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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
8
A scattered Lititz page blends light verse and local notes on Easter prep, garden work, and spring drift. Items reference egg dyes, band practice, hurdy gurdy, housing needs, April showers, lawn care, and sunrise Easter routines alongside quips about aging, friendship, and auto travel.
The entrance examinations for non resident High School pupils will be held in Lititz Thursday May 4. All pupils taking the exam should bring a paper eight by ten inches and a pen and ink. Read the Record, $1.50 a year. Ladies will find savings in new spring oxfords and pumps at Pfautz Bros.
Lititz High five defeated Rothsville High 43 to 23 on St. Joe floor Lancaster, in front of almost a thousand spectators. Johnny Fasnacht led Lititz with strong play as Keener added precise passes and defense. Rothsville battled, nearly tying in the second half, but Lititz pulled away. Lititz reserves also beat Rothsville reserves 23 to 18. Doster starred with six field goals and six fouls.
Rothsville baseball outlines 1922 schedule with open dates and staged matchups. Home and away games list Rothsville opponents including Marietta, Brownstown, Millersville, Terre Hill, Quarryville, Seventh Ward and American Legion with dates from May through August. Contact Earl Y. Stauffer to book remaining open dates.
An New York Evening Post note highlights pretzels as a regional favorite in Eastern Pennsylvania. Reading, Lancaster, and Lititz host pretzel factories with Lititz famed. pretzels pair with cheese and Welsh rarebit, served with toast, dill pickles, and lemonade as afternoon refreshments.
Warm weather brings buds to peach, apricot, pear and other fruits with strong indicators of a plentiful year. Blackberries and raspberries show abundant buds, while wildflowers such as trailing arbutus and mountain pinks bloom on mountain sides. A four-foot black snake was killed by Emory Waener. Read the Record, $1.50 a year.
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