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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

8

Stray Briefs From The Wayside In York County

Small items note local happenings. William Burkey earns 24 bushels of oats from four acres. B Frank Ridenour pleads guilty to using a dipnet to enter fish. fined 25 dollars. Hershey keeps bees. 4 100 pounds of honey from 120 hives. Rev. Jacob N Brubaker of Mt Joy Mennonite keeps a pewter cup and other items brought from Switzerland in 1750. School-spelling drive aims to boost word lists for army recruit schooling and upcoming spelling bees. Mount Joy to add a tenth church. nine churches already. A planned August 22 game against Christiana discussed amid town rivalries and travel habits affecting local business. Local trips include Dr. J R B Martin and others to Philadelphia. auto club membership. Residents visiting and social visits noted. Product ad for kidney tonic included.

William Burkey Narvou B. Frank Ridenour Waynesboro Alneob Hershey Mbt Joy Jacob N. Brubaker York Mount Joy Ephraim Nissley Mary Hildebrant Presbyterian United Brethren Church of God

Local notes of Gap settlers and week long religious meeting

Helen Frailey from Lancaster visits Gap. Jacob Linville blasts on Portner farm for Eauvrd Walker. Mrs Hendry returns to Pitenine after six weeks with James Sterling. Reading visitors Lydia Cordner and daughter stay with Sherman Saunders. A Gap M E camp meeting opens with sermons by Brackbill Shalkop Martin Ranek Weaver Perpina Hinkle Reymond and others. Gap beats Miller and Hartman 7 to 4 with Will Shertz delivering a key rally as crowds fill the grounds.

Helen Frailey Lancaster I. FE Jacob Linville Gap Hills Barclay Simmons C. M. Brackbill Gup Shalkop Christiana Western District M. FB Shaffer T. T. Martin Philadelphia Qap Martin J. D. Ranek Brooklyn John Weaver Gordonville Perpina Hinkle Evangelist Reymond Gap M. E James K. Booth M EK Miller & Hartman Gap Will Shertz Davy Warren

Local Notes From Farmersville Area Teem With Trips Fox Chase and Projects

Landis Sheaffer returns from New York City pleased with sights including the Statue of Liberty Wall Street and Coney Island. Farmersville residents chase a large male red fox with J S Bowers Horace M Bowers Jubu Bowers Samuel Buchen and Harry Mull taking part. West Earl supervisors clean gutters and remodel the road to Farmersville while road managers recall earlier quarrying costs. Muddy Creek picnic draws many youngsters as N L Nolt builds a large chicken house and related structures. Well drillers work for John B Burkhart and The Realty Co of Lancaster advertises Frank Groffs residence and D S Meyers hardware store.

Landis Sheaffer New York Statue of Liberty Wall Street Stock Exchange Coney Island Farmersville J.S. Bowers Horace M. Bowers Jubu Bowers Samuel Buchen Harry Mull Horace Graybill Juniata West Earl Farmeraville Muddy Creek N. L. Nolt J. E.sheaffer John B. Burkhart the Realty Co Lancaster Frank Groff D. 3. Meyer

Social Visits From Blue Ball to Cambridge and Lionville

Alerts note visits across Blue Ball Cambridge and Lionville with Mrs Elizabeth Witmer Mrs Ella Ream Mrs Lizzie Witmer and families visiting relatives in Ream Myers Diem Good Dague and Hillard households over Thursday Saturday and Sunday. A camp meeting near Terre Hill drew several of these relatives and neighbors.

John Ream William Hyman John C. Ream Blue Ball Ella Ream Cambridge Lizzie Witmer Geo. Myers George M. Diem Henry Reuben Adam Good Grace Ayres Ray Cooper Dague and Lionville Aaron D.ream Lancaster Reuben Diem William ‘Ream Alva “Myers Flora Adam Good Mketing Terre ‘Hill Gonard. Hillard

Spring Garden notes and Saturday events in the region

George Valentine visits Harrisburg for a two week vacation with Jacob Davidson. Walter Kurtz visits Philadelphia. Miss Ethel Lowry visits Parkesburg relatives. Parkesburg group camp near Millwood for weeks. Pequea Presbyterian Sunday school picnic planned in Alfred Wahovver’s grove with Churchtown Band providing music and a ball game expected. New Holland team arrives after hard work. score 9-8 in favor of Sunflower players. Bird in Hand and White Horse teams’ schedules noted. road work under Diem to macadamize Old Road from Peters Road to the church.

George Valentine Harrisburg Jacob Davidson Walter Kurtz Philadelphia Ethel Lowry Parkesburg Hoyt Althouse Kelso Althouse George Heyburn Mr. Dollars Pequea Millwood Churchtown New Holland White Horse Williamstown Diem Peters Road

Church Services Schedule For This Area

Tomorrow worship and Sunday school times listed for Trinity Lutheran Reform Church A B Cuuren Leola Mennonite and other churches in Weaverland Lancaster Graffdale and Cedar Grove with preachings at 10 a.m. and evening services plus catechism Sunday school hours and midweek notes.

Trinity Lutheran Church Curren New Holland G. H. Kerrerson Leola Epworth League Mennonite Weaverland Bowmansville Iion Lutheran Mechanicusburg F. A. Weicknel Luther League

Sale Register listing varied livestock and farms across townships

The notice details sales by Geo. K. Diller & Son in Blue Ball including 100 western horses and cattle stock on August 13, a herd of cows in Terre Hill on August 14, and multiple land parcels from September 1 to September 12 in Salisbury, East Earl, Earl and Carnarvon townships with specific properties and heirs handling estates.

Kentucky Blue Ball Geo. K. Diller & Son Terre Hill Joseph Marks Centre Church East Earl Township Samuel Z. Good Mary Good M. W. Taylor Seeady Earl Township Five Points Isaac Stoltzius Geo. M. Leicey Carnarvon Township Churchtown Slan D. Hyman Seeadv

Community notices from Gordonville and nearby towns

Mrs Elizabeth Seaman visits Gap for weeks to see two daughters. Lancaster visitors include Mr and Mrs C G Snyder and Mr and Mrs James B Miller. Muddy Creek picnic attendees Ira J Kreider and others. Mrs Harry Taggert and Myrtle return to Trenton NJ after visiting Sollenberger. Local families hosted guests from Kinzer and Lancaster. St John s A B Sabbath picnic planned at Lithtz Springs Park. Amish Brethren hold Sunday services at Eli Kauffman s home. Visitors include Emily Burkey Elsie and Barbara Bally at Soudersburg. Grace Lindsay attends Christian Herr s funeral in Lancaster. Mia Amos Hershey and son in Ocean Grove. Naomi Bowers returns to Lancaster after weeks with cousins Lindsay. Prof J W Yoder of Lock Haven visiting J M Hooley. Sewing Circle hosted by Mennonite Church. St John s U B choir concert well received. Yoder from Lock Haven gives address. George W Park improves fifteen tenant houses by painting. Infant child of Ross and Minnie Sanders buried at St John s U B Church. Margie Burkey visits Sullivan in Seaman Place. St John s U B Church tent meetings begin August 15 for several weeks.

Elizabeth Seaman Gap Daniel Eby Frank Denlinger C. G. Snyder Lancaster James B. Miller Ira J. Kreider Muddy Creek Harry Taggert Myrtle Sollenberger Trenton New Jersey John Denlinger Near Kinzer John D. Hocking Isaac Overly Walter Howery Beulah Renshaw Harrisburg St. John's A. B Lithtz Springs Park Ocean Grove Naomi Bowers Miases Grace Bertha Lindsay J. W. Yoder Lock Haven J. M. Hooley Phares Buckwalter Mennonite Church St. John’s U. B Lock Geo. W. Park Ross Minnie Sanders Saudersburg Margie Burkey Sullivan Seaman Place St. John’s U. B. Church

Varieties and Produce Promised in Local Sale Notice

A local advertisement lists a carload of choice watermelons and peaches along with calfhead soup New Potato 3 bananas tomatoes sweet potatoes and peaches at Doerr's. Ginger snaps are available at Wrightis. They boast a new cake machine.

Calfhead Doerr’s Wrightis

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