapolis
Lord Baltimore
James M. Moors
the Brethren
New Evangelical Church
Graduation Number Next Pretzelette Annual Gradiation
The next Pretzelette issue will be the annual graduation number devoted to seniors. A three column front page picture will appear with complete biographies for each member and a class prophecy. Notify staff to arrange mailing copies for friends or relatives.
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The
Pretzelette
Éto
Open House Exhibits At School Show How Students Learn
The school opens for inspection on Thursday evening May 14 with grade room displays of pupil projects. High school art works fill the upper hall while industrial art, sewing and cooking projects appear in the gym and Home Economics room. Eighth grade art class will showcase miniature soap carved houses with electric lights and linoleum floors. Science classes, under Miss Anna K Miller, construct plaster casts and biological charts including a giant water bug and amoeba mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Quinn
Anna K. Miller
Robert Snyder
John Bender
Harold McCreary
Miss Miller
Arlyne Heistand
Gym Exhibit May 19 Features Boys and Girls Demonstrations
The event will include tumbling pyramid building and demonstrations of games by the boys in the gymnasium under Clyde Arbogast, physical education instructor. On Tuesday evening May 19 the girls perform Russian and English folk dances marching and individual dancing.
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Clyde Arbogast
Juniors Sponsor Timothy's Quest at Lititz Theatre
The junior class presents the film Timothy's Quest at Lititz Theatre on Monday and Tuesday May 18 and 19. Cast includes Dickie Moore and Virginia Weidler. Based on Kate Douglass Wiggins story.
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Lititz Theatre
Dickie Moore
Virginia Weidler
Kate Douglass Wiggins
Penn State Alumnus Receives National Research Fellowship to England
An alumnus of Penn State reports receiving a National Research Council post doctorate foreign fellowship. He will join Dr. Hilditch at the University of Liverpool to study fat analysis methods for use in the United States. He plans to sail August 12 aboard the Queen Mary and begin work September 1 for one year.
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National Research
National Research Council
Thomas
PS “Hilditehh
University of Liverpool
Liverpool
England
Hilditch
United States
Penn State
Carlisle Horse Show Opens Season With 135 Entries
HOOFBEATS reports Carlisle opened the show season with 135 horses across 20 classes. Winners include Mahlon Haines Jr on Andorada Maid in five gaited, Rex ridden by Mrs Campora in three gaited, and Nifty Boy with Lewistown’s Clifford Gain third. Children’s class drew 25 entries, with Marion Sterling winning. Music by Army Post Band, next stop Atlantic City. full stake results promised next week.
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Carlisle
Harrisburg
Mahlon Haines, Jr
Earl B. Crall
Muffrey
Clifford Gain
Lewistown
Eddie Hert
York
Marion Sterling
Dorothy Strayer
Eddie Herr
Philip Cambora
Yours Truly
Campora
Rex
Hold Spelling Bee in Kissel Hill Schoolhouse
The Young People's Council of District 9 held a Friday evening spelling bee at the Kissel Hill schoolhouse. A large crowd attended and prizes were awarded in several classes including open spelling, under 14 children, and general information, with multiple named winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council
District 9
Kissel Hill
Garden Spot
Dorothy Little
Evelyn Gonder
Litttg U. B. Church
John Moore
Helen Farrand
Harold McCreary
Grace Linde
Lebzelier's Grove Reopens With New Seats and Stage
Lebzelier's Grove near Clay reopens Sunday for the summer season with ace-high continuous entertainment. New seats stage and amplifying system have been installed to enhance performances.
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Lebzelier
Clay
Mother's Day Observed With Music Readings and Gifts
Mother's Day was observed Sunday morning with special music and readings. Every mother received a white carnation and the youngest attendee was given a potted plant. Mr Patterson of Grace Church Eden delivered an address on Cooperative Christian Work. N K West, treasurer of the Sunday School for 20 years, received a gold star engraved 20 years for his faithful service.
