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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1927

Page

8

Weather and civic notes mix with Lancaster politics

A string of garden and harvest reminders frames a Lancaster County political appointment. Gov. Fisher names Cov. John M. Groff as judge of the Court of Common Pleas to replace the late Hassler, and Dr. J Dr. Hershey of Manheim is appointed coroner to fill Kinard’s vacancy after Republican committee selection.

John M. Groff Lancaster Court of Common Pleas Lancaster County Aaron B. Hassler Gov. Fisher Col. Grof Lancaster County Republican Committee Hershey Kinard

Stevens Trade and Lititzhi to Play Football

Lititz High will play Stevens Trade School eleven here on Saturday afternoon. The matchup spots two local teams in a planned football clash with the game time set for post noon.

Stevens Litttx High Stevens Trade School

Old Word for Council Hustings in British Political History

An Anglo Saxon term for council described as the hustings in Britain. The hustings were the temporary platform where parliamentary candidates spoke to electors. The term reflects the pre 1874 ballot act era and the role of the seminarium of candidates addressing voters.

Great Britain

Lititz Hi Surges Past Lancaster Jr Varsity 13–0 on Field

Lititz High School dominated Lancaster High Jr Varsity 13 to 0, amassing sixteen first downs to five. Longenecker rushed twelve yards for a touchdown after four first downs as Lititz scored in the first and last periods and added a late-quarter tally. Two Lancaster players were injured in the fray.

Lititz High School Lancaster High School Lititz Lancaster Longenecker Lancaster High Lititz High Rehm Getz Wolf Dissinger Butler Badert Tolledon Girvin Korn Burkhart Metzger J. Moore Hasting Eberly Bowman Kauffman Weaver Foltz Schnitzer Righ H, Moore de Franco

Windscreens Must Remain Clear Under New Pennsylvan ia Code

The Lancaster Automobile Club bullet in notes a new Pennsylvania Motor Code effective January 1 requires windshields to be clear of obstructions and equipped with a w indshield cleaner. Posters and other non transparent material are prohibited on windshields. License plates must be properly placed, fastened, at least twelve inches from the ground, front and rear, and free of dirt for visibility.

Pennsylvania Bullettin Lancaster Automobile Club

Lancaster Farmer Shoots Two Boys in Orchard

Henry C. Myers, a Lancaster farmer, is held on aggravated assault and battery with intent to kill after shooting two boys ages 13 and 10 in his Millersville area orchard. He says he fired to scare them as they picked apples. the youths, William Zahm Jr. and Donald Henkle, both of Lancaster, were hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds, Zahm seriously injuring.

Millersville Henry C. Myers William Zahm, Jr Donald Henkel Lancaster St. Joseph’s Hospital Zahm

Lincoln Schools to Hold Entertainments

Lincoln schools present a program on Wednesday evening October 26 at 7 30 for the Piano Fund admission ten cents. A short carnival will follow in the basement promising interest and inviting patrons and friends to attend.

Lincoln School

Horn use rules from Automobile Club prompt safe driving

The Automobile Club cautions against unnecessary horn use and urges drivers to brake when visibility is limited. The club plans to publish new motor code provisions to keep the public informed as rules go into effect, and asks readers to phone the Record with news.

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