PTA Presents 118 Library Books to Local School
The Fall PTA meeting in the school auditorium Tuesday featured a donation of 118 library books for grades 2 through 7. Titles cover children’s tales, biographies, geography, and safety topics, funded by PTA profits from the annual play and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Toas
Roy Workman
Europe
Bagley West
Harrington
Smith
Perkins
Coolidge
Burgess
Indiana
Orton
Gus
Wood Meyer
Shel
Smiler
Brown
Safety Town
Robert
Branders
Healthville
Serl
Animal Land
Goldsmith
Rice
Jack
Susan
Darby
Tipnett
Holland
Overall Boys
Switzerland
Kate
Grover
Mary and the Policeman
Read
Engine Story
Rued
Gally Gabble
Oy Potter
Litice High School football team schedule and activities update
The 1934 Litice High School football season begins with updated exam dates and a 1:30 pm activities period. Safety Patrol advisor Clyde Avherast leads student council overseen by M C Demmy, with clubs meeting on specific Thursdays. A Tennessee College for Women scholarship offer is announced via Principal M C Demmy. The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs elect officers, and Betty Cooper becomes Drum and Bugle Corps major. A new halftime drum and bugle formation will accompany Alma Mater each game. Regular PTA meetings are set for the fourth Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Avherast
Coumet
M.C. Demmy
Pretavletie Stateeling
Paul Ro Watow
Ian Stone and The Last of the Mohr Pathfinder Tale
Ian Stone is credited with The Last of the Mohr Pathfinder honeyed title by Coopers and 17 books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Stone
Hibiwily
Coopers
Local man faces charges in Kutglow region incident
Martin T. Bixker of Kutglow was charged after an incident defended by Eugene Krivie and his son Jim, both of Kuiztown RB. The matter dates to December 2 and involves a $70 damage claim in Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin T. Bixker
Kutglow
Wis
Eugene Krivie
Jim
Kuiztown
RB. D. 2. T Mobi
Juniata College Freshman Joins Accapella Chorus
Miss Jane Millar daughter of Mrs. John M. Miller enrolls in the Freshman class at Juniata College Huntingdon and is selected for membership in the college Accapella Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Millar
John M. Miller
Juniata College Huntingdon
Juniata College Accapella
Extra Fingers and Toes Not Rare Says Local Chiropodist
Local chiropodist Dr. Wikier explains that extra digits on hands or feet, termed polydactylism, are not rare. He notes heredity as a major factor and cites cases across generations, referencing Eyeaux in France to illustrate how intermarriage with unaffected individuals can lessen the trait.
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Lancaster
Gare
S.tr. Wikier
Eaca Ft
Elmer Banberger
South Broad Street
Willer
Wikier
Gould
Pyle
Eyeaux
Lariy
Hockey Begins for Girls at Local High School
Field hockey widens participation across freshmen and upperclass, with Elisabeth Garber coaching freshmen sophomores and senior junior squads. A potential schedule against other high schools could form. October is set for practice, November for games. Managers include Margaret Longenecker and Sylvia Longeneecter. varsity prospects listed among senior junior players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Garber
Margaret
Borotoy Little
Sogheamore Aqua
Sylvia Longenecter
Fiezh
Whicom Miss
Classified Atlvs Show Their Record of Results
The RECORD classifieds highlight notable results with a focus on Atlvs ventures and outcomes. Readers get concise updates on performances figures, standings, and measurable gains tied to Atlvs projects and events.
Kindergarten routines and progress described
The snippet outlines early classroom activities for kindergarten, focusing on counting pupils, answering questions about daily stories, picture study for politeness, and singing simple songs and pantomime. It notes these are preludes to work books kept near year end and mentions teacher and student fatigue.
Short Morning Walk Prompts Renewal for Enrolled Students
Cher leads a brief stroll or guest with eyes closed as Victrola music plays. After restoration, the group resumes activities at noon. Nineteen students enrolled: Ruling Bahmer, Bobby Bender, Jimmy Bronner, Doris Ditzler, Gilly Greiver, Lorraine Hess, Carl Warne, Betty Jane Howard, Jimmy Johnson, Bobby Keath, Dick Leed, Shirley Tehman, Nancy Wutz, Beatrice Penningpacker, Lawrence Pierson, Meredith Stengel, Tommy Steffy, Virginia Sehleigh, and Carl Ecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher
Victrola
Ruling Bahmer
Bobby Bender
Jimmy Bronner
Doris Ditzler
Gilly Greiver
Lorraine Hess
Carl Warne
Betty Jane Howard
Jimmy Johnson
Bobby Keath
Dick Leed
Shirley Tehman
Nancy Wutz
Beatrice Penningpacker
Lawrence Piers
Lyceum Course Features Psychic Mind Show and Schedule
Madame Judeila known as the Girl with the Psychic Mind will describe items shown with her white blindfold. Remaining Lyceum acts include Pollard Players Ambassadors Quartet Zeilner and others across several dates. Season tickets on sale with 35 cents general admission and 25 cents for actual pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulsieh
Judeila
Lyceum
Pollard Players
Ambassadors Quartette
Zeilner
DiCresta
Fort
Doggie Roast Planned by Grunnerville Church Class
The Sunday School class at Grunnerville UW Church led by Mrs. Kathrine Tloffer will hold a doggie roast on Saturday evening at Brunnesville Picnic Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grunnerville
UW. 1B
Kathrine Tloffer
Brunnesville
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