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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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PAGE FIVE
School
Commencement Exercises
Class of 1935
Mount Joy High School
Mount Joy
Pennsylvania
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Wednesday evening, May twenty-ninth
eight o'clock
United Brethren Church
PROGRAM
Integer Vitae Weidner
School Orchestra
The Reverend J. S. Waser
Taylor
Invocation
Victory Overture
School Orchestra
Theme of Student Addresses:
Tercentenary of Secondary Education
Edith Lusannah Shelly
Louise Franck Schock
Robert Kauffman Brown
Di Capua-Moore
Gardner
Ah! Marie
Moonlight
Mixed Chorus
Commencement Address Cameron Ralston
Director of Religious Activities
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pennsylvania
In a Monastery Garden Ketelby
School Orchestra
Mr. Clyde E. Gerberich
President, Board of Education
Presentation of Diplomas
Alma Mater
Benediction
Processional Grand March
School Orchestra
The Reverend O. L. Mease, S. T. D.
Tours
CLASS OF 1935
Gerald Bishop Arntz, Treasurer Karl Nissly Haines
Peter Baergen, Jr. Lester Greider Hostetter
Richard Glenn Beamenderfer John Kraybill, Jr.
*Robert Kauffman Brown, Pres. Elizabeth Lorraine Metzler, Secretary
Robert Emlen Buller Herbert Webb Mumma
Josephine Dorothy Bundel Marie Webb Mumma
Ralph Herman Cramer Anna Mary Newcomer
William C. Darrenkamp Nicholas Joseph Parrell
Richard Mumma Fletcher Arthur Foch Schneider
Elizabeth Carmany Forney *Louise Franck Schock
Mildred Ellen Funk *Edith Lusannah Shelly
Naomi Mildred Gemberling Elizabeth Franceanna Stoner
Mary Jane Gingrich Harry G. Walters, Jr., Vice President
Omar Gebhart Groff Edward Clarence Weaver
Dorothy Webb Habecker Joseph Clark Witmer, Jr.
Class Motto—‘‘Loyalty”
Class Colors—Red and Blue
Class Flower—White Carnation
FACULTY OF THE BOROUGH SCHOOLS
Mr. W. E. Nitrauer, Supervising Principal
Mr. M. W. Brandt, Principal of Grades
Mr. E. L. Weidner, Supervisor of Music
Mr. A. H. Douple, Supervisor of Art
Miss Helen Caley
Miss Mary Keiser
Miss Irene Ibach
Miss Irene Heisey
Miss Elsie Hoffer
Miss Dorothy Kaylor
Miss Ruth Heim
Miss Edna Biemesderfer
Miss Catherine Hostetter Miss Ruth Shellenberger
Miss Ethel Moore Miss Edna Charles
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Miss Edna Martin
Miss Martha Swartz
Miss Fay Littley
Mr. W. I. Beahm
Mr. C. E. Stauffer
Mr. W. G. Diffenderfer
Mr. C. H. Gladfelter
Mr. C. C. Kreider
Mr. Clyde E. Gerberich, President
John M. Booth, Vice President
Mr. Joseph T. M. Breneman, Secretary
Mr. Lloyd Kline
Mr. Albert D. Seiler
Mr.
* Denotes Honor Graduate
Programme
Promotion Exercises
of
Eighth Grade
The Mount Joy High School
Tuesday, May 28th, 1935
8.00 P.M. E. S. T.
CLASS MOTTO—Where There Is Vision, The People Flourish.
CLASS COLORS—Green and White.
CLASS FLOWER—Pink Carnation.
