Lititz High Beats Rothsville In Hard Fought Local Basketball Clash
Lititz High led from the start and held off a late Rothsville surge to win a tight game after Rothsville tried to overturn the score. Hess Loud was among the standout players for Lititz while Rothsville’s Slawifer led the visitors alongside a solid supporting cast. The Rothsville reserves also defeated Lititz reserves 30 to 18 in the preliminary.
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Lititz High
Rothsville High
Rothsville
Roth
Lititz
Hess Loudisnoothg
Flor
Rothsville Live
Phe Viete
Dinger
Public Sale of Bay Mare and Draft and Pack Mules
A historical notice advertises Public Sale No 1 featuring a bay mare six years old trained for single and double driving, a bay pacing horse with speed and temperament, two black mare mules weighing about 2600 kg, two light bay horse mules five years old, a pair of bay mules, and a single line leader among the lot. The animals are described as tame, heavy workers, friendly to handlers, and suitable for various buyers.
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Lepis Champion
de Kol
Sadie Vale Burke
King Korndyke
Sadie Vale Olk
Johanna Lily de Kol Burke
Farm auctions list multiple sale dates and items in Lititz area
A long OCR line lists numerous farm sales and household auctions scheduled in March and April in and around Lititz. Items include livestock, implements, furniture, and food staples, with sellers named such as Mrs Ella Grabill Harvey Kofroth and Mrs Katie Enek, and locations on roads between Nessville Petersbur and Broad Street.
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Ella M. Grabill
Liua Real No
Nessville
Kissel Hill
Benj. Long Farm
U. J
Harvey M. Kofroth
Houshold
Broad Street
Katie M. Enek
Ely
Warwiss Hote Sales
Marcit
Brickerville
Ss. Bloeth
Jus Weidman
Manheim
Neffsville
Petersbur
Ie BR
Te Beuc
Warwick House
War Ly
Will Ty
Bali
Samuel
David Bauman
North
Cedar Street
Lititz
John Binkles
Ele Shhreiner
Orange St. Lititz
Allen Hacker
Ol'ne Grosh
West Main St
Spelling Bee Held Across Lexington and Pleasant View School
A spelling bee plans to take place in Lexington Chapel on Friday night March 8 under Kings Daughters with four classes and prizes for recitations dialogues and music. A second event set for Pleasant View School in Penn Township on March 6 offers three classes music recitations and humorous dialogues. The event will begin at 7 o clock with a rain date the following Saturday.
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Lexington
Siday
The
Kings Daughters
Pleasant View School
Penn Township
Youcher
W. K. N Son
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Farmers National Bank
Penna
Federal Reserve Bank, Phila
St. National Bank
Phila
National Park Bank
New York
U.S
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Federal Reserve Bank Stock Banking House Banking House
Savings Department
Lancaster Trust Company
Lancaster
J. HL. Breitigan
C. B. Risser
J. W. G. Hershey
H. 8. Meiskey
J. HW. Breitigan
Cashier
Bachman
Hershey
Bmasnacht
N. Herchey
Curi Reedy
Ruth
Keener
Sullivan
L. I
Roger
Dtsutz Bros
Rathsville Wink Hield
Potts
Chevrolet
JME
EF. Longenecker Ul Titz
Millcreek Township
Lebanon Co
Newmanstown
Schueffuretown
Millbach Springs
Verson
Berkshire
Weber
Milwaukee
Mountville Land
Sheridan Station
Aaly
Klin
Bale
Lebanon
B. Keev
Mewl
SOS
Bombe
Landis
le EU
Ferndale Farm
Ines
Lebuwerm Coucie
Sadie Vale
Kine Korndyke Sidie Vale
Sie Veeman Menerweid
Sternzol
Lititz Springs
Nat’s Bank
Lititz, Pa
Main Street
Ile Loe
Ostimenl
ICE
Pancy
Norway
Emre
India
Ceylon
York
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