Lititz Olivets Triumph Over Oregon AAL Gi Gregen
Lititz Olivets beat Oregon AAL Gi Gregen 8 to 0 as spiked scoring came in the third and seventh frames. The game featured a strong pitching showing and timely hitting to secure the shutout victory.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
8
Lititz Olivets beat Oregon AAL Gi Gregen 8 to 0 as spiked scoring came in the third and seventh frames. The game featured a strong pitching showing and timely hitting to secure the shutout victory.
The Service and Welfare Bureau of VoiF presents a report on unemployment among veterans and graduates seeking work. It details veterans like Woolf of the 16th Company First Regiment US Marines and others who, despite experience in pipe fitting and installation work, face nine months without employment and hardship supporting four children.
A Lititz community event Saturday marks Heart Day as a Volunteers of America children’s drive. Local leaders Burgess Norman Badorf and Rev W R Sammel will represent the organization at Lititz Springs Hotel HQ, supporting destitute families of prisoners and aiding children through Hope Halls and Parma Camps.
Borough officials including Chief Burgess Nopman Badart and Solicitor Wissler met Tuesday evening. Street repairs on Cedar Street and gutters on Lincoln Avenue were discussed. Market Street Bridge to be repaired. Finance reported $7,734.88 in treasury. bills approved include M. Kofrsth carpenter services and Neptune Merer Co supplies.
Sixty two members of the High School Band enjoyed a Hershey Park outing last Friday. The Zembo Shrine hosted a supper after games and contests on the picnic grounds. A local band led a parade while St Troopers provided entertainment.
Fragmented OCR recalls a festive scene with fireworks and a busy crowd, describing preparations and the return home after the celebration. Mentions of plans, proposals, and local chatter echo a small town mood around the holiday, with several garbled names and phrases.
Two parties confront each other at a Saturday event in AY County after a tense lead up. Local officials urged calm as supporters rallied, exchanging pointed remarks and signaling ongoing political tensions ahead of upcoming elections.
A local newspaper notes the entertainer known as the leader of a boys band touring events this Saturday. Details remain limited as the article emphasizes the upcoming appearance and venue atmosphere.
A fragment notes that under Congress in 1878 the War Department was authorized to furnish suitable memorials for soldiers and sailors in national remembrance, with the secretary of war overseeing the effort.
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