Moving Day Changes In Town Households()
An annual move reshuffles homes across the borough as residents relocate between East Main Street, West Main Street, Brimmer Avenue, and nearby properties. The list names Kinzer, Renninger, Overly, Ranok, Steishaeuser, Wright, Jacobs, Hammond, Montzer, Rutter, Hoover, Warner, Blair, Bowers, Ressler, Dietrich, Shaub, Shaub, Seldomridge, Swetgart, and other neighbors as they transfer to newly vacated houses and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzer
East Muth Street
Langaster
Neds Tobias Renninger
John.d. Ranok
Martin Overly
Mrs. Brimmer
East Main
Benjamin Ranok
Warner
Howard W. Blair
J. B.S. Paxson
Railroad Avenue
Lancaster
J.D. Bowers
Blair
Mr. Bowers
Frank Ressler
Sensenig
West Main Street
Harry C. Brubaker
East Main Street
John Dietrich
Lutheran 30Xtor
Luther Avenue
Lemon TL. Shaub
Annie C. Brubaker
Eli M. Martin
East Main Streut
Carson Stirling
E. L. Sutton
Martin
John Hummel
Benj
Ranck
West Manin Street
Louse
Stirling
Milton Robinson
Rachel Sprecher
Albert, Burkey
Gordonville
Susannon Driffenderfer
Leonard Seibel
A. B. Shiffer
Mrs. Bower
Diller Avenue
Clemenson
John Hoover
Elias Martin
Adam All
Amos Seldomridge
B P. Kinzer
Town
Samuel Swetgart
Brubaker
Isaac Evans
Beartown
Harry
Geist
Barry C. Brobaker
Wailer
Rife
Tsing
Sprecher
Jacob
Boivers
R.myer
Bike
Reuben ‘Dague
Bent Farms
Gel Town
Hummelatown
Amaller
Rc Ym
Death Notice for Theodore Becker
Brief obituary notes the death of Theodore Becker with surviving relatives Iola Ralph and Treva. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Baetete
Chad
Cbargeounty
Iola
Ralph and
Treva
Funeral for Fayette county rail superintendent held in Gap
A farmer and surveyor who moved to Fayette county to become a railroad superintendent is survived by his wife, his mother, and a sister Miss Helen. The funeral was held at Gap on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Helen
Gap
Annie Vierling
Russ Barbara Martin
Ada Clark
Spring Garden
Amos Lemans
Clayton Kreider
Lancaster
Mia
Ella Ayers
Amos Eershey
Intercourage
Edward Fenninger
Bayerstown
Terry Tershey
George Bair
Alfred Rutter
Andrew Good
Anos Myera
Roland Ehareh
Simuel Martin
Joseph Wihleman
Iat Vintage
Clayton Hershey
Kinzer
Albert Smith
Frank Hoover
Conny
Samuel Ayers
Mr. Tloover
Hans Mennonite Church
Weld
Harry Bate
John Hoover
Tancaster
W. W. Biesser
Milltown
Benjamin Kurtz
Martin
Borough Affairs. Regular last meeting of Cauncil
Borough proceedings report payment of April interest and a reduction of debt leaving 364.43 in treasury. Tax on farm lands outside borough capped at mills. Bills approved totaling 24,56. street repairs on Bart and Luther, and March street lighting billed 40 9 for payment. George Geigley elected street commissioner over Hoover. Acceptances from borough solicitor Brubaker and C F Roland for bank treasurer to be filed. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Wenger
Tes
Sao
Committee On Appeals
Nianee
Highway Committee
Bart
Luther
Ghts
Celcesion
George Geigley
Albert Tloover
Geigley
Hoover
Schinueh
A.B. Flissier, Esq
I. E. Brubakerne Regulator
C.F. Roland
New Hollong National Bank
Betuz
New Delivery Wagons Enter City Fleet In Eye Catching Paint
Brubaker butcher on the street shows a handsome delivery wagon with deep carmine green and maroon panels gold trim and mirrored sides. N C G Henninger adds a fine furniture wagon, well painted and neatly lettered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubaker
N. CG
Henninger
Local Homes Add Charm to Riverside Street and Rail Area
Mrs Harriet Wright completes a new residence on Rust Main street, praised as a town ornament. Eugene M Rutter’s Railroad avenue building gains a comfortable upgrade. John D Bowers adds a second kitchen story, Geo W Kinzer builds a two story lumber yard complex with a mill planning and chopping facility, and the office on the grounds is overhauled and now in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet6
Wright
Rust Main Street
Eugene M. Rutter
Railroad Avenue
John
D. Bowers
Geo. W. Kinzer
Brimmer Avenue
Death and local notices in Hatville Happenings
The Hatville column reports the funeral of Frank Hoover and notes his survivors and church ties. It records multiple local visits and household moves, school closing, and a forthcoming public sale of Hoover's personal property amid a gas incident and coroner’s inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoover
Corn and body health linked by soil and digestion
An article likens proper corn cultivation to human health, stressing soil care and digestion. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion, and cites a testimonial from Clarence Carnes praising its benefits. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
