Lititz High School Commencement Plans Detailed
Lititz High School outlines commencement events for May 26 with 53 graduates marching to receive diplomas in the auditorium at 8 pm. Dr. Ross Stover will speak on The Spirit to Win. Evelyn Gonder and Ruth Showers present pupil orations. honor students named.
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Ida Summy
Vera Wolfe
Evelyn Gonder
John Brubaker
Dorothy Hornberger
Ruth Hollinger
Jane Keith
Margaret Martin
Ruth Showers
Robert Keller
Auto hits parked car injuring two on Broad Street
At 2 30 yesterday afternoon an automobile struck a machine parked on South Broad Street near Marion. Miss Hettie Oberholtzer and Walton Bricker were injured. Oberholtzer received a leg injury and brush burns while Bricker suffered brush burns on legs knees and elbow. Leicey was arrested for reckless driving and bound over for a hearing before Squire Shissler.
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South Broad Street
Marion
Hettie Oberholtzer
New Street
Walton Bricker
Spruce St
Oberholtzer
Lititz Springs
John H. Steffy
Bricker
George K. Leicey
Bareville
R. D
Leicey
Kreider
Squire A. M. Shissler
Lititz High School Class Of 1935 Largest In History
Lititz High School will honor its largest graduating class with day exercises at 2 PM in the school auditorium. Class president Charles Hevener will present the class gift, Dorothy Little will perform a marimba solo, John Brubaker a piano solo, and the class song will close the program. The 53 graduates exceed last year’s 36 and surpasses prior peaks. The class roll lists 53 names including Mary Badorf and John Brubaker among the graduates.
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George B. Raezer
The
Reformed Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jane Keith
Dorothy Hornberger
George Smith
Lowell Reidenbaugh
Robert Snyder
Ida Summy
Reba Hackman
Margaret Martin
Robert Keller
John Brubaker
Dorothy Little
Curtis Batdorf
Robert Martin
Quentin Keath
Helen Erline
Vera Wolfe
Charles Hevener
Washington
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Lititz High School
Mary Badorf
Helen Bender
Arlene Ditzler
Marcella Engle
Lorraine Fry
Arlene Galetach
Grace Getz
Evelyn Gonder
Elizabeth Graybill
Dorothy Herr
Ruth Hollinger
Kathryn Martin
Florence Pfautz
Norma Putt
Alma Ritz
Helen Runk
Ida Shantz
Ruth Showers
Ruth Steffy
Ruth Wike
Harvey Artz
Henry Bomberger
Merritt Counts
Carl Hartranft
Elwood Heagy
Donald Herr
Chas Hevener
Richard Miller
James Neideigh
Clifford Rannels
Walter Reifsnyder
Robert Rosenberg
Fred Snavely
Homer Studenroth
Wilbur Sturgis
Paul Weaver
John Zartman
Guess Who Last Week's Portrait Reveals Local Figure
Last week's drawing by Robert Lutz depicted Chas Krick of Front Street. This week the subject is a well known town man recovering at home three miles away from a throat infection that began April 23. He was hospitalized April 30 and released May 11, then returned to work yesterday.
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Robert Lutz
Chas. Krick
Front Street
Bob
Lancaster General Hospital
Comfort Station Plans Approved For Lititz Fire House Basement
Borough Council expects Harrisburg approved plans this week for a Lititz comfort station in the Fire House basement with entrances on the Hotel property side. Architect Charles M. Talley of Souderton submitted the plans. state approval is required before work begins. The project costs about 2500 dollars and will move the jail to the rear to make room. janitorial service will likely be provided by the Fire Company.
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Harrisburg
Lititz New Comfort Station
Charles M. Talley
Souderton
Borough Council
Seventeen Rothsville seniors to graduate next week
Seventeen seniors of Rothsville High School will receive diplomas next Thursday night at commencement exercises in the school auditorium. Dr. Clyde Lynch, president of Lebanon Valley College, will speak on Citizenship. Orations will be given by Ruth Strohm Myrtle Bushong and Violet Hackman. Class Day is Wednesday. The class includes Richard Bomberger Helen Burkholder Myrtle Bushong Dorothy Clark Cleon Dagen Anne Grimsey Violet Hackman Melvin Hess Helen Long Charlotte Minnich Pauline Redcay Ruth Risser Esther Sensenich Ruth Stark Ruth Strohm Martha Wissler and William Zell.
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Rothsville High School
Clyde Lynch
Lebanon Valley College
Ruth Strohm
Myrtle Bushong
Violet Hackman
Richard Bomberger
Helen Burkholder
Dorothy Clark
Cleon Dagen
Anne Grimsey
Melvin Hess
Helen Long
Charlotte Minnich
Pauline Redcay
Ruth Risser
Esther Sensenich
Ruth Stark
Martha Wissler
William Zell
Party Planned for Lititz Springs Park Improvements
A second card party to benefit Lititz Springs Park improvements will be at the Warwick House on Thursday evening May 27 at 8 30. Tickets are 50 cents. Bridge 500 Pinochle and Hassenfeffer will be played with door and score prizes. About 80 attended last Thursday. unawarded prizes prompted a second event to distribute all rewards.
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Lititz Springs Park
Warwick House
Manheim Driver Arrested on Reckless Driving Charges
S D Edwards of Manheim was arrested Saturday night by Chief Kreider on reckless driving charges and will have a hearing before Squire Shissler. An accident on E Main Street Monday damaged two machines when Ora Tounsley collided with Mrs Fahnestock’s parked car in front of Dr Yoder’s office.
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S. D. Edwards
Manheim
Kreider
Squire Shissler
E. Main Street
Ora Tounsley
W. G. Fahnestock
M. H. Yoder
Warwich Woman Reflects On Ragged Penn Square Kiddos
A Warwich woman describes seeing two ragged children in Penn Square one day last week both digging for a cent with crude tools. She gives them each a cent hoping to ease their weary labor. No thanks are recorded before the piece continues on Page 5.
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Penn Square
Local Meat Market Ad Delivers Hamburg Pudding Offer
Pudding 20c per pound and Hamburg 18¢ per pound advertised with delivery service. Orders can be placed by phone at 9181W LUTZ.
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Hamburg
LUTZ
Lititz Bandshell Plans Move Forward With Subscriptions
At the Lititz Chamber of Commerce May meeting in the Fire House the bandshell project in Springs Park was approved for site and plans. Subscriptions totaling 2500 include a $200 gift from an unnamed former resident. Co chairs Chas Keath and R M Spacht will seek bids and award contracts with bids due by May 27 after architect John E Greiner of Mt Joy provides plans. Subscribers urged to pay promptly at local banks.
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Springs Park
Lititz
John E. Greiner
Mt. Joy
M.C. Demmy
P. P. & L. Expert To Hold Cooking School at Penryn
Mrs. Helen Scott of Pennsylvania Power and Light will stage an electric cooking demonstration at Biemes derfer's Hall in Penryn Pa tonight and tomorrow night at 7 o’clock Standard Time.
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Helen Scott
Home Service
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Lititz
Biemesderfer’s
Penryn
Memorial Day Plans by Lititz Springs Post
Plan Memorial observance with a 5 o'clock parade on the 30th and a speech plus exercises at Moravian cemetery. Details of the program will be announced next week.
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Lititz Springs Post
Moravian
Quick Wits and Quips in a Side-Splitting Snippet
A series of snappy exchanges show satire in quick repartee. The humor hinges on sleep talk misfires and mistaken modern art. The banter features a husband, a beggar, and a mirror gag for lighthearted amusement.
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