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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
11
Lititz High School edged Elizabethtown 6 to 0 as the Red and Black dominated play. Snavely and Wagaman led the ends, Bachman subbed for Piautz, and Lititz held Elizabethtown near the two-yard line late, preserving the shutout.
Night football and baseball under floodlights draw interest as Li High faces Lititz in a game seen as winnable for Catholic High due to a stronger record and larger squad. The band and student body are set to attend and cheer the team.
SNOOPS continues from page one with the cellar excavation for the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. The founders of our tower chose solid rock for their foundations, signaling sturdy work and lasting impact.
October 27 marks the Alumni Home-Gaming Day with a football game against Stevens Trade School as the main seating attraction. Faculty notes cover a Citize Cane conference in Harrisburg, classroom talks on psychology and American making, band rehearsals, and counts toward the School Spirit Cup. Four new pupils enroll, and senior bookkeeping starts soon as Wayne Elliott expands the class.
Coach Miss Dorothea Shenk names cast for the senior class play Mignonette at the local high school with Margaret Longenecker and Kenneth Shelley in lead roles. Jonathan Mills and Dustin Thalay will be opposite them. a large list of supporting players selected by Kenneth, class president, and a long schedule of rehearsal and costume committees noted. Orientation dates shifted to November 16 and 17, changing from the 14th and 15th.
Members of the Lititz Sportsmen’s Association released thousands of bluegill sunfish catfish and tadpoles in the Hammer and Middle grec on Friday.
A brief note states that today’s RECORD features local news across all pages, highlighting inclusive coverage and community relevance. The item emphasizes accessible reporting and ongoing updates throughout the edition.
A nearly new car stolen in Haziston in April was traced by Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Co. The vehicle, altered in numbers, was located in Chicago and could be claimed by the insurer. Details on its condition and prior six months whereabouts were not available.
The Pioneers Club met last Wednesday with 25 hoya present for a treasure hunt starting from Regennas' shack and returning there after a long hike. Dogs, buna and peppermint sticks were served. A Halloween party is planned for October 24 at the shack with 15 cent admission.
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