Lititz High School 49th Commencement Class of 385
Forty eight graduates received diplomas at Lititz High School Tuesday night marking the 49th commencement. The corresponding note honors each graduate and wishes success whether they pursue college or immediate work.
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Local notes from Lititz area June 5 1885
A copperhead snake near Lititz was dispatched after nearly three feet were measured. A petition by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union urged Moravian Church trustees to bar using Lititz Springs for Fourth of July celebrations, but the request was declined. Horace Eschbach baked a large wedding cake for the Sturgis Kline wedding. A marriage license bill under consideration would require licenses before marriage. At the county agricultural society meeting Johnson Miller reported crops greatly improved over the past month.
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Lititz
T. K. Kauffman
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Moravian Church
County Agricultural Society
Johnson Miller
Warwick
Local school art show and community notes in Lititz
A display at I. H. Doster's storefront features pupil artwork from all grades plus high school mechanical drawings including a large Cloister scene by art instructor P. B. Beck. The item list covers residents traveling to Winona Lake for Brethren Church meetings, local obituaries, church moves and repairs, a severe frost anniversary, and various community happenings.
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I. H. Doster
Ephrata
P. BE. Beck
Route Three Social Calls Across Millersville Area
Mr and Mrs Clayton Balmer visited Sunday afternoon with Amos Shelley Ruth and John Reitz in Millway and called on H G Minnich. The Rohrer and Reitz families also hosted visits, with Dittman Enck and Rentschler households noted. Norman Kulp and son Harold of Hershey spent the day with Adam Redeay.
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M. H. Yoder
Martin
Landisville
Frank
Benjamin Weidner
Warwick
Morris and
Arthur
Charles Rosenberg
Rachel Roland
Front
Aaron Hershey
John Dillman
Samuel Foltz
Hiram Fry
Manheim
Elias
Eliza
Charlotte Bachman
Bachman
Mediterranean Sea
Hogland
E. E. Wolle
Louis Seaher
Lititz High School
Linden Hall
Jacob B. Landis
Walter B. Light
Mahlon H. Yoder
Clayton Balmer
Amos Shelley
Chester Reitz
Ruth
John Reitz
Millway
H. G. Minnich
Paul Rohrer
Aaron Grayhill
John Dittman
James Rentschler
Millersville
John Enck
Norman Kulp
Harold
Hershey
Adam Redeay
Jean Valjean Becomes Mayor and Faces Pursuit
From galley prisoner to mayor and magistrate, Jean Valjean learns he is identified as a parolee named Champmathien. He reveals his own identity in court to save the falsely accused, then seeks refuge in a convent cloister. Five years pass as Javert remains on his trail in Paris.
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Bienvenu
Champmathien
Galleys
Jeans
Paris
Javert
Paris Uprising Sparks Escape Plot From Rue Draond
In chaotic Paris rebels surged as Jean and Cosette plan to flee to Calais. Eponine hints at Marius’s danger while Jean weighs leaving him. A raid ends with a plan to reach England and reunite Cosette with Marius if possible.
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Tie
Cosette
Paris
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Ooselleé
Tye
Marines
Marius
Fanny
Faubourg
St. Germain
Louie
Eponine
Sponine
Calais
Hponine
Noonine
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