Lititz Falls to Columbia in Lopsided Gridiron Clash
Columbia defeats Lititz 19 to 0 as Lititz fumbles the opening kickoff and struggles to protect the ball. Brooks and Doll shine for Columbia with multiple runs and touchdowns, while Lititz shows late effort but cannot overcome the early momentum.
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Weber
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Neider
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Doll
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Collins
Ampire
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Strong Team Opposes Lititz Saturday
Strong opposition from Yo Team leads Liita High and Seb to clash at a gridiron meet this Saturday. Local athletics history notes rival schools, with the event shaping up as a stiff contest between teams from Liita High and Lititz area.
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Liita High
Cvill
Property listing note with vague details and address
Fragmentary ad describes a large barn with excellent elevation and a splendid country view offered at 8500 dollars. Mentions Huehoner Ha becker at 34 E Main street and appears to be an old property notice with garbled names and locations.
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Huehoner & Habecker
Main Street
Local notes mix politics weather crops and humor
Community items report full moon on October 28 and October ending Wednesday. dried corn high, apples at $2 per bushel, persimmons ripening, and November holidays. Jokes include vacations named outings and politics kept from the pulpit.
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Jack Frost
Sennual County Teachers’ Institute
Lancaster
Opa
New York City
Two Injured In Automobiles Crash At Bridge Between Akron Ephrata
Two men were hurt in a crash Saturday night when a touring car struck an abutment on the Akron Ephrata bridge. Marcus Hershberger, 23, of Denver, is listed in critical condition at Lancaster General Hospital with a crushed head and multiple injuries. Zartman, 25, of Brunnerville, is confined with lacerations and bruises after the car tore away five feet of the bridge wall. The driver said a passing car blinded him with its lights and he could not see the abutment in time.
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Ephrata
Marcus Hershberger
Denver
Lancaster General Hospital
Zartman
Brunnerville
Zartma
Hershberger
Mentzer
Cost of Lancaster Station Work At $1 540 000
Norris Longaker, Harrisburg Division passenger agent, told the Lancaster Rotary Club the Pennsylvania Railroad cut off project in Manheim township will cost about 1 540 000 dollars. The station building 350 000 dollars concourse 850 000 dollars tunnel and express dept 60 100 dollars. ground lighting and grading total 206 000 plus bridge and grade elimination 456 800. The work will affect passenger train facilities and schedules on the Philadelphia division and may force readjustments on connecting sections.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Manheim Township
Norris
Longakor
Harrisburg Division
Lancaster Rotary Club
Kruitville Pike
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