Lititz High Cage Team Opens Season Friday
Lititz High School begins basketball for the season at its home gym facing the Paramount Club of Lancaster. A preliminary Lititz Hi Girls vs Adamstown Girls varsity game precedes the 7 pm opening. Longenecker captains the squad with Dissinger at center and Getz, Dis singer, and Kaufman among key returnees.
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Lititz High School
Paramount Club
Lancaster
Lititz Hi
Adamstown High School
Longenecker
Getz
Dissinger
Kauffmar
Elizabethown College
Maytown High
Bob Longenecker
Harrisburg
Barber Shops in Lititz Close Saturdays Earlier
Beginning Saturday December 8 all barber shops in Lititz will close at 9 P M on Saturdays instead of 10 P M as formerly. Lititz Barbers No 10 41 H.
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Lititz
United in Holy Matrimony
Two marriages recorded on Thanksgiving Day. Raymond W. Witmer of Kissel Hill and Helen M. Bucher of Lititz were married at the Lutheran parsonage on West Orange Street in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. W. R. Sammel. Benjamin Kreider of Lancaster and Lizzie B. Huber of Lititz were married at Rev. N. L. Landis home in Neffsville, with Elva B. Huber and Luke M. Wagner as attendants. The couple planned an automobile trip to Harrisburg and Niagara Falls, then to reside on a Brickerville farm in spring.
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Raymond W. Witmer
Kissel Bill
Helen M. Bucher
Charles Butzer
Lititz
Lutheran Parsonage
West Orange Street
W. R. Sammel
Benjamin ©. Kreider
Lancaster, R. D
Lizzie B. Huber
Summers and Peiffer wed at Reformed parsonage
Earl J. Summers of Lititz and Alma N. Peiffer of Ephrata R. D. were married at the Reformed parsonage on Liberty Street on Wednesday evening. Rev. George B. Razzer officiated.
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Earl J. Summers
Lititz
Alma N. Peiffer
Ephrata R. D
Reformed Parsonage
Liberty Street
George B. Ra¢zer
Marietta Cagemen to Entertain Lititz All-Scholastics
The Marietta Big Five meet Lititz All-Scholastics Thursday December 1 at the Marietta Community House Gymnasium. James Howard serves as manager as Lititz eye a strong season with a promising lineup.
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Marietta
Big Five
Lititz
Marietta Community House
James Howard
Recordings of Christmas Shopping and 1927 Reflections
A column snippets list holiday shopping notes and social commentary from late 1927. It touches on fining trends, shortening days, baking fruit cakes, persimmons, rising turkey prices, Philadelphia real estate sheriff sales, bank savings, cheerful living, New potatoes from the South, and varying eggs prices. It comments on work hours habits, elevator metaphors for mobility, spotty hunting season, children’s fears of soap and water, motoring versus horseback riding, moral suasion on youth, and hunters returning with game.
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Philadelphia
New York
Akron National Bank Elects New Director
The Akron National Bank directors elected Chester K. Reitz of Millway as director to fill the unexpired term of W. P. Albright at the November 22 meeting. Reitz, connected to J. H. Reitz & Son, is a Akron High School 1910 graduate and Lancaster Pennsylvania Business College 1911 graduate. Albright, who served as director since organization and as president for over 16 years, resigned due to age. The bank, organized 1909, reports capital 35000, surplus and profits 68000, total resources over 550000. The Dorcas Class of St Pauls Lutheran S. S. will give a musicale on December 6 in the church basement.
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Akron National Bank
Akron
Chester K. Reitz
Millway
W. P. Albright
Reitz
Ecg
Ville
J. H. Reitz & Son
Milway
Akron High School
Pennsylvania Business College
Lancaster
Dorcas
St. Paul’s Lutheran S. S
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Gochenaur
Starr
Eid Kaufzman
Foltz
Lititz High
Hagerstown Hi
Hanover Hi
Vershey Hi
Myerstown Hi
Manheim Ili
Manheim
Armstrong
East Main Street
PENNA
Santa In
Young Minds
Jersey
Pfantz
Sur Arch
S. & H. Green
Witmer—Bucher
Kreider—lather
Summers
Peiffer
Kolster
Kolster Radio
Irvin D. Eberly
Broad St
Lititz, Pa
J. Frank Lutz Ephrata
Stevens
Sor
Scials A
B. F. Lutz
Lnstead
Lititz Motor Co
Ford Sales & Service
E. Main St
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