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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
8
Lititz High fell 32 to 28 to Manor High in Glass A Friday at Millersville, underperforming and dropping in league percentage. Dussinger led Lititz scoring as hopes centered on beating Ephrata and possible ties with Columbia.
The Lititz Alumni defeated St. Joe Catholic Club 41 to 23 on Friday night. Homer Hackman led with 15 points while Butz starred for the losers. Referee Grube. Scorekeeper Weavr. Timekeeper Leader. Periods were 10 minutes.
Rothsville and Quarryville share first place in Class B with a combined standing around 800 while other teams sit below 500. Rothsville High beat Paradise High 82 to 48 on Friday, aided by a strong passing game. Whitneys Valentine material ad suggests kids make their own Valentines.
A compact column records varied items from everyday life including mild winter notes, Valentines Day reminders, February facts such as 28 days this year and 29 next, and the sun’s longer days. It notes valentines on display, rumors of a bond issue for road building, and general public sentiment on Prohibition, travel to Europe, and car horn etiquette.
A large cement plant will be erected at Florin on the former Bennett farms west of town. The Barnes Company of Philadelphia owns the site and plans to transform it into a concrete plant with buildings and quarrying machinery to ship limestone for cement. Building contracts are signed and operations will begin when weather permits.
The term mob psychology describes collective mental processes in a disorderly gathering where individuals may act differently than alone. Mass psychology relates closely, noting how large groups influence behavior and decision making.
A business must welcome children as customers. Children remember when respected and safe shopping is provided. Advertise that youngsters can buy as safely as parents. Many prosperous stores owe success to treating kids well. The children of today become tomorrow's adults.
A brief note explains the earliest soap making era noting that soap arose from the need to remove dirt and grease. It states the first soap used goats’ tallow and beech wood ash, reflecting primitive soap production.
The latest Victor records arrive each Friday at Scott's Book Store, signaling new stock for collectors and enthusiasts. The store promotes timely updates and invites patrons to check weekly shipments for fresh additions.
A scrap of OCR shows yard prices with units and cents unclear. Mentions 89e yd, 2be yd, 19¢ yd, 48e yd, but no clear context or items. Unable to identify the products or seller from the fragment.
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