Music supervisor Grim takes Glen Nor post near Philadelphia
James R. Grim, Lititz Public Schools music supervisor for four years, has been elected director of music at Glen-Nor High School Glenolden near Philadelphia with a salary of 1800 dollars, a 500 dollar raise. He graduates from Ithaca Conservatory 1931 and is a Boyertown native. He will direct three orchestras two bands glee clubs and instrumental classes but no grade singing work. The school board will elect his successor at the next regular meeting with several applications already on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Grim
Lititz
Glen Nor
Glenolden
Philadelphia
Mr. Grim
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Ithaca
N. Y
Boyertown
Glen-Nor
Poppy Day Drives Funds for Disabled Veterans Welfare
The article describes a Poppy Day event in France and Belgium, where poppies made by disabled World War veterans fund relief for living veterans, their families, widows, and fatherless children. Local Auxiliary sellers collect contributions, with all proceeds benefiting Legion welfare work and local post activities led by chairwoman Mrs. Mary M. Dengate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Legion and Auxiliary
Mary M. Dengate
Sales
Foxglove's Other Name Digitalis From Latin
The plant Foxglove is also called Digitalis derived from Latin for thimble due to its flower shape.
Spectacles Eye Glasses All Styles At Low Prices
Dr. C B Horton of Lincoln PA promotes affordable eyeglasses with broad styles. The ad claims over 13 000 patients fitted in the county and lists office hours from 9 A M to 8 P M.
Young but Learning May Queen to Be Crowned at Graduation
Eleven early learners under Miss Margaret Kofroth graduate in caps and gowns on the Moravian Sunday School rear lawn. Diplomas go to Rufing Balmer Shirley Lehman Beatrice Pennypacker Nancy Lutz Virginia Schleith Thomas Steffy Dick Leed Carl Horne Jimmy Johnson Bobbie Keath. Carl Horne presides. Shirley Lehman crowned May Day Queen with Carol Ann Horne assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kofroth
Moravian
Miss Kofroth
Rufing Balmer
Shirley Lehman
Beatrice Pennypacker
Nancy Lutz
Virginia Schleith
Thomas Steffy
Dick Leed
Carl Horne
Jimmy Johnson
Bobbie Keath
Bob Bender
Carol Ann Horne
Doris Ditzler
Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Birthday
Mr and Mrs Ezra Cochran hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Edward Zell and Mr and Mrs Wm Weachter with children Betty and Dolores from Elm. Mr and Mrs Zell visited Reuben Keith at Brunner ville. Harry McCreary entertained Sammy Beck from East Main Street marking a birthday milestone after illness and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd
Ezra Cochran Evi
Edward Zell
Wm. Weachter
Betty
Dolores
Elm
Wm. Zell
Lititz R. D
Reuben Keith
Brunnerville
Harry McCreary
East Main Street
Sammy. Beck
Stately Visitations Across Brunnerville Area
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Stickler and family of Bruonnerville visited on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stauffer of Lititz R. D. 4 called on Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Zimmerman in Brunner ville. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gibbel also called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Stickler
Bruonnerville
Roy Stauffer
Lititz R. D
John 8. Zimmerman
Brunnerville
W.W. Gibbel
Social calls at Brunnerville greet Lizzie Gibbel family
On a Brunnerville visit Saturday evening several callers included Miss Anna Lutz of Qothsville Miss Amanda Weaver of town Miss Rachel Bollinger of Lititz R D and Mr. and Mrs Reuben Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Keith
Brunnerville
Anna Lutz
Qothsville
Amanda Weaver
Town
Rachel Bollinger
Lititz R. D
Lizzie Gibbel
Swans Down Flour and Bosoul Tea Balls Ad Teaser
Fragmentary ad notes Swans Down Flour and Bosoul Tea Balls with odd numbers 27 and 108. Mentions Pineapples and Regularly the in incomplete catalog entry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. C
Horton
Lincoln, PA
Optometrist
Sauer Kraut
Libby’s” Or “Senega
Apricots
Zartman’s Store
Merion
Bartlett Pears
Kellogg’s
Merson
Choice Peas
Krusty
Merion” Green
Great Northern
B. M. Seaman
Cuba
Bosoul
Sutter
I. B
B. L. Sharp
North Broad Street
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