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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
7
Auction and legal notice summary listing wills deeds mortgages and estate work for Spring Garden Kinzer area. Henry Halligan advertised as auctioneer with services in Goodville and Lititz area references and contact hints indicate public sale and clerking of estates and settlement tasks.
The article lists WHESTER A DILLER, attorney at law, offering after office appointments on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. It notes writing of mortgages wills and estate business and other legal services.
OCR fragment suggests real estate valuation, wills, leases, clerking, and validity checks. References unclear but implies legal and property filing context.
Intercourse residents and guests are mentioned in a series of social notes. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seldomridge and son Kenneth took a two week motor trip to Ohio visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hershey returned from Virginia. Catherine Bryson of Lancaster visited the Seldomridges. several church activities are noted including a United Brethren reception for Rev. Ira D. Lowry and a rummage sale yielding 125 dollars. Additional items cover milk routes sold, vacations, and attendees at area fairs and gatherings.
A Sunbury farmer Dolan Hendriks aged fifty five killed himself with a shotgun. Weatherly council to buy a motorized fire apparatus at twelve thousand five hundred dollars. Elvidge of Reading elected president of the Pennsylvania Commercial Secretaries Association meeting in Harrisburg. Mount Pleasant incident reports Daniel Brewer, fifty one, dropping dead from apoplexy while driving cattle. Yorktowne hotel in York opened with a celebratory salute and flag rising on Duke and Market streets. Potts town visit by General Shannon awarding medals to Company A at a World War II era event. Bethlehwie notes a developing operation in classical music. Pennsylvania reports rising dog population and coal mining labor trends. Shaving death in Pottsville, and J Roller McCoy, eighty four, obtaining elk hunter license in Lewistown. Bristol police first sergeant John Marion. Titusville reports a frost and signs of early fall. Evangelical Lutheran conference reports growing church membership. State boiler inspectors investigate Capitol power house explosion. Potatoes harvest tops one million bushels statewide with farmers shipping many due to mine labor disruptions.
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