Rain Halts First Open Air Movie Show
A rain storm forced the cancellation of the first attempt to show an open air movie at Lincoln Avenue ball field on Tuesday night. Despite the weather, many attended until the storm neared, delaying but not ending plans for Friday’s screening. The Friday show, billed as a biweekly comedy, is set for 9 p.m. daylight time with 10 cent admission. Bleachers will host the crowd and additional seating will be provided.
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Pierawes
Lincoln Avenue
Ball Field
Iimlecu Theat
Heat Wave Grips Tons County With 108 Degrees
A blistering heat spell hits Tons County with unofficial readings near 108 degrees in shade. Forecasters predicted daily storms to break the heat but missed, leaving residents enduring extreme temperatures through the weekend. Storms did roll in Thursday night with clouds and brief rain. winds and heat persisted early week as residents hoped for relief.
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Lintz
Kicker’s Complaints Echo Through Broad Street Area
A Sunday afternoon report notes a local resident airing grievances near Broad and Streets about a man sleeping in the Moravian Church who was awakened by verses from a Rev. Horne sermon. The account mentions a recurring complaint pattern and hints at Dr. Kelley’s or related figures.
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Horne
Lutz Pool Opens Through Family Day Event
Our brief notes that Lutz pool offers a family day event welcoming children and adults with a focus on community use and safety programs. Local organizers promote accessible swim time and introductory lessons for new swimmers.
New Officers Institled in Lititz Rotary Club
The Lititz Rotary Club installed new officers at a Tuesday evening session closing the past year. W. H. Muth assumed the presidency and outlined the administration. Newly named officers include M. C. Demmy as vice president, Paul H. Bomber as secretary, and W. Co. Noanes as treasurer.
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Lititz
Rotary Club
Sand Annecs
Eat
W. H. Muth
Office of Press
M. C. Demmy
Paul H. Bomberger
W. Co. Noanes
Arrested For Speeding On Main Street Motorcycle Charge
B Adams of BD 4 was stopped on Main Street Monday after a police whistle. Chief says Adams claimed to be going sixty, but officers charged him with speeding, facing a court row next week.
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B. Adams
B.D. 4
Main Stret
Adams
Birth At Lancaster General Hospital Delivers Daughter
At Lancaster General Hospital Mir venti and Howard A Gara announce the birth of a daughter at 5 17 PM Friday in Lancaster Hospital.
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Lancaster General Hospital
Mir
Venti
The
Lancaster
Hosp
Howard A. Garaa
Fragmented Local Notice Blurs Names and Events
Readable fragments show Marla Couch and others planning a visit from New York. The piece notes a theft of a 300 pow motor valued at $260 and lists several local residents visiting the Chicago Fair on a professional travel tour led by Robert Fosey, legal director.
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Fis
J. Francis Bagen
Fam
Hudson, N
Jornwalent
Bagen
Elizabeth Hepp
East Main
Jonn H. Faenach
Aleve Hasnacht
Gry Brubaker
Ligrid Dershey
Ada
Chicago Fair
Robert Fosey
Mumbled OCR Summary of Local Names and Mixed Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions ages and names such as Manheim and Hunter. The legions of Adee or Adee Legion appear with unclear roles, and a vague reference to a maiming tray and a move toward a manheim zone. The readable items are names and scattered nouns with no clear event or outcome.
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Bourn
Legion Adee
Manneamund
Manheim Zune
Hunter
Reand Isning
Bali
Music and Free Ice Created for Union Picnic
Union picnic plans report music by the Det Band at the same price as last year. The event aims to provide free ice cream and treats across several areas. Continued on Page 1.
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Crear
Union Picnic
Fourth of July Fun Draws Near Six Thousand to Park
Nearly 6000 people filled Springs Park for the Fourth celebration with candlelight and fireworks. Ringgold Band led by Walter M. Smith performed as crowds gathered around the ball field and along Lincoln Avenue, Maple Street, and Orange Street roads. The event this year left funds for park improvements and drew large overflow crowds from outside the park.
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Springs Park
Celesion
Ringgold
Old Reading
Walter M. Smith
Aeneas
Lincoln Avenue
Amber
Maple Street
Orange Street
Obeying the Law Fourth of July Fireworks Report
Mary notes the Fourth celebration in town had more fireworks than recent years yet caused no major injuries. She credits strict enforcement of ordinances by the town's governing body and reports larger crowds and more cars on Fourth night.
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Walt
Snoops
Lutz Pool
Ife
Geil School Chil
Mireworks
Parte
Marla Couch
Tve
New York
Gretta
Ae Bel Muy
Wertseh Ghesh
Aitair
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