PROGRAM
Overture School Orchestra
Columbia—Zamecnik
President's Address Robert Bailey
Recitation Catherine Ney
“If”—Rudyard Kipling
Chorus Jr. High Girls
Dear Land of Home—Sibelius
On Wings of Music—Mendelssohn
Essay Jane Withers
The Value uf the School Library :
Essay Arthur Kraybill
The Beauty Of Nature
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Essay Bernice Metzler
The Ephrata Cloisters
Piano Duet
Recitation
Quartette
Recitation
Sketch
Chorus
Presentation of Awards
Presentation of Certificates
Finale
Gerald F. Balmer
Betty Ann C. Newcomer
Helen M. Derr
Edna C. Rahm
Izella Brown
Ellis Berwood Corll
Doris M. Hendrix
Janet Webb Habecker
Dorothy E. J. Edwards
Myrtle Mae Husler
Catherine Alice Ney
Harlan James Myers
Anna Mary Hoffmaster
Wayne Edward Kretzing
C. Robert Nissly
Dolores Jean Pennell
Bertha W. Rahn
Mary Elizabeth Rohrer
Claude Simon Schneider
V. June Smeltzer
Dorothy Mavis Schneider
Lewis Winters
Ray A. Wittle
Stanley Young
Helen M. Zink
Robert Howard Arntz
Class
New Colonial March—Hall
The New Baby
The Homes They Hold So Dear—Hilliam
The Highwayman—Alfred Noyes
Go, Lovely Flower—Lemaire
Bunny Parade March—Norman
CLASS ROLL
Class President—Robert Bailey
Class Vice President—Marshall Webb
Mary Louise Longenecker
Jeanette Potter
Dorothy SchneiCer
Jeanette Hipple
Anna Mary Hoffmaster
Doris Hickernell
Helen Derr
Betty Ann Newcomer
Ray Wittle
Marshall Webb
Jr. High Girls
Walter Ebersole Post American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary American Legion
Mr. John M. Booth
V. Pres. Board of Education
Orchestra
Maude Matilda Balmer
Sarah Jeanette Hipple
Florence Hendrix
Gladys Ida Zerphy
Arthur Boyd, Jr.
Betty Derr
Wilbur Eugene Hawthorne
Jane Louise Habecker
John R. Germer
Doris Vivian Hickernell
Cletus Andrew Kaylor
Arlene Neff
Caroline Bernice Metzler
Mary Louise Longenecker
Arthur Stauffer Kraybill
June E. Peifer
Jeanette Lytle Potter
Harriet Jane Rice
Marshall Leon Webb
Christine Elizabeth Smith
Jacob G. Sherk
Mabel E. Sprout
Anna Jane Withers
William M. Workman, Jr.
Emma Wintermyer Geibe
Robert L. Bailey
Secretary—Mary Louise Longenecker
Class Treasurer—Bernice Metzler
SPORTS
a nes
By “Mikey” Weaver
Pitched A
No Hit-No
Run Game
SMITH, FIRE COMPANY TWIRLER,
WAS AT HIS BEST, SHUTTING
OUT RICHLAND CLUB—OTHER
GOOD GAMES
One of the best pitched soft ball
games for some time was played be-
tween the Richland Club and the Fire
Company when Smith, of the latter,
shut out his opponents without a hit or
a run. Scores:
Greyhounds—Newtown
First Game May 20
Greyhounds r'h oa e
RK. Leib coh 012400
Secvears, ¢ 00300
Schrell, If ............, 023 00
Greiner, 3b 9003401
Funk, Pp 0 3110
Eshleman, 1b ......... i010 1}
H. Hipple,. 1f .......... 21100
A. Schneider, r ss ..... 212 00
B. Pennell, 2b...........: 123210
J, Leib, s§ O00 000
6 821 2 2
Newtown r hoae
L. Fogie, r SS ......... 903100
J. Jackson, 2b ........ 0035 20
E. Fogle, 3b .......... 000090 1
A Fogie, p ........... 00010
BR. Witmer, S88 900113
C. Fogie, 01 410
L. Lilson, 12100
Bailey, 01100190
P. Witmer, 1b..........-: 0 0400
Smith, If.............c... 01210
W. Johnson, K........... 00 000
Totals 1518 6 2
Newtown 000 000 1—1
Greyhounds ...............040 200 x—6
9-base hits, Bailey. 3-base hits Pen-
nell. Base on balls: off Funk, 0: off
Fogie 1. Struck out by Funk 4; by Fog-
ie 1. Umpires W. Hendrix, Schneider,
Pennell, J. Hendrix.
