Easter Observances Highlight Joyful Resurrection Services
Easter week celebrations unfold across Healy Church and Trinity Lutheran with sunrise bells, communion at 10, a 7 pm Master Joy service by Trinity’s Sunday school, and elaborate Easter program featuring hymns, scripture readings and the creed. Lenten offerings reach 62.00 for church extension. Elsewhere Lancaster plans a 64 foot by 150 foot, six story hotel on North Queen Street, costing about 100000.
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Baater Do
Bo ‘Ologh
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity ‘Lutheran. Church
Jesus
Peter
John
Mary Magdalene
School For
Mary B Stoltatus Pup at School Capelid
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local school note or notice involving Mary B Stoltatus and a pupil, with unclear context. The readable elements suggest an official or benign school administrative item dated within a single period, but exact actions and details are not clear.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting Notes
The New Holland U union minutes detail a Tuesday session at Mrs Anna TH Roland home. Reports from Sabbath observance and superintendents, readings on Neal Dow Prohibition and Willard, plus business on treasury and a call to support temperance activism and church involvement.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna TH
Roland
Exposition
Buffalo
Neal Dow
Anni TH. Roland
T. M.N. Stevens
Alta M. Diller
Rena Oon
Willard
Lauran. Hunter
Patriy
M. N. Tlershey
Nm&bt
Temartka
Mra
Diller
National Treasury
Chas
Sheldon
Joe
Neil
Don
White Ribboners
Young women invest in Mercy ministry at Philadelphia Mother House
On Wednesday evening last week at the Mother House of Lutheran Deaconesses in Philadelphia seven novices completed a preliminary training and were vested in distinctive garb during a special consecration in the institution chapel. Among them were Viola Sheaffer and Amy Rober of Lancaster. Laura Oehme of Lancaster has enrolled for entrance this summer, daughter of PD A Oehme of East Earl and sister of Charles FB Oehme and FW Oehme of this borough.
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Philadelphia
Ministry of Mercy
Viola Sheaffer
Amy Rober
Lancaster
Laura Oehme
Oehme
PD. A. Oehme
East Earl
Charles FB
FW. Oehme
Brilliant Columbia wedding at St Paul Episcopal Church
Miss Serena Mayer North daughter of Haugh M North esq joined in wedlock to Joseph B Hutchinson of Philadelphia Pennsylvanian Railroad Company general manager Rev Dr Louis NeCormis rector assisted by Bishop Ethelbert Talbot hundreds of guests including railroad officials attended reception at the bride's home then the couple departed in a private car for a southern trip
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Columbia
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Serena Mayer North
Haugh M. North
Joseph B. Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Louis NeCormis
Ethelbert Talbot
Thutctinson
Hutchinson
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Bid for Relief
A testimonial promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming it cures backache headache and female disorders. The letter from Mrs George Riehl of Lockport says it restored regularity, ended pain and weakness, and let her work without fatigue.
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Pierce
George Riehl
Lock- Fort Ste
Westmoreland Co
Penna
Ft. Pierce
Democratic Convention nominates county ticket at court house
The Democratic county convention met Wednesday to nominate a county ticket and elect delegates to the state convention. Delegates from three districts selected their state delegates and a full county ticket was voted, including B P Davis for orphan court, J B Livingston for common pleas, Dr TR McCormick for Congress, and James B McCoy as district attorney. Resolutions praised National Committeeman James M Guffey and condemned Republican figures in the state legislature.
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Court House
Ity
Simon W. Ranhav
Od. Reilly
Andrew Noble
Christiana
Doba A. Myers
Maden
James UI
Daly
Mariella
W. Hayes Gler
Joseph Vinger
Col- Winbia
Orphans’ Court
B. PF. Davis
Clly
Judes of Common Pleas
J. B. Livingston
City
Congress
McCormick
James BR
McCoy
Gap
Silas JM
Bard
Ciny
Win
R. Brinton
Why
B. K.smith
Caernarvon
Diller
Leacock
Atmos Th
Chirles
Pequen
Daniel D. Porrey
West Mempfield
A. B
Shimp
Mast Cocalico
Livingston
Weket
James M. Guffey
the Ripper
Thad Consumption Rumor Repaired by King's New Discovery
Chas C Allis of Lisbon Ta reports a near drowning while repairing a telegraph line left him with a severe cold and cough. Doctors in Oakland Neb Sioux City and Omaha diagnosed consumption but Thad Ken T began using Dr King s New Discovery and was wholly cured by six bottles. Drugged guaranteed by W M Stauffer with prices 60c and 81. a
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Chas. C. Allis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Ken T
Dr. King
W. M. Stauffer
James Dunlap Dies at Home Near Edworth Store
James Dunlap a well known resident of the Edworth area died yesterday morning at his home after years of poor health and several strokes. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War in Company B 24th Pennsylvania Infantry. He is survived by three daughters and two sons.
