County Firemen’s Association Meeting Planned
The Holy Regular Meir Liberte chapter decided to hold a meeting Friday evening March 28 with an excellent program. Burgess R. Bowers will deliver the address and Frank Deen, president, will preside. Refreshments follow. C R Bair F Lacey Wright and Edhyin Caulwell named on the refreshments committee. Local fire company members urged to attend and welcome visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meir See Fa Liberte
Ce Reine
Firemei
Burgess
Bowers
Frank Deen
Association
C.R. Bair
F. Lacey Wright
Edhyin Caulwell
Fire Company
Unclear OCR fragments about cemetery burial notes
Fragmentary OCR text references a cemetery and a general grave site. Names and details are indecipherable, but the snippet appears to note a burial context or tribute in a cemetery setting.
Local Borough Meeting Postponed at Church
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a borough meeting or event scheduled near a church, with details obscured. The readable hint places the gathering at a church location within the borough. Further specifics are unclear from the text.
Dorothy Shindel Dies at Home After Suffering Illness
Mrs Dorothy Shindel died at her home after months of illness. She is survived by family and friends in the community. The obituary notes her residence and final years, reflecting the local newspaper tone of tribute.
Sunday School Class Hosts Local Event
A fragmentary notice notes a Sunday school class event with attendees and a local site listed among unclear names and places. The readable portions suggest a community gathering or program pending confirmation of exact speakers and venue.
Beverly household farce unfolds amid lavish ruin and reform
A New England Berkshire stage adaptation centers on Mr. Beverly of New York City facing creditors as his spendthrift family, including Polly and the Beverlys, learn money isn’t everything. Amid social satire, Eléanor Warner and Ralph Beverly explore love, duty, and happiness beyond wealth.
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Hazel
Beiland
Beverly
New York City
Hong Island
Eddy
England
Berkshires
Herzelf
Ogghere
Polly
Perkins
Haldwin
Trinity Lutheran notes site fellowship and service
A Wednesday evening Lutheran Ladies Bible Class and Methodist union service concluded with a strong meeting. Additional equipment was added to handle rising Sunday school attendance. Regular services next Sunday include Bible School at 9:30, Main Service at 10:30, and Catechetical seats at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairy
Bible School
Weaver Acknowledges Nene Street Conveniences
C R Weaver notes new street named Nene with several conveniences installed. The brief item records local acknowledgment of improvements and inclusion of Holland Baromphi in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Street
Nene
Holland
Baromphi
Shoes and Oxfords for utmost liberty and comfort
A large stock of shoes and oxfords promises feet the utmost liberty and comfort while remaining neat, stylish, and well fitting for all day wear.
Millinery Samples Offered At Bargain Prices
About seventy five fine hat samples from the milliner arrive. Distinctive line appealing to the lady with pride in headwear. Originally priced four to six dollars now offered at two ninety eight while they last.
Oyster Supper Draws Multitude Despite Cold Weather
The Oyster Supper held last Saturday by the Gleaners Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church proved delightful. An enormous crowd enjoyed the good things prepared by the ladies, despite the cold blustery weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist ‘Episcopal
Groffy Says See Page Tobacco Farmers Ad
A partial OCR note references tobacco farmers and the Groffy and Sons business. It directs readers to consult a page for tobacco pricing or listings. The fragment hints at an advertisement or notice from A Bogroff and Sons.
