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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
8
A fragment quotes a saying on wealth linked to workwear and race, noting a contested Supreme painterly metaphor. The line questions whether a factory era figure in overalls should be seen as wealth’s progenitor if not displayed with other prominent ancestors.
A critic argues that people who stumble on minor tasks often wrongly conclude they lack talent for larger challenges, urging humility and measured self-assessment instead.
In a tense Lancaster county matchup, Lititz beat Lebanon 4 to 3 after a dramatic ninth inning. Peyton pitched for Lititz while Lloyd matched him for Lebanon, with both teams trading hits and near-misses as the Pretzels won on a late fielding miscue and aggressive base running. Shiffer and Diehm led Lititz with multiple hits, and Hauenstein sparked the comeback with a two-base hit to tie the game before Hackman delivered the decisive run.
Schedule lists dates and pairings for Tri County League play from June to September. Teams Lancaster Lititz Lebanon Manheim host and visit each other across nine weeks of games with repeated matchups and venues.
Millersville and the All-Lititz team met in a Thursday twilight game with All-Lititz winning 5 to 3. Millersville scored three runs in the first inning but managed only one additional hit off Mearig, while Diehm and Keller contributed in the field and at bat. The write up ends urging locals to support the next game Saturday.
A collection of brief items mentions sour cherries ripening haymaking progress and bass fishing starting July 1. It notes a rainy Sunday, a fair peach crop, the longest day passed, a short summer ahead, and a near end to the strawberry season. It also mentions partridges hatching, apricots in markets, tobacco planted, hogs eating green apples, banking safety, liquor sales in New York, Independence Day approaching, bean weather, and drivers’ caution with autos.
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