West End Stays Ahead as Weiler Leads Hit Parade
The West End beat the league leaders by shuting down the East End with tight defense. Weiler batted in the only hit of the game an infield single that he hustled for. Morris supplied the power with a double and a triple, highlighting the West End victory in the Friday night game.
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East End
West Enders
Weiler
Morris
West Enders Defeat Lemon Hill 5 to 2 in Baseball
The West Enders scored five runs to Lemon Hill's two. In the first inning Lemon Hill's bats produced two runs on three hits off Ames, who then held the Hillians scoreless and hitless the rest of the game over the next five innings.
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West Enders
Lemon Hill
Hillians
Ames
West End
E Fritz
Geist
Olf
Davis
W. Kochel
Sete Ames
P “Torpis
Vle
Lemon Hill Mentzer
P. Kochel
Kendig
Onno Rene Grans
Witmer
Ene
Ens
Dunlap
Martin
Lfeoree
M. Martin
Weeeer Hillard
Trout
Morris
Wolf
fily—iDavis
Rachel
Riley
Local Methodist Woman Honored in Worcester Ministry
Miss Martha E. Bowers of West Main street, formerly with the local Methodist Episcopal church, has been named assistant pastor at Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church Worcester Mass. She is licensed to preach and oversees church office operations and weekly publication. Wesley church serves 2500 members and plans a new building costing over 700000 with seven-day activities.
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Martha E. Bowers
H. S. Bowers
West Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church of Worcester
Mass
Wesley
Sousa Band Opens Tour With Syncopation and Dance Tone
Lieut. Com John Philip Sousa leads his one hundred musicians in the thirty-second annual Sousa Band tour opening at Hershey Park Convention Hall on July 4 and 5 with a blend of classic and syncopated music. Sousa emphasizes that syncopation will cohabit with classical forms and introduces a new piece “Music of the Minute” while also presenting his own foxtrot “Peaches and Cream” inspired by a granddaughter. Sousa conducts all performances from the platform, delivering extended concerts of over three hours with rapid bows and encores.
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John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Hershey Park Convention Hall
America
Hbe
Seas
Nes
Sousa Organization
Essary
Concert schedule at Robinson's Stores with set times
The afternoon concerts will be given at 2 80 o clock and the evening concerts at 7 30 o clock. Popular prices prevail. General admission 50 cents and reserved seats 75 cents including war tax.
No Place Like Lititz on July Fourth
Lititz plans a July 4 celebration at Springs Park with candle illumination and revolving wheels. The Ringgold band of Reading and the Lititz band will provide music. Morning game New Holland vs Lititz followed by Denver vs Lititz in the afternoon. Paines fireworks display in the evening aims to be the best yet.
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Ingle
Clarion
Siew Holland
S.w Bolland R. R. No 3
Purner
Lititz
Springs Park
Ringgold Band
Reading
New Holland
Denver
Heirs contest Lancaster County will charge discharge
Notice to Samuel Ream heirs and others that on May 21 1925 Samuel Klugherz and Lilian M Klugherz filed in the Lancaster County Orphans Court a petition to discharge the charge in the will of Samuel Ream and a deed from Susanna Ream Abraham Myer andChristiana Myer to John Reddig. The lands described include four tracts in East Cocalico Township containing 100 acres 20 acres and 0.5 acres with road allotments. The petition seeks release from lien.
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Samuel Ream
Susanna Ream
Abraham Myer
Oqchristiana Myer
John Reddig
Christiana Myer
Samuel Klugherz
Lilian M. Klugherz
Opphans’ Court
Lancaster County
Register’s
Will Beak
Recorder’s Office
Lancaster
Cocalico Township
Bunty
Adam Goldby
Eberhard Ream
Jacob Ream
Nickolas Inetrainger
Harry ‘Ream
Philip Rahn
Marcus Mantilans
Harry Ream
Insurgents Plan Demonstration At Greenville Tobacco Pool
Insurgent members of the Miami Valley Tobacco Growers Cooperative plan a Saturday demonstration at the Greenville fairgrounds Ohio to press for a reorganization and end their era of financial losses. They claim over 2500 members seek to force changes and eliminate the middle man via a joint marketing system.
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Miami Valley Tobacco
Sonk Se
Battle of Germantown and rising secessionist drive
The article recalls a Germantown clash at a protest meeting where secessionists sparred with opponents. It notes injuries and arrests amid escalating tensions as the movement grew toward a claimed 51 percent membership goal and a later planned climax.
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Brookville
Germantown
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