Kulp Family Reunion Holds Annual Gathering in Springs
The 4th Kulp reunion drew about a hundred members at the Springs on Saturday. Officers elected include President C B Kulp Leola and Vice President C H Kulp Lititz with Mahlon Martin Groffdale as treasurer and Mrs. Hannah Weitzel Lititz as amusement chair. Oldest attendee Mrs Annie Kulp Millport and youngest John Israel Zimmerman received prizes. Next year’s meeting is set for the last Saturday in August in Lititz. The program featured songs recitations and a speaker Rev Diller Myers with remarks by Historian Mrs Charles Bare and closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulp
C. B. Kulp
Leola
C H. Kulp
Lititz
Clinton Kauffman
Walter Landis
R. D
Mahlon Martin
Groffdale
Harry Canmaus
Hannah Weitzel
Samuel Harnish
Charles Bare
Harry Kulp
Annie Kulp
Millport
John Israel Zimmerman
Family Gathering At Hosler Home In Manheim
A family gathering of sixty persons took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hosler in Manheim on Sunday. Attendees included John L. Hosler and family of Lititz, Samuel Hosler with wife and two children from Coshocton Ohio, and Mrs. Christ Groff with children from Puseyville. A fine meal was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hosler
Manheim
John L. Hosler
Lititz
Samuel Hosler
Coschocton
Christ Groff
Puseyville
Baseball Musings and World Series Facts from 1911
Sports column surveys early season chances for the A’s and Pirates while noting Jimmy Sheckard’s runs in 1911. It lists four pitchers with three wins and no losses in World Series play, highlights Jack Coombs, and recalls the first 1903 World Series Boston Red Sox vs Pittsburgh Pirates with a 5–3 Red Sox victory.
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Mathewson
Coombs
Adams
Coveleskie
Jack Coombs
Boston
Pittsburgh
Red Sox
Ruth Huggins say Babe Ruth loses spotlight title
The article argues Babe Ruth is no longer baseballs top drawing card, blaming overexposure and money for his decline. It questions who could replace the Bambino, noting Ruth’s peak magnetism may be unmatched for a long time.
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David and
Goliath
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
Swat
Babe
George Herman Ruth
Lititz Prepares for Banner Basketball Season
Lititz fans await the upcoming basketball season as school starts. Norman Habecker, returning leader of the American Legion squad, plans a bigger and better year after prior successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
American Legion
Norman Habecker
Umpire Billy Evans Ends Train Carrow With Cuff
Cleveland journalist George Davis recalls a New York to Cleveland train incident where umpire Billy Evans used a quick cuff to stop a loud passenger abusing a porter. Davis reflects on the excesses of aggressive talk and the idea that force is not the answer.
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George Davis
Cleveland
New York
Billy Evans
Evans
Davis
Pullman
Double wedding in Mont Clare at United Brethren Church
The U B church in Mont Clare hosted a Saturday morning double wedding at 8 30. Clar ence G Wier wed Esther Whitcraft of Lititz and Harry E Hosler tied with Caire Royer of Manheim under Rev J E Keene. The couples arrived from Lititz by auto and wore Royal blue satin gowns.
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Weir—Whitcraft
Hosler
Roger
U. B
Mont Clare
J. E. Keene
Clarence G. Wier
Esther Whitcraft
Lititz
Harry Whitcraft
Margie Whitcraft
Casper Heagy
Naomi Royer
Manheim
Baseball pennant chase and league standings in 1913 scene
Western AL teams press the Athletics as Senators stay near top with veteran pitching. Pirates lead the NL with strong pitching and timely hitting, while Giants struggle with injuries. White Sox, Cubs, Cardinals, and Braves contend as Tigers surge. Reds trail Giants, Dodgers move up, Phillies slip to seventh. Ty Cobb day sparks Detroit upset of the Mack machine.
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Brotherly Love
Connie
Senators
Mackhurlers
Harris Clan
Macks
Capitol City
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Bucs
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Athletics
Eddie Collins
St. Louis
Cobb
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Mack Machine
Sleveland
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
McGraw
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hornsby
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Pittshburgh
Phills
Baker Bowl
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Bancroft
Braves
Boston
Walnut Street Serenaders Decorate Cars For Wedding Honeymoon
Walnut street and the serenaders decorated wedding party cars with streamers placards and shoes during the church service. The couples left by train for Atlantic City with Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver of Lititz to begin their honeymoon.
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Walnut Street
William Weinert
Charles Weaver
Lititz
Atlantic City
Garden Color Schemes for Borders and White as Neutral
White serves as a universal harmonizer in flower borders while gray foliage acts similarly in leaves. Borders dominated by white with touches of color avoid monotony and keep harmony, even among closely related pink shades where lighter pink appears washed beside a deeper hue.
Clean Town a Winner in winter cleanliness drive
The Indianapolis News urges steady municipal and household cleaning to combat winter dirt. It notes that dirt harms appearance and prosperity, and promotes a city that is clean, shining, and glittering if people commit to the effort.
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Indianapolis
Measurements of Metals by Weight and Ounce
Iron is weighed by savoir dupots with a ton equivalent of 2 240 pounds or 2 000 pounds as set by state law. Gold uses troy ounces and the totals run into thousands of ounces under its standard.
Marriage vows in these times echo evolving promises
A note on how marriage vows reflect changing expectations as couples pledge lasting love during difficult periods.
Back to the Soil Mirth and Moral Notes in Mildtztz Column
A collage of aphorisms and local notes admonishes thrift and kindness while praising roads and gardens. It cites Lititz boro school tax due, a Linz to Rothsville road nearing completion, strong potato and sweet potato yields, and a brief critique of town life and neighborly faults.
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Lititz
Linz
Rothsville
Morrow
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Diller Myers
Bareville
Mary Weitzel
Mary Andes
Earl. Kauffman
Nathan Lutz
Little Jim
Alberta Dissinger
Rev
God
Myers
Hoslers
ASCO
Lebanon
Sibbaz
Calif
Schmidt
America
California
Santa Clara Prunes
Mason
Tom Dussinger
Bucky
John J
Jimmy Sheckard
Sheckard
Columbia
Ruth—Huggins
Major League Baseball
Washington
Ralph W. Weir
Tencil Blue
Black Prince
Oakwood
Pfautzbros
Kodaks and Supplies
C. S. Zartman
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