Lititz High Beats Quarryville 50 to 28 in County League
In a Ca Basketball League contest Lititz High School defeated Quarryville High School by 50 to 28 at home. The recap notes visiting residents including Mrs. Barry Gorton and Mrs. Charles Laher.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
11
In a Ca Basketball League contest Lititz High School defeated Quarryville High School by 50 to 28 at home. The recap notes visiting residents including Mrs. Barry Gorton and Mrs. Charles Laher.
Mrs Stengel, longtime vice principal at Linden Hall since 1915, died while serving as “mother” to students. She guided social and school duties, welcomed friends, and aided the many girls at the school, contributing to its progress and expansion.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Emma S. Fleischman 65 and funeral plans. Surviving are six children George Gladys Ford Arthur Rosenberg Lester Catherine Mildred and Mrs. Emma S. Fleischman. Additional siblings and grandchildren are listed. Beck Bros. directed services with burial in the Moravian cemetery.
Anna Bricker 91 widow of Major John R. Bricker died suddenly at 7 46 am Tuesday after a year long illness at her Broad Street home She leaves children Sophia L Charles S Elizabeth B Magdalena and David P of town and Anna M Helmsted of Bethlehem Five grandchildren two brothers Henry Haverstick and Abram L Haverstick of Lancaster Funeral services will be held at the Moravian Church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Keppley aged 28 wife of Harold Keppley died at 2 P M in an unexpected death. The notice records the name and relation and time of death.
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