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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
Industrial League schedule lists games from June to August with matchups including Litho Ideal S-F & S Oneida and variations. Dates show multiple fixtures each week across July and August, detailing home and away contests and opponents such as Litho Ideal Oneida S-F & S.
Schedule shows September matchups with Oneida against Ideal, S F and S facing Litho, and S F and S meeting Oneida. The listings outline multiple team pairings across dates and venues.
The Warwick township school board appoints Rothsville Charles A Miller as principal and lists nine teachers including Edna Hale Viola Mease Helen Martin Ruth Ackerman Alta Zercher Elizabeth Martin Sue Noll Maggie Buch H L Minnich Ruth Gundrum Hettie Hess Pauline Doster and notes vacancies at Millport Buchs Huber’s and Kissel Hill. Salaries rise to 100 dollars for experienced teachers and 70 to 75 for beginners with Rothsville eight month term and other schools seven months. Applicants may inquire of any school board member with H L Binkley as president and G G Minnich as secretary.
Linden Hall Seminary plans a Monday evening performance of Happiness by J Hartley Manners on June 7 1920 at 815 at the Linden Hall Auditorium. The comedy follows Jenny Wreay from dressmaker helper to a fashionable New York modiste with a buoyant Irish suitor and a vivid social arc.
A series of visits occurs in York Eph rata and Lancaster with people from Philadelphia Reading Chester and Lebanon spending time with local families. Notable guests include Mr Harry Reidenbach Mrs Susan Stark Miss Ella Sallade Miss Else Rulon Miss Libbie Buch and families in Lititz and Pen Argyl. A Farm Women No 1 meeting is set near Lititz with a talk on child health by Mrs Clementine Kisch and planned entertainments.
Mr. J. Hoffman Bricker of the Lititz band proposed a cooperative Musicians' Club and received an encouraging letter from Paul E. Beck, State Supervisor of Music, pledging assistance. A separate odd exchange in a darkened room involved a remark about rages and a reply about a cold nose.
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