Scout Troop 1 Holds Busy Meeting and Honors
Four first class and 27 second class tests were passed at a Troop 1 Boy Scouts meeting above the Post Office. Twenty three boys excelled. Donations of triangular medals and splints were acknowledged. The Young Men's Business League and Farmery National Bank provided meeting space and support. The charter will be presented on April 12 and the first Court of Honor held that night.
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Troop 1
Boy Scouts of America
Barton Sharp
Hex Leamay, Co
Young Men’s Business League
Farmery National Bank
Byron K. Horne
Moravian Chapel
ROTHSVILLE Christian Endeavor Meeting Highlights
The Sunday program at the E. C. Church included songs and prayer led by Rev. George Carvell of Ursinus College. Speakers discussed What Did Religion Mean To Jesus with involvement from Mrs. J. S. Reitz and Chester Adams. A planned program at Lutheran Church at 7 PM will feature F. F. Bailey on What Jesus Has Done For Us. The Winners Class met at Miriam Fassnacht's home, and The Ladies Bible Glass held its annual meeting at Mrs. C. E. Kofroth’s home with songs recitations and short plays. Mrs. George Royer teaches.
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Christian Endeavor Meeting
George Carvell
Ursinus College
George
Robert Garvell
Jesus
J. S. Reitz
Chester Adams
John Rebold
Thelma Kissinger
Harold Young
Ada Hollinger
Henry Conrad
M. Ruth
F. F. Bailey
E. C. Sunday School
Miriam Fassnacht
Ladies’ Bible Glass
C. E. Kofroth
George Royer
Opens Shop Here by M. Luther Sharp at Kvick's Service Station
M. Luther Sharp, an automobile mechanic long employed in Lancaster, opens a repair shop at Kvick's Service Station on North Cedar Street and Lincoln Avenue. He advertises his services to local patrons in an appearing page notice.
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M. Luther Sharp
Lancaster
Kvick
North Cedar St
Lincoln Ave
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60 Members On Roll Of Sportsmen's Ass'n
A town and vicinity sportsmen group held a Monday night meeting at the P View Hotel with 54 in attendance. The association shows 60 on the membership roll with more applicants. Temporary officers were named and bylaws adopted. dues are 50 cents yearly and meetings occur every two months. Next meeting is the third Monday in April.
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P. View
Haverstick
Presen
Harvey Dietrich
Lancaster County Association
Ebner H. Bomberger
Einory P. Wagner
Abram Tlershey
Howard Keener
Chester Ruth
Langsdorf Pastor Recovers From Sprained Ankle
The Rev. D. P. Langsdorf of Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church sprained his right ankle in a fall near the chocolate factory last Saturday night. He was briefly unconscious and transported home by a passing car. He has since improved and remains at home.
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D. P. Langsdorf
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Mrs Ellen M Kautz Dies at 76 in Lancaster General
Mrs Ellen M Kautz 76 widow of Elmer Kautz of 361 East Main Street died yesterday at Lancaster General Hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by one daughter Mrs Homer B McLaughlin who resided with her. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Spacht's Funeral Parlors with viewing tonight 7 to 9. Interment in Moravian Cemetery.
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Ellen M. Kautz
Elmer Kautz
East Main Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Legion Ambulance
Homer B. McLaughlin
Spacht
Moravian
Shocks Reported at Plants and Homes Across Town
Frank Keiffer of Peninsylvania Power & Light Co. notes minor shocks observed in plants, offices, and homes in this area and Manheim. No electrical faults found. atmosphere blamed for tingling sensations and surprise across locations. Some reports cited names without electric service.
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Frank Keiffer
Peninsylvania Power & Light Co
Manheim
Sage of Chinatown Rejects Confetti Waste
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown says throwing confetti is wasteful, but notes some paper is wasted by being written upop. The remark comments on excess writing and paper usage in a pointed, humorous aside.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Lititz High Seeks Carpool for Varsity Game Ride Share
Lititz High officials request drivers with empty seats to shuttle students to the game before 7 PM. The full Varsity squad watched Reading-Steerton on Saturday to study play as they enter the tournament. Herb Wagaman led the Class A County League second half scoring with 231 points, 16 more than his brother Wilbur, including 108 field goals and 25 fouls.
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Reading
Herb Wagaman
Wilbur
Herb
Junior High Finale Sees Lititz Gym Duel for County Title
The Lititz High gym hosts a decisive Junior High game between Lititz Township and Lancaster Township teams. Both sides contend for second half honors, with the winner becoming County Champion and the loser runner-up. Coach Eugene Dechert leads a well prepared squad as fans expect a spirited finish.
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Lancaster Township
Junior. High Vissets
Lititz High
Eugene Dechert
Lititz A. C. edge Robesonia in extra period
Lititz A. C. defeated Robesonia tossers 39 to 28 on Lutz Court E Front Street Sunday afternoon. An extra period was played after a 36 to 36 tie at the final whistle.
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Litits A. C
Robesonia
Lutz Court
E. Front Street
Earth and Tempel's Comet Orbit Facts
The Earth orbits the sun at about 18 miles per second and crosses Tempel's comet path annually. Tempel's comet itself completes its orbit every 33 years.
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Earth
Tempel
Lititz Junior League Standings After Saturday Play
The Owarves suffered their first defeat on the Lutz floor losing 16-15. Whites beat Greys 25-10 to tie for first with Oranges. Reds topped Blacks 16-10 Blues beat Pinks 14-8 and Purples fell to Greens 14-11. Standings show Whites and Oranges tied for first. Greens Reds Yellows Blues tied for second. Pinks third. Greys Blacks tied for fourth. Purples last.
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Owarves
Lititz
Lutz
Greys
Reds
Blacks
Purples
Greens
Oranges
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Rothsville
Roll of Sportsmen’s Ass'n
EM. Kautz
Manheim Borough
Tr] Angstadt
Ilahn
Loershex
Walter
Mann
Eattle i McCauley
Clanck
Gilson
Gid
Homsher
Carper
Miller Pa
Tackman
Becker
Martin
Weaver
Byler
I Peiffer
Spickler
Walters
A.S. Sharp’s
Front Street
Lititz A. C’s
Lititz A. C
Tl Davidson
Smith
Kepley
Roth
Cochrane
Getz
Hartman
Ay Keppler
Missouri
Dayton
C. Frank Hess
East Front Street
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
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