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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
7
A roadside note warns drivers about a persistently obstructive vehicle that hogs the middle of the road. The text advises readers not to assume the keepto-right rule applies to this driver and urges caution when meeting or overtaking this unusual vehicle.
Fifty eight members and friends of the Women’s Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post 66 Amerigon enjoyed a Saturday picnic at Sandy Beach. A softball game against the Sons of Veterans drew a win for the Sons with a final score around 46 to 18 in favor of the Sons, amid food and games.
Readable fragments mention Weitzel and Mildred Keller alongside Dr Jonas Ti ere in a notice. Names appear with no clear event or action described. Further context from the full notice is needed to determine precise relationship or purpose.
Browns Pake led the Legion Twilight League game with four-hit, four-run effort by Stanley Wei. Toe Brew defeated the Red x Li two to two, postponing Yankees-York scheduled match and setting up a Red Sox versus Giants clash tonight. Standings and base on ball details follow in the typed lineup.
The note appears to be a partial pricing line from a newspaper section. It mentions Tome News and a price of $1.50, but lacks clear events, names, or locations to summarize a specific item.
A reader report on baseball attendance cites record crowds at a New York City game between the Detroit Tigers and Yankees at Yankee Stadium. About 82,000 attended, with 25,000 turned away, suggesting strong interest despite questions about waning enthusiasm.
The Lititz Relief Association held its first meeting at the General Suler Hotel with six local leaders including Dr. M. H. Yoder and J B Johnson presiding. About 200 memberships have been sold toward a 1000-member goal that would guarantee a $1000 beneficiary payout. until then the death benefit equals current membership totals. The community venture is open to healthy residents 16 to 80 and memberships will be taken on rural routes and nearby towns. neighboring towns already running or starting similar groups.
Harry W. Saylor of Lititz was among 20 motorists arrested by State Highway Patrol on charges of illegally using their cars amid a fire on Lee highway near Gordonville. Patrols vow to prosecute violators and to patrol county roads to curb such reckless driving.
The Lancaster Automobile Club holds its monthly meeting at Fairfield lodge hall at 8:30 p m daylight time. S Roward Gable club president will preside. The program features a musical entertainment and discussions on road and safety projects. Public invited.
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