Attendance Report and Social Notes From Airy Hill October
The October attendance report at Airy Hill School shows perfect attendance for the boys and 99 cents percent for girls with visitors totaling four. The piece also lists numerous social visits and entertaining events hosted by local families including the Nelsons, Galebachs, Ulrichs, Gibbels, Hesses, Brackkarl, and others across Lititz, Elizabethtown, Manheim, and Steelton, noting guests from New Holland and Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atendance
Airy Hill
Meda Bruckhart
Kathryn Dohner
Mildred Eckert
Martha Long
Gladys Nelson
Beatrice Nelson
Sylvia Nelson
Betty White
Roy Tromberger
Elwood Bradley
Jacob Bruckhart
Cyrus Dohner
George Eckert
Terbert Fry
Ammon Hammer
Isaac Long
Paul Nestleroth
John Nestleroth
Jol Nestleroth
John Ruhl
Iva Ruhl
Chester White
Howard White
Miss Mary Keller
Teachin
William Nelson, Jr
Homer Nelson
Flora and
Evalyn
New Holland
Lester Nelson
Lancaster
William Nelson
Lititz
Ruth Weik
Arlene Galebach
Milton Bollinger
Ray
Richland
Norman Keath
Ammon Ulrich
John Wilton
Lexington
Raymond Galebach
Moses Gibbel
Cleona
George Gibbel
Predoerickson
Frank. Diehm
Emanuel Diehm
William Moyer
May Garter
J. H. Weber
Harry Bruckhart
Abram Bruck
Jlm
Monroe Miller
Fanny Hershey
Miller Mershey
John Hess
Johm Miller
Levay Post
Hershey
Myr
Menno Bruckhart
Manheim
Graybill Brackkarl
Penn
Katie Landis
Homer Bomberger
Lottie Martin
Elizabethtown
Tiaae Singer
Rosa Singer
Iting
Samuel Yoown
David Eberly
Samuel Miller
Lititz High School Stages Little Women Next Week
The senior class will present Little Women adapted from Louisa May Alcott on November 16 and 17 in the High School Auditorium. Dorothy Shenk leads dramatics with a cast including Ruth Hackman Meg Gangner Amy Tillian Lena Risser March Suzanne Flower Han Pauline Rentschler Taurie John Kertz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High School
Louisa VM. Alcott
Dorothy Shenk
Dramatics
Firedoy
Fol Jo
Ruth Hackman
Meg
Gangner
Amy
Tilliany
Beth
Lena Risser
March
Suzanne Flower
Han
Pauline Rentschler
Taurie
John Kertz
John Brooke
Charles Kemp
Russell Seaber
Laurence
Carl Shayely
Professor Bhaar
John Huber
Shippen Team Wins 2-1 Over Lititz Lititz Shippen on Thursday
Shippen beats Lititz 2 to 1 in a Thursday hockey game on the Buchanan 7 field. Shippen tallied both goals in the first period while Lititz answered in the second. Next Thursday Shippen faces Thinden Mall and Lititz Wigh plays Linden Hall on November 13.
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Shippen
Litite Rh
Buchanan 7
Thinden Mall
Lititz Wigh
Linden Hall
Local social notices outline town visitors and gatherings
A long list of visits and calls from residents of Lititz, Brunnerville, and nearby towns. The piece notes numerous afternoon calls, Sunday dinners, lovefeast in Carbon County, and anniversary celebrations. It closes with school honor roll details for seniors to freshmen across multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Singer
Roy Singer
Campbellstown
Charles Bear
Clarence Roth
Glenn
Litta
Walter Strohm
Marvin Serpenter
Schaefferstown
Kleinfeltersville
Marty Bear
Sue Bear
Lititz
Kermit Singer
N Phares Zartman
Kreeman Becke
Starvey Ober
Brunnerville
Edwin Markley
Haston
Tryin Strohm
Harvey Markley
Lovefeast
Long Run
Carbon County
Morris Carpenter
Isaac Weidman
John Shirk
Narvyon
Myr
Paul Markley
Eden
Charles Shenk
Mast Peters
Elmer Todd
Hallville
Roy Schact
Roy Schaeffer
Lancaster
Rene Miller
Dorothy Enier
Mae Shissler
Leitz
Natcy
Rufus
Leona
Martha
Shenk
Manheim
Uandis Greider
William McCoy
Aow
Pine Hill
Henry Mease
Id Milton
John Hilton
Abbie Brun
United Zion Home
Wilson Sangler
Ammon Lclvieh
Mim
Wilson Spangler Anesone
Hart Shreiner
Trallville
Clarence Carpenter
Tobias Line
Harold Koch
Adams County
Mor Carpenter
Paul Meiskey
Mer
Walter Stroh
This Place
Lititz A. A. Triumphs Fourth Straight Victory
Lititz A. A. defeated Robesonia A. A. 45 to 6 on Sunday to extend its win streak to four in a row. Capt. Russ Templeton tackled for a safety, touchdown by Carpenter and a Zartman extra point highlighted Lititz scoring, with Robesonia also scoring before the half. Lititz resumes play Sunday vs Reading Green Jackets at Carsonia Park in Reading.
