Pretzels Lose In Slugfest Across Weekend Games
The Pretzels fell short in two weekend games in a high scoring slugfest. Coach Tom Dussinger saw the team struggle to slow a powerful opponent while managing limited pitching depth. Top hitters provided some sparks, but errors and timely hits decided the outcome.
Brownstown Beats Lititz In Batting Bests And Eye-Opening Loss
Brownstown shut out Lititz 6 to 0 at Brownstown as Carvel dominated on the mound. Christiana topped Lititz 9 to 15 in a slugfest with Diller brothers driving in runs and Hoffman powering the attack. Shultz came on late for Lititz to salvage a shutout and prevent further scoring, while Brownstown’s fielding stifled Lititz rallies.
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Jobbs
Shertzer
Carlin
Hoffman
Jebbs
Mearig
Simmons
McClure
Ammon
Lititz
Christiana
Shultz
Brownstown
Brownies
Carvel
Litita
J. Wolf
Shiffer
Keller
MH. Doremus
Meig
Brownstown AB
Wolf Ss
Wolf
Brown
Wagner
Albright
Meariy
Lititz Olivets Beat Lancaster Bearcats 6 2 Home Win
The Lititz Olivets avenged a previous defeat by Lancaster Bearcats with a 6 to 2 home victory. Willie Euck pitched for the Olivets, retiring the first two batters and issuing a walk before the Bears' first hit. The Olivers exploded with three runs in the fifth and two in the seventh, sealing the win after the Bearcats finally scored in the eighth.
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Olivets
Lancaster Bearcats
Lancaster
Bear Cats
Willie Euck
Olivers
Reedy
Karding
Hans Herr Reunion Plans Annual Gathering at Williamson Park
Officers and committees of the Hans Herr Reunion Association map a full program for the annual reunion on Thursday August 5 at Williamson Park Lancaster with addresses and music. Last year’s event drew a large crowd and strong interest forecasts another record turnout. The next committee meeting will be at Henry Horr’s home in Lampeter on Thursday June 24 to finalize arrangements.
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Hans Herr Reunion Association
Siation
Williamson Park
Lancaster
Henry Horr
Lampeter
Richland at Lititz Set for Saturday Game
Richland hosts Lititz Saturday after Lititz edged Richland by one run in a prior meeting. Richland had defeated Lititz in each of the last two seasons. Mickey Carpenter is captain of the Lebanon County team. The matchup is expected to be hard fought.
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Richland
Lititz
Mickey” Carpenter
Lebanon
Reading of Jack Malyard recounted after 72 years
A reader recalls cherished memory of Jack Malyard from Cedar Hall School in Lititz. He notes the book was a Christmas gift in December 1853 and praises its lasting preservation and appeal. The writer asks others to find a copy in secondhand stores and share the reading experience.
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John Beck
Cedar Hall School
Lititz
Jack Malyard
A. St. Beck
Flight of Birds Arctic Tern Beats Long-Distance Travel
The arctic tern is the greatest bird traveler covering about 22 000 miles yearly on round trips between north and south son. It nests as far north as discovered and starts south as soon as chicks can fly. It experiences more daylight than any other animal and sees continuous sun during the northern breeding season.
Wandering notes on daily life and local trends
A compact survey of Lititz life covers quiet Linden Hall, rising road stands, Sabbath observance, Independence Day plans, travel and transport jokes, farming notes on hay and flowers, weeds, hunting in the garden, and cautions about business failure. It preserves local tone with names and place references.
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Linden Hall
Lititz
Gold Deposits at Eph rata Near Ephrata
Gold found in sand from Givler's sand mine near Ephrata with analysis showing 21 carat gold and an estimated $6.00 to $8.00 per ton. The note cautions gold in river sands varies and a thorough property examination is needed to confirm extent and value.
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Ephrata
Givler
Lancaster County
Lebanon
Police Warn of Weed Swindle in Allentown
A man posing as a State Board of Health representative went door to door on Linden Street demanding 62 cents to notify owners to cut weeds. A woman paid with a 50-cent piece and the scam was reported to police. Captain Miller warns residents not to pay and to contact police instead. The warning notes that weed cutting is timely.
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Allentown
Linden Street
State Board of Health
Miller
Fragmented Historic News Fragment Weaves Lingual Mirage
A garbled OCR style item presents a mosaic of phrases about welcome messages and tongues set forth. The readable bits reference feelings of pride and a host, with partial quotes suggesting a multilingual greeting and self reflection. No clear event or entities are discernible.
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