Lititz High School names new Commercial Department head
Grace Feather of Potts town has been elected head of the Commercial Department at Lititz High School to fill the vacancy created by Miss Lucille Gilchrist’s resignation. Mrs. Lester Hackman has substituted since the opening and previously taught at Lancaster Business College. Nine 1936 graduates plan further study at various colleges and universities, including Ohio University Duke University and Muhlenberg College, with many others continuing programs at Lebanon Valley, F and M and Elizabethtown. A junior class corn and doggie roast was held on Senator Pierson’s farm, and fourth grader Lamar Farlow sustained a compound fracture of the left wrist in a playground fall. Dr. D C Martin treated and transported him to Lancaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Feather
Pottstown
Lititz High School
Lucille Gilchrist
Lester Hackman
Josephine Briner
Miss Feather
Loncaster Business College
H. J. Pierson
Lamar Farlow
Elwood Farlow
Spruce Street
D. C. Martin
Lancaster General
New Deal policy blamed for a flood of farm imports
The report accuses New Deal mismanagement of worsening the American food market. It notes hog imports rose from 6 740 pounds in 1933 to 3 414 317 pounds in 1935, arguing foreign sourcing harms domestic producers and consumers. It cites corn hog and wheat as part of broader farm losses with hay butter beef and other products also rising imports.
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Department of Commerce
Washington
Hospital to be X Rayed
A man is reported to have returned on Tuesday afternoon to his home after a medical visit and is set to undergo an X ray examination.
Lancaster County Holy Name Excursion To New York
The Reading Company will run an excursion train to New York City on Sunday. Most passengers will be Holy Name Union members attending a general rally and religious demonstration, with others able to take advantage of the low rate.
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Reading Company
New York City
Holy Name Union of the Co
Train fare details and Lititz departure noted
The text states a round trip fare of 2.75 for adults and half fare for children aged 5 to 12. The train is scheduled to leave Lititz at 6 30 D. S. T. Wm Klunk of 312 E Main St is the local chairman of ticket sales.
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Lititz
D. S
Germany's Black Forest A Long Narrow Mountain Range
The Black Forest in Germany runs about 100 miles long and 15 to 40 miles wide, a prominent mountain region known for its dense woods and scenic valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
State Highway Secy to Address Lititz Democratic Club
Warren Van Dyke state highways secretary will speak at a Lititz Democratic Club meeting in the Malta Building next Tuesday at 8:30. Local candidates Albert H. Myers H. Rutter Skiles Charles F. Brown C. E. Eaby and H. Clay Burkholder will offer short campaign remarks before the main talk.
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Warren van Dyke
Lititz
Democratic Club
Malta
Albert H. Myers
H. Rutter Skiles
Charles F. Brown
State Assembly
C. E. Eaby
State Senate
H. Clay Burkholder
United States
House of Representatives
Albert H. Fritz
James H. Ross
Lancaster
Harold Gibble
Federation of Democratic Clubs
Lancaster County
A. E. McCullough
Intelligencer Journal
Samuel Nuss
Charles Hoff
Emory Wagner
Alton Gable
Albert Christner
Orvis Nuss
Lester Furlow
Stanley Diehm
C. E. Lane
Richard
Local News Visitors Distant Relatives Gather in Washington Area
Miss Mary Larcher of Washington DC spent a week with her sister Flora Larcher on Sprue Street. The Light family from Petersburg Florida visited Walt Light and Mrs W M Grube over the weekend along with Stephen Kian. C E Fleck and two daughters from Dallas Texas visited Mrs Fleek's mother during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Larcher
Washington, D. C
Flora
Sprue
Daniel Light
Stephen Kube
Mary Ellen Light
Stephen Kian
Petersburg
Florida
M Light
Walt Light
W. M. Grube
C. E. Fleck
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Fleek
Washirton
D. C
Flora Larcher
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Arlyne FP
Demmy
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Mildred Young
Duke University
Durham
N. C
William Longsdorf
Robert Gangner, I. and
M. Harold Girvin
Wyomissing Polytechnical Institute
Wyomissing, Pa
Winifred Shaeffer
Linden Hall
Mildred Lefever
Lancaster Business College
Robert Hackman
Carl Snavely
Lloyd Graybill
M. Lena Risser
Mildred Gangner
Lebanon Valley
John Hertz
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Jane Miller
Juniata College
Huntington
Kenneth Shelly
M. Margaret Posey
Hood College
Frederick
Samuel Snavely
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Earl Kauffman
Albright College
Reading
Paul McCloud
Betty Leed
State College
Ruth Dissinger
Millersville State Teachers College
Millersville
Maybelle Nissley
West Chester State Teachers College
West Chester
Margaret Miller
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
Mary Bender
Willard Mathers
Ithica College
Ithica
Mary Dengaté
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Ruth Hackman
Margaret Longenecker
Beatrice Batdorf
Helen Farrand
Liden Hall Junior College
Holy Name
N. Y
General Sutter Hotel
Mary L. Withers
Amer
Wm. M. Amer
State Highway
Sec’y
Long & Co
Lititz, Pa
Willard Batteries
Zimmerman
New
Harry W. Zimmerman
Atlantic Gas and Oils
Spacht
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