Columbia Beats Legion 5 in Coun ty Amy League clash
Columbia routed the Legion 57 to 27 on Tuesday night in a County Amy League game at Columbia. The Legion dropped to third place while Columbia strengthened its bid in the final standings.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
3
Columbia routed the Legion 57 to 27 on Tuesday night in a County Amy League game at Columbia. The Legion dropped to third place while Columbia strengthened its bid in the final standings.
The account recalls Feb 1 1923 when Lititz High led by Homer man and Hackman posted strong scoring against Juni Liege Ruhl Hershey and Reedy. The following night Feb 16 Lancaster High defeated Pottsville 35 to 31 and Lititz were routed 47 to 29. Lancaster-Lititz rivalry and scheduling tensions noted.
The article notes actress Vee Pintrich turning to American cooking during a Hollywood stay before a Europe vacation. Her home menu includes Eggs Louisiana a dish blending condensed tomato soup gold water crumbled crackers and vegetables baked with cheese for a comforting midday meal.
Lititz Motor Sales displays Ford’s new V-8 amid fan interest. The 75 horsepower engine powers a car with a 112 inch wheelbase, aluminum heads, and advanced styling including sloping radiator and revamped fenders. Prices are claimed lower than prior eight cylinder models.
Game protector John M. Haver calls on spokemen, farmers, boy scouts and rural carriers to feed game and birds in snow covered woods. Feed should be placed in natural shelters, not scattered. District volunteers may obtain tree feed at B L Sharp's North Broad Street store, with rabbits stocked nearby and hopes for a good number of rivg.
A brief note indicates neck pheasants will be released in the local area. No further details on timing or quantities are provided in the accessible text.
Corporal Harry E. Myers heads the Lancaster County motor patrol and will speak at the Lancaster Automobile Club meeting in Troup Music Hall at 88 W. King St. at 8 o clock tomorrow. He will discuss highway safety and answer patrol questions. S. Edward Gable will preside and admission is free.
The Lancaster County Agricultural Association will hold its annual meeting in the CGA Auditorium Lancaster on Tuesday. The board will be elected for the coming year and a review of 20 years extension work in the state will be given by Elidinger of State College. Luncheon and musical entertainment follow with a session on farm taxation and home textiles led by Miss Margaret Brown of State College.
Purported bladder remedy notes impurities and excess acidity causing nighttime urination and frequent desire. Describes Juni per oil in Bukets tablets with plant ingredients claiming to smooth the bladder akin to castor oil for bowels. Sold by Moyers' Drug Store with money-back guarantee after four days if no relief.
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