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Tuity A. A
Robesonia
Robesonia A. A
Capt
Russ’ Templeton
Lititz
Davidson
Carpenter
Zartman
Miler
Hacl Reist
Thucne
Engs
Litite
Lilita A. 4
Reading Green Jackets
Carsonia Park
Reading
Birth Announcement and Tiny Tall Tales on North Broad Street
Mrs. Kisser and Nosin around I think to north Broad Street announce the birth of a daughter and Frank Kelley the barber is a new grandfather. The Tall Story Club notes hunting tales include a rabbit double catch and two cock-bird fights observed by two men driving to a guming spot. A quip says a fellow called his girl his little baseball player for being thrown out at home.
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North Broad Street
Two Properties of Dr. Lone Estate Sold at Public Sale
The estate of the late Dr. Howard A. Lone of Brickerville saw two properties sold Saturday afternoon by Trust Company. A 95 acre farm in Elizabeth Township nearville brought Merhert Doster of Lititz at 4475 dollars with improvements including a two story frame dwelling and attached structures. Thurles G. Enek of Brickerville purchased the Brickerville home for 25 dollars, a two and one half story frame dwelling with outbuildings that served as a dwelling and the physician's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Lone
Brickerville
Trust Company
Truse M. Sehware
Galf
Elizabeth Township
Ville
Merhert Doster
Lititz
Thurles G. Enek
Long
Missionary Dr Willis R Hotchkiss recounts Africa travels
Dr Willis R Hotchkiss veteran missionary to Africa for 40 years shared vivid tales at the Tatutz Rotary Glob weekly meeting in the General Sutter. He contrasted Africa in 1895 with today, citing a 250 mile trek that once took a month and cost lives against a recent 2500 mile journey by seaplane from Lake Victoria to Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis R. Hotchkiss
Africa
Tatutz Rotary
Sutter
Hotchkiss
Lake Victoria
Cairo
L x Town
Mbt
Joy Wie
Garden Spot Post Denounces Legion Article
Garden Spot Post No ah American Legion condemns an Oct 26 Lititz Express piece that criticized veterans and portrayed them as profiting from war distress. The letter defends Legion work in welfare athletics ambulance and home committees and stresses veterans’ equal sacrifice and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Express
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
The
Express
Lititz
Addison Freeman
Philadelphia
American Veterans’ Association
Legion
Z Toon
Ah Ameri¢an Legion
Books Given To School In Privé To Aid Library
Parents of grade school pupils purchased or subscribed to 80 books for the school libraries. Each donation will bear a donor nameplate and become permanent property of the school. The program aims to expand library holdings for public use in the future. A high school audience enjoyed the comedy Take My Advice Monday night as part of the star course, with the next performance scheduled for December.
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M. ©. Demmy
Ecan- Va
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Isaac Singer
Tentisaet
Hammer Creek
Faal Bomberger
Henry Gatebach
Mary Bender
Wilmer Rby
Lloyd Graybills
John Hertz
Elizabeth Hornberger
Robert Lutz
Jane Milter
Charles Regennas
Pauline Rentschlex
Russel Seaber
Mae Shiseler
Mildred Bueh
Janet Eby
Steven Farrand
Kenneth Shelly
Dorothy Spickler
Lititz A. A
Nosin
Long Properties Sold
Telfs Club of Africa
Prive
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