Georgetown Faces Legion B B Team Tonight In County League
Georgetown hosts Lititz American Legion basketball on the Lutz court after a 86 to 39 win over New Holland in the County League. The Legion reserves beat New Holland reserves 22 to 21 and have four more games in the first half with Millersville Brownstown and New Holland on the schedule.
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Lititz American Legion
New Holland
Lutz Court
Legion
Georgetown
Lititz
Millersville
Brownstown
Lititz Triumphs in League Showdown with EphratA
Lititz High School’s Red and Black claimed the league title by winning both halves. They beat EphratA 85 to 50 at Ephrata in a large crowd. Earlier, West Lampeter girls defeated Lititz 22 to 17.
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Ephrata
West Lampeter
Lititz High
Rothsville Junior High
Rothsville High Girls
Manheim Driver Hurt After Car Collision With Parked Vehicle
Edward Strohm aged 34 of Lititz Route 1 suffered a broken nose and facial cuts when his car hit a parked vehicle in Manheim late Saturday. Chief Charles Hollinger of Manheim transported Strohm to Lancaster General Hospital for treatment.
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Edward Strohm
Lititz R. D. 1
Manheim
Charles Hollinger
Ry. Strohm
Lancaster General Hospital
Lititz High School Bands Compete in County Contests
Lititz High School has sent its band and orchestra and soloists to divisional and state contests, with county level competition slated before the Pennsylvania Forensic and Music League events. Six schools have entered, including Manheim New Holland Manor Township West Lampeter Mt Joy. dates and sites to be announced.
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Lititz High School
Pennsylvania Forensic
M. G. Demy
Lancaster County
Demmy
Arthur P. Mylin
Manheim
New Holland
Manor Township
West Lampeter
Mt. Joy
Lititz
Columbia
Strasburg
Mildred” Young
Robert,Gangner
Kenneth Shelley
Pennsylvania Forensic and Music League
P T A Meeting Hears State President on Education Significance
Mrs Catherine Hall president of the State Parent Teachers Association spoke on The Educational Significance at the local P T A meeting in the High School assembly room Tuesday night. Rev Joseph K Donat led devotions and eighth grade pupils under James Grim performed songs. The next meeting on February 19 features Lancaster policewoman Miss Agnes T Ferriter as speaker with under sixteen admitted.
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Arthur
William Keller
Front St
American Bakers Association of
Minneapolis
Keller
United States
Catherine Hall
State
Parent-Teachers’ Association
P T. A
Joseph K. Donat
James Grim
Agnes T. Ferriter
Lancaster
RECORD Classified Atlvs Bring Results
Record classifieds section delivers outcomes from numerous listings. Advertisers report success in sales, services, and job postings as readers respond to targeted ads.
Prayer Meetings Schedule With Local Leaders
Prayer meetings are listed under local leaders including Harry R Wertsch John McCloud Rev Longsdorf and Byron K Horne. Meetings take place at homes on W Second Ave Cedar Street Main and Centre Streets and nearby addresses with multiple days noted in the Eastern District.
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Harry R. Wertsch
Edwin Yingst
Second Ave
John McCloud
Robert Gibson
S. Cedar St
Longsdorf
South Broad Street
Main
Centre Streets
Byron K. Horne
Elizabeth Hepp
E. Main Street
E. Main St
Mrs Donat and son return from Lancaster General
Mrs. Joseph K. Donat and her son came back to their home last Tuesday from Lancaster General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Balmer hosted Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Nestleroth and their son John of Elm during the weekend.
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Lancaster General Hospital
Lester Balmer
C. S. Nestleroth and Son
John
Elm
Religious group schedules house meetings across districts
The notice lists multiple weekly gatherings led by Rev J Harold Mumper and other leaders across Southwestern Northwestern and Northeastern districts. Homes on Main Street Spruce Street Broad Street Lincoln Avenue and Front Street host sessions from Monday to Friday with leaders named for each day.
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T. M. Kissinger
E. Main St
N. D. Sturgis
Clara Pfantz
South Broad St
W. Orange St
J. Harold Mumper
P. F. Snyder
S. Spruce St
John Mathers
David Bricker
Spruce St
Bricker
Chas. H. Zartman
S. Spruce Street
C. B. Dussinger
Hiram Reedy
Rev. Mumper
Lester Balmer
S. Broad St
Mary Longenecker
West Orange St
Geo. B. Raezer
John Schleith
Spruce Street
Walter Miller
N. Broad St
Frank Reed
West Lincoln Ave
Ezra Hartranft
Hast. Main Street
J .C. H. Light
Emanue Ditzler
Lincoln Ave
Guy L. Calvert
New Street
B. M. Brookmyer
Front St
Harry Bucher
New and Water Sts
McKee Weaver
Kids League Opens Second Year In Lititz
The Lititz Junior Basketball League began its second season last Saturday on the Lutz court with four games. Oranges beat Reds 18 12, Pinks tied Greens 18 18, Yellows beat Greys 21 8, Blues beat Whites 20 16. Officers: President Bud Carpenter Vice President Rob Lutz Secretary H Lutz Assistant Secretary Carl Woorley. Forty eight kids enrolled.
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Lititz
Lutz Court
Oranges
Reds
Pinks
Greens
Yellows
Greys
Blues
Kids League
Bud Carpenter
Rob Lutz
H. Lutz
Carl Woorley
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Wagaman
Aedmote
Lehrom
Albright
Carpenter
Ranck
Seseei
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Furjanie
DeFranco
Saxinger
He Lines
Schrey
Emerick
Tebees
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An Lititz Legion
J. West
Fischrom
CG - Ea
Ed Albright
Ep. Carpenter
Peete Seri Ranck
Suekethass
Wee
DeFranca
F Heller
Sip Thee Disehteer
Doremus
Kiick
McQuade
Reber
Trask
W. Kiick
Geben Las
Shhreiner
Mathers
McCloud
Pfautz
Shelley
Shreiner
Weauetese Mathers
An Wagaman
G .Hackman
Seesesss
Witmer
Seeegessee Sherrard
A Kauffman
J Yeagley
C Minney
Geazerascus
Byer
Weller
Chool A
Helen Farrand
Margaret Longenecker
Pretzelette
Dillon Putt
Paul R. Furlow
State Scholastic Press Association
Black
L’s
Willard Mathers
Paul Spiekler
James Arndt
Galen Minnich
Harold Girvin
Luther McCloud
Levi Royer
Herbert Wagaman
Marcus Hartranft
Samuel Snavely
Christian Bachman
Robt. Wonder
Ralph Pfautz
Alfred Keller
Ralph
Busser
Kids” League
Spacht
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