Bretzels Clawed Off Another Victory At Lititz
Lititz defeated East Petersburg 6 to 2 in a lively county league game. Pitcher Gray started for Petersburg. Lititz's Mac McCloud dominated on the mound as Lititz showcased eight hits and steady defense. The piece blends playful local color with game action and postgame remarks.
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East Petersburg
Petersburg
Lititz
Manheim
Clay
Warwick
Et Cetra
Reuben
Ralph Goceneur
Gray
Godenour
Rube
Lancaster
Mac McCloud
Local Nuptials Fill Weekend Pages With Marriages
A series of weddings across Lititz, Terre Hill, Elstonville, and Neffsville lace the week, featuring Paul K. Miller and Elizabeth F. Dietrich, Clarence L. Cassel and Mabel D. Sharpe, Alvin C. Wertsch and Mabel Fry, and Ada G. Huber marrying Cameron B. Weitzel. The couples plan home bases in Lititz, Fairland, Ephrat a, and Neffsville with trips to Ocean City and Baltimore. Festivities include church ceremonies, receptions, and ten day honeymoons, followed by settled lives in their respective communities. Rothsville hosts matinee races, a 3 p.m. baseball game, and a Lancaster musical quartet to conclude the big day.
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Paul K. Miller
Henry F. Miller
Lititz
Elizabeth F. Dietrich
Terre Hill
Boyer
Evangelical Church
Cassel-Sharpe
Lancaster
James S. Armenhout
First Presbyterian Church
Alvin C. Wertsch
Hopeland
Mabel Fry
Ephrata
Ocean City
N. J
D. W. Wertsch
Quarryville
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Neffsville
Ada G. Huber
Cameron B. Weitzel
Geo. D. Clarke
Amelia Shocker
Mountville
Luther Grossman
Hanover
Eber Foltz
Walter Ruthhart
Jay Evans
John Fass
F. Huber
Manheim Township
William Weitzel
Sterling Worth
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Broadway
Umbrellas and mots in a Rural Rhyme Collection
A dusty verse fragment recalls four men with an umbrella swiped away then a boastful self claim. It wanders through seasonal hints of harvest and county fairs, hay fever distress, and a light moral about opportunism. The piece threads quips on weather, manners, and social foibles with a folksy cadence.
Pastor denounces lynching of Jack Walker at Coatesville
Rev. Geo D Clarke of St. Pauls Lutheran preached on the lynching of Jack Walker in Coatesville on Sunday August 19 calling for brotherhood of man. He urged unity of Creator and mankind and noted Pennsylvania’s shame for the blackened deed that burned a Black man at the stake.
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Geo. D. Clarke
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jack Walker
Coatesville
God
Rom
Pennsylvania
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Ev. Lutheran
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James BE. Keene
Oregon
St. Luke Reformed Church
Laura Bausman
William Warner
Maryland
Harrisburg
United Evangelical Church
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Moravian Church
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The
Reformed Church
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Spickleer
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Rothsville
Lancaster Giants
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M. H. Yoder
Livitz
KR. James OC. Brobst
Livitg Springs
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Lititz, Pa
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Penna
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J. H. Doster
Sturgis
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E. E. Habecker
Wolle
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South Spruce St. Ind
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D'82
Warner and
Kitchen Girl
HOTEL
Suite
Broad Street
NHE
Morris Sturgis & Bro. BE
Main St
Mei’s and Boys
S.W Buch
Watt
W. Withers
R. N. Wolle
Main Stabbe Lititz
Hitler
K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
E. Main Street
Elgin
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Puisna
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Doster’s