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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
8
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The Manheim Fishing Association voted to close White Oak Dam to the public and allow only members to fish there. Non members may rent a boat from Jos Connelly to fish the dam. Membership costs 2.00 dollars payable to Raymond Fink Wm Hosler Guy George and Jos Connelly or Jerre Rth of Tititz.
Shertzer pitched well as Lititz defeated Columbia 15 to 6 in nine innings. Hoffmann hit a grand slam and Doremus, Mearig, Shertzer, Keller, and Shultz contributed multiple hits while Columbia struggled against Lititz’s bats.
Lititz Olivets defeat Lancaster All-Scholastics 4 to 3 on their home lot. Keener and Enek allowed two innings of Scholastic scoring while Olivets tied it in the fourth and won with a two run burst in the ninth. Lefty Carts pitched for Lititz in a 5 2 loss to Brownstown.
Lititzites are invited to meet Mr. Boy Scout as he tours the countryside amid late strawberry seasons and festivals. The note hints at town pride, nature scenes, and a brief call to readers to engage with local events and warm spring weather.
A local verse piece titled Our Poets' Corner Rughhouse Rhyme appears with playful imagery about a stove and odd wording. The piece is followed by brief notes about Lutz's Meat Market opening on Saturday May 16 at the movie building and a passing line about Plantz Bros. and straw hats. The text closes with springtime imagery and a light advertising nudge for the Record.
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