Linden Hall May Day and Horse Show Saturday
Linden Hall hosts its annual May Day and Memorial Day Horse Show. Morning events run at 10 with junior riders under 16 competing for the Linden Hall Championship Cup, while afternoon horsemanship and open pony classes attract riders and horses beyond the school. May Day on campus shines at 1 pm before the horse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
H. H. Beck
H. J. Pierson
J. C. Honeycutt
Bethlehem Steel Co
Elected Alumni President Is Carl Workman at Meet
Carl Workman was elected president of the High School Alumni Association at a business meeting after the program on Tuesday evening. Ford Goldenauer was named vice president and Irene Keener was re elected recording secretary. Betty Martin became corresponding secretary, Margaret Kotroth assistant recording secretary, and Woodrow Neidermyer treasurer. The annual banquet occurred in the Moravian Sunday School building with J. B. Wissler as toastmaster, followed by dancing in Linden Hall gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Workman
High School
Ford Godenaur
Irene Keener
Betty Martin
Margaret Kotroth
Woodrow Neidermyer
Moravian Sunday School
J. B. Wissler
Linden Hall
Republican Club Meeting Tonight in Lititz Enck Building
The Republican Club of Lititz and Vicinity holds its first post primary meeting on Monday at 8 o'clock in the Enck Building on North Broad Street. The gathering aims to set party plans and rally local support after the April primary results.
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Republican Club of
Lititze and Vicinity
Enck Building
North Broad Street
Lititz Memorial Day Program Schedule in Lititz
The day opens at 10:00 with Linden Hall Horse Show events, followed by 2:00 moving pictures Under Two Flags with Colman Colbert and McLaghen, 3:00 Tri County Baseball Lititz versus Jonestown, 6:00 Legion Parade to Moravian Cemetery, 6:00 moving pictures Under Two Flags, and 7:00 program in Lititz Springs Park by the Swanee Minstrels featuring Little Dolly Dimpie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Moving Pictures
Ronald Colman
Claudette Colbert
Victor McLaghen
Victor McLaglen
Lititz Springs Park
The
Swanee Minstrels
Little Dolly Dimpie
Radio Sensation
Borough Council Grants $100 for Supervised Playground Work
The May meeting saw the Borough Council allocate $100 toward supervised playgrounds this summer after a plea from Mrs. B. M. Seaman and Mrs. Cullen Carpenter. All councilors attended as ordinances for Spruce Street opening were read a second time, a comfort station cost inquiry was tabled, and bids for street stone were opened and rejected. A temporary $1500 loan was authorized.
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Borough Council
B. M. Seaman
Cullen Carpenter
Spruce Street
Second
Third Avenues
Koch
Fire Co Festival Set for June at Lititz Fire House
Lititz Fire Company hosts its annual festival on Saturday June 13 at the Fire House. The Loysville Orphans Home boys band will provide music. Local solicitors will be announced next week as the town and country are invited to donate prior to the event.
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Lititz
Heineman's to Open New Women’s Shop on East Main
Heineman's new women’s shop on East Main Street will open next Friday June 5 offering a full line of women’s apparel. Miss Annabelle Minnich of town will serve as saleswoman. The store operates as a branch of the Columbia Heineman store.
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Heineman’s
East Main Street
Annabelle Minnich
Columbia Heineman
Memorial Day Services and wreaths at Moravian cemetery
Rev. Harry Swartz of Philadelphia to speak at American Legion Memorial Day Services in Moravian cemetery at 6 PM Saturday. Legion parade forms at the Legion Home headed by the High School Band. Garden Spot Post will place wreaths in multiple area cemeteries to honor departed comrades. Lititz Lodge I O F plans about 50 bouquets at several local cemeteries. Sunday evening the Lodge attends services at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church with Rev. D P Langsdorf delivering the sermon. Comrade George W Hackman, lone Lititz Grand Army member, likely to join the parade despite age and travel between relatives in Lititz and Lancaster.
