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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1926
Page
8
Rem edy Raezer's Pal Mon Ic advertised at Meyer's Drug Store Lititz Pennsylvania claims to prevent pneumonia and lung disease. The notice urges customers to try the remedy now.
Brownstown's Five upset the Legion 35 to 34 on Brownstown floor as Mickey Carpenter and Armpreister faltered while Wolf and Kingsley starred for Brownstown. Referee Bill Jones officiated a tight game amid mixed reviews from fans and locals.
Lititz High School fell to Rothsville 26 to 11 on Saturday night extending its winless streak. Rothsville dominated early with a 2 0 lead in the opening quarter and never trailed as Lititz High struggled to score in theClass B contest.
The Lititz High School baseball season readiness begins with Coach Hunter preparing a nucleus from last year’s team. Promising newcomers are expected to join, led by pitcher Eugene Peanut Stauffer who is likely to start on the mound. A strong schedule is planned and a big season is anticipated.
Richard Kreider announces preliminaries to running four baseball teams in Lititz this season. One player Shertzer of Lancaster is signed to play first base and pitch. Simmons of Lancaster is signed as second base and captain and is in contact with Shultz of Rohrerstown. Shultz and Simmons played here last season. Louis Twardy of Reading, catcher on the Legion team last season, signed with Williamsport New York Pennsylvania League club.
The Legion Aires meet Millersville in a series of games starting Saturday on the local court. Millersville travels with a strong crowd while Lititz aims to regain form. Boyer will referee the series.
A fragment explains a kitchen trick to place a tack by driving through paper to avoid finger injuries and mentions a Tongue Loaf product from Gochenaur's as a treat. The writing suggests a casual home improvement and food advertisement from an old context.
St Patrick's Day was yesterday. The apple market stays dull in city markets. Tobacco seed is often sown about March 20. Spring begins Sunday with days and nights equal. Doctors have been unusually busy amid cold windy weather. Barbers in Ephrata raise prices. Some say life is a costly entry and exit.
In memory of Harry Koehel who died March 18 1922 four years ago. Sisters and brothers speak of the long sorrow and missing him. They recall a happy home and the days they shared with him and mourn his loss. Sadly missed by sister Mrs B F Conner and brother Alvin E Kochel.
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