Lititz High cap off season with lone TD over Ephrata
Lititz High boys, eight seniors departing after final game, defeated Ephrata 7 0 in a hard fought contest. Bachman capped a 70 yard drive with a two yard TD run. Lititz edged the visitors in total first downs 12 to 1 and threatened twice more.
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Ephrata
Bachman
Lititz
R. Wolf
Girgin
Varsity Tea
Lititz High
Cochran
Getz
Badorf
Spickler
Social notes from Philadelphia and nearby towns
Miss Stella Minamer at Preston Retreat Hospital Philadelphia spent Sunday nic. Roy Stark Cher Bathlerly and Pau Fenn Pitt played in Philadelphia on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and Mr and Mrs Lester Haines of town Dr Leonard Loveridge and Celestina Widder of Lancaster spent Sunday with Dr Loveridge's parents at Haddonfield N J. P T Hensel and family of Harrisburg visited Mrs Sarah Pyle on Sunday. R K Worley and father W W Worley spent Saturday hunting in Chester County. Mothers Circle Moravian Sunday School met at Miss Anna Mae Pfautz Friday. Next meeting at Mrs Walter Gardner Banks on November 28. High winds yesterday produced leaves in flurries. At Abram Huber's north of town a large tree blew down crushing five large holes in the roof.
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Stella Minamer
Preston Retreat Hospital
Philadelphia
Roy Stark
Cher
Bathlerly
Pau
Fenn Pitt
Walter Smith
Lester Haines
Town
Leonard Loveridge
Celestina Widder
Lancaster
Loveridge
Haddonfield
N. J
P.T. Hensel
Harrisburg
Sarah Pyle
R. KE. Worley
W. W. Worley
Chester County
Moravian Sunday School
Anna Mae Pfautz
Walter Gardner
Banks
Abram Huber
Swans as Table Delicacies in English Tradition
The meat of the young swan is a greatly esteemed delicacy and swanpits are kept to fatten these birds. A royal license is required to keep swans in England, as the birds were formerly crown property.
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England
Rough Going A British Woman Writes First Novel at Eighty
A British woman completes her first novel at eighty, noting that the early decades are the hardest for a writer. The Roanoke Times cites the remark as a wry take on aging authors.
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Roanoke Times
Boy Scout Party at Warwick House Hosts 28 Scouts
The annual masquerade by Boy Scout Troup No. 8 was held on Wednesday November 2 at Warwick House with twenty eight Scouts in attendance. Robert and Nick Rosenberg won prizes. A Lititz Fire Hall card party on November 16 hosted by the Legion Auxiliary offered door prizes and a 25 cent admission.
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Boy Scout Troup
Warwick House
Robert
Nick Rosenberg
Lititz
Auspices
Legion Auxiliary
Lititz band drum major leads parade to celebrate football win
Brum major, daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Nissly, led Lititz High School musicians in a town parade Saturday celebrating the football season end and a victory over Ephrata Tligh. The Junior Drum and Bugle Corps also performed well.
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John F. Nissly
Lititz
Marks Celebrate Golden Wedding at Cedar Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marks marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a private Saturday observance at their Cedar Street home. Attendees included their son H. H. Marks of Philadelphia and daughter Emily McCabe, also of Philadelphia, plus son Harry Marks and daughter Gladys Marcaster, with all relatives enjoying a quiet family gathering.
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Frank Marks
Cedar Street
H. H. Marks
Philadelphia
Emily McCabe
Gladys Marcaster
Harry Marks
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Mary Belle Nissly
Cretonne
Zartman’s Store
Puddine
Rex
A & Cc
Sunny
California
Frese
Prunes
Santa Clara
Fig Bran
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