Unclear historical note on June events and figures
Fragmentary OCR text references June events, a British prime minister and a donation of a fifth of his fortune. Names and context are damaged, hindering a precise summary of person, place, or event.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text references June events, a British prime minister and a donation of a fifth of his fortune. Names and context are damaged, hindering a precise summary of person, place, or event.
A brief promotional line urges calling 876 on the Independent Phone to reduce junk pile clutter. It presents a direct call to action with a claimed benefit. The note lacks broader context or additional details.
Heirs legal representatives and interested parties of John Culbert deceased are notified that on May 21 1925 a petition was filed in Lancaster Orphans Court to discharge the purchase money lien in partition proceedings and the dower lien on the estate. The property at 402 Beaver Street Lancaster is described and a June 25 1924 appearance is required to show cause why the decree should not release the liens from the premises. Sheriff L J McAllister, Burkholder and Windolph Attorneys.
Notice to Lawrence Nolde and heirs that a petition filed May 28, 1925 in Lancaster County Court seeks to discharge a $4,700 mortgage from Harriet and Henry Rhoads to Nolde. The document covers four Hast Cocalico Township tracts, described by long property bearings and bounds totaling about 20 acres 61 perches, with road allowances.
Attorneys H. Clay Burkholder and F. Lyman Windolph schedule a July 18 1925 hearing at 10:00 a m to answer a petition and show cause why a decree should not release the described premises from the mortgage lien. Eastenders and Lemon Hill in the Game report a 4 to 4 tie at dusk after four innings with Hillard starting his Community Base Ball career by two hits in two at bats. other notable hitters include E Wright and Ames.
In a league leaders game, the team surged to an 11 to 2 victory. An eight inning burst produced nine hits including a home run and four doubles. Kendig hit the homer, Dulap Ames Mellinger Witmer had two base hits, Wolf stole, Py issued the base on balls, Kochel struck out four. Umpire Weiler. Game notes reference Lemon Hill and West End dates.
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