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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
Notices advertise Christmas Greeting Cards with verses embossed and samples on display at the Record Printing Office in Lititz Pennsylvania. Prices are moderate through specialized production and sales pitches target groups seeking quantities of 26 or 50 cards for events and entertainment solicitations.
Lititz High's squad rested over the weekend while some athletes competed at the Millersville Tract Meet on the Normal School field. Earl Reist won first place in the pole vault with 8.11, and Richard Vex placed second in the oratorical contest. No other Lititz entries scored. Coach Hunter’s team heads to Spring City next to face the High School there after recent wins over E-town.
Francis Helmar from Littlefalls New York joins Hydrata as halfback weighing 176 pounds. Charles Kling from Beckley business college Harrisburg last year will play quarterback. he lacks weight but brings speed and strong forward throwing ability.
The Pirates clinched the world championship after a historic World Series comeback at Forbes Field. Ban Johnson reprimands Bucky Harris for keeping Walter Johnson in late, arguing sentiment should not affect play.
Lititz basketball plans include a two game trip to New Jersey with possible three games as manager Norman Habecker pursues independent play. He notes strong fan interest and reports more team inquiries than any year.
The piece lists humorous English toponyms such as Berefordshire Mucking and Swineshead Cowhit, noting quirky names across counties like Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Yorkshire. It compares British names with American ones like Oshkosh and Yuba Dam, highlighting playful misgivings about local geography.
An untimely frost destroyed the tops of Perkins potato plants after earlier insect damage. The loss ended his hopes for a crop. In the afternoon a friend met him at the post office, offering sympathy amid growing gloom.
In a Rehoboth Herald note a landowner on his estate confronts a trespasser who fished there. The owner rushes to eject the stranger claiming the pond is stocked by him. The stranger jokes about trout and pike as he is told to leave.
Israel Adams died Tuesday at Easter General Hospital after a period of illness. He is survived by a sister Mary Cooper of Rothsville. Funeral services will be held at his home Saturday morning and at the Rothsville Lutheran Church at 10 o'clock. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery.
Pennsylvania woman reports relief from choking palpitations back pain and nervousness after using Sorhol Quad ruple liniment from Sorhol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and local Moyer's Drug Store with advertising claims of long term improvement.
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