Robbery and fires disrupt Reading area shops and residents
The morning after a store break in at Ghre and a masked intruder attacked Dr Charles Schultze of Reading, leaving him injured yet alive. A later incident near Quarryville saw a horse and wagon wreck, the horse killed, and a crate of milk spilled along the road. Local deaths include Sarah Kern at Maytown and Taylor Smith a quarry hotel porter, with coroner citing heart paralysis in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwapheadiatz
Charles Schultze
Reading
Jonas PL Reider
Chuphiee
Stoltafis
Sarah Kern
Maytown
Jacob Kern
Emma
Henry Hinkle
Lutheran Church
Kate
Frederick Neidig
Miy- Lown
Taylor Smith
Wm. Armstrong
Quarryville
North Water Treet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Multiple Local Tragedies Reported In Lancaster Area
Widening local crimes and accidents unfold as a man dies at St Joseph hospital after grave injuries from a confrontation. A nineteen year old woman Linked to a farm family gives birth and abandons the infant, later found alive. Convicts uncover a buried body while digging on Franklin street. A Wrightsville Lime Company worker dies from a quarry accident. A barnyard accident injures a boy at Millersville leaving him seriously hurt. A few other injuries and close calls are noted among residents and workers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Liancaster
Mithieuarries
Wrightsville Lime Company
Bainbridiane
Alexander MacCuallrghea
Hoe Ploye
Cos Paiva
McGudhredis
Barrie
Addie
Wecenased
George Ay
George M. Gardner
West Lemon Street
Lancaster
Bardoon Aldus Barne
Millersvile
Papuing
Millirsville
Community Events Preview at the Mvar Eedioad Chapel
Sunday services begin at 2 30 with children’s day and music. Special singing, exercises, and a 7 30 p m program follow. Local churches invite all to attend day and evening services.
Unreadable OCR News Note Cites Picnic Event in Lititz
Fragmentary text mentions a person killed on a route and references a joint picnic near Lititz. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, hindering precise identification of names, dates, or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjashin
Tailor-made suits offered at steep near-garment prices
Daylong sale slashes suit prices from five dollars to sixteen fifty per ensemble. Descriptions include silk lined jackets, percale shirts, and a range of colors and fabrics such as whipcords broadcloth serges and Venetian. One black silk appliqued suit size 36 listed at thirty seven fifty. McCall patterns advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Voume of Textile Bargains at Andersons Department
The Goods Department lists lower prices than last week on ginghams crepes and lawns. Stripes and printed dimities are reduced to low per yard rates. White goods and McCall patterns are offered at strong values with bold color options and varied yardage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Yard
Tien
Anderson
Tebge
Aen
McCall
First Loyal Temperance Legion Convention in Lancaster County
The first convention of the Loyal Temperance Legion in Lancaster County opened with devotional exercises led by Mrs. S. Carbe of Bareville. Speakers including Rev. J. W. Bobst and Rev. Charles Wesley Burnsa praised temperance and women’s roles, with a luncheon, songs, recitations, and a concluding address to a large audience at the Moravian chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry Marks
Caribe
Bareville
Bac
Mis
Sima Me
Prestad
Werneta Siptare
Liitz
Mra. G. (. Collins
Womens Christian Temperaner Union
New Providency
J. W. Bobst
Lititz
Young Men's Christian Association Chorus
Charles Wesley Burnsa
Tansdowne
Loyal Temperance Legion
Lancaster Stores To Close Fridays At Noon All Summer
Merchants in Lancaster agree to shut stores every Friday at 12 noon from August 1 until end of August. Country shoppers coming to the city should note the new half day closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Up-to-Date Little Liver Pill Reward Ad
Vintage medical ad promises a $500 reward for curing liver and digestive ailments with Liverita. Claims vegetable formula, strict directions, and mail orders from Nervita Medical Co Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nervita Medical CO
Cor
Clinton and Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
The Sonn AY Eee Manufacturing Capital
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a manufacturing capital topic with unclear wording and missing details. No names, dates, or locations are identifiable to confirm a concrete event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sonn
AY Eee “Manufacturing ‘Capital
Atoc
Sunday School Celebration at Hinkletown Winters Grove
The Hinkletown Union Sunday School holds its annual celebration in Winters Grove with the Conestoga ranks. Dewey band from Mechanicsburg provides music and singing, with instrumental school performances and an address. Refreshments offered to raise funds for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkletown Union Sunday School
Winters’ Grove
Dewey Band
Mechanicsburg
Death of Londastrian in Town City 1877
A fragmentary 1877 notice hints at Londastrian death in Town City amid family illness as father dies and mother nearby. The text is garbled but indicates a death event linked to a family tragedy and chronological marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londastrian
