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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
7
M. C. Demmy, supervising principal, announced a new automobile driving course for sophomores, juniors and seniors at Lititz High School. The class will be conducted weekly by home room teachers for 175 pupils.
The article notes the first day of spring and pleasant weather. It lists numerous visits and weekend trips across towns including Narberth Lititz Mt. Joy Drexel Hill Philadelphia Elizabeth N J Hood College and Lebanon Valley College. Names include Mrs. Krauskop the Yerger family the Klings the Keys Wright Posey and Seaman among others.
Reverend D P Longsdorf criticizes the officiating in Saturday night action, calling it too close and specifically citing controversy around a referee nicknamed Herb.
In a tense matchup Lititz High struggles as Lebanon leads 31 24 at half, with Herb accumulating three early fouls and Hackman and Bachman among scorers. The game turns when Fox of Lebanon finds his rhythm early in the third, as both teams trade runs and Lititz fights to stay in contention.
State of Penna Lancaster County bank report lists total pledged 385 846 05 against U S government and postal savings deposits 226 681 31 against public funds 147 964 74 against deposits of trust department 21 200 00 Total pledged 385 846 05 sworn by P H Bomberger cashier before notary public R Bissner and Garber Herr 1936 March date not fully readable
An eligible Lebanon guard hit a mid court shot amid fervent cheers to spark a decisive surge. Herb’s early fouls limited his second half impact as Lititz pressed hard but failed to overcome a pro Lebanon officiating edge and a standout final quarter from captain Shreiner, who scored seven Lititz points.
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