Legion Tossers Prepare For Columbia After Gettysburg Loss
Lititz American Legion basketball team hosts Columbia on Luttz Court as part of the second half County League schedule after a 53 to 32 loss to Gettysburg. The schedule includes games at Gettysburg Brownstown New Holland Georgetown and Columbia with Millersville exiting the league. Earlier the Legion tossers lost to St Lewis Girls in an exhibition at the High School gym where local teams opened the show with an exciting preliminary.
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Lititz American Legion
Columbia
Luttz Court
Gettysburg
Millersville
Brownstown
New Holland
Georgetown
Legion
St. Lewis
All-Lititz Big Five Drops Game After Long String Of Victories
The Lancaster Silk Sox defeated the All-Lititz Big Five on Lutz Court Sunday 36 to 25. A 24 to 4 first half led to the visitors’ early advantage, while the Big Five narrowed the gap with 21 second half points. The All-Lititz Reserves beat Ephrata 28 to 27 in the preceding game.
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All-Lititz
Lancaster Silk Sox
Lutz Court
All- Lititz
Ephrata
Church Meetings Scheduled by Missionary Society and Beginners Dept
The Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church meets this afternoon at 2 at Mrs. James Seaber’s home with Chester Martin in charge. The Be ginners Department Circle meets this evening at Linden Hall with Mrs. Avis Stengel.
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United, Brethren Church
James Seaber
Oteloe
Chester Martin
Moravian-Sunday School
Avis Stengel
Linden Hall
Lititz High News Staff To Attend Tri County Scholastic Press Meet
Twenty Lititz High School newspaper staffers will attend the Tri County Scholastic Press Association meeting in Hershey on Saturday. Kenneth Shelley will preside over a panel on editorial pages and three others will speak. The group will perform a skit titled One Minute To Go written by Morris Rosenberg.
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Lititz
Pretzelette
Tri-County Scholastic Press Association
Hershey
Kenneth Shelley
Morris Rosenberg
Paul R. Furlow
Lititz Junior High Wins Half League Title
Lititz captured the first half crown of the County Junior High School Basketball League by defeating Millersville Training School five 22 to 20 on Millersville court. The Red and Black five finished seven straight wins without a defeat, avoiding a tie with Manheim Township.
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Millersville Training School
Millersville
Manheim Township
Radio Agency Takes Over Spayton Radio Store
Amos W. Dietrich sold his Spruce Street grocery and now represents the Spayton Radio agency. George Heisey, who bought the store, is preparing the operation for customers in prime condition.
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Amos W. Dietrich
Spruce Street
Spayton Radio
George Heisey
Obituary for Henry Wolf 26 of Akron Area
Henry Wolf 26 son of Harry and Lillian S Wolf of near Akron died Monday evening in St Josephs Hospital Lancaster after an appendicitis operation. Survived by parents paternal grandparents Henry and Mary Wolf Akron maternal grandmother Lizzie Slair Tamage and brothers and sisters Mrs Levi Weaver Lititz Mrs Clarence Kemper Raymond Wolf Akron Luella Samuel and Yvonne Wolf at home Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm Akron Brethren Church with interment in Wolfs cemetery near Akron.
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Henry Wolf
Harry
Lillian S. Wolf
Akron
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Henry
Mary Wolf
Lizzie Slair
Tamage
Levi Weaver
Lititz
Clarence Kemper
Raymond Wolf
Luella
Samuel
Yvonne Wolf
The
Brethren Church
Neffsville Harness Maker Edward Johns Dies at 78
Edward Johns 78 of Neffsville died after a six weeks illness at Lancaster General Hospital. He lived in Neffsville his whole life and worked as a harness maker there for 57 years. Services will be held at his home tomorrow afternoon then at Neffsville Lutheran Church at 2 PM. R M Spacht funeral director.
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Edward Johns
Neffsville
Lancaster General Hospital
Neffsville Lutheran Church
R. M. Spacht
Kissel Hill Hotel Hostemptus Bathes at Morning Pump
Townsfolk recount Louis Himmelberger washing in ice cold water each morning at the Kissel Hill Hotel porch pump. Local men pass by on their way to work and note his brisk routine, claiming it keeps him alert despite chilly temps.
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Louis Himmelberger
Kissel Hill
Brendle Unites Denver Pair In Midnight Ceremony
Rev W S Brendle of the Reformed Church joined William B Lutz and Ellen Beiverling of Denver in matrimony at twelve o clock midnight on a Saturday night. The couple planned a simple Sunday morning ceremony and kept vigil the night before like fans camping for a World Series ticket.
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Denver Press
Here
W. S. Brendle
Reformed Church
Ellen Beiverling
Denver
Ushers Host Russia Talk at Moravian Church
Alexander F. Stadel a former White Army captain spoke to a large audience Monday evening at the Moravian Church meeting organized by the Ushers Association of the church.
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Alexander F. Stadel
White Army
Russia
Moravian Church
Ushers Association of the Church
Yellows Tie For First In Lititz Junior League
In Lititz the Yellows and Pinks share the league lead with four victories and no defeats. Greens sit second at three and one, Blues two and two, while Greys Oranges and Whites are one and three and Reds are four losses. Games are Saturdays on Lutz Court. this was week four of the season.
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Lititz
Greens
Blues
Lutz Court
Lititz High Five Wins Third Straight in County League
Lititz High extended its win streak to three in Section 2 of the County High School Basketball League by beating Manor Township High 46 to 39 at Millersville on Friday night. The Lititz J Vees defeated Manor J Vees 36 to 18 in the preliminary. Ephrata also owns three wins this season and sits tied with Lititz. tomorrow night coach Cr Arbogast’s varsity faces Mt. Joy High at home.
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Millersville
Manor Township High Dribblers
Lititz
J-Vees
Manor Jvees
Ephrata
Cr. Arbogast
Mt. Joy High
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