School Handbook On Sale As PTA Plans Fall Meet
The 1984 86 High School Handbook goes on sale today through the school. Teachers on half duty include Mrs Longenecker and Miss Sturgis among others. The PTA fall meeting is set for September 25 at 3 30 in the school building. Enrollment stands at 930, up four from opening day, down two from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Longenecker
Mary Sturgis
Froy Schlosser
Laura Rudy
Edwinna Stevens
Margaret Hower
Clyde Arbogast
Paul Furlow
Parent-Teacher Association
Clair Rice
Spruce Street
All the Home News in Thi Record
A brief home news item from Thi Record appears with a price of $1.60 per year.
Seven enter college names listed with returning scholars
A list of students from various colleges including State College Hood College Lebanon Valley College and Moravian College who will continue in higher education. Names such as Jane Miller Beatric Bomberger Dorothy Moyer Ruth Cirvin Katherine Rollmian and Sylvia Longenecker are noted among others including Menno Ronner Robert Posey and Richard Musser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Jane Miller
Juniata Co
Hountingdon
Lena Risser
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Margaret
Beatric Bomberger
Hood College
Dorothy Moyer
Ruth Cirvin
Ruth Dissinger
Katherine Rollmian
Sylvia Longenecker
Millers
Mary Belle Iy
West Chester State Teacholtegre
Janet Tiber
Paul McCloud
Paul Baehman
Paul Huber
P State College
Menno Ronrer
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Robert Posey
Lloyd Sheaffer
Ichard Musser
Lancaster Busiss College
Richard Rader
Lebanon Valley Colegenne
Clam Sale By Lititz Fire Company Auxiliary Today
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lititz Fire Company hosts a clam sale today. Reported attendees include Mrs Willan Salle Brian Mrs Cullen Garpenie Smith and several families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Lititz Fire Company
Lititz
Doggie and Corn Roast At St. Luke's Sunday School
A St Luke's Reformed Sunday School roast event occurred in the Shenong Woods near Rothaville. Attendees included Myrtle and Mary Jane Bushong, Caroline George, Treva Frae lich Mary Meek, Edith Frey, with Misses Mariel Bushong and Hannak itze assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hours of
St. Luke's Reformed Sunday School
Shong Woods
Rothaville
Yrtle
Mary Jane Bushong
Carolne George
Treva Fraelich
Mary Meek
Edith Frey
Mariel Bushong
Hannakitze
Birthday tribute for Miss Winifred Sheaffery at 78
A birthday notice honors Miss Winifred Sheaffery turning 78 with a gathering hosted by family and friends. The group includes Norma Pull Ruth Carpenter Bo Shreiner Vera Wolf Kitty Gott Teresa Klank Arlene Demmy Mil ving Lois Guiney and others from town. Guests offered gifts and were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Sheaffery
Gary General
Nay- Amnon Sheaffer
Norma Pull
May Voy
Ruth Carpenter
Bo Shreiner
Vera Wolf
Kitty Gott
Teresa Klank
Arlene Demmy
Milving
Lois Guiney
Josephin Mildred Lefeaver
Winifred Beexer
Dorothy Robert Gangner
Robert Hackman
James Yerger
Daniel Painter
Harold Girvin
Dillon Putt
William Longscorf
Robert Smythe
Frank Denfate
Herbert Wagaman
Miriam Carpenter
Bud Carpenter
Afl
Harvey Shirk
Sat
Mys
Community Chest Receives 5800 From County Federation
A $860 contribution to the County Welfare Federation was approved at Thursday night’s Community Chest meeting at Miss Edna Miler’s room. The reopening of the Baby Clinic is set for next Wednesday at 3 PM in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. Meetings will occur every first and third Wednesday from September onward. Miss Miler reported 130 visits and two ambulance calls answered. William Packard, once of the Borough, moved to a small farm this spring and reported 15 bushels of potatoes and other produce for distribution as designated by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Welfare Federation
Stting Comandy Chest
Edna Miler
Wurse
Miss Midler
William Packard
Personal Notices From Lancaster Area Social Roundup
Helen Kreider spent Thursday in Philadelphia Missouri and Mes moved to Lane nlis Groff have Mrs Josephine Seather spent the week end with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Leon Treafl ney at Lancaster Mrs Wiliam Moody and Mrs Mary Dengate and daughter Mary on Monday for South where the latter will Mvz Dengate andi ites Moody will motor to Chicago to Worlds Fair Dorothy Pfautz daughter of Mr and Mrs Rob Pfautz of South Broad Street will enter St Josephs Hospital Lancaster on Saturday to study nursing Miriam Wonder and Helen Snyder attend Lancaster Business College Mr and Mrs Paul Collins of Washington DC spend the week end with Mr and Mrs Nicholas Steely and family The property of Mrs Lydia Klopp of Front Street was withdrawn at the public sale Saturday Personal property was sold at good prices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Moody
Mary Dengate
Mary
South
Dengate
Moody
la Chicago
Dorothy Pfautz
Rob Pfautz
South Broad Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Miriam Wonder
Helen Snyder
Tancaster
Grand Jury Foreman Appointed as Deliberations Begin
John W. Brubaker of South Broad Street was named foreman of the Grand Jury. The panel begins deliberations on 105 criminal court cases in Lancaster. Members include Bata M. Spacht Gertrude Hallacher and Weitzel Lititz R D 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brubaker
S. Broad Street
Lancaster
Bata M. Spacht
Brond E Weitzel
Lititz R. D
Gertrude Hallacher
Rothsville
Edgar A. Sturgis Funeral Notice at Moravian Church
Survived by wife Minnie father Henry Sturgis brother Ottis and sister Martha Hacker. Services Saturday at 2 from his residence with Rev Byron K. Horne Moravian Church pastor. Interment Moravian cemetery. Spacht Funeral Director.
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Moravian Church
Fyntern
Minnie
Henry Sturgis
Town
Ottis
Martha Hacker
Lineal
Byron K. Horne
Pratour
Moravi Cemetery
Ro M. Spacht
Entertainers Host Buffet in Honor of Bride and Groom
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Hunter hosted a buffet supper recently for Misa Grace Jr. Hackman and her husband William Kreider Jr. of Lancaster. Guests included Mrs. A. R. Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Tomlinson, Mrs. John Todd Hackman and Grace E. Hackman, all of town, Dr. Myerley, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Its and Willan Kreider of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Hunter
Misa Grace Jr. Hackman
William Kreider, Jr
Lancaster
A. R Seaman
Russel Tom
John Todd
Hackman
Grace Ean
Town
Dr. Myerley
Ata
Harry Its
Willan Kreider
Rotary Club hears Morgan Paper official on Indies trip
Waler G. Nooney of the Morgan Paper Company addressed the Rotary Club Tuesday evening about a recent tour to the Indies and South America. He described the trip and showed pictures on a screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waler G. Nooney
Morgan Paper Company
Y Club
Indies
South America
Chay
Sanderton Club
Suting
Tait
Women roll bandages for Leper Hospital aid in Bethesda
The Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church invites members and friends to roll bandages for the Leper Hospital at Bethesda, South America. The event takes place Tuesday afternoon at Snavely's Bungalow and asks attendees to bring old muslin and linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Bethesda
South America
Snavely’s
Fen
Church group plans outing with Sunday deadline
Members are asked to contact Mrs. H. H. Diehm by Sunday evening September 16 to join an upcoming trip. Supper will be served and cars will depart the church at 12:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
H. H. Diehm
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