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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
7
The text outlines a price cutting campaign by Oroff & Wolf Co with a twenty percent reduction across all items. It promises alterations to suits at no charge, aiming for swift and sure impact while sacrificing profit to avoid losses.
Heirs and legal representatives of John Lintner are summoned to appear at the Lancaster County Orphans Court on June 21 1920 to show cause why a $78 60 dower charge tied to a 1851 deed should not be satisfied discharged. The notice concerns a Millersville Manor land tract described with references to Daniel and Barbara Lintner and others. Garber sheriff participates.
Peter Shirks and Levi Martins visited C Shirk and wife at Blue Ball on Sunday. Neighbors attended church at Levi Stoltzfus and sang Sunday evening. Reuben Shirks visited their kin Harry J and wife at Marfingele on Sunday. Miss Anna Mary Shirk of Lancaster spent the weekend with her parents Reuben Shirks.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Memorial Day exercises in New Holland on a Monday with mention of three children and local participants. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
Miss Annie Burkhart and sister Mrs Maggie Witwer visited on Sunday. Anna and Ruth Spots of Fetterville are guests at John Sensenig’s home. Mrs Sue Sensenig visited the graves at Ranch's cemetery on Monday forenoon.
Hatville residents and families including Mr and Mrs Josiah Ream of Vog Anville assisted Susie Busser with gardening. Others visited, joined Whit Sunday gatherings, and Misses Sylvia and Barbara Stoltzfus hosted youths. Decorations day passed quietly with several graves at Christ Church cemetery. Geo Ream is slowly improving and walking again.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of earning more by work rather than borrowing. It mentions dollars and a person possibly named Herila, but the incomplete wording prevents full reconstruction of events or identities.
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