Nazareth Block Sold to Nazareth Item Purchaser
Charles N. Anglemire of Nazareth bought the Nazareth Item block on South Main Street from Albert O. Sturgis. The property includes a dwelling two store rooms and a printing office with tenants Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co Nazareth Item Printing Co and residents Mrs Anglemire milliner Joseph H Richert manager. The block runs from Main to Green streets in central Nazareth.
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Charles N. Anglemire
Nazareth
Main Street
Albert O. Sturgis
Green Street
Work of Putting Tarvia on Streets Completed
Practically all town streets received tarvia and fine slag. the process likens to a dentist visit, necessary though unpleasant. Some residue enters homes, tarvia not entirely removable by washing. Two railroad car tanks and five carloads of slag used to cover Lit itz. tarvia extended to the turnpike toward Lancaster.
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Lititz
Tarvia
Here
Lancaster
Eleven inning tie ends Lititz Reamstown game
Lititz and Reamstown battled eleven innings on Saturday, ending 3 to 3 as rain moved in. Elmer Grown of Mt. Joy starred for the Pretzels pitching in his comeback game, while Reamstown scored three runs in the second inning before the effort faded.
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Lititz
Reamstown
Elmer Grown
Mt. Joy
Elmer
Aliens
Kinks
Brown
Adamstown
Lititz Bunt Rally Keeps Game Alive In Narrow Bench
In the sixth Lititz began a bunt rally as Murphy fielded a soft ball between pitcher and catcher and two runners came in. Meily followed with a safe bunt, while Furlow and Wagner executed quiet plays to load the bases. Brown singled in the ninth, Hauenstein walked, Mearig hit scoring the tying run but Brown was cut down at home. Lititz finally tied on Murphy’s hit.
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Lititz
Murphy
Meily
Furlow
Wagner
Brown
Hauenstein
Mearig
Littig
Scoreline Fades as Runners Fail With Bases Loaded
In a tense stretch the team saw runners reach every inning but left them stranded at the bases. The score remains unsettled as late opportunities fade and defenses hold.
Adamstown First Baseman Shines In Local Game
Murphy stars for Adamstown beating Reametown as Spickler leads with five hits in six trips. Capt Spickler’s sharp passing and base running drew cheers while Furlow and Hassler contributed offensively. Reamstown supporters teased offers to sign the standout, amid a lively display at the ballpark.
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EL Snyder
Adamstown
Hauenstein
Butzer
Jacob Snyder
Broad Spickler
Street
Meily
Capt Spickler
Hassler
Martin
Brown
Reamstowners
Reametown
Litila
Diamond Pick-Ups Lititz Schedule Before Fourth
Diamond Pick-Ups Lititz will not play at home again before the Fourth. Saturday they travel to Quarryville and June 28 visit Terre Hill. The article notes Lililg as a fighting team with never-say-die spirit.
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Lititz
Quarryville
Terre Hill
Lililg
Brown
Neffsville consolidation school site plans advance
The Manheim Two School Board progresses with plans for a new consolidation school and high school buildings at Neffsville. County Superintendent Fleisher visited Neffsville Tuesday evening to help secure a suitable location after reviewing several sites.
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Manheim Two
Neffsville
Fleisher
Sin
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Farmers Nat’l Bank
Penna
Sturgis
Orn
Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
Dreamland Theatre
Billy Reaves
E Merkls
Miller
Shhop
Good
G Snyder
G Bechtel
Doremus
Leed
Rathmaan
Big Snyder
Ning
Lititz Springs National Bank
Lititz, Pa
D. M. Graybill
H. H. Diewmn
Haberdashers
Lititz Clothing
South Broad Street
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