Second Game May 20
Richland Club—Fire Co.
Richland Club r hoae
J. Krall, 138. 001140
SOMErS, 88. 00110
Hawthorne, If............ 00300
L. Mumma, 00110
B. Mumma, cf........... 007 121
Diffenderfer, 2b.......... 00210
Runkle; 003 00
R. Brown, rf... 0000 1
Rinehart, 3b.............. 001 3 2
F. Germer, 00100
Jd. Brown, 0 0100
J. Krall, 0.0100
Totals 0021 7
Fire Company r hoae
LBs, 0 1100
J. Pennell, ss............ 0 2000
Derr, Iss....... civ. 11200
BDivit, 3b. eens os 1 2100
R. Schneider, 2b..:.:..... 2 22.00
Qarber, of..........L..... 21000
J. Germer, 1f............. 1 1200
Bishop, 1 111 0:0
Schroll, 1200
Smith, P...... con. vas 01000
Toials 91321 0 0
Fire Company............. 010 314 0—9
Richland Club............. 000 000 0—0
2-base hits Schroll. Base on balls, off
Smith 1; off Mumma 0. Struck out by
Smith 5; by Mumma 1. Umpires G.
Schneider, Pennell W. Hendrix, Zink.
First Game May 21
Fire Company—Maust
ews In This Locality
IRONVILLE
On Tuesday evening, May 28th,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bean of Green-
ville, Mercer County, Pa., will deliv-
er addresses and lead the discussions
on the different phases of farming be-
fore a joint meeting of the Lancaster
County Farm Bureau Association and
the Farm Women Societies of Lan-
caster County, in the Mountville
Town Hall at 7:30 p. m. (EST).
The meeting will be in charge of
president of the Farm Bureau Asso-
ciation, Mr. Harrison S. Nolt. The
Mowery Boys of Manor Township
will furnish instrumental music at
the meeting and the Women’s Chor-
us of Farm Women District No. 4
will render several vocal selections.
On Wednesday evening, May 29th,
the Texas Crystal Water Boys under
the direction of Your Cousin Lee,
who broadcast daily over station W
ORK, York, will appear in the Iron-
ville school house at 7:45 p. m. (EST).
The service is being sponsored by the
Loyal Son’s Class of the Ironville U.
B. S. S, John A. Fox, Sr. teacher
of the class. An offering will be lift-
ed, and a treat will be in store for all
who attenc.
The buildings at Twin Oak’s Pool
have been painted, and Mr, H. M.
Albright, the owner, has started to
fill the pool. The pool and picnic
grounds will open for business by
the middle of the week.
The Ironville U. B. S. S. will hold
their annual Children’s Day Service
in the church at 9:30 a. m. Sunday
morning, June 2nd. The service will
be a combined Morning Worship,
Sunday School, Children’s Day and
Baby Day Service. The children will
have part in the service as well as
the pastor, who will deliver a short
address in honor of the occasion.
Mrs. Paul Metzgar who underwent
an appendix operation at the St.
Joseph’s Hospital, Lancaster, was dis-
charged from the institution on Fri-
day, May 24h.
The Silver Springs U. B. S. S. is
planning to hold a joint picnic with
Centerville U. B. S. S. at Long’s Park
at Lancaster, Saturday, July 13th.
The Ironville Male Chorus, under
the direction of Edgar M. Seifried, of
Columbia, will sing at 7:00 p. m., in
the contest that is being held a Li-
titz Spring's Park, Thursday, May
30th
The Silver Springs U. B. Church
will hold their Children’s Day ser-
vice on Sunday evening, June 2nd.
at 7:30 p. m. The program will con-
sist of recitations, dialogues, and ex-
ercises by the children and the Jun-
ior Choir of the church will render
vocal selections.
