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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
8
A poem reflects Christmas cheer with lines on gifts and behavior. Lititz High defeated Mt Joy High 1 to 16 in cam work, defense solid and team effort broad. Girls team lost 15 to 4. Lititz beat Trivers team 52 to 15 with Sloat scoring 22 and leading the offense.
Pawnee Canoe Club five of Lancaster hosts Lititz on home floor Thursday with Mohnton visiting Saturday January 1. Myerstown High faces Lititz High Christmas afternoon as crowds expect a large audience for the season’s big clash. Christmas Musical Festival at the High School Auditorium features solo and chorus, with praise for the younger pupils and hard work from all. News Notes from Zion Home covers visits by Mrs. Alvin Gulick and Mr. Harry Strickler, plus Allen Tennis and the King's Daughters gifting inmates at the Home. Daniel Erb, age 88, remains ill but under Dr. Martin’s care.
Camel cigarettes claim superior taste with no aftertaste or lingering odor. Advertises puff-for-puff superiority against any cigarette at any price, urging readers to choose quality over coupons. From R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston-Salem North Carolina.
The tobacco sale on Monday at Lancaster fairgrounds drew a large crowd of growers and buyers. The first effort to dispose of tobacco this way was a success with lots selling at 27 cents and 11 cents for fillers, others at 17 and 20 cents. Next sale scheduled for January 5 with greetings from M. B. Cohen of Lititz Clothing Store.
A local meat seller touts low prices and quality sausages while claiming weekly closures mornings. Customers trade anecdotes about lard, Hamburg steak, and competing shops, noting price drops after a clash with an editor and a buyer’s uncertainty about which sausage is best.
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