Executor's Notice in Estate of Clara Weidman
Executor Catherine J Spangler announces probate of Clara R K Weidman late of Warwick Township. All who owe or hold claims post no delay for settlement. Residing Lititz R D 2 Catherine J Spangler executrix and Oliver Zartman attorney Brunnerville Latitz RD 2 executors report to Zartman firm for finalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara RK. Weidman
Warwick
Ring Bean
Lititz
R. D
Catherine J. Spangler
Dexweutrix
Jerac
A. Huber
Guizabeth
Resiawe
R. D. Tuberaberholtzer
Martin Zartman
Warwick Township
Lancaster County
Penna
Elizabeth Township
Administrator Lend the Record in Warwick Township
Notice requests immediate payment and demands against the estate to be presented for settlement to William S. Garner administrator residing in Lititz R D 4 Warwick Township. The notice fee is S1.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Township
William S. Garner Lititz
R. D
Weather and Chestnut Blight Threats Across The East
A weathered report notes corn harvests in Laneweter Go will be mainly for pig feed due to wet conditions and moldy ears. It warns chestnut timber blight threatens Appalachians, with immediate boring advised to salvage timber. widespread loss from New York to Virginia has left trunks weathered and many trees felled or repurposed into posts and lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneweter
Timis
United States
Virgina
Appalachians
New York
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Long Island
Clarence A. Mackey
Arbor Hill
Fragmentary Notice From Obscure Source
An incomplete OCR fragment reports a nameless event with scattered words about death and numbers but lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions.
Reserve officer Yael and WWII era naval duties debated
Fragmented OCR recounts a World War II era reserve officer Yael and discussions about salute etiquette at a submarine gate. The text mentions San Pedro base, regulars versus reserves, and a commander’s decision on saluting protocol. The passage is garbled and hard to parse but centers on duty, recognition, and chain of command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yael
OHM
San Pedro
Blois
Sally Poernite
Vonmiande
Silekley Fey
Acadians Hidden Treasure Tale Amid Tide of Expulsion
A fragmented account recalls Acadian exodus to Nova Scotia in 1755. Some families briefly returned to recover valuables hidden before the flight, with stories of chests and jewelry found later beneath a removed stone doorstep near Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Reish
New Tingian
Cumber
Valle
Lund
Acadius Neary
Montrey
Wamilly Werald
Faith in Yourself and the Price of Victory
The passage argues that belief in oneself drives success while fear and doubt lead to decline. It urges a leader to hack through adversity, trust teammates, and uphold core principles such as honesty, sympathy, justice, and progress to inspire others and win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maoxi
Glorious Ute
Seldon Kyary
Sean
Lordes Mapazine
Queer Money Hiding Places Spark The Curious Tale
A Sydney woman concealed vast wealth in a garden and a London woman hid money in a mother's grave. Reports of valuables stashed in cannons, gun barrels, and other odd spots surface from police court cases and shipyard finds. The era shows repeated trust in unconventional caches and surprising treasure discoveries worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mke
Sydnes
Australia
London
Wallpur Bull Cemetery
Sea Shoreham
Liverpool
England
Bible Translators and Structure of the King James Version
The King James Bible involved forty seven translators organized into six companies. Three groups worked on the Old Testament and three on the New Testament, meeting at Westminster Cambridge and Oxford. Delegates from each company oversaw the final revision over nine months beginning in 1607.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Cambridge
Oxford
Fragmented text on U S regional boundaries and states
The passage lists several states as part of the South but contains misspellings and inconsistencies. It mentions Alabama Arkansas Florilla Georgia Eyotawouisidna Maryland Miss inp Missouri Nell Caroling Bot ya South Carolina Tenns Texas Virginia and West Virginia and the District of Columbia with a total area claim of SAO,287 square miles. It notes Maryland the District of Columbia shid West Virginia are not included and Missouri re cmuitted by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arkansas
Florilla
Georgia
Maryland
Missinp
Missouri
Nell Caroling
Bot Ya
South Carolina
Tenns Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
United States
Luckiest of Women Wins Wide Range of Prizes
Mrs. William Jones of Covington Kentucky is described as the luckiest woman on earth. She has earned over 1600 dollars in contest money this year, with three years of winnings from two dozen or more roalest prizes. She excels in proverb contests prize essays and guessing contests, spending two evenings weekly on viewer work. Her latest prize was 3500 dollars for arguing why people should eat salmon, awarded by the National Salmon Packers' association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Covineui
Salomon
Salunn Packers
Agseehition
War Heroes Liberty Memorial Ceremony at Ransille City
Fragmentary notes describe a ceremony for war heroes at the Liberty Memorial in Ransille City before a President Coolidge appearance. The text mentions Armistice Day and a photograph turn, but details are unclear and portions are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepee
Liberty Memorial
Ransille City
Coolidge
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Tainter
Win. M. Amer
Lititz, Pa
Grube
Record Printing House
Umul Ehilens
Lucy
Weir
Enougl
Earth
Tivchnees
Garter
W. MM. Amer Moyer
M. E. Saavely
J. M. Bomberger
Kim
Snavely
Bible Translators
G House
S. Broad St
Queen Marie
Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Queen Marie of Hunt
Chicane
Che
Eyi
Ool
Hutlol
Spokane
Wasl
Te Usnadlad
Ehal
Fars
the Coast Artillery
Ierest
Coast Artillery
National Capitol
Sues Bey
United “Suites
Capitol
Medarea
Thavid Bank
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