The Ironville U. B. S. S. will hold
their annual picnic at Hershey Park
on Saturday, July 20th.
The Official Board will hold their,
monthly meeting in the Ironville U.
B. Church on Monday evening, May
27th., at 7:30 p. m*
Paul Metzgar’s Class of the Iron-
ville U. B. S. S. won the “Attendance
Banner” for the month of May, hav-
ing 100 per cent attendance while
John Fox, Jr's. Class won the banner
1. Struck out by Fogie 3, by Nentwig
4,
Richland Club—Maust
Friday Night, May 24 Second Game
Richland Club
Fire Company r h oae
Tee Ellis; 21 10040
J. Pennell, s3............. 21110
Derr; ISS. vase $1 2300
Divit, 3b... . iii, 9 1210
R. Schneider, 2b.......... 9g 13141 1
I. Schneider, cf.......... 1000
J. Germer, 013100
BISON, 0 030 0
Schroll, 20401
Good, Division $I +210
Totals. nies 9 921 4 2
Maust r hoarse
Dillinger, ines: 31 300
Co Zink, ol. iene 01000
R Zink, 3b... ices 0 0:00 1
Beamesderfer, ss.......... 01230
Weidman, If...........:.. 0.1000
G. Brown, 1b... vn 013090
Buller, 30 00 00
Kreider, 2b. 0.0 40
Comley, 0 1 20
Childs, 0000
Cunningham, p........... 1.011
Totals 2 6185
Maust 000 002 0—2
Fire 320 310 x—9 |
9_base hits Dillinger, Derr. Home
runs J. Pennell. Base on balls of Good
1; off Childs 7. Struck out by Good 3,
by Cunningham 1. Umpires G. Sch-
neider, Zink, J. Hendrix, Showalter.
Second Game May 21
Florin—Newtown
Florin r hoae
A. Keener, cece. 1 0000
Waltz, ANI 2 000
J. Keener, if 232 2
Engle, T1990 1
Kraybill, 01020
Melhorn, 0.0000
J. Weidman, 0 0200
Kling, 0013100
Baker,
Nentwig, i101 2 0
AITIEZ, 00000
Becker icine 006000
Totals 7 511.7 4
Newtown r hoae
J. Jackson, 2b........... 011201
L. Fogie, 00300
V. Fogie, 1 0010
A. Fogie, 0:11.03 0
Y,. Wilson, 00101
E. Fogie, 6 0000
Bailey, 0 000 0
Witmer, 00100
Cramer, 01101
P. Witmer, rf............ 0 0000
Motals: 1.394 3
Newtown 000 100 0—0
Florin 101 500 x—7
2-base hits Becker out not reporting.
Base on balls off Fogie 7; off Nentwig
r hoae
Beigler, ef........cc...... 00000
B. Mumma £............. 01201
Reinhart, 3b.............. 014 2 1
Garber, aie 00200
Hawthorne, If............ 0 0100
Sommers, $5.............. 01015
Diffenderfer, 2b.......... 00 32 1
J. Rrall, 155.,........5... 0101]
©. 00200
Kunkel, 1b............... 00300
Heilig; 000400
H Keall, 00000
Totals: ts 0318 5 9
Maust r h oae
Buler, 002040
| Weidman, 0.0200
|R. Zink, 3b.............. 10-240
*Beamenderfer, ss..........00 0 1 2 0
{Dellinger, 114.00
{ Brown, 11200
{Rreider, 11210
{Comley, rss............... 1 1.400
fe Zink, 1 1200
Childs, 0 0000
| Cunningham, K........... 101400
Se a Le
I Totals 00... 752 50
{Richland Club. ...........: 000 000 3—0
iIMaust 031 030 x—7
| Base on balls off Garber 2, off Childs
[1. Struck out by Childs 2. Umpires, J.
Hendrix, Schneider, Showalter, Sheaf-
fer.