Life and Death Fight Ends in Consumption and Bleeding
A patient suffered severe lung illness described as consumption with hemorrhages and coughing at night. Medical advisers note the condition progressed despite treatment, with prescriptions including 500 and 100 bottles sold at Stauffer's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer's
Well-Known Manheim Pownahip Involved in Accident
A readable fragment reports a Well-Known Manheim resident named Farmer Kineas involved in a roadway incident. Details are incomplete but indicate a collision with possible injuries and a local reaction. Further specification is not present in the surviving text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim ‘Pownahip
Kineas
Dangerous erussin prompts train safety warning
A fragment notes erussin as a dangerous factor with trains from the east obscured by Novelty Works holdings. It mentions Mr. Landis, aged fifty, of Oregon, survived by his wife and two children. A druggist, Win ML Stauffer, New Holland, offers a remedy for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erussin
Novelty Works
Landis
Oregon
G. Tf. Wingox
Liveryman
Burkettstown
Washington D
Win
ML Stauffer
New Holland
Local Couple Wed In Reamstown nuptials
On June 7 fr. Newton Kramer coach maker of Goodville and Miss Anna May Stauffer of Goodville were joined in marriage in Reamstown by Rev. B. G. Welder. They depart for an extended wedding trip and will reside in Goodville after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Kramer
Goodville
Anna May Stauffer
Reamstown
B. G. Welder
Fue
Lulie Stauffer
Misa Eva Stauffer
Chester County
R. Kramer
Summer opening at the Styer House in the borough
Jno C Grube hosted a summer opening at the Styer House on Thursday evening. The Strasburg band provided music, the hall was festively decorated with flags bunting and Chinese lanterns, and a supper was served to guests. The event continued after midnight and many friends and acquaintances attended and enjoyed the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styer
Jno
C. Grube
Strasburg
Birthday Celebration For Artur Géed Good
A birthday notice honors Artur Géed Good, son of Barton G Good, at 2 West Main Street. The remembrance recalls the joy of family and friends as they extend warm wishes for many returns of the day on this occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artur ‘Géed
Barton G. Good
Sumter SayAgain Kitty Times Price
A fragmentary note mentions Sumter and Kitty Times with a price reference amid garbled text and stray phrases. No clear event or subject is identifiable from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
SayAgain
Kitty Times
Summer sales and festival notices at New Holland
Community notices advertise coal stock at Rutter’s yards, a music festival tonight at the Styer House lawn, and various shop offerings at the Postoffice Stationery store including fountain pens paper and inks. Also listed are a second hand steam engine for sale and local hotel restaurant services as well as farm laborers at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kor Sale
Miller's Eagle Hotel
Taylots v
Postofice Statinery
Postoffice
Religious notices list Sunday services across area churches
Notices show pastors and schedules for multiple churches including Sunday school times and preaching hours. Services are listed for Reform and other congregations in New Holland and surrounding communities with midweek services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Stainhaeuser
Luther League
Noga
Astor
New
Holland
Zeltenreich
New Holland
Churchtown
Fragments of Masonic and Knightly Lodges Meeting Notices
A damaged OCR snippet lists several lodge groups including Earl Lopes No 418 I.O.F. meeting evenings at Odd Fellows Hall and William Grimley as secretary, Knights of the Golden Eagle Part: 157 meeting Tuesdays at Cast A Bellows Hall, plus other local lodge references with scattered names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Earl Lopes
Hellona Hall
William
Grimley
Oartie
Knights of
Oas
A Bellows Hall
Fred Swope
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Paindiver
Perry Davis
This
Neigohorie
Ateep
Grifith
Tle
St. Joseph Hospital
May McLaughlin
Jacob Lindecamp
Sanders McCubagh
Unicorn
Puseyville
Chiletrwena Cs Daw Serwdoe
Comvulosedsay
Supidae School
Phentes
Camp Meedtrs
Welock
Albare
Ad. Kershier
Justice of the Peace
Terre Hill Lodge
Caernarvon
Morgantown
Evangelical Sunday School
Ephrata
J. J. Kershner
L. Hy -Mentzer
United Evangelical Church
A. Batley
Bins’ Dion
Mennonites
Brethren In ‘Christ
Scott’s
Soupper
Buchanan & Young
Sano
Goods Department
Young Temperance Workers
Khe Layal
Temprerance
Lane
Hele
Vention
Leshan
Wertiesdiay
Flo
Maine
Christiann Ff
Lefevre
James R
Sohn T
Chicago
Isaac T
Downey
Frown
Elizabeth
Susan
William Younkin
San Diego
Cal
StautYerts Drug Store
Best
Spot
Nothve
Cnarian
Ter Sterces
John A. Peeples
Company
Charte
Hinkletown
Phil
Milwaukee
M. Martin
New Holland, Penna
W.W. Kinzer & Son
Wew Holland, Ps
Styer House
Warlstees
Rutter’s
Postofficee Staationery
Tebbit
Bowrns
Holland, Pa
Worl
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