Clarence Carnes, Esq
Taylors Town
Loudoun
Dr. Pierce
Murder at Lancaster Laundry Leaves Chinaman Dead
Loy Houch operator of Sam Hing's laundry at 246 South Queen street Lancaster was found gravely injured and died at General hospital after a robbery attempt. Police linked the assault to a midnight crime, with bloodstains found in the laundry and victim's room. An inquest was held, and Philadelphia relatives were notified of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Houch
Sam Hing
South Queen Street
Gancaster
General Hospital
Hough
Philadelphina
Chas
Weber
Beck
Frank K. Vondersmith
South Lime’ Street
Bremsderfer
Philadelphia
Quarantine Removed From Franklin House After Smallpox Contained
On Sunday afternoon Dr Fuh secretary of the Bancaster board of health Dr Detweiler and Dr Cassel conducted a thorough inspection of the Franklin House and declared it safe with no possible contagion. The hotel had been quarantined for weeks during a smallpox scare and was disinfected in every room. After quarantine was lifted the hotel reopened but business remained strong with many diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fuh
Bancaster
Pha Qenrantine
Tos
Penaklin House
Mr. Amigou
Ladies Auxiliant Meeting Set at Miss Diller Home
The Ladies Auxiliant to the General hospital will meet at Miss Hattie Diller's home next Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Hattie Diller
Cure Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure colds in one day. Promises refund if not effective. Mentions Grove's sign on each box and a price of 25e. Note includes dealer KW and ATL druggists context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATL
KW. Grove
Easter Song Session at St Stephen Reformed Church
An early Easter session of song will be held at St Stephen Reformed Church in the borough on Master morning starting at six oclock. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Hag n Position in Lancaster
W. EB. Davis has left M. D. Good's grocery in this borough and moved to Lancaster to join M. S. Miller & Co.'s wholesale groceries at 539 North Mulberry Street. Chas, BD. Ressler remains with Mr. Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Davis
M.D
Sorrel Store to Open with New Stock April 1
Horace D. T. Rife moves to the old Sorrel Horse stand in East Earl Township and will open a store April 1 with dry goods groceries hats caps footwear and other country store lines. Community patronage is solicited. Special Camp No 40 P O S of A meeting announced for April 8 with important business. Hood's Pills praised for liver and bowel relief as a companion to Hood's Sarsaparilla the Blood Purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Rife
Sorrel Horse
Chandelier Crash During Service at Trinity Lutheran
A chandelier with three lamps fell from the ceiling at Trinity Lutheran Church after the service, spilling oil on the floor and breaking two lamps. The lights went out and a fire did not start, though the choir in the front of the room was startled by the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Tutheran Church
Sample Fragment Reads Like An Odd Reader Note
A fragmented sample text appears to resemble a reader note or garbled OCR. It mentions nets and names but lacks clear events, dates, or entities. The piece reads like stray phrases from a report or editorial draft without a cohesive narrative.
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W. D. Weaver
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Esales
J. Kershner
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G. Weaver
Scrivener
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Lancwater County
Deeda
Execu
Guardiana
Zeeerinary
J. K. Shaub
New Holland
Dr. I. Basho
Shaub
Pancaster
Uniteet Btebee Sollezo
Wasington
Jojyém D. Warfel
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Nsndle Bestadvantage
Ud. D. Warfel
de M. Klingy
Reéldenbach
Lane Co
BW Weimer
Gosaville
Penna
Nerationa
Aiken
Clarion Printing House
Madame Cotta College
Teri
And
Urward
W. W. Moore
Styer ‘House
Aaron Hoober
Jan
A .Beven
Main Atreat
A. W. Bnader
Das Warfel
On & Fricay
E. Brubaker
Eilworth’s
Lancaster County
Holland
Fairville
Jaker
Alec Rows
Ripetler
Ayer & Son
B. F. Alderfer’s
New Wolland, Pa
Théodore B. ‘Becker
Ormer
Borough Affairs
Royal Daming Powner
Usw
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A-Lancaster
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Enater Facvice
Hag
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