Florin—Greyhounds
Accidents
(From page 1)
Hoffman, of near town, crashed into
the rear of a machine driven by
Harry Williams, Lititz, R. D. 2, on
the Harrisburg pike, west of the Flo-
rin underpass, at 10 p. m., Saturday,
State Highway Patrolman Earl B.
Keller reported.
Those injured were: Phillys Hoff-
man, four, daughter of the one driv-
er suffered shock; Miss Anna Hoffer
suffered laceration of the head, and
her father, Mr. A. B. Hoffer, suffered
cracked ribs. Dr. A. E. Snyder, of
this boro, administered emergency
treatment and then ordered their re-
moval to the Lancaster General hos-
pital where they were treated. The
Phillys Hoffman is now a patient of
the hospital while the others were
discharged.
Patrolman Keller said he was
standing on the crest of a hill near
Florin and he motioned Williams to
stop because only one headlight on
his car was burning. Williams, ac-
cording to the officer, stopped his car
in a lane of traffic and Hoffman, who
was traveling about 500 feet in the
rear of Williams’ car failed to see
him stopped and not being able to
turn out in time to pass, ran into
the side of the car. The patrolman,
however, escaped being hit, as he
was inspecting the headlight in the
front of Williams’ car.
in the Junior Dept. with an attend-
ance of 96 per cent.
On Saturday evening, May 25th,
the Ironville C. E. Choir held an
“Automobile Treasurer Hunt.” After
the hunt the group held a doggie
roast at the Twin Oak’s Pool. The
following people took part in the
hunt: Mrs. Fannie Ulrich, Mrs. Anna
Albright, Mrs. Irene Heisey, Misses
Frances Mummaw, Hazel Moore, Ber-
tha Mummaw, Loraine Kauffman,
Carolyn Mummaw, Hazel Moore,
Charlotte Fornoff, Grace Mellinger,
Janet Fornoff, Reba Rettew, Ruth
Kauffman, and Elizabeth Fornoff. Mr.
Robert Mellinger, Phil Metzgar, Ric-
hard Mellinger, Leon Fornoff, Don-
ald Staley, Glenn Kauffman, Gordon
Mummaw, Harold Albright, Charles
Gingrich, Chester Weaver, Wilbur
Rettew, and Andrew Musser.
Kinderhook’s eleventh annual Mem-
orial Day program was held Sunday,
May 26th, at 1:30 p. m., in the ceme-
tery across from the Kinderhook E.
C. Church.
The program was as follows: Sing-
ing, America, by the assemblage led
by the Rev. George Raker; reading,
Miss Sarah Mischlich; address, Rev.
Earl Erring, of the Conestoga Center
E. C. Church; selection by the Kin-
derhook Male quartette, composed of
John Kiser, Rev. Raker, Charles
Lichty and Elmer Stauffer; and the
Benediction by Rev. Raker.
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Friday, May 24, First Game
| Florin r hoae
6%. i iid 0 0 1,0 0
IR. Keener, ass............ 0 0 2 OO
a 11300
i Kraybill, 3b...............1. 1.0 8 0
Waltz, he 102 00
Baker, $8... 12110
2... a 10300
J. Weidman, ¢............ 11100
Nentwig, 1 1.0 0
Totals ries 71 821 51
Greyhounds r h oa el
IK. Leib, 112.00
H Hipple, rf............. 11200
Mateer, 11300
Schroll il oh. 0.2. 3 000
A. Schneider, rss.........0 1 1 0 0
Funk, 0121 0}
Secvears, vrs 0122 0
B. Pennell, 2b:........... 012 2 2!
Eshleman, 1b..............0 0.5 0 0]
J. Leib, 88... viii. 001 2 4
Walters, 0.0000
Florin ... 0 000 700 0—7
Greyhound ................000 030 0—3
Base on balls off Funk 3; Nentwig 4. |
Struck out by Funk 5, by Nentwig 2. |
Umpires Schneider, Sheaffer, Derr, 3
Hendrix.
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