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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1917

Page

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Those Visited And The Visitors For The Week

Miss Grace Witmer spent the week end in Philadelphia visiting relatives and friends. Many residents listed as visiting or being visited in town and nearby areas, including students from Millersville State Normal School and Beechwood School, with numerous trips to Lancaster Philadelphia and other towns.

Grace Witmer Philadelphia Maria Bender Millereville State Normal School Alice O. Bender Fister Bessie Brimmer Avenue Harry White Harriburg White George S. Keiser Grant Street Pauline 8. Brisman Brisman Lancaster Elizabeth Kurtz Frankin Diller ~Avenue Samuel Robinson S. B. Harris & Co Wm. Seitz Coatesville Iron and Steel Works Sarah Seitz East Main Street Esther Overly Cedar Lane Harry Sensenig Steelton Iron Works John H. Sensenig Paul Lengel Mary E. Roseboro Beechwood School Jenkintown Marie Barrett Parkersburg West Virginia Slick Ephrata Mary F. Warner D. Fleming Clemson Coatesville White Horse Wayne Russell Paul Palmer Green Bank Eckhart Schwab West Main Street Alvin Myers Hess’ Grocery Walter Dunwoody Bareville Frank Detweiler Styer House H. H. Johns John Seifred East Earl C. R. Bair M. Fletcher Margaret Ashley Roy L. Weinhold Reidenbach J. B. Kohler Mary W. Stauffer New Jersey W. M. Mearig New York City Emaline Styer Grace Clay Sprecher Pittsburgh Annie E. Diller Martin Bair Leah Myer Mero Samuel Hichwine Wrest Rite Myer Leola MLW Taylor Reidenbachs Wridnesda Moscadet Visior Alner Wolfskith Terre Edwin Coldren Blue Ball Amos R. Wenger Isaac Stauffer Churchtown Alta Farrar Blues Ball Samuel Overly Margaret Yohn Florence Warner Jackson Street Beartown Jacob C. Doerr J. J. Dunwooly Ross Street Esther Anna Kaufffman A. S. Kauffman Eagle Hotel C. C. Heigle Ell Hess Leroy Groff Ae Groff Lewi Lauder Terre Hill Milo Yuninger I. H. Albright U. B. Church Middletown Wm. Palmer Leacock Raymond P. Anangst Jacob C. Doerr, Jr David C. Myer Cambridge W. P. Coulter Harrisburg Sarah Snader Edith Hess Hood’s Seminary Frederick Maryland Elie Hess Gockley Sauder Bros Reading

Mane of May Faces to Close Season at Harner's Theatre

The Mane of May Faces performer Robert Manlove headlines next Friday evening April 13 at Harner's Theatre. The entertainment features a versatile Irish Swede Jew Dutchman Frenchman and other characters. Reserved seats are 50 cents with general admission 24 cents, program starts at 3 o’clock.

Halwood Robert Manlove Com. Iiteee Manlove Ois Hiteei Manboves Smaaller Harner

Held On a Serious Charge Edward Simmers Arrested Near Woodbine

Edward A W Simmers aged sixty seven a German by birth was arrested near Woodbine New Jersey and held on twenty thousand dollars bail for a hearing on a charge of threatening President Wilson He boasted of supporting the German cause and said he would go to Washington to kill the President born in Leipsic Germany he later moved to Canada and became British subject then to Lancaster County and took out US citizenship three years ago after war broke out he renounced naturalization and destroyed his papers he is well educated.

Edward A. W. Simmers Woodbine N. J Wilson Simmers Washington Lincoln Garfield McKinley Leipsic Germany Montreal Canada Lancaster Co

Birthday Surprise for Miss Geneva Ressler

A birthday surprise party for Miss Geneva Ressler was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Kochel on Connecticut Avenue. About twenty five friends attended, presenting gifts as music and luncheon concluded the festive evening with best wishes for many more birthdays.

Geneva Ressler

Shoes and Oxfords for Easter Style Update

Finish your Easter scenery with a fine pair of Shoes or Oxfords from 8. B. Harrin & Co. at 881:26. Three latent styles from well known makes offer smart options for the season.

