Brownstown to Meet Legion Five On the Lutz Court
Brownstown faces the Legion five at Lutz Court after a weekend of 15 full games. Gettysburg beat the local Legion squad Thursday while Legion reserves topped Gibraltar. Lititz leagues run March Saturdays with six teams and a pending championship.
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Brownstown
Legion Five
Lutz
Lutz Court
Gettysburg
County League
Legion
Gibraltar
All-Lititz Big Five
Neffsville Legion
Lititz
Bob Lutz
Neffsville
Manheim Township
Alls Lititz
Paradise Eagles
Local Billiard Tournament At Grosh Cigar Store Parlor
Interest runs high as a local billiard tournament at the Grosh Cigar Store parlors seeks the best local player. Top scores reach 41 by Clifford Helter and 25 by Luther Neidermeyer. A Philadelphia artist gave a trick shot exhibition before play, greatly enjoyed by participants.
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Grosh
Clifford Helter
Luther Neidermyer
Philadelphia
Flying Yankee debuts as fast diesel train in New England
The Flying Yankee, a 606 horsepower diesel train on four trucks, begins service on Boston and Maine and Maine Central lines. Weighing 214,000 pounds, it travels at 100 miles per hour and promises large yearly savings versus steam trains, with over 200 companies involved in its development.
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United States
Lnes
Boston and Maine
Maine Central
Husit Roller Bearing Company
Frigidaire
Sterling Products Company
General Motors
Winton
Tide Water
Sunday Guests Across Manheim Area
Local families from Manheim Lititz and surrounding towns hosted Sunday visits. Names include Brubaker Witmer Nelson Diehm Keath Moyer Randler Koehler Bomberger Binder and others with multiple households listed as hosts or guests in a community social roundup.
Community Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings in Lancaster Area
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ayres of Lancaster visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans. Ed Weber of Centreville and Alf Weber’s family hosted relatives. Lloyd Buchter and family joined visits to Ephrata with the Buechter family. Baker and Ober households from Clay met Shenk and Hoke families in Central Manor. Grant and Naomi Miller and sons with Lancaster ties joined the Lititz Himmelberger family in weekend visits.
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Theodore Ayres
Lancaster
Harry Evans
Ed. Weber
Centerville
Alf. Weber
Lloyd Buchter
Ephrata
Harry Buechter
William Baker
Lloyd Ober
Clay
John Shenk
Raymond Hoke
Central Manor
Grant Miller
Naomi Miller
William Miller
Leon Himmelberger
Lititz
Social visits and a hospital update in Lancaster area
Sunday gatherings include Mr and Mrs Louis Himmelberger plus the Steffys and two sons with James Miller visiting Chester Habecker family. Mrs John Habecker underwent appendicitis surgery at Lancaster General Hospital and is improving. Grace Emanuel Reifsnyder and James Miller joined the Habecker family Sunday. Mary Reemsnyder of Ephrata visited Grace and Marion Biemesderfer.
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Louis Himmelberger
Earl Steffy
James Miller
Chester Habecker
John Habecker
Lancaster General Hospital
Beaver Stauffer
Grace
Emanuel Reifsnyder
Mary Reemsnyder
Ephrata
Marion Biemesderfer
Interesting local news on every page today RECORD
The RECORD highlights engaging local items across the page with community focus. Readers are invited to explore brief notices, sports snippets and column notes that reflect area events and concerns.
Personal notices from a Sunday in Lancaster County
A crowded schedule recaps visits and gatherings across local homes. Dr and Mrs Curtis Henge and Miss Mabel Leib visited Henry Risser in Brunnerville. the Derr family hosted Ira Henry and son Eugene. Florence Kramer and Walter Stuber from Shoeneck joined the scene. Jamie Kline and family visited Morris Eckert and kin at Brunnerville. Elvin Sheaffer attended a Valentine party at Irvin Burkholder’s in Farm ersville. Amos Dietrich and John Treisch visited in Hinkletown. George and Lizzie Keith of Lititz and Manheim called on Emma Ebling in Reinholds. John Hegs and family hosted many from Akron and Lititz. C and Kauffman opened an inspirational rally in Brownstown at Emanuel Evangelical Church with prayer.
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Curtis Henge
Mabel Leib
Henry Risser
Brunnerville
William Derr
Ira Henry
Eugene
Florence Kramer
Walter Stuber
Shoeneck
Jamie Kline
Morris Eckert
Elvin Sheaffer
Irvin Burkholder
Farmersville
Amos Dietrich
John Treisch
Hinkletown
George Keith
Lititz
Lizzie Keith
Manheim
Emma Ebling
Reinholds
John Hegs
Akron
Elmer Hershey
Frank Hershey
Joseph Hess
Simon Hess
Oxford
C. &. Kauffman
Lancaster County Federation of Men's
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Brownstown
You can't keep character out of faces Justice is OK for the other fellow
A terse remark on public perception of justice and accountability, implying bias in treatment of individuals based on appearance or status. The line suggests uneven handling of guilt and innocence in civic or legal contexts.
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Pinks
Greens
Lititz Dels
Spruce Street Five
Lititz Apostles
Lititz White Swans
Dionne Little Five
Lime Rock
Flying
Elec
New England
By Lattimer Shaw
Tide Water Oil Company
General Electric
Winston Engine Corporation
Amelia Brubaker
Kathryn Brubaker
Isaac
Rufus Brubaker
Shirley Witmer
J. L. Graybill
W. K. Nelson
Arthur Nelson
Penryn
Gertrude Heckel
Mary Young
Paul Diehm
Frank Diehm
Mary
Lois Diehm
Ralph Newcomer
Washington
Borour
Harold Shoizberger
Joy
Rufus Heisey
Huber Fetter
Lexington
Irvin Keath
Mildred
Verna
Charles Keath
Norman Keath
Ella Moyer
Joseph Bell
Haltville
Willian Randler
Txuze Grube
Pencyn
Cyrus Neff
Charles Randler
Millersville
LB. Koehler
Meda
Jerome Koehler
Jay Edwards
Phares Bomberger
Hiram Witmer
Mt. Joy
J. M. Bomberger
Fannie Bomberger
Anna Binder
Salunga
Rohrer Keller
Paul Hershey
Kissel Hill
Hallville
Battery Sales & Service
Sinclair Gas and Oil
Alfred Biggs
Muale
Justice
O. K
Long & Co
Lititz, PA
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