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Patterson
Grace Church
Eden
N. K
West
Penryn Reformed Mother’s Day Program and Meeting
Forty three members of the Penryn Reformed Church with Rev Geo B Raezer visited Water Street Rescue Mission in Lancaster on Sunday afternoon for a Mother's Day program. The Ladies Bible Class presented recitations exercises a Hof fer sisters duet and an address by Rev W Grosz. Gifts were given to oldest and youngest mothers and the mother with the largest family. The Home Association annual meeting is set for Tome Parlors tomorrow at 7 30 pm and the Week for the Blind sales are at 6 West King Street Lancaster this week. Mrs A L Douple and Mrs Landis Herr co chair.
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Geo. B. Raezer
Water Street
Lancaster
Ladies’ Bible
Harry Buchter
Hoffer
Wm. Grosz
The
Home Association
Tome
Tomorow
West King Street
A. L. Douple
Landis Herr
Evangelical preacher to deliver high school baccalaureate sermon
Rev W K Cassel will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the high school graduates on Sunday evening. Emanuel Evangelical Church Women’s Missionary Society held its monthly meeting Tuesday in the parsonage. Rothsville Community Chorus gave a program Sunday evening. Mother's Day observed in Sunday School with Mrs Rusweiler as superintendent, Mrs J M Hess oldest mother and Mrs Paul Stover youngest. bouquets awarded.
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W. K. Cassel
Women's Missionary Society of
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Rothsville
Rusweiler
J. M. Hess
Paul Stover
Bromer-Bromer and Blankenship announce seaside wedding
The marriage of John Albert Bromer and Jean Blankenship was announced at the bride’s home after a September 10 1934 ceremony in Hagerstown Maryland. The couple will reside in Lancaster then move to Madison Wisconsin where Bromer will join the University of Wisconsin psychology department as an assistant.
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John Albert Bromer
F. 8. Bromer
Brickerville
Jean Blankenship
Walter D. Blankenship
Lancaster
Hagerstown
Madison, Wis
Bremer
University of Wisconsin
Local Families Visit Over Sunday in Penryn
Mr and Mrs John Ba and families plus many relatives from Elm Manheim Palmyra Harrisburg and Lancaster gathered for a Sunday visit to Mr and Mrs William Weacht and others. Guests included several children and grandchildren such as Billy Delor Geraldine Patricia Ann and Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bagrandson
Behny
M. Weachter
Cochran
Joan
Pau
Ethel
Clayton Boyer
Andrew
John
Nancy
Wm. Weacht
Billy
Delor Elm
Edwar
Frank Mal
Manheim
Lengel
Albert
George
Palmyra
Raymond Lengel
Harrisburg
Harry Mal
John Galebz
Harold
Irene
Arthur Men
Abe Bruckh
May
Elm
Graybill Bruckhart Visi
Henry White
Leroy Neyn
A Harvey Rohrer
Reinhol
Jacob Hainly
I Ty
Harl Witt
Geraldine
Mers
Glenn
Edward Yeagley
Lancaster
And
M Pfantz
Mertricia Ann and
Public Invite Promotes Pay Youth Week Open House
Miss Forbes of College will judge sewing at the open house event highlighting pupil excellence. Winners in vocal music include Helen Groff, Verna Kreider, and Dorothy Evans. brass and instrument sections prize top performers. piano and other grades list several named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Forbes
Helen June Groff
Bler
Bobby Keath
Verna Kreider
Eliza
Dorothy Evans
Kauffman
Dorothy Jd
Robert Snyder
Himmelberger
John James Herr
Carpenter
Doris Mye Witmyer
Brubaker
Alma Ne Workman
Ty Rapp
Josephine
Jane Martin
Doris Adaims
Evelmyer
Ella
Mundorf
Private funeral for Mrs Lillie G Grabill
Mrs Lillie G Grabill wife of John G Grabill and mother of Mrs Vict Lititz died Tuesday at Lancaster General Hospital. A private service is planned for tomorrow afternoon in Ville with her husband three sons and eight grandchildren among mourners. Sister Mrs Eleanor W Talmage and two brothers survive.
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Lillie L
John Grabillof
Vict Lititz
Lancaster
Hispi
Eleanor W Talmage
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Gill
Will
Berney McDevitt
Army Post Band
George Brown
Atlantic City
Garden Spot Stables
Lititz
Evangelical-Reformed
Penryn
Moravian
Brownstown
Bromer—Blankenship
John G. G
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