Lititz Hi Drops Tight Season Opener at Shillington
Lititz High football was edged 20 to 6 by Shillington in a hard fought season opener. The defeat showed progress as Lititz gains experience, with next action at Elizabethtown and their first home game scheduled for October 24 against Red Lion.
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Lititz
Shillington
Lititz High
Elizabethtown
Red Lion
Accapella Chorus To Sing At Harrisburg Farm Show
The Accapella Male Chorus of East Petersburg directed by H B Baughy of Neffsville earned first place at a rural chorus contest in State College and was invited to perform on the Farm Show opening evening in Harrisburg. George Pennypacker announced the invitation from Secretary J Hensell French. the group accepted at their Monday meeting and will sing six to eight selections.
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State College
Accapella
East Petersburg
H. B. Baughey
Neffsville
Harrisburg
George H. Pennypacker
Town
Secretary of Agriculture
J. Hensell French
Golden Wedding Open House for Mr and Mrs Eshleman
Mr and Mrs Aaron Eshleman of 118 West Orange Street celebrated their golden wedding with an open house on Saturday. Rev Samuel Hailey ordained their marriage at Ephrata. They have six children and many relatives and friends listed as guests.
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Aaron Eshleman
West Orange Street
Samuel Hailey
Ephrata
Elmer Hammond
Lititz
Harry Reinhold
Harry Miller
Lancaster
Fred Eshleman
Near Lancaster
Christian Brandt
Aaron Zook
Glenmore
Chester County
Mary
Robert
Reba
Jane Reinhold
Frank Eshleman
Eli Garber
T. T. Dussinger
Margie Arntz
Howard Young
Ruth Kofroth
Aaron Hershey
Christ Brandt
Donner Brenner
Chester Keith
Rachel Neidigh
Ralph Pfautz
Elmer Mathers
Paul Stark
R. d. Neidigh
Ruth and
Roy
Goat Farm Profits From Swiss Cheese Made Near Boston
A Polish-born immigrant who arrived after the war built one of New York state’s largest goat ranches on a Boston area farm. Starting six years ago with twenty goats, she turned a profit by using the goats’ milk to make Swiss cheese in the Swiss style.
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Boston
New York State
Switzerland
Pennsylvania German Society to Meet in Moravian Chapel
The 46th annual meeting of the Pennsylvania German Society will convene Friday October 23 at the Moravian Chapel with a business session historical program and luncheon. Prof H M J Klein of Franklin and Marshall College will preside. Speakers include Dr Herbert H Beck on Lititz 1759 regulations and Prof Guy F Reinert on Pennsylvania German pottery. William B Troxell will discuss folk games with musical embellishments. Dr John L Hertz will tour Lititz sites and surroundings. The Moravian Trombone Choir will provide chorales. Rev Byron K Horne will extend greetings. The society, founded 1891, marks its Golden Jubilee in 1941 and is publishing an illuminated manuscripts volume. Ralph Beaver Strassburger currently presides.
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The
Pennsylvania German Society
H. M. J. Klein
Franklin and Marshall College
Herbert H. Beck
F. and M
Lititz
Guy F. Reinert
Boyertown
William
John L. Hertz
Byron K. Horne
Pennsylvania
Linden Hall Alumnae Meet Mrs Dorothy Frey Honeycutt
Dorothy Frey Honeycutt of Bethlehem, president of the General Alumnae Association of Linden Hall, was guest of honor at a meeting of the Lancaster and Lititz Branches held at the Posey Patch on the Harrisburg Pike. Janet Lyons of Lancaster was elected president with Mary Huebener as vice president and Dorothy Habecker and Myrtle Eckert re elected to secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Dorothy Frey Honeycutt
Bethlehem
General
Linden Hall
Lncaster
Lititz
Posey Patch
Harrisburg Pike
Janet Lyons
Lancaster
Mary Huebener
Town
Dorothy Habecker
Myrtle Eckert
Miss Habecker
Eckert
Lloyd Hess
Frank Heckel
Edward Buch
Chas. Pfautz
D. P. Bricker
Lyons
Bombergey
Mary Bechtel
Edna Posey
Janet Buch
Guy Bomberger
Bertha Brubaker
Huber
Mary Guiles
Huebener
Mardi Gras Began From Paris Studied Creoles Parade
A century ago a group of Creoles returned from Paris and, on Shrove Tuesday, wowed the colonial guard with a street procession. From that moment Mardi Gras grew into a premier western world celebration with exuberant costumes.
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New Orleans
Paris
Colonial Guard
Water Scenes for the Amateur Photographer
The article discusses water view photography from sea, lake, and river settings. It notes lighting as bright water reflects light well, advises stopping down lenses to control glare, highlights fast lenses and shutters, and suggests angles of ships, boats, and shorelines for sharp, vivid images.
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Angie
Lititz High to stage The Patchwork Quilt November 12 13
Lititz High School seniors chose The Patchwork Quilt as the school play for November 12 and 13 with Miss Dorothy Shenk coaching. M C Demmy announced total enrollment at 920 with 452 boys and 468 girls while elementary enrollment slipped. senior and junior high reached a high of 441 students. Strasburg teachers toured the system and attendance neared 999 percent with several rooms posting tardies.
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Lititz High School
Dorothy Shenk
M. C. Demmy
P Cipal
Lititz
Strasburg
Thursdaa
Mildred E. Hull
Mina Seddon
Emily Passmore
Mildre Shepardson
Grac Hollinger
Martha Sturgis
Scond
Childre
Mary Sturg
Vera Hoffman
Elizabe Workman
Betty Martin
Agnes Hensel
Floy Schlser
Dorothy Sher
Must Have Heroes Sage of Chinatoy Leads by Example
A reflective piece argues that the people must adopt heroic thinking. It declares the Sage of Chinatoy creates confidence from imagination and uses a fallback method when one approach fails.
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Berne
Hi Ho
Chinatoyo
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