B. Harrin;& Co

Florida letter from St. Petersburg with local notes

W. W. Davis writes from St. Petersburg on March 30 1917 describing church, tourism crowds and a reunion with a 725 member society. He notes circus crowds three days of free viewing and tourism spending, local weather, fruit and flower details, and asks about Lancaster County visitors while reflecting on regional scenery.

Presbyterian Church Plaza Theater Lancaster County Penn Pittsburgh Cre Altoona

Easter Fashion for Women at Harris Co

Ladies furnishings feature Easter lines for the women folks with tops skirts shirt waists and other wearables in dainty styles and materials. Harris Co offers a large line of other wearables and accessories.

B. Harris:&‘Co

Men's and Young Men's Suits In Order for Attire

Fragmentary note describes men's and young men's suits and attire in proper order. Focus appears on style and fit, with emphasis on neat appearance. May reference shop or catalog language.

Easter Programs and Special Church Services Planned

The United Brethren and related churches announce Easter week services with special programs. The Living Wing event and sermons reference scriptural readings while Methodist and Mennonite Sunday schools will not share a joint service.

United Brethren Fentith Methodist Mennonite

Pilgrimage of Life Ends in Tragic Obituary Notice

Obituary notices recount the death of Mrs Lydia Bostauwser and two other residents, detailing survivors including children and siblings. The report notes ages, funeral plans, church affiliations, and burial in local Mennonite cemeteries, along with mentions of additional community members and a separate death of Frank F. Grube with funeral arrangements in Leola.

Ladies Aid Society Enjoys Straw Title Event

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church met at Dr. Hoffman's home then rode in a wagon to the Ludwik farm northeast of town Tuesday night. After a business meeting guests enjoyed music chat and a fine luncheon before returning to town.

Ladies Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Church Frank Ludwis Boro Hoffman Ludwig

Poverty So Shul Held by Intercourse Church Aid Society

The Ladies' Aid Society of Intercourse United Brethren church will host a Poverty So Shul at F. P. A. Hall Intercourse on Saturday evening April 14. A Lancaster male quartet will sing with recitations readings and other features promised for a delightful program and good attendance expected.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Intercourse United Brethren Church F. P. A. Hall Intercourse Lancaster

Hats and Caps for Easter New Sky Piece Arrives

New Easter styles arrive in hats and caps at S. B. Harris & Co. Fresh spring trade items feature up to date style and quality.

S. B. Harris &jCo

New Pants Suits For Boys At Harris Co

A Word to the Plain Folks announces a large assortment of straight pants suits for boys and straight separate pants just unpacked. Shoppers are invited to view the new stock at 331-360 S. B. Harris & Co.

S. B. Harris & Co

Ladies Auxiliary Monthly Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary will be held next Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. B C Diller. It is hoped that all members who can attend will be present.

Ladies Auxiliary B.C. Diller

For the Children Easter Dresses in gingham and white

The notice highlights Easter dresses for children described as fine and new in gingham and white, noting they are not overlooked and available for purchase.

Emery Ling

Tobacco Growers Association Meeting in Lancaster

Members of the Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will hold their regular monthly meeting in the Board of Trade rooms at 10 East Orange Street Lancaster on Monday April ts at one o'clock all members should attend and bring friends. Subjects include Best Method for Plowing and Preparing Tobacco Fights Christ C. Huber and State Best Method of Forcing the Tobacco Plants H. H. Hershey.

Lancaster County Tobacco Grrowers Association Board of Trade Rooms East Orange Street Lancaster Christ C. Huber H. H. Hershey

Profitable Tobacco Yield Reported on West Main Street

Last summer Harry Bair cultivated over an acre of land owned by Jacob Keller on West Main street and cured the crop. He sold the tobacco to Porter C. Diller for 3348, who calls it an unusually fine crop with leaves up to forty inches long.

Harry Bair Jacob, Keller West Main Street Porter C. Diller Mr. Diller

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Planned in April

The Woman's Missionary Society of Ranck's church will meet at Miss Blanche Brubaker's home on Saturday afternoon April 14 at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Gro. S. Ranck.

Woman's Missionary Society of Ranck

Purchase of Fine Sorrel Draft Horses in Eugene

Eugene Rutter, a well known coal dealer, bought from W H Good a pair of fine sorrel draft horses for use in delivery teams. The horses are described as very beautiful and suitable for handling heavy loads.

Eugene, Rutter W. H

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