02 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary data on school attendance shows averages and totals. Numbers such as 1615 and percentages appear, with references to overall attendance and per cent figures. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear context or specific school names.
The readable text shows scattered numbers and names but lacks full context to determine event or outcome. The item seems to be a partial newspaper fragment with multiple garbled elements and placeholder values.
The obituary notes Catharine Rynier widow of Geo Rynier died Sunday at age 61. Survived by children John of Philadelphia and others, with interment at Paradise Cemetery in Lancaster. The service was at a local church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
A convention occurred in Clearfield Borough with W. S. Swope serving as president. Delegates from the county attended the gathering to discuss local affairs and organizational matters.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a creamery and an affair involving an individual named Ain. The readable text is sparse, offering little context or concrete details about people, places, or events.
Public sale notices and local newspaper distribution details are described. The item mentions Horace Mentzer and Atlee Nye, the paper’s distribution through post offices, and an upcoming sale event. It also notes Mrs Frank Morgal moving households to College Avenue Indianapolis and Benjamin Zimmerman's subscription renewal.
Lancaster pot hunters hunted pigeons near Jerre Martin’s farm north of the borough. Martin chased them after they fled the field and barn shots. They offered to pay damages to avoid arrest, avoiding a larger fine and costs.
The twenty first annual session of the Gap District Institute opens today in Ordonville. Districts Salisbury Badsbury Bart Paradise Leacock townships Christianaboro New Mill independent join. Officers include President John Weaver and vice presidents William Workman Hilmer Stoltzfus Harry Brackbill Miss Pauline Wallace Grace Miller Hamonh Baker recording secretary Miss Christelle Bryana treasurer Jacob Krolder. Two sessions are set for 9 30 am and 1 80 pm with topics on education home and school influence teaching points and the rainy day. Prof Bresht to address in the afternoon with music and recitations woven in.
A civl action over an $80.88 line fence repair dispute between William B Schnader and William R Redway was tried before Judge Landis in Terre Hill. After a day of deliberation the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. Attorneys A J Burkholder and John B Malone appeared for the plaintiff with John A Naumen representing the defense.
A report from Fetterville states George Sandoe cut his leg while removing a tree he had just felled. the incident occurred near the Tantle line after an axe bounced and struck. Another accident damaged an index finger on a wagon mill last week, injuring Mr Carspenter’s finger.
A Lititz event showcases poultry and pigeons with exhibitors from several groups. The display promises a range of fowl and related accessories in a community event at a local manor house.
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