Lititz Teams Victorious In Home Games
Lititz High School split wins as the boys last season Lebanon county champions and veterans lead the lineup. Upcoming home games are set for Friday December with girls at 7 and boys at 8. On Friday December 23 the Lititz teams play at Manheim.
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Palmyra
Lebanon County
Leur
Lititz H. S
Manheim
Lititz Wins Again In Extra Periods
Lititz defeats Millersville 32 to 28 after two overtime periods in front of home fans. The 25 25 deadlock at regulation led to a 2-2 tie in the first overtime and Lititz pulled ahead 32 28 in the third period. Hershey produced two remarkable backward over the head shots to spark the victory.
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Millersvile
Millersville
Legion Keys
Lititz
Hershey
Tapitz Traybill
Keller
Evans
Dillman
Gsei
Keith
Tokil
Warfel
Klein
C. Warfel
Waffensperger, G
Potal Oviccieeesyes
Tarsus Team Here Saturday Garden Spot Post Game
The Tarsus five from Harrisburg will visit Garden Spot Post on Saturday for a hard rivalry game. The aggregation has been improving for several seasons and fans are urged to attend.
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Tarsus
Tarsus Five
Harrisburg
Rothsville Basketball Schedule and Legion Officers
Rothsville prepares a busy schedule with games against Akron Lancaster and Garden Spot plus league actions in January and February. The American Legion Garden Spot Post No. 56 elected officers led by Commander Claude Stautter and a Ladies Auxiliary including President Mrs J L Hertz, with a Christmas box sent to Robert Fleming at Mt Alto.
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Rothsville
Garden Spot Post
Lititz
Akron
Lancaster Indians
Lamapeter Fagles
Intercourse
Lit
Garden Spot
American Legion
Claude Stautter
Leola
Howard Hollinger
Doner Brenner
Paul Bomberger
Alfred Douple
J. F. Hagen
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
Geo. Zimmele
Norman 3Yubaker
Earl Esbenshade
3. L. Hertz
Mary Brunner
Valentine Brobst
Anna Brunner
Liary
Legion
Robert Fleming
Mt. Alto
Co-Operative Tobacco Growers Meet Effort At Lititz
A Mount Joy Farm Products Company meeting in Mount Joy Hall explained co operative tobacco packing and the potential for a bonded warehouse under federal supervision. Speakers from Washington and Harrisburg described warehouse receipts and grower financing as local tobacco growers from Lititz and vicinity plan to form a cooperative organization with copies of the Warehouse Act sent for review and a future meeting anticipated.
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Mount Joy
Washington D. C
Harrisburg
Lititz
The Christmas Tree Custom and Its Economic Question
A warning from American Agriculturist argues the yearly growth of young evergreens used as Christmas trees is driven by sentiment rather than economics. It cites roughly 5 million trees produced annually with 1.5 million from New York and New England, noting potential resource waste but affirming the tradition’s emotional value.
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United States
New York
New England
From the farm to the home meats sale notice
An advertisement mocks high meat prices and promotes Lutz's sausage at 18¢ per lb and beef roast 18¢ to 20¢, pork roast 22¢, with holiday wishes and a warning about unpaid bills. It parodies neighborly claims and urges readers to buy locally, noting recent orders from New York and Atlantic City.
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Jo Man
New York
Atlantic City
P. S
Honey Drop Cakes Recipe Card
A practical bake yields honey drop cakes using sugar, honey, shortening, eggs, milk, vanilla, salt, flour and baking powder. Cream honey and sugar with shortening, add eggs and vanilla, fold in dry ingredients with milk, then bake in greased muffin tins. Flavor options include chocolate or cocoa. Uniced finish.
Christmas Spirit Shapes a Christian World Vision
A quotation envisions a wholly Christianized world inspired by Christmas spirit. It extols the season as bright friendly and generous and calls people to cling to Christmas as a day of spirit guiding human society and mutual aid.
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George William Curtis
Waiting for Christmas in 1922 calendar notes
A fragment from a 1921 1922 era notice reflects on Christmas optimism and holiday plans. It mentions calendar seekers for the 1922 edition, short days, children’s holiday expectations, and local remarks on Christmas meals and subscription gifts.
Warwick Grange to Meet at Bushong Home December 27
Warwick Grange No 1954 Patrons of Husbandry holds its regular semi monthly gathering at Samuel E Bushong's home one mile east of Lilite on Monday evening December 27. Delegates’ report from the State Grange meeting in York Pennsylvania will be presented along with other valuable information. Music and other features planned for Juniors Hour. All members requested to be present.
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Warwick Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
Samuel
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