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James, Dunlap
Edlworth Store
Mr. Dunlap
Pennsylvania ‘Infantry
George Cook
Tavo
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School elects officers at annual meeting
At the borough meeting the Trinity Lutheran Sunday school elected Superintendent R S Brubaker, Secretary Miss Anna Ranck, Treasurer Geo H Ranck, Directresses Miss Anna and Miss Lillie M Rutter, Librarians Charles Ranck and Assistant Librarian Mith Townsley, Organist Miss Annie Cohler and B Diller Diner. Grading work on the trolley road from Mechanicsburg to the borough began with about twenty five men. Progress reached the Midway hotel at Leola with a week of work expected to finish to the borough, rail lines lay along the route and more poles and supplies were pending.
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Trinity ‘Lutheran
R. S.brubaaker
Anna
Ranck
Geo
H. Ranck
Miss-Lillie-M. Rutter
Charles - Ranck
Mith
Townsley
Annie Cohler
B.diller
Diner
Groffdale
Henry VIII Book Dies in Strasburg Home Incident
A report notes the death of Henry VIII’s book at a Strasburg residence on a Wednesday night. The quiet incident details remain unclear in fragmented OCR.
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Henry
Strasburg
Iéath
Reeult
Obituary Notice for Local Resident
The deceased lived retired after sale of the business and is survived by his widow and three children. Sherman W. and Miller T. of Strasburg, Sarah wife of William Pickel, Miss Jennie of Lancaster, and Misa Carrie at home. Funeral is this afternoon and interment will be in Strasburg cemetery.
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Sherman W
Miller T
Strasburg
Sarah
William Pickel
Jennie
Lancaster
Misa Carrie
Oelent
Strasburg Cemetery
Wogansville Township Weather and School Update
The text notes schools closed across the township, good winter attendance, and credible teacher marks. A storm event caused property damage including a downed pole and prostrated trees and fences. Local church services were held during Passion weeks, with weather impacts mentioned on earlier days.
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Lergatrasse
Noss
Frankfort
Thinkletown
John Espensehied
Columbia Bicycle
Thoffman
Walter Good
Nodel Dd
Columbia
M. Hoffman
Josiah Ream
Tsuyo Martin
Ceonet
Toe Care a Cold to One Day Take Daxalive
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Grove’s signature on the bottle. 250, Warly.
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Grove
Subscription offer note with pricing terms
Reminder about subscription rates and payment timing. The writer urges advance payment to secure a lower annual rate of 31.00 versus 3184 per year and emphasizes saving money by paying promptly. The fragment references Wee and CLagies in the context of a yearlong subscription.
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Witk
Wee
Man Kicked by Horse Suffers Deep Jaw Injury
John Good son of Levi Good living just south of the borough was kicked on the shin by a horse last Monday. The blow caused a deep wound and severe jaw pain though the jaw bone remained unbroken.
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John Good
Levi Good
Death of Mrs Henry Royer in Ephrata
Mrs. Henry Royer of Ephrate died Friday morning at 5 15 from pleuro pneumonia after a brief illness aged fifty years one month and twenty three days. She was an active First Reformed member. survived by husband and two daughters. Funeral Monday. burial Bowman cemetery.
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Menry ” &. Royer
Ephrate
Sarah OC. Royer
Bowman Cemetery
Build a New College Plans at Lancaster
Preparatory steps toward a chartered association and a large modern building for Madame Cotta College in Lancaster proceed. No site chosen yet. once the organization is effected, plans will be secured and funds determined for construction.
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Madame Cotta College
Lancaster
Ite
Easter joy as Salem Reformed clearing church debt
The Easter season brought joy to Salem Reformed Church as debt was paid in full. A first payment was made on an adjoining property recently purchased, marking a key financial milestone for the congregation.
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Salem
Heller Aapril
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