Bretzels and Mountville clash in county baseball thriller
The report details a high tension game where Bretzels edged Schaefferstown with late plays and hot water for McCloud, while nerves sparked fireworks as fans reacted to key outs at home. Upcoming Mountville visit promises a county championship chase with Manheim and Lititz rivalries and a picnic day against Ephrata. Two deaths from a Saturday lightning storm are reported, along with executions issued in local civil actions. A birthday bash for H G Whitcraft at Elysian Fields capped the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefferstown
Yerger
Diehm
Mac McCloud
McCloud
Schaeferstown
Murphy
Meily
Mountville Mine
Manheim
Reading
P.M
Lititz Store Promises Quality Goods at Low Prices
An advertisement touts a Lititz shop serving the people with complete clothing and gents furnishings lines, including felt and straw hats. It highlights Crossett shoes for men and Radcliff for women, claiming Crossett shoes ease life’s walk and prices are the lowest.
Sales Notices From Record Office Listings
The RECORD announces sale bills printed at its office will be noticed in the paper free from submission through the sale week. Listings include July 23 near Akron station featuring heists and bulls by H N Wolf & Son, July 8 at Ephrata 85 cows and springers by Geo S Demmy, July 12 at Leber's side and exchange stable Ephrata Scarlond western horses by Jos W Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Station
Svc
H. N. Wolf & Son
Ephrata
Geo. S. Demmy
Leber's
Ant Exchange
Jos. W. Baker
Death of Manheim proprietor Summy at thirty six
Last summons Homer B. Summy, proprietor of the Summy House in Manheim and a prominent borough resident, died Thursday July 3 after a Brights disease illness at age 36. He was a Manheim high school graduate and Selah Lodge member. He ran a shoe store, then the Summy House hotel for six years, leaving a wife, mother, and three children Ralph Helen and Pauline at home.
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Homer B. Summy
Summy House
Manheim
Bright
Manheim Borough
Selah Lodge
Summy
S. G. Summy
Ralph
Helen
Pauline
John C Grube Takes His Life in Reading Park
John C Grube a Reading resident and Lancaster county native aged 62 died by hanging in Hampden Park Reading on a Friday afternoonDespondency was named as the cause He left a wife and nine children Wayne Jacob Harry Cors Mabel Ralph and Lloyd survive plus nine grandchildren The body was sent to Wayne G Grube home for funeral services at the Evangelical church with interment in the local cemetery Also notes on Tobacco Market Lancaster Examiner reporting no trade activity inventory taking and crop prospects for 1912 1913 with favorable weather and pest conditions in York and Lancaster counties
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John C. Grube
Reading
Lancaster County
Akron
Hampden Park
Grube
Isabella Rogers
Wayne C
Jacob
Boyertown
Harry
Cors
Johnson Kauffman
Mabel
James Keller
Ralph
Lloyd
Mengle
Wayne G. Grube
Evangelical Church
Lancaster Examiner
York
Lancaster
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Bretzels
Harry Arment
Slackwater
Robert B. Deitz
Lock Haven
Drumore
Dietz
H. G. Whitcraft
United Zion Home
Lititz
Elysian Fields
M. G. Brubaker
Fruitville
Whitcraft
Carpente
Mellinger
Butzer
Jiarefeerstown Co
Lutz
Rum
Steinmetz
Barfiett
Lutitz Iwetterstown
Carpenter
Spickler
G.ivkier
Melltinger
Tomerun F. Spickler
Inspiration Entertainment
Lititz New Store
Will Leber
Suleane Exchange
Kansas
H.N. Wolf & Sons
Croley Carson
Diamond Station
Law P. M
PL & Ry
Romig Artel
Elephans
Borough of
Geo
S. Demmy
South Broad Street
Sal Green
Homer
Reading Park
Welch’s Grape Juice
Welch’s
B. B. Leaman
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
THE
Estelle
Bautifully
Pacific Ave
Arkin and
Michigan
AVC
Reading Depot
M. Mullen
Atlantic City
N. J
Donovan
East King SL
Lancaster, Pa
S. M. Huber
Horace BE. Sturgis
Isaac Sarah
Penryn
John D. Bear
Ind
Bell ’Phone
Zartman’s New Store
J. C. Felker
Orange St
Warwick
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