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Harry Swartz
Philadelphia
Legion
Garden Spot Post
Longeneckers
Grayhills
Penryn
Brickerville
Brunmerville
Hess
Kissel Hill
Macpelah
The
Evangelical
Lititz
Pool Ticket Offer With Hamburg Steak Surcharge
An old advertisement notes that any boy or girl who spends 18 cents or more will receive a pool ticket for an extra five cents. The offer lists Hamburg steak at 18 cents per pound as a referenced menu item in the same brief notice.
Marriage Announced for Sylvia Longenecker and John Mattis
The marriage of Miss Sylvia E. Longenecker daughter of Mrs Wayne Longenecker and John E Mattis of Millersburg occurred April 22 1935 at Darlington Maryland. The couple recently graduated from Millersville State Teachers College and will reside in Philadelphia during the summer as Mr Mattis pursues graduate work at Temple University.
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Sylvia E. Longenecker
Wayne Longenecker
John E. Mattis
Millersburg
Darlington
Millersville State Teachers College
Philadelphia
Mattis
Temple University
Opens Day Nursery At 212 South Broad Street
Mrs. James B. Shaeffer opens a day nursery at her home to care for children for an hour or a day. It serves local mothers who need care while at meetings appointments or shopping. The nursery offers instructive games and a balanced noon lunch at reasonable rates.
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James B. Shaeffer
South Broad Street
Poppy Sale Nets $50 For Veterans Rehab
Mrs. Mary Dengate, chairman, announced fifty dollars raised from poppy sales Saturday. Funds aid disabled veterans and their children with no other support. The sale continues on Memorial Day with helpers Mrs. Norman Habecker, Mrs. Leon Mad Jem, Mrs. Claire Rice, Mr. Alfred Douple, Mrs. Valentine Brobst, and Mrs. Archie Rosenberg.
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Mary Dengate
Dengate
Norman Habecker
Leon Mad Jem
Claire Rice
Alfred Douple
Valentine Brobst
Archie Rosenberg
See-saw in Lutz Pool 5c 10 15e Tax 1¢-adv
See-saw apparatus described in Lutz Pool feature 5c 10 and 15e with a 1¢ tax advantage noted. The fragment mentions a municipal amusement device and a small tax incentive, but details on location, owner, or date are unclear.
Lititz High School to graduate Class of 36 tonight
Thirty-six seniors will receive diplomas at Lititz High School in its 60th annual commencement. Dr. Cameron Ralston of Washington and Jefferson College will address the class at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The program includes processional, invocations, music, four orations, diplomas and awards, and a benediction. Commencement activities followed a Sunday service, class day, and alumni banquet. The graduates plan a Monday trip to Washington.
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Cameron Ralston
Washington and Jefferson College
Lititz High School
George B. Raezer
America
Lloyd Burkhart
Mildred Young
Robert Gangner
Barn
Robert Hackman
Dr. Ralston
D. P. Langsdorf
New Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
James M. Moore
Alumni Association
Washington
Bible School Dates Announced by Local Ministerium
The local Ministerium met at Rev. James M. Moore's home with Rev. J. G. H. Light presiding. Each church will run its own Vacation Bible School this year with Moravian starting June 8, St Pauls Lutheran and United Brethren June 15, Church of the Brethren June 17, all for two weeks.
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James M. Moore
J. G. H. Light
Moravian
St. Paul’s Lutheran
United Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Flag Raised at Square After Months Without Emblem
Tom Maharg climbed a tall ladder to thread a rope through a pulley and raise a flag at the square. The event followed months with no national emblem on the pole, made possible by Harry Regennas’s gift and Frank Stokes arranging Roy Reidenbaugh’s ladder crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Maharg
Harry Regennas
Frank Stokes
Roy Reidenbaugh
Frank
Roy
Tom
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Republican Club
Lititz Memorial
New Athletic Field
Jonestown
Post
South Broad St
Moravian Cemetery
Fire Co. Festival
Legion Post
Odd Fellows
L.H.S
Bible School
Snoops
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