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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1924

Page

8

Warwick House Sale Highlights at Warwick Sale

The Warwick House Sale on Saturday saw 782 sales with forty six cows fetching up to 126 dollars and 118 dollars top prices. Additional items included fifty seven pigs at 2.35 to 5.90, fourteen chickens at 0.70, 87 bushels potatoes from 0.60 to 1.00, 1000 cigars at 2.20 per pack, 180 pairs of hosiery 8 to 9 cents per dozen, 100 shirts 0.55 to 0.70, 12 rugs 1.20 to 1.25, 70 pairs of shoes 1.00 to 2.00, six wrenches 1.00 to 2.75, and two bicycles 4.75 and 5.00.

Warwick House

Children entertained at Long's Park by Farm Women

The Society of Farm Women No 1 hosted about thirty Water Street Rescue Mission children from Lancaster at Long's Park on Wednesday. They enjoyed games and a hearty dinner, with members and their families attending, a welcome treat for the youngsters. The text notes the poverty of dramatist George Farquhar who died at twenty nine after a prolific near century residence.

Society of Farm Women No. 1 Long’s Park Water Street Rescue Mission Lancaster Farm Association Lil George Farquhar

Eternal Truth Quotation With Historical Figure Attribution

A quoted maxim about enduring truth by Joseph Gerrald. The line reflects a philosophical stance on truth versus mortality attributed to the historical figure.

Joseph Gerrald

Union Picnic Day Brings Grand Ball Game Spirit

A local sports writer praises a recent game, noting high energy and teamwork. Weiss and Mearig shine as fans applaud base running and pitching, while Manheim’s attempts to steal are limited. The piece celebrates the band of players who played with pep and unity, urging continued strong team effort.

Ephrata Weiss Manheim Mearig

Lititz and Manheim Battle In Union Picnic Game

Lititz defeated Manheim 4 to 1 in a union picnic ball game. Mearig pitched for Lititz, allowing six hits. Weiss paced Lititz with three runs on base, while Hackman held Manheim in check on the bases. Diehm, Spickler, and Shoemaker contributed key hits as Lititz won in solid fashion.

Lititz Manheim Shoemaker Texas Shiffer Shiffer, After Hitting Squeenteen Spickler Mearig Diehm Wagner Pretzel Weiss Pase Hackman If Voi Spiskler Keller Ol Hackman Ol Enek Manheim Rhore Godhenaur Hahn Frey Balmer Ib Haessler Hoffman Carpenter

Four Games Arranged With Seventh Ward Kids

Harry Swanger plans four games between Lititz youths and Lancaster Seventh Ward League. Two matches at Lancaster and two at Lititz, August 27 and 28 plus August 29, with a possible late September return. Lititz hitters lead in team average as Ephata bats .807 and Pretzels at .291.

Harry Swanger Lancaster Swanger Lititz Ephata

Protest halts Denver game despite fine field

Protesters delayed the Denver game as manager Kreider objected to the venue conditions. Officials cancelled the outing after players prepared to take the field. Eyewitnesses later said the grounds were suitable and Denver faced Schoe neck in a nine inning match the same afternoon.

Kreider Denver Schoeneck

Double Header at Quarryville Lititz Saturday Afternoon

Lititz seeks a strong showing as Quarryville hosts a double header this Saturday afternoon with Lititz aiming to win both games. A man, after his wife’s death, handed a printing office editor a card reading thanks for publication and expressed gratitude to those who assisted in the death of his wife.

Lititz Quarryville

Recordings of Daily Observations and Events

Various notes reflect social life and public mood as summer winds down. Topics include Labor Day proximity, school openings, fruit and produce, sports, politics, advertising, and simple weather reflections.

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