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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1926

Page

8

Linden Hall Alumnae Meeting Plans Block Festival

Linden Hall Seminary Lititz branch of the Alumnae Association meets Thursday at 2 30 PM to arrange a block festival. Spelling Bee at Rothsville High School on Saturday April 17 features four classes plus dialogues recitations and musical numbers. Raezer's Pal-Mon-Ic remedy advertised at Moyer's Drug Store Lititz Pa. 18feb-TF

Linden Hall Seminary Lititz Linden Hall Alumnae Association Rothsville Rothsville High School Warwick Grange Raezer Moyer

Local Base Ball Opening May First

Local baseball launches May 1 with Tom Dussinger Kreider and the Lititz Hawks facing St. Joe Club of Lancaster. Dalabone coaches with Kreider, fielding a lineup mostly from local talent plus Grube in the outfield. Lititz will play independent schedule including Franklin and Marshall and a five game series with Ephrata. no Lancaster County League this year.

Kreider Hawks St. Joe Club Lancaster Dalabone Dulabone Lititz Doylestown High Philadelphia Shertzer Simmons Shultz Grube Ben Ankle Lancaster Sportsman New York City College Hackman Mearig Enck Sloat Spickler King Hoffman Keller Weiss Stauffer Lancaster County Franklin and Marshall College Ephrata

Base Ball Portrait of a Bright Season Ahead

The piece surveys major league spring camps, predicting a larger scale season as many clubs sharpen for pennant races. It highlights the Yankees rebuilding under Miller Huggins, theGiants under John McGraw and Jimmy Ring, the Phillies with Jack Bentley, and the Athletics aiming for a World Series push. Pittsburgh is tipped for National League glory while Boston Braves and manager David Bancroft earn praise. the piece notes anticipated clashes and stakes without naming a single definitive champion.

Southlands New York Yanks Ruth Miller Truggins Yankee McGraw Giants Jimmy Ring The Phils Bentley Dean Philadelphia Jack Bentley Fletcher Athletics Joe Hauser Connie Meek

Recordings and sayings from a Lititz spring page

A collection of brief quips and observations. Wry lines touch on April forecasts Easter weather and budgeting. Prose notes on gardening, youth independence, basing judgments on home team bias, and rural to urban contrasts. The tone mimics a small town newspaper feature of light, reflective items.

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Surprise tableau ends Easter Cantata for Rev Weicksel

A Penryn Reformed Easter Cantata closed with a surprise tableau for pastor Rev. B A Weicksel. Participants Anna Mary Diehm Myrtle Weachter Edith Schreiner and Ruth Bomberger presented a reproduction of Herbert Schmalz’s The Return from Calvary. The cantata was well rendered and largely attended.

Penryn Reformed B. A. Weicksel Anna Mary Diehm Myrtle Weachter Edith Schreiner Ruth Bomberger Herbert Schmalz Calvery

Baree, Son of Kaz A Wolf Dog Match Tale Preview

A fur trader faces a fierce duel with a wolf dog in what readers consider one of the most extraordinary combats. The tale begins in the next Record issue on Page 3.

Baree Son of Kazan the Record

Peace of Ghent signed on Christmas Eve 1814 ends war

Treaty of Ghent signed on Christmas Eve 1814 marks the end of the war between America and England. Call Pfautz Brothers for porch awning prices.

Treaty of Ghent Ghent America England Pfautz Brothers

Fox Squirrels Liberated in Lebanon County

A crate containing one dozen fox squirrels was received by Willians Ibach, game warden of Lebanon County. The squirrels were placed in Auxiliary Game Refuge No. 18, Camp Strause, and shipped from Tarman's Fur Farms in Quincey, Pa.

Lebanon County Willians Ibach Camp Strause Tarman’s Fur Farms Quincey

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