Surgeon Reichert Removes Bullet From Heart At Johns Hopkins
Lancaster doctor Dr Fred d Reichert resident surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore successfully removed a heart bullet from a wounded man. He was reported near death on arrival but survived. Reichert son of Rev A J Reichert pastor of Christ Lutheran Lancaster and Hopkins 1920 graduate. He has been at the hospital since. Also notes fifth annual fat cattle show at Union stockyards Lancaster June 3-4 with buyers from Chicago firms and independent packers from NY Jersey City Philadelphia Baltimore Reading and Allentown. at least 1000 head expected.
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Lancaster
Fred d. Reichert
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Baltimore Hospital
Dr. Reichert
A. J. Reichert
Christ, Lutheran Church
F. and
M. College
Johns Hopkins
Chicago
Union Stockyards
New York
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Reading
Allentown
Frank B. MeClain
Lancaster Livestock Exchange
Legion Team Drops Out Of League Sunday Base Ball
New Holland won 4 to 3 over Lititz in a tense ten inning game amid wrangling and close calls. Spenny and Sloat pitched late, Lititz benefited from disputed calls, Ephrata leaders visit soon, and a grandstand build progresses as Lititz faces schedule shifts and lineup changes.
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Spenny
Martin
Ephrata
Lititz
Sloat
Denver
Mountville
Brownstown
Lititz High
Quarryville
Lancaster High
Scheneberger
Hoffman
Shultz
Diehm
Richland
Sponagle
Euck
Lititz Bears Past New Holland in Nine Innings
Lititz 3 New Holland 4 in a nine inning game. Key plays include Trout Davis and Weiss with two base hits for New Holland. Hoffman and Stolen base by Kochel and Pwardy. Trout pitched nine innings allowing six hits. Sponagle toed the mound for New Holland with seven strikeouts.
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Meee Vase
Lititz
New Holland
Trout
Davis
Weiss
Hoffman
Kochel
Pwardy
Sponagle
Meharg
Sloat
Euck
Wolf
Martin and
Showalter
Watching the Major Leagues by E A McGoofus
The Philadelphia Athletics lead the American League with Gray Harris and Rommel’s pitching sustaining a safe margin over the Washington Senators. The Macks sweep Speak er’s team and Ty Cobb’s Tigers. Bob Groves could boost their hold. The Indians slide, Eddie Collins’s White Sox reach first division, St Louis up on New York, Ruth absent. In the National League the Giants under McGraw stay atop with Bentley’s five straight wins and the Dodgers rising.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Gray
Harris
Rommel
A's
Washngton Senators
Macks
West Ty Storm
Speak~er
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Bob Groves
Senators
Indians
Eddie Collins
White Sox
St. Louis
Yanks
Ruth
Red Sox
Tiger
McGraw
Giants
Jck Bentley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Recordings reflect seasonal signs and local musings
A string of brief notes mentions Ascension day activities and Memorial day prep, fruit and crop hopes, and seasonal weather cues. It notes sugar peas in bloom, roses for Decoration day, apples and cherries in markets, and home strawberries ripening. Also referenced are upcoming Whit Monday, long days ahead, and general rural observations about farming, gossip, humor, and everyday life.
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California
Marriages in Lititz and Nearby Areas
Burt Bender and Miriam Carpenter wed at the bride’s Lititz home in a ring ceremony. She wore blue canton crepe and bouquets of white roses and sweet peas. They will live on East Front Street Lititz after a brief postponement due to the groom’s ill father. Dorothy Zeller and Walter Fryberger married at Moravian church in Marietta with immediate family attending. Ida Eitnier and Lester Leahr wed at Ephrata U E Church parsonage and will reside in Lexington.
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Bender
Carpenter Elmer Bender
D. Milton Bender
Front Street
Lititz
Miriam M. Carpenter
Geo. Carpenter
South Locust Street
A. Heisey
United Evangelical Church
East Front Street
Pryberger—Zeller
Walter P. Fryberger
Marietta
Dorothy E. Zeller
E. 8. Crosland
S. Broad Street
G. L. Hepp
Leahr
Eitnier
U. E
Ephrata
Samuel Obetz
Lester Leahr
Manheim
Ida Eitnier
Lexington
Solomon's Wisdom Linked to Many Mothers-in-Law Claim
A man who has been married five times suggests Solomon gained wisdom through close ties with his many mothers-in-law. The remark frames ancient sage as benefiting from diverse family connections rather than solitary study.
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Solomon
Hener Basket Ball Team of Past Season Banquet
Forty members of Past 56 American Legion attended a banquet at Burkholder's restaurant last Thursday evening as last year’s basketball team was honored. Dr. Herbert Cooper served as toastmaster. Capt Trups and Sponagle offered remarks, with Leiey praised as a modern Demosthenes. Edward Hite presented miniature gold basketballs, and there was orchestra music after.
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American Legion
Chester Leiey
Demosthenes
Edward Hite
Preserving Cut Flowers With Hot Water Method
A faded mower method describes reviving cut flowers by dipping stems halfway into very hot water and letting them cool, then trimming scalded portions and placing the flowers in clear cold water.
Demand on Forests Twenty-Five Million Fee
A demand on forests seeks twenty five million in royalties or fees for wood use in producing skis billiard cues snowshoes tennis racquets candle pins and bows and arrows. The request highlights the annual wool usage by industry and links forest resources to multiple sporting and household items.
Uncle Eben Reflects On Eclipse Fear And Distance
Uncle Eben jokes that unenlightened folks feared eclipses, yet remain content with them nearby, as quoted from the Washington Star. The remark contrasts superstition with modern curiosity and hints at common skepticism toward celestial events.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Real Estate Insurance Ads Highlight Coverage Options
Local notice outlines services offered by a firm writing fire, hail, auto and other insurance. Emphasizes property risk protection and tailored plans for homeowners and businesses. Includes contact details for policy inquiries and quotes.
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Delmonte
Michigan
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Reg
Victor Bread
East Main Street
Legion
Pretzels
Prady
Burnham
Burnham Boiler
Terre Hill
Edison Electric
New Holland Geist
Weaver
Kendig Ss
Meharg Ifp
Weiler
Troub de Yreeseveer Kauffman
Seves
R. Keller
Spickler
Hoffman Lf
C. Keller If
Shhultz Sf
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Cesereee
Mearig
Enek Tf Wiesevevere Pwardy
Sponagle Psss
Sloat Po
Edison
Lititz Marietta
E. A. McGoofus
Rothsville
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Dodgers
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
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Broad St
Lancaster Cork Works
D. Milton Bender and Son
Solomon’s Wisdom
Hener
Penn Real Estate Co
Queen St. Lancaster
H. N. Reiber
Lititz Rep
So. Broad St
Chautauqua
Guarantors
Sorority Singers Junior Chautauqua
Sorority Singers
F Entertainment
Charles Ross Taggert
Vermont
J. Coates Lockhart
His
Walter J. Millard
Davis Sisters
Tom Skeyhill
Thomas Skeyhill
Margaret Story
Junior Chautauqua
Dunbar Bell Ringers
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