Editor and Proprietor Pa Pert Ollive Take Second
A fragmented line notes an editor and proprietor Pa Pert Ollive taking a second position. The text hints at a newspaper context with ownership and editorial roles.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented line notes an editor and proprietor Pa Pert Ollive taking a second position. The text hints at a newspaper context with ownership and editorial roles.
A reflective piece argues spring polishes emotions and inspires romance, poetry, and renewed life. It contrasts spring with other seasons, notes spring’s magnetism, and recalls how flowers and home beautification shaped past communities while hinting at evolving road and transport changes.
The county faces worsening highway conditions as cars and trucks grow, outpacing funds. A planned series of brief editorials will reassess past spending and offer practical ideas to improve road maintenance and efficiency for the era.
Levi Fisher, a farmer living west of Tatercour Re ing, was transported to a Philadelphia hospital for examination after a second attack. He is married with a family and under care of Dr. William F. Mylix.
Verhborhoca am K Keller and Helen, two daughters Gr 2ebon Povrive, and Wiest at Springville church. Brebaker hosted on Saturday. Gerhart, Lottie Nies of Lisitz visited. Miller family and Elam Miller noted. guests celebrated a birth and other events at a local gathering.
Arron Mews reports a Bible Institute to be held in the Breveet on Saturday with Reverend FL AL Weick and others from the United Evan church group. The note also lists numerous local social visits, family moves, and gatherings from Akvan to Lititz and beyond, mentioning residents such as Nathan Myers family, Clyde Hein, Clayton Garner, Edwin Eshleman, Mrs. C. P. Wenger, and many more in a dense community round-up.
A Penryn notice lists Easter programs by Jerusalem Reformed Church and the Reformed Sunday School. The Cantata Our Living Lord features 21 voices with 14 numbers on Palm Sunday at 7 30. The Easter program Day of Glory by Tullar Meredith follows Easter evenings. Special hymns, choirs, solos, and duets are announced with extensive names and participant lists.
A spelling bee will be held at Hrunery Ile featuring three classes with three participants in each class. The event is planned for the following Saturday and invites attendance from the public.
The notice announces surplus U S Army Munson shoes in sizes S15 to 12 from a major contractor. Described as 100 percent solid leather in dark brown with bellows tongue, the price is stated as $6.00 with payment options and prompt refunds.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a timetable or obligation note with names and locations obscured. It references unknown individuals and dates, indicating a partial public or legal notice without clear, readable details.
An OCR fragment advertises meat and pantry items from The Handy Store with ham bologna corned beef frankfurters crackers butter and more, but the text is garbled and not clearly readable. The fragment does not provide a complete sale, price, or location details to form a concrete item.
Gochenaur’s Broad Street Store promotes spring supplies from Miller & Tiscan and Cor offerings. Visuals imply a local merchant ad urging readers to visit for seasonal needs.
Four passenger Reo Coupe for sale in excellent condition. It has a six cylinder engine, 17000 miles, extra summer top with curtains, five wire wheels, new chains, newly painted, Alamite greasing system on this car. Will sacrifice. Contact in Manheim at 684% or call.
Receipt notes last shipment of New York state apples set to land in bars and by bushes with sweet cider supply. Mentions limited distribution and potential roadside sales as fruit arrives for community use.
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