Multiple Estates and Banks Move Securities Through Transfers
The record lists numerous transfers of stock bonds and notes from estates to various recipients including Isaac Dague Ail Groff Roland Kinzer Levi M Martin Amos E Bantholer Eli Diller and others. It also notes Liberty bonds and Buffalo and Lackawanna Traction Company bonds assigned to heirs and trustees with specified per share prices and total values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortér Cz
Amos BE
Eli Diller
Agricultural Trust and Savings Company
Amos E
Levi M. Martin
Agricultural Trust
Savings Company
Blue-Ball
National
T. W.wanner
Blue - Ball
Netanal Bank
B. Bbyvat
Shardy
Lemon R. Boyer
Annie Ranek
Clem Anceili
New Holland
P. B. Hess
New Holland Machine
Clem. Martin
New Holland Machine Company
Bair
Allen O. Sheaffer
New Holland “Machine Company
Liberty
Emma Groff
Emon ‘Groff
C. R. Landis Badied
Inoue
C.R. Landis
Dawid
Nott
John Shetzley
Humdred
Smiaiy- Convertsyr S
Farmers
Hanle
Holland
C. Nott' At
goToe Pea Ater
New
Holland ‘National Bank
Heny Mentzer
Rolland
Ne- Uonal Bank
Sheigh
New Holland News Sheds Pass With Time and Change
The old barns and sheds near New Holland fade into history as Father Time brings a modern order. Harry L. Stauffer built a famed live stock sales business that spurred the town, with Amos H. Hershey hosting large community sales. A new garage and modern tie shed replace the old structures, improving visitor convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leenter
New Holland
Harry L. Stauffer
Amos. H. Hershey
Harris Bros. & Co Spring Hat Styles Advertised
Take notice that Harris Bros. and Co promote new spring hat styles with several days to wait before purchasing. The notice promises fresh arrivals and urges customers to shop after the initial wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Bros. & CO
St Patrick's Social Hosts Merriment for Local Workers
The Willing Workers Class of the United Brethren Sunday School held a St Patrick's social March 18 at the home of Miss Grace and Miss Margaret Funds 221 Brisinger Avenue. Attendees enjoyed green decor music games and a light lunch then departed pleased with the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday School
Annie M. Brubaker
St. Patrick’s
Misses
Grace and Margaret Funds
Brisingr.avenue
Grace Groff
Grace Bair
Myrtle Lowery
Mary Snader
Ruth Bair
Anna Groff
Grace
Margaret Yundt
Elsie Rutt
Bettie Baer
Alta Russell
Helen Longenecker
Maria Ream
Maude Evans
Miriam Evans
Myrtle Frederick
Lloyd Gruber
Card Party and Dance at New Holland House
A 600 card party and dance was held at the New Holland House on Monday evening March 17. Progressive five hundred was played with Henry Friday winning the top score and Helen Groff second. Refreshments followed by dancing. attendees included Mary Kaedy Mountville Mary Raezar Dorothy Witmer Lancaster Elenor Warner East Earl Arabella Mary Overly Cedar Lane Helen Groff Annie Diffenderfer Mabel Spotts Margaret Myers New Holland and others. Attendees list Henry Friday Mountville John Sensenig Roy Fritz Howard Rutter Henry Rutter Watson Morris Lloyd Groff Russell Groff Willis Shrock Lloyd Seldomridge.
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New Holand House
Henry Friday
Helen Groff
Mary Kaedy
Mountville
Mary Raezar
Dorothy Witmer
Lancaster
Elenor Warner
East Earl
Arabella
Mary Overly
Cedar Lane
Annie Diffenderfer
Mabel Spotts
Margaret Myers
New Holland
John Sensenig
Roy Fritz
Howard Rutter
Henry Rutter
Watson Morris
Lloyd Groff
Russel Groff
Willis’ Shrock
Lloyd Seldomridge
Local Buyer Posts Odd Price Quote for Fillers
A buyer offers 41.2 cents per pound for good sized fillers and 81.8 cents per pound for unspecified fillers, signaling a fragmentary negotiating note. The incomplete message suggests a commodity purchase discussion without full context or identifiers.
Witman Eaby Rites Held at New Holland Church
Mr and Mrs Harry Witman of Green Bank and Mr and Mrs Samuel Eby of The Ball witnessed the wedding of their children Saturday afternoon at the New Holland A B church parsonage. Rev C R Longenecker officiated in a living ceremony.
Meeting to revive old Lancaster County Base Ball League
The Lancaster County base ball meeting aims to decide the fate of the old league for the 1924 season. M F Becker and E L Lessey will attend with local athletic association members from towns able to support a team. Cards have gone to sports men countywide urging attendance to form a six to eight team league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County League
Local Athletic Association
M. F. Becker
E. 1
Harness store ad and church announcements in Ephrata
ACT WISE Sea one of the longest assortments of harness in the country. Our prices are aa lowes the lowed, and our qualities the best. Goods sold not right we'll make right. Angstadt's Harness, Trunk and Bag 3741. Store, Ephrata, Pa. Come out to Sunday school at 9:00. Your clase expects you. See and hear what our young people can do. Preaching services after the Sunday school. Do not fail to tear the message that Dr. S. Each will bring. Invite others to come with you. Christian Endeavor at 6:00. Help encourage and inspire our young people with your presence and active part in this meeting.
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Angstadt
Ephrata
Sumiay School
Dr. S
Christian Endeavor
Lititz Youth Bears Charm Life In Narrow Escapes
Lititz resident Robert Behmer who rode with aviator Roy Musselman on a fatal flight has survived another close call. He drove a Hupmobile across railroad tracks as a freight train passed, striking the mud guard but causing no stop or injury. Earlier he escaped a guard rail collision on a foggy Lancaster street and lost a war comrade near him.
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Hag
Robert Behmer
Lititz
Roy Musselman
Behmer
Hats and Caps For Men and Boys
Advertisement notes hats and caps for men and boys with flashy or conservative styles. Mentions a large stock and a dealer named RUBINGON. Also references woodworking and a product or service in advertising copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rubingon
Unclear fragment hints at dress goods ad wording
Fragmentary OCR snippet references dress goods and a seller Ruben son with unclear city or price details. No clear event date or organization provided. The readable lines suggest an advertisement tone.
Singing Event Planned at Groftdale Metinonite Church
An organized singing gathering is scheduled for Saturday at the Groftdale Metinonite Church. Elnea will lead the event with participants aged twenty and older invited to attend.
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Clabbi Tos
Personal notices recount local social visits and gatherings
A string of family and friend visits appears through the week in Lancaster area society notes. Noah H Mack and family host guests, Elmer Mack and family visit, Ruth Sensenig and others spend Saturday with the Mack family, plus many others from Lititz Beardown Warren Columbia and Millersville drop by or travel to see relatives.
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Atrest
Anna - Sohesnig
Rmirs
Neal
Mack
Noah H
David
Brubaker
Hinkleton
Sauder
Millersville
Noah H. Mack
Elmer Mack
Mary
Noah
H. Mack
Mies Ruth Sensenig
Terre
Hill
R. E. Good
Friends Ip
Lititz
Elmer Martin
Columbia
G. Paut Musselman
Warren
George Musselman
Env] Martin
King's Daughters Society Meets Enrolls New Members
The Loyal Workers Circle of the King's Daughters Society met Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs. C. G. Bachman's home. Mrs. E. L. Lessey led devotions from 1 John and prayers, noting thirty three sick persons. Nine members attended and new members were enrolled: Mrs. Harry Oberhelzer, Mrs. Charles Diller, Alta Diller, Mrs. Christian Groff, Mrs. P. R. Wentz, Miss Idan Weaver, Isaac Snader, Mrs. Hallie B. Klemmer, and Miss Cora Bair. The meeting closed with Mispah benediction and will reconvene in April at the Misses DeHaven's on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters Society
C. G. Bachman
E. L. Lessey
John
Yrtyer
Harry Oberhelzer
Charles Diller
Mies Alta Diller
Christian Groff
P.R. Wentz
Misa Idan Weaver
Isaac Snader
Hallie B. Klemmer
Cora Bair
Mispah Banediation
Bible Class Meets at St Stephen Reformed Church
The Ladies Bible Class of St Stephen Reformed Church met Friday evening at Mrs Christien Groff’s home for their monthly gathering. Twenty members attended as the group discussed recruiting new members for the Sunday school through an auto race contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Christien Groff
New Models in Mens and Boys Spring Suits
New spring suits for men and boys showcased with emphasis on fresh styles. Also featuring a wide selection of oxford shirts for men and women, highlighting available fabrics and sizes.
Sick List Notice Names Local Post Office Staff
On the sick list are Mr CG R Lomgeneckex Mrs Peart Burkholder and Mr Sah Robinson all listed as ill Mr Charles Yost a popular clerk at the local post office and David Bi Styer were confined to their homes but are improving rapidly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. R. Lomgeneckex
Peart Burkholder
Injury Report From Local Store Incident
Fred Gelman of near Churchtown, employed as a clerk at Reminger Hathcave Store, was injured in a fall while handling a large roll. He suffered a painful bruise on the left foot, to the extent that he could not walk without a crutch, but is expected to resume work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gelman
Churchtown
Reminger Hathcave
Doroah
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ST. Patrick’s Social
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