Balloon Ascension Anniversary Prompts Local Air Meet
Aero Club plans a big air meet at Muniei Airport south of town this Sunday to mark the 100th anniversary of the first balloon ascent near Lancaster and Maryland. More than 50 planes from various parts of the Vast will participate in parades races stunting and chute jumping open to the public without fare. John Wise did the first lighter-than-air flight in 1886 and wrote an influential book on the subject.
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Arking
Aero Club
Muniei
John “Wise
Lancaster
Maryland
United States
Pfautz Widow 74 Dies. Funeral Planned in Baroville
Mrs. Sallie G Pfautz 74 longtime resident of Brunnerville died Tuesday morning at home. Survived by Reuben and Myer Pfautz of Brunnerville, a daughter in Lancaster, a brother Aaron Graybill of Rock, two sisters and a stepmother Simeon Graybill. Baroville funeral services scheduled this afternoon.
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Sallie G. 'Pfautz
Cob K. Pfautz
Reuben, Myer
Brunnerville
the Hom
Fanother
Lancaster
Aaron, Graybill
Rock
Simeon Graybill
Brunner
Baroville
Lititz Triumphs Over Visitors in Tri County Baseball
Lititz batted first with a run across in the third as Dietsich pitched well. Visitors tied in the fifth and seventh, but Lititz pulled ahead with a home run and added runs in the eighth and ninth. A protest game Sunday at Poplar with Hopeland surfaced as Lititz battled for control.
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Invaders
Trich
Poplarve
Hopeland
Lititz Nine
Lititz Versus Hopeland Baseball Protest Sparks Rally
Lititz protested a ruling after a ground rule dispute as Hopeland widened a 8 to 2 lead to 21 to 3. John Todd emerged as the big nemesis for opposing pitchers while Kling and Derby hit .667 in limited league play. Lititz meets Marietta Saturday and again Sunday, as Elizabeth Town tops the league leaders with a 8-7 setback in Friday action.
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Lititz
Teading
Hopeland
John Todd
Stracaa
Kling
Derby
Week-end Visits Highlight Lancaster Area Personal Notices
Local social notes list Miss Esther Colins of Sharon Fill visiting Miss Tene Keener Front Street and many fractions of families from Lancaster and nearby towns visiting relatives in Baréville Rothsville Kleinfeltersville Harrisburg and Lebanon. The Brunterville Lutheran Pastoral Association elected Rev J Harold Mumper to vice president with next meeting in Trinity Church. The Lititz post office project remains on the government's 66 million dollar construction program.
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Esther Colins
Sharon
Fill
Tene Keener
Front Street
Marie Ferry
Robert
Wilmer Eby
Bellville
Jacob Snyder
Benj; Bucher
Amos Burkholder
Baréville
Addison Fassnacht
Miriam
Mary
Addison
Rothsville
Harvey Hershey
Liberty Street
Elinor Greenbaugh
Lancaster
Edith Diehtn
New Street
Harvey Moyer
Frank Moyer
Daugh
Ug Town
Benj
Moyer
Cedar Street
James Sensenig
Patsy
Lois
Virginia
Jimmie
Hast ‘Petersburg
Elsie Himiéisen
Anna
Arlene
Betty
Kathryn
Hopeland
Emma
Frank ‘Leininger
Kleinfeltersville
Calvin Clair
Town
Walter Clair
New’ Street
Martin Greiner
Leroy ‘Greiner
Milton Grove
Paul Herr
William Grosz
Brunterville U
Annville
Russel Bechtel
Phyllis
Lebanon
W.'E. McCulloch
Myra Brookmyer
Lettie Luther
Benjamin Brookmyer
Phares Zartman
Lexington
Tyne Storer
Alice ‘Black
Clyde Hickey
Knoxville, Tenn
John Eekman
Paul Hy Eckman
Philadelphia
John Hekman
Belemart
Dunellen
N.S
Delphi
J. Harold Mumper
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lutheran Pastoral Association of
Lancaster County
Trinity’ Church
Lititz
Washington
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Sallie G. Pfautz
Lowell Reidenbaugh
Charlie Dietsich
Lititz Regisc
Sgaingt
Lester Graybill
Elizabethtown
E. D. Knox
Joan
M. B. Gangner
Robert Kirig
Dorothy S ‘Habecker
Musical Arts Society of Lancaster
Iris Club
James H. Ross
E. King Street
Westinghouse
Adjusto-shelf
Roy S. Reidenbaugh
Main Street
Tom M
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