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Fragments show mentions of a person named Anna and a phrase about a wife and a Christion Sen. The readable text is sparse with unclear context and no distinct event or outcome.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
1
Fragments show mentions of a person named Anna and a phrase about a wife and a Christion Sen. The readable text is sparse with unclear context and no distinct event or outcome.
Fragmentary text mentions Harry L. Rhoads of Benna Vista and a six week hospital stay. Details are garbled and place names unclear due to OCR errors.
The article previews a Sandra centered film with dual personality tension and contrasting partners. It lists Eve and Peter Stanley and other cast members Berb Lytell Leslie Austin Flora Finch and more. The piece emphasizes human, not puppet, performances and notes a strong ensemble from People’s Restaurant to borough margins.
A special Borough Council meeting authorized the Property Committee to purchase six Highway Street Crossing Signal Lights to be placed at Main Street crossings from Kinzer Avenue to Diller Avenue. The measure follows a 1925 traffic ordinance requiring turns to be made at red or danger signals to reduce accidents.
A man saved thirty dollars by avoiding an overcoat and turning up his collar but then faced a thirty dollar medical bill for pneumonia. The ad notes a Knit-tex coat would have provided warmth and protection for less than the medical bill.
Alta regular meeting of the King's Daughters held Tuesday evening in the Reformed Sunday School room. Committees discussed plans for a Halloween party and related activities.
In a Lancaster Union meeting the local C E B Society named officers and a large slate of committee chairs. Secretary Fanny and Assistant Miriam led with others: Irene nist Edna Chester Lutz audits. Prof Ivan P Lowry reappointed Stewardship chair. Prayer Meeting Anna Grace. Music Emma Shetzley. Social Addison Warners. Missionary Mrs Charles Brown. Relief Mrs Elwood Baer. Rotospeed Grace Brubaker. librarian Carl Lutz.
October 10 brought record low temperatures and a northwest gale across Lancaster County with the first snow flurries. The day stayed near freezing as coats appeared on New Holland streets and trees, awnings, and a Ford car were damaged by the gale and falling branches.
A call to confront danger with resolve echoes as figures urge bravery and action. The message frames facing threats directly, urging audience to request demonstrations to verify commitments and capabilities.
Thieves entered the local schoolhouse striking Principal’s and classroom desks. About $30.69 plus a twenty five gross of pencils vanished from desks while a separate $100 picture fund was overlooked. Authorities note one cent was left near a desk. Also reported is a large Black Beauty eggplant grown by Mary Speice of East Main Street.
Trinity Lutheran notes regular services with Bible School at 9 30 and morning service at 10 30 Vespers at 7 30 In two weeks Dr J C Henry will preach The Lancaster Conference met in Trinity Church Lebanon on Tuesday Oct 13 Wm Hurst was official delegate Golden Jubilee of Bible School celebrated October 14 Trinity School represented by several ladies and couples Fifty years of Conference work reviewed Three Lebanon Schools presented a pageant Trinity Church Lebanon completed a new chapel costing 100 000 plans to cost 200 000
The funeral for Louis Coffroad, a notable young man in New Holland, took place Monday afternoon at St. Stephen Reformed Church. The service was led by Rev. C. G. Bachman with bearers from the Knights of the Golden Eagle, the Lion Club, and the church consistory. Undertaker Fred Groff of Lancaster oversaw arrangements.
Eugene Weiler son of Mr and Mrs A W Weiler of this borough sustained a severe foot injury last Thursday while filling a large refrigerator at the American Store. A heavy cake of ice wedged his foot against the counter as he stood on a step ladder, forcing him to use crutches to move about.
Numerous Lancaster area residents and friends visited kin across towns including Ephrata Morgantown Blue Ball Akron and Honey Brook. Guests included Emma Shetzley Edna Groff Milton Groff and many extended families with weekend and Sunday gatherings.
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