18 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR passage mentions various people visiting relatives and towns with scattered names. The readable content lists individuals such as Mr and Mrs Lyken near Shiloh and Mrs Keenan daughters Pisic and Gertgude, plus other scattered references to Reading and Willow Glen, but no coherent event or dates emerge. The text is too garbled to derive a clear news item or summary.
A fragmented wartime letter recalls deaths in 316th Infantry at Camp Meade and a march from Pate Toul to Verdun, describing a brutal battle and a hopeful note to family with Thanksgiving and Christmas wishes.
The piece lists officers including President Jacob C Doerr and Vice President Weidler Master, Recording Secretary Chest ar Financial Secretary Bowers, Treasurer Yundu Conductor Mary Inspector Burkey Guard Lutz Sentinel Sprecher Left Leroy Palmer Chaplain Harvey Mohler. The president elect was absent serving country duties. An after meeting supper featured sauer kraut pork mashed potatoes bread butter coffee and relishes with songs and jokes as attendees dispersed around 11 PM.
A fragmented text notes Mennonites selecting a district class or membership, listing names like Weaverland Red Run Lichtys Chi B rent and others. It references a group including men and a boy, with unclear details about committee or church roles and dates.
Mrs Annie Shirk aged mother of Jonathan Shirk died at his home near Churchtown last Saturday evening. Funeral held Wednesday, interment Lichty's cemetery. Mrs Adam Sweigart visited her sister Mrs Samuel G Sweigart Monday evening. Harry J Shirk and family spent Sunday night with Reuben Shirk and family. Adam Sweigert and wife and children Loyd and Ruth spent time. Martin's BF caused disturbance in the Stolizfus family Saturday night. He confessed and blamed dry milk as a cause. Moses Hoover family visited New Holland Wednesday afternoon. Paul S Unit in Way School Sunday officers elected for 1919.
Thetfirst of a series of eight happy pictures with Lillian Walker in her own company is shown at Harner's Theatre tonight. The Embarrassment of Riches is a wholesome human story of love and money where happiness triumphs over riches. Walker as Dimples impresses with charm and a captivating personality.
The regiment fought for three days in November capturing and holding strategic positions east of the Muese, contributing to driving the enemy from the heights. Numerous gallantry and endurance instances reached the commanding general, who praises the regiment as embodying American traditions and takes pride in their achievement.
A gathering in Intercourse Tuesday evening July 7 featured a kitchen weave and gifts for Miss Miriam Burkey and Miss Ada Buckwalter. Guests included many local families and friends with games and a planned lunch at a set hour before departures.
A series of small items from the local page note brief mentions of various topics with unclear details including dates and names. The readable fragments suggest miscellaneous notices rather than a single cohesive story.
A fragmentary notice lists individuals including Martin Bushong and L Hata Camp with family visits and a Denver reception. It mentions Lieutenant W G Eickinger stationed at Camp Jackson S C who accompanied a train of dead soldiers to Camp Dindaponsh.
The election results from banks and trust companies show mostly incumbent directors retained their posts. Key names include H Ke Storb Cy S Goo B L Nol Gs Raney Amos Sense ig Macens Sheaffer My Winter H L Worst George F and others.
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