Travelers Near and Far In Town and Nearby
Mrs J Jacoby and son Wilford and Jacob Rosenberg of Philadelphia visited over the weekend. Numerous locals and visitors were noted including Miss Elizabeth Grosh Mt Joy and Misses Helen and Catherine Madeia Lancaster. The Mummers parade was a family outing for C T Ritchie and relatives. Allen Kofroth and Irene Wolf of Jiitz wed New Year’s Day by Reverend J H Kauffman with a ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jacoby
Wilford
Jacob Rosenberg
Philadelphia
Joseph Dreitus
Frank Leinbach
Wyomissing
Elizabeth Grosh
Mt. Joy
Grosh
The
Ideal Chocolate Factory
Helen
Catherine Madeiia
Lancaster
Edwin Sturgis
Helen Sturgis
Mary Godfrey
Tuckahoe
N. J
Clayton Fisher
South Bend
Ind
C. T. Ritchie
Fisher
Ritchie
Allen Kofroth
Irene Wolf
Jiitz
J. H. Kauffman
Pine Hill
Post Office Sees Record Year and Holiday Rush
Local post office statistics show a 16 percent rise over the prior year with December up 299 percent from a year earlier. Christmas mail was heaviest ever, cleared by noon on December 25, while parcel post deliveries rode the rack on two days amid a card flood and postal deluge.
Weathered 1924 forecast and Farm Women meeting notice
A reflective look at 1924 predictions and conditions notes rain, leap year quirks, tax reminders, Christmas shortages, and the upcoming Farm Women No 1 meeting at Mrs W Martin Hess’s home. Also reports recent property sales by Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency with multiple parcels sold to local buyers. Milley & Habecker advertise pre inventory sale with week only terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women No
Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women No
W. Martin Hess
Lititz
Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency
M. M. Garman, Prep
E. King St
Lancaster
Harris
Allen R. Whitmyer
East New Street
Walter S. Clair
Millway
Herbert H. Mann
Mr. Mann
Calvin Hine
Ames S. Shrom
Quarryville
Mr. Shrom
Harry M. Witmer
Eden Township
Oscar E. Duffy
Duffy
S. N. Root
Landisville
E. Hempfield Township
E. Petersburg
Henry Heller
Akron
Milley & Habecker
Lititz Legion Team Fights Hard In Local Basketball Action
Reading Olivers edged Lititz 25 23 as Lititz Post beat Shillington in a New Year extra period 52 29 and defeated Reading M C A 27 23. Lititz led by Doster and Ruhl while Reading relied on Weiss and Evans as both teams featured strong defense and fast passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Lititz
Reading Boys
Lititz Legion
Reading Olivers
Litiz
Lititz Post
Shillington
Reading ¥. M. C. A
Rohl
Weiss
Doster
Caller Ruhl
Miller
Wenger
Carper
Reading Y.M.C. A
Duster
Hunter Ruhl
Levin Hershey
Weiss Mallory
Wazella Evans
Wise
Rahl
Hackman
Mallory
Evans
Hunter
Herahey
Wazella
Jones
Lititz Reserves Fall to Marietta After Late Rally
Lititz reserves led in the first half on Friday evening on their gym floor but fell to Marietta after a late rally. Stauffer of Lititz hit four field goals in the final period while Spangler and Orth starred for Marietta with the top scoring totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Lititz
Stauffer
Spangler
Orth
Tis Bucher
O'Brien
F . Spangler
Pry
G Erb
G . Orth
Yaya
Lititz High Falls to Gettysburg in Dr Tuesday clash 27 38
Lititz High lost at Gettysburg on Tuesday by a score of 27 to 38 and was greatly outweighed. A creek accident near Ephrata involved four Lititz youths driving their car over an embankment into Cocalico Creek with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Lititz
Lititz High
Gettysburg
Tdr
Roduy
Millersville
Roddy
Cocalico Dreek
Ephrata
Harvey Raunik
Luther Sharp
Clarence Keller
Harding
Lancaster
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W. Knoll
Myrtle Groff
William Porter
William, Jr
J. Albert Hall
Broad Street
Charles Rumple
Kofroth
Per Doz
California Prunes
Victor Bread
Por
ASCO
Calif
Santa Clara
East Main Street
Pear
Legion
Reading Power
Transit Five
Legion Boys
Annville
Aungille
Lebanon
Lititz High Lassies
Pfautz
Pasnacht
Hershey
Lititz H
Meiskey
Foo
Fasnacht
Wahl
Wertsch
Girvin
Lititz I
Haclanan
Gundrum
Gordon
Hoffman
G Eberly
G Meiskey
Severed
Tis Howard
Lane
Tongenecker
Landis
Furlow
Waller
Zach
Rich
WM. M. Amer
Gnosis Society
Lancaster, Pa
Farmers National Bank
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