Ephrata Base Ball Club organizes new team
The Ephrata Baseball Club forms a new organization with Jacob L. Schlott as president and Jack Amram as treasurer. E. D. Zimmerman of York, Pa., is hired as manager after a career with major and minor league clubs. Season set to begin in early May with plans to recruit top players. Communication to Schlott, Ephrata, Pa. Also notes primary election reminders and spring millinery promotions.
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E. D. Zimmerman
York
Ephrata Baseball Club
Jacob L. Schlott
Jack Amram
George Kleinfelter
Jacob M. Krause
William Shimp
Zimmerman
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Newark
International
Ephrata
Rothsville Surprises Lititz in Inter-County Basketball
Rothsville High defeated Lititz High 48 to 27 at Rothsville to snap Lititz’s 20 game streak. Keener starred for Rothsville while Fasnacht underperformed. Lititz led 15 to 18 at half before Rothsville surged ahead in the second half. Next meeting set for Lititz on March 31.
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Lititz High
Rothsville High
Rothsville
Lititz
Keener
Fasnacht
Hershey
Keller
Zimmerman
Hershey Lititz
Strine
Dillman
Clark
Hershey Leithiser
Keller Stover
Keath Zimmerman
Evans
Leithiser
Keath
Stover
Kehs
Jershey
Garden Spot Post
Mr. Joy
Lititz Boys
Millersville
Muhlenberg
A. Hershey
Gibbel
H. Hackman
N. Hershey
Conrad
McCune
Leeking
D Mumma
Retferee
Garvey
Berkenbine
Reading Moravians Celebrate First Church Anniversary
The Moravians of Reading marked the first anniversary of their new church building at Locust and Perry streets with Rev. Andrew D. Stoltz serving as pastor and Rev. F. T. Trafford of Bethlehem assisting. Trafford has a background in Detroit social work and New York City mission work with West Indian Island immigrant communities, illustrating broad denominational ties and community outreach.
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Reading
Locust and
Perry Streets
Lititz
Andrew D. Stoltz
F. T. Trafford
Bethlehem
South Side
Larger Life Foundation
Memorial Science
Moravian College
Trafford
Detroit
New York
United States
West Indian Islands
March Equinox Hints and Rural Outlook Sentiments
March winds and rising streams forecast seasonal change while tobacco buyers stay active. Spring begins about the 21st, yet March roars in like a lion. Comments on crops, housing delays, old age respect, and street improvements mix with rural anecdotes and reflections on daily life.
For Sale Real Estate Listings in Lititz Area
A long advertisement lists multiple 2 percent story frame houses in South Lititz Addition and other Lititz areas. Properties include 6 to 12 room homes on New Street Orange and Spruce Cedar and North Broad streets with features like porches, decent lots, fruit trees, garages, and outbuildings. Prices range from about 1 200 to 2700 with remarks on good locations and quick sale. farms also advertised across Lancaster County towns.
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Lititz
New Street
Orange
Spruce Streets
Cedar Street
Jarre
South Broad Street
North Broad Street
Rothsville
Lancaster
Ephrata Manheim
Millersville
Nettsville
Saturday Sale Draws First Buyer Albert Hackman
At 3 P. M. the first customer after opening Saturday was Albert Hackman who won a dollar in the promotion. The event invites others to come Saturday to claim their dollar.
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Albert Hackman
Just
Stoner
Lititz
Boss
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