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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
9
Fragments describe locals Bosser and Jake blowing whistles on Broad Street and Second Avenue Friday and Sunday nights. Readers note borough council plans a porch watching fee, while critics quip about nicknames for the paper and rising circulation amid accusations.
A guide explains the process for submitting news via telephone. Readers are instructed to call, identify with a code like V17 BR, report news clearly, then retrieve the RECORD the following Thursday to read the contents.
The text reports on the Legion Twilight Ball standings through Tuesday night, noting battles with the Browns and a recent Giants win that breaks a potential deadlock. It mentions a sequence of games up to that Tuesday, highlighting rivals and a shifting tally in the 12-game stretch.
Browns 1 8 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Red Sox 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0. Two-base hit foltz stauffer mathers kepp. Keener ember three-base mathers eppley. Stolen bases west mathers getz keppley pfautz keener kiting. Bases on balls off keener mathers. Hit by pitch by athe keener keener 1 hoffman. Umpires carpenter george.
On busy Saturday nights Lititz faces growing parking congestion as shoppers spend 15 to 20 minutes hunting spots. Some towns keep maps off main streets to ease the issue, but wide reliance on curbside limits may still arise as drivers try to minimize time spent parking.
Mrs MW ford and sons from Annapo visit Myre Lillie in Marion Greve Pa visits 3 SS Zivsaetman Rev D P 1 ta week esdorf celebrated.
A large sober crowd braved heavy rain for the Fourth of July in town. Hon. D. W. Seitzer of Pottsville led the day as orator. A woman fell into mud from a plank walk after the rain. The Lititz Distillery shut for eight months of repairs after producing over 15 tons of whiskey. Lititz beat the Jumbo baseball team of Terre Hill 24 to 9. A severe storm toppled hundreds of trees from New Mannheim to Millport. Several local residents are noted for travel, illness, or activities including camping, visits, and social events.
Twenty five years ago a home for the German Baptists was anticipated on land owned by Nathan Beabaker along the Lancaster and Lititz turnpike north of Neffsville. Workmen drift for water. if found, the home will be built. If not, plans abandoned.
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