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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
2
A fragment describes American socialites enjoying Bermuda waters and Coral Beach during winter tides. Photographs show a girl dipping at a resort, with focus on leisure and island charm.
Amateur football set to begin at 2 30 P M Sunday on Lititz area field with coaches Charley and Bill Templeton aiming to emulate Dame Irish. Local boys form the team amid autumn scenery, while farm show attractions and political banter fill a community weekend.
Fragmentary entry mentions a person named George and a desire to take out a dog related to a wife, but the text is garbled and provides no verifiable news detail or structured event. No identifiable newsworthy action or entity beyond scattered names.
Garden Spot Post 54 American Legion auxiliary plans a regular meeting this evening at the post home with new officers in charge. They issue a drive for old silk stockings and underwear to be sent to Coatesville Veterans' Hospital for patient art projects. Residents of Lititz are asked to contact the auxiliary or deliver items to the Post home.
The text outlines tea as green unfermented oolong semi fermented and black fully fermented with Formosa and China noted for oolong and green varieties. It discusses origins in Asia including Formosa Java and India and mentions unripe tea not common and tells of harvest and processing effects on color and flavor.
One man died when his car hit a culvert on the Oregon Fire Saturday night. Showers, of York, had earlier been injured when his car overturned near Reamstown. He was found by M. A. Fenning of Akron. In a separate crash on Nettsville Petersburg Road, Marty Dawson of Flahrhange and Gerald Eby of Eas Petersburg collided, injuring Dawson and Mrs Lenora Simpson of Lancaster who were treated for cuts. Eby had lacerations but no medical care.
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