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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
8
A collage of epitaphs for Percival Sapp and other locals appears alongside whimsical spring notes. The column notes Easter goods, planting delays, primary election reminders, and community events including Farm Women No 1's meeting with W. B. Nissley speaking on gardening near Lititz.
Lititz fell 24 to 27 to Reading Light and Transit in a rough contest marked by fast play and a referee loss of control. Sponagle and Kingsley starred for Lititz. Armpriester led Reading. The game closed Lititz’s season, with Kingsley and Hackman among scorers.
Lititz High and Ephrata High fought a tight game on Ephrata's floor with Ephrata winning 38 to 26 after five extra minutes. The score was 26 26 at end of the second half. Two Lititz players fouled out early, hampering the team. Hackman led Lititz and Bech led Ephrata in scoring. Each side has one win, so a third game on a neutral floor is needed to decide the county championship.
Fragmentary text notes Sir Walter Scott's mother described as a woman of marked individuality and talents. It references his father’s detachment and hints at quotes about war and money, suggesting a discussion of historical family background.
In a terse exchange, he was told he was “an apology for a man” and he responded by asking if Abe would accept the apology. Ruth commented on the remark, noting the need for accountability in the heated moment.
A country newspaper columnist introduces a general purpose column inviting reader opinions. The writer plans a wide ranging discussion of topics from everyday life to broader ideas, asking for space permitting quotes and responses from the audience.
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