Vision of Sir Launfal inspires high school grads
The commencement program featured Miss Leib praising Lowell and The Vision of Sir Launfal for its ethical themes. Dr Stanley L Krebs delivered a stirring address on pluck, urging graduates to plan and push toward their chosen paths. The benediction followed as roses, songs, and nine student essays closed the ceremony.
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Palace
Miss Leib
Launfal
Land of
Swallows
Stanley L. Krebs
Philadelphia
Krebs
Meroua
Christ
Loring
Linders
America
Roy Workman
Kenneth Witmyer
Roy Singer
Ernest Souders
Class Day Talent Shines at High School Assembly
Secondary exercises to the commencement featured a large crowd in the High School assembly room on Wednesday. The 1918 class performed with notable musical talent including Viola Leib’s piano solo and a violin duet by Ernest Baker and Herbert Weitzel. The class song set to Auld Lang Syne by Howard Studenroth was well rendered.
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Viola Leib
Ernest Baker
Herbert Weitzel
Howard &. Studenroth
High School Alumni of 1913 Stage Evening of Arts
The Linden Hall gym hosted the High School Alumni Association twenty third annual meeting with a lively program by old grads. Mary Grosh led a junior class moment after mantle acceptance while the orchestra and violin duet performed. An oration on Character in the Home by Jacob Landis and a Vera Habecker solo preceded the farce That Rascal Pat with Pat played by Chandler Meagy. audience roared at the Irish servant’s double scenses. The meeting closed with the L. H. S. song Onward and a banquet planned by toastmaster Mr Snavely. New officers: Pres John Miller. vice pres George Bender. recording Nihel Masser. cor sec Eather Eckert. treas BE Habecker.
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Mary Grosh
Music High Bhool Orchestra
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Inger
Histor
Ce Orkman
V Tate
Neal Souder
Charles Danela
Nest Kaker
Ibert Weitzel
Resta Witmyer
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Viola Leib den
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Rnest Baker Music
Roy Singer
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Linden Hall
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Vera Habecker
Walter Light
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Lillian Miller
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Vun
Maggie Bricker
Esther Eekert
Longenecker
John Miller
George Bender
Nihel Masser
Eather Eckert
BE. E. Habecker
Baccalaureate Sermon at Lititz High School
Rev George D Clarke delivered the baccalaureate sermon at St Pauls Lutheran Church for Lititz High School graduates and faculty. He urged self reliance, talent, and moral living, stressing prayer and duty to God as essential to any future path.
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George D. Clarke
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Parcel Post Birthday Shower for Mrs. Schnerer
A parcel post shower was held Monday at Mrs. Frank E. Schnerer's South Spruce Street home in her honor on her 48th birthday. Friends from Harrisburg, Lebanon, Richland and nearby areas attended, presenting about fifty items including clothing and china. She extends thanks to all who participated in the surprise.
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Frank E. Schnerer
South Spruce Street
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Richland
Schnerer
Local Market Prices Echo Spring Demand
Radishes onions asparagus and greens filled the market tables while buyers chased the usual prices. Dressed chickens moved quickly at 60 cents to 1.00 each. Potatoes sold 25 cents per half peck for sweet and 10 cents for white. early plants included tomatoes peppers and cabbage at 5 cents per bunch. Butter 34 cents per pound and eggs 20 cents a dozen.
Mule Sale Notice By Isaac Larah Of Penryn
Isaac Larah of Penryn advertises mules for sale on behalf of John D. Bear. Prospective buyers may reach him by postal card in Indiana or by Bell telephone.
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John D. Bear
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Bell
Weather tales and ice fed hens amuse London tome notes
A humorous exchange notes extreme heat in England and a New Jersey farmer claims hens are fed crushed ice to prevent hard boiled eggs. The quip contrasts climates and poultry care with playful regional banter.
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New Jersey
London
Pele Meie Quote On Decorations Sparks Debate
A quoted exchange questions the value of decorations and recognition. The speaker argues that honors influence others, while the other challenges their practical usefulness, reflecting on status versus ability. The fragment suggests cultural emphasis on medals or awards.
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Pele Meie
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