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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
7
Americans seek domestic travel as European demand ebbs due to currency depreciation. The Conoco Travel Bureau in Denver offers free maps and hotel guides by mail to readers who subscribe, detailing routes and places of interest within state borders.
In a tense game the All Stars defeated the Colored Giants as Lititz bowlers moved into scoring positions in the sixth inning. A misplayed fly ball sparked a rally, with W. Corum and Pet connecting for key hits. Folded text obscures remaining details.
A protest over the opening Twilight League game continues with confusion over a disputed play and potential replay. The Browns question a decision as rain interrupting the finish leaves the outcome unresolved as officials review the late innings.
A dickenael, a bird not seen in the county for over two years, was spotted Friday on the Graybill farm near town by Robert Snyder. He notified Barton Sharp to verify the sighting. The small bird resembled an English sparrow with a distinctive yeast and black toast color.
The death of John Roger, 34, of Hopeland, is being investigated as accidental. He was found with a bullet wound in the left thigh in a kitchen last Tuesday night. Coroner and deputy coroner examined the scene, with Dr. Car and officers reporting the wounded man later died from loss of blood at the hospital.
The article notes Boyer employed at United States Asbestos plant in Manheim. He is survived by his wife Elsie Weil Boyer and a son John Jr. at home. His parents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Boyer, near Hopeland, plus brothers and sisters including Cyrus Jr near Hopeland, Mrs Ralph Schaeffer Akron, Mr Teiney near Hopeland, M Lan Bowman Hopeland, Mrs Clayton Heimes Lancaster, and Mrs VWarry Siving Hopeland.
An article describes Freon as the widely used refrigerant for trains ships offices hotels and homes. It mentions Aspeon as a colorless nearly odorless refrigerant additive with nonpoisonous noncorrosive low flammability and non absorbent properties, noting its fire suppression potential and lack of harm to foods plants or fabrics.
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