Fragmentary text about Hood and volunteers
The readable fragments mention Hood and volunteers in unclear context. No concrete event, date, or organization is identifiable from the provided text.
29 May 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1897
Page
1
The readable fragments mention Hood and volunteers in unclear context. No concrete event, date, or organization is identifiable from the provided text.
Fragmentary account traces the later Roman Empire through the Visigothic invasion at Tours, Charlemagne’s reign, and early medieval tension among Germans and Romans. It notes religious orders, governance shifts, and social changes shaping Europe from 500 A.D. to the eighth century, with references to Agrippa, Jeruselam, and German settlers. The text includes scattered biographical and legal notes about colonial era governance and local prosecutions.
Local clubs, including the Lancaster High School team, will play two games today at 10 2 1 and 3 pm with ten cent admission. June 22 festival features New Holland vs visiting Epirus club and June 20 New Holland vs Churchtown Club. Weather cautions accompany the bustling season as residents plan evenings and blast of cough cures mention Chas J Seltzer.
The Fire Company and executive committee prepare for a June 2 festival in New Holland featuring a fishing pond, shooting gallery, and a band from Ephrata. Charitable efforts include a $20,000 bequest in George Lanonater’s will to fund a trust for children and ongoing expenses.
The Goodville Bare Ball Axsociation reelects FL W. Stauffer as president O N. Kenner as secretary and treasurer Dr. 7.1L. Whoters as manager KR. Baly as captain. Town neighbors invited to join. A youth group enjoyed a Sunday trip to French Creek Falls and were praised as winners. Local residents visited family and attended services in Reading and Teading. Children’s day events planned in Bridgeville with Krauser Martin wagons. Grand Army sermon drew crowds in Churchtown.
In the Court of Common Pleas a tax collection clash arises between Lititz borough and Warwick township. Herman Fisher, the lowest bidder, and Israel Dear claim rights to collect the state and county tax, while the special law governing Lititz and the five percent commission complicate who may receive the duplisticate. The dispute centers on whether Lititz remains under Warwick township regulation or is independently governed for tax collection.
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