Legion All-Stars To Play Lancaster Team Tonight
Legion All-Stars open season with a 21 run victory over Pottstown Colored Giants on Lincoln Avenue. Tomigar drilled for the Hubby Red Sox of Lancaster as local fans prepare to compare teams with Lancaster County League. The practice exhibition drew praise, while observers noted close plays and a disputed runner call at second base.
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Legion
Lancaster
Tre Li
Pottstown Colored Giants
Licoln Avenue
Tomigar
Red Sox
Lincoln Avenue
Jai Livitz
Howey
Denb My
Lititz
Kep
Sale Of Sturgis House Expected At Flatly Date
Three prospective bidders, besides William F. Kneller of Manheim, have filed bonds to guarantee bids on the Sturgis House sale, with spirited competitive bidding expected as the date nears in town real estate circles.
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Sturgis
Sturgi
Wm. FP. Kneller
Manheim
Expecta Matteg Hotel
Two Drivers Fined For Speeding At Hearings
Two drivers were fined for speeding in hearings before officials including Squite A ML Shigsler Fry Tebanon and Lititz R D Po. Chief Kreider said penalties will continue to be meted out. arrests in the campaign were noted.
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South Broad
Shigsler
Fry
Tebanon
Tone
Lititz
Kreider
Picnic Announcement by Lutheran Ushers at Penryn Grove
Usher group from the Lutheran church plans its annual picnic at Penryn Grove with pre picnic talks and planned safety and activity routines. The event follows the usual schedule and is expected to draw members and families.
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Penryn Geove
Birth Announced for Gray Family Daughter in Lancaster
Me and Mrs Harry Gray announce the birth of a daughter at 7 30 AM Monday at St Josey Hospital Lancaster.
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Harry Gray
At. Josey Hospital
Lancaster
Dream and Do in the Lilta Voesday Evening
Fragmented text references Dr OG Pranta and a Rotary Chip event on a Lilta Voesday evening. The passage mentions investigations, ranks, and concerns about an organization’s actions. Reading is partial, with unclear names and places.
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Pranta
Local News Briefs From Hill Community Week
The note filled item lists many town residents and visitors over a week, naming Reba Belmer at her grandparents J 3, Julia Belmer, Stephen Levan, and others. It mentions families attending church, Camp Kanesetacke plans, graduations, and local social visits including Lill Oud, Margarey Counts, and the Gibbel family. Community events include a Sunday gathering, a story hour run by WCTU, a bankers’ meeting at General Sutter Hotel, and updates on home repainting and school wing improvements.
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Anvy Seaman
Kvalys Zimmerman
Marian Kuntfman Summy
Mimny
Earny
Pln
Av Biglet Jean
Balt
Lilloud
Margarey Counts
Counts
New Street
Hame
A Mathers
Baithmore
Guy Calvert Visqothe
Kirkwood
Satw
Mes
D. P. Longedorf
Daniel Weinman
Mi Ybaugh
Thorelt
Melinger
Jean Utz
Florence AlQareeantz
Dillon Putt
Willan Tfornberger
Schoel Methods
Weidhein
Aviene Beck
Town
Margaret Beard
Brickerville
Camp Kanesetacke
Saran
F. W. Stengel
West
Rotary International Air Detroit
Washington
Stengel
Geng
Howard Burkhart
Paul Gee
Schugikil
Wagner
Harold
Ioanoke
Wallaees
All of
Salem Re
Ion Lutheran
Leonodist Episcotov
Helle Leacock
Leola
SS. Pauls Lutheran
Long’s Fark
Reading Paan
County Wag
General Sutter Hotel
Las Ig
Vacation Homes Sought Here For Poor Children OF NY
A list of proposed vacation homes for poor New York children seeks placement across districts. Organization members in Penryn, Seqae Kaylor, Wim, Manheim, Rethevill, Millway and Kissel Hill will receive applications. two weeks are allotted for inquiries and a committee will review candidates.
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Iver
Lancaster
Chainman
Penryn
Seqae Kaylor
Wim
James Pe
Manheim R
M. Tewman
School Board Plans Raze House in July Meeting
Lititz School Board held its July meeting in the school building. Reelection of T. H. as col lector was noted and the board decided to raze another house on West Orange Street after tenant vacates in 80 days. Grosh retained in the tax position on same basis as before. bond required by law received. Discussion covered the Rader property and Bollinger property improvements.
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T.h
West Orange Street
Lititz
Grosh
Wpo
Bollinger
American Legion Carnival set for Saturday at Garden Spot
The Legion Carnival on Saturday night near Lancaster Lititz Pike draws a large crowd. Schnitzelbank Jug Band with Prof Schnitzel and Cliff Gray perform amplified by Goodway System. Admission is 50 cents, under 12 free, parking free, four gate prizes offered.
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American Legion
Lancaster-Lititz Pike
Schnitzelbank Jug Band
Prof. Schnitzel
Cliff Gray
Old Hit Billy
Radio Fame
Goodway
Uider
Weather forecaster wife of welfare chief shocks rotarians
SNOOPS and Mervyn Sinclair, head of the Council for the Blind, noted at a Rotary Club meeting that his wife acts as a weather forecaster. She based forecasts on Baer's Almanac, then discovered the 1943 almanac was used. A light refinement of the cranium seems as adequate as a episodic yard an improvement of the optic to equine quadruped devoid of its visionary capacity.
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Mervyn Sinclair
Council For the Blind
State Department of Welfare
Rotary Club
Baer
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