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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
7
The Browns beat the Giants 8 to due to late start and darkness only five innings were played. The Twilight League World Series began Tuesday evening with Browns favored to win the series as games continue tonight and next Tuesday if needed. Box score items highlight Woffman’s three base hits and other details from the shortened opener.
A retrospective on old Lancaster almanacs from 1851 to 1934. It notes printers John Baer and Baer’s Sons, lists contents like cures for drunkenness, manure and kitchen tips, moon planting advice, and humorous anecdotes. Adds that almanacs carried calendars and zodiac signs, valued for quirky items.
The article urges photographers to seek photo opportunities at home not just on trips. It highlights everyday scenes like sunlit steps and roof lines, encourages fresh perspectives, and notes indoor shooting with new photofloods. It ends with praise from friends who marvel at familiar sites as pictures.
The Seniors, 18 boys and 2 girls, chose Kenneth Shelley as president and Chester Howard as vice president with Evalyn Zimmerman as secretary and Mary Summy as treasurer. The Jar class, 25 boys and 19 girls, elected Marcus Hartgantt as president, Lloyd Burkhart as vice president, and Ruth Smith as secretary.
Loyal football fans will see home games each Saturday as Lititz A A restarts for the season. With the squad largely intact under coach Russ Templeton and manager Charlie Kling, practice begins Sunday at 1 o clock and lists many linemen and backfield players.
The fragment lists student leaders: Flowers vn r fiibur Stark as secretary, Nancy Seaman treasurer, Hl yige Meiskey Grade 8A president John Buck, Ida Kathryn Posey vice-president, Charlotte Hers secretary, Jane Workman treasurer Grade 8B electing Betty Royer president Henry Rollman vice-president Ruth Applier secretary-treasurer.
The Lititz Springs Park Committee held a corn roast alongside a committee meeting in the Park on Tuesday evening.
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