06 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment provides sparse readable elements likely pointing to a local notice. It mentions names and dates only in scattered form, offering little clear context or actionable details for a full summary.
A fragmented OCR item presents a legal or court case heading with garbled text. The readable parts show a dispute labeled GOT v a ESA and include stray characters and punctuation. The exact parties and outcome remain unclear from the legible fragments.
A terse garbled note hints at a legal or civic proceeding with mentions of Tits and argu but lacks clear details. Readable terms suggest a court or municipal filing activity in the area.
The Leadership Training School starts at St Stephens Reformed Church in Lancaster County with ten Monday evening sessions under local organizers Emery Witwer Harvey Mohler and Frank Miller. Credit toward the International Sunday School Association Teacher Training Diploma will be awarded to successful participants.
Harry E. Davis of Brimmer Avenue entertained many friends at a Glen Grill dinner last Friday evening. Chicken and waffles with trimmings were served to Perdy Shaub, Robert Hy, Gilfillan, Keller Mentzer, Henry Nagie, Roy Fritz, Karl Bair, E. O. Beck, Paul Kodhei, Milo Vunninger, and Roy Martin. Tables were beautifully decorated and the affair was voted a great success by the guests.
The King’s Daughters plan a meeting at 7 30 in the evening in the room of the St Reformed church. Mrs Paul will conduct the Bible study and lead the program.
The program features motion pictures on Black Bear hunting in Pennsylvania with scenes of trapping and release, plus a reel on Wild Cats or Bobcats. It notes bears’ nonaggressive nature, 1924 bear kills totaling 929, and a $16 bounty on wild cats paid to shooters with skins and affidavits sent to Harrisburg.
Mr and Mrs Stauffer and families spend a week in Philadelphia with relatives. Virginia Hoffman returns to Temple University after Christmas with her parents Dr and Mrs J J Hoffman. West Lancaster hosts New Year dinner for Aten Hammond and guests. DeHaven and Sensenich families welcome relatives from Philadelphia, Churchtown, and towns nearby.
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