Pupils Return as Lititz School Opens with 932 Enrolled
Lititz high school opens for the term with 932 pupils enrolled many of whom seek jobs after long unemployment. The faculty, led by Miss Eby and Miss Hoffman, organized schedules while the complete enrollment breaks down by class. seniors 48 juniors 63 sophomores 49 freshmen 88 and lower grades totaling 102. A new student handbook was issued for the first time this year.
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Ningly
Poe Isleved
MoeGinnis
Telen Eby
Migs Vere Hoffman
Town
Dorothy Shenk
Mych
Josephine Bynner
Jutier
Freshwan
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Lititz High School
Fall Meeting of PLT A Next Thursday Evening
Fall meeting of PLT A announced for Thursday evening September 14 at the Paw Association auditorium. program includes manual topics on what the FT A can do for Lititz schools, with officers to be sworn in, attendance to be recorded, and a room prize for highest parent turnout. Accordion selections by Robex J. Harding and performances of America and a prayer anticipated.
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FT. A
Lititz
Paw Association
I Uititorium
Fiamedis Herr
Ag i. M
Hes
Lian Greiner
Aguver
Coveting
Robex J. Harding
Cornerstone to be laid at United Brethren Church Sunday
The United Brethren Church will lay the cornerstone of its Sunday School building on Sunday afternoon, marking the church’s forty second anniversary. The event, led by Deacon C. Enk and other ministers, will include a roll of honor for $1 contributors. Names may be added at the parsonage, Worlsch's Jewelry, Quay Enck, or Miss Ethel Wike. The church structure nears completion with second story work done and girders set.
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United Brethren Church
1. C. Enek
Harrisburg
Worlsch’s
Quay Enck
Mias Ethel Wike
Tendered Farewell Party For Miss Mae Woy
A farewell get together Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs John Martin on Fast Main Street honored Miss Mae Woy daughter of David Woy who leaves Saturday for Altoona to reside with an aunt for the winter Guests included Miss Way James Grace Getw Mary Muber Helen Frederick Lor mie Fry Evelyn Pfautz Carrie Elmer Ruth Wike Mary Tyvi eva Stark duno Byler Wath ree Martin Marlin Qherlin Harvey ies Byler and Mrs Phar Avie Jam aa Spickler and daughter Ruth The party featured games and refreshments
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Mae Woy
David Woy
Town
John Martin
Fast Main Street
Woy
Altoona
Miss Way
James Grace Getw
Mary Muber
Helen Frederick
Lormie Fry
Evelyn Pfautz
Carrie Elmer
Ruth Wike
Mary Tyvieva Stark
Duno Byler
Wathree Martin
New Ambulance Planned To Serve Lilice area
The Garden Spot Post 58 American Legion plans to purchase a modern ambulance for Lilice and vicinity to replace a three year old unit. Doctors and others advise the upgrade for quicker service and enhanced patient comfort with added emergency supplies. Since October 20, 1930, the current ambulance has handled about 600 calls, averaging roughly one per day, with more detail continued on Page 9.
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Lilice
Amerigan Legion
Sapvee
Fi Bowen
Linden Hall to Open in 7th Session Wednesday
Linden Hall will open for the 1877 session next Wednesday morning with attendance expected to be reduced. Principal Stengel notes enrollment cuts are common and that leaders will maintain efficiency without harming school work or student comfort. Renovations and painting have been completed, and all resident pupils will report on opening day.
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Linden Hall
Tainden
Minny Studena
Stengel
Park Program To Draw Crowds At Lidtw Springs Park
The Lidtw Springs Park Committee presents a Saturday night entertainment line up with Tex and Bank's Cowboy Band from Lebar County, a famous comedian, broadcaster Moye W777 from Berks County, Kalani Mawaiian Serenadera from Lancaster, and Old Hill Billy from the Garden Spot. Continuous music runs to midnight broadcast by Goodway Amplification System. Final park event of the season. Adults 25 cents and children 15 cents.
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Lidtw
Lancaster County
Mancaster
Old Hill Billy
Thes
Groupe Trom
Goodway
Doves Fly From Loncaster To Attend Rotary Meeting
Jonez of the Lenea airport flew to Lititz Tuesday night for a Rotary Club meeting at the General Luther Hotel. He completed the eight minute trip from airport to hotel lobby and was picked up by a motorist after landing at Grass Meld on Weet Linevin Arena. Ms Jones, a Ku ster Rotary Club member, usually travels by auto but joined the Lititz gathering by air. After the meeting, Rotary members were invited to golf at Rustic Golf Course on B New Street.
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Classe Jonez
Lenea
Lew
Lititz
Rotary
General Luther Hotel
Weet Linevin Arena
Back To Work After Accident At Power Plant
Timer Rowherzer of the Penna Power and Light Co. returns to duty after an accident injured the big toe of his right foot. He sustained the injury when trapped by an elevator door during work at the Chest Built and Blwer plant, keeping him off work for several weeks.
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Timer Rowherzer
Penna. Power and Light Co. Force
Pledge Support in NRA Drive Here
The NRA drive here reports strong citizen backing with signups and many pledges. unemployment figures show 146 people without work, about 8 percent of the 4300 population, prompting plans to publish a list of unemployed for industry use and faster worker placement.
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NRA
Lititz Community Show Slated for October 26 to 28
A Lititz community show was approved after a meeting of the show association. The event will run October 26, 27 and 28 with finances and venues discussed. Concessions committee members and premium book editors were named to organize the event.
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Lititz
Show Association
Uarry Gorton
Lloyd Smith
Leroy Bare
J. Tl
Roch
Elmer B. Beck
J. R. Johnson
GM. Grunesberger
Livyti Smith
Albert Gochenanr
J. S. Kauffman
RB. K. Pfautz
R. W Spacht
Hershey Seaman Co Sets New Business Hours
Beginning Monday August 21 oral places of business will open at 7:00 a m and close at 6:00 p m with Friday nights extending to 8:00 p m. On Saturdays closing time is 12:00 noon.
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A.b.church
Becalbe
Legion Post
Doves
Loncaster
Rotary Meeting
Washington
Hershey - Seaman Co
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