Local Baseball Crowd Roars as Mt Joy and New Holland Clash
Mt Joy hosts a close game with New Holland, where Engle shines for Mt Joy and Springer is criticized for a dirty baserunning incident. Charley Miller dominates on the mound with two hits allowed. Hurst and Showalter spark early offense, while Springer's conduct draws punishment. Next up Terre Hill as local clubs plan rematch and Sunflower prepares to travel to White Horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Joy
Springer
New Holland
Rusty” Engle
Mr. Joy
Hurst
Hagg
Showalter
Bair
Harner
Engle
Charley
Brant
Terre Hill
Paradise
Terre Hil
Leed
Burgess Showalter
Joy
Ef Hugy
Ee Glasser
Dace
Eve
Miller
Hoffman
Tee White
Cassell
Hendricks
Rf Brant
T. Miller
Conrad
Aulas
Improvements at Local Public School Highlighted by Directors
School notes describe multiple upgrades at the local public school. Improvements include moving the industrial exhibit to classrooms, adding seating for a recitation room, outward opening doors, guard rails on stairs, labeled doors and entrances, new blackboards, an outside basement entrance, and more play space. The board aims to meet state building rules and modernize the facility. A new teacher, Miss Robher, joins as assistant in the high school, expanding the staff as classes shift roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Loost
Nolland
A. G. Miller
Gohoo
Misa Robrer
A Prades
Miss Rohrer
Change in Bank Officers After Death of Diller
Following James Diller's death the New Holland National Bank reorganized. George O. Roland, previously cashier, became president and George F. Before, previously assistant cashier, was named cashier. Both men bring many years of banking experience and are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Diller
New ‘Holland ‘National Bank
Geo
Roland
Geo. F
Community Song Service at Musselman Residence
On Saturday evening September 12 a song service will be held at John Musselman's residence one and a half miles north of Intercourse. Everyone especially youth is invited to attend and bring a copy of Praise if possible. Moderator J. B. Musselman and chorister Amos Myer will lead the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Musselman
Intercourse
Musselman
Amos
Myerg
Stray Briefs From The Wayside Reads Local News Bits
Stray items note a Lancaster poultry dealer jailed for barn arson and a Manheim editor’s black hen tale. A Wrightsville to Long Level road may open using the old canal towpath, costing about 10000 dollars. A York jail escapee, James Gallagher, is brought to Lancaster jail to face false pretenses charges. Potato crops show poor yields across Lancaster County with several fields failing to cover costs. A new candy company, BRi Rodda Candy Co, plans Lancaster manufacturing in the former Hershey space, employing about 60 workers, with officers including R E Rodda as president and E G Staley as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ensminger
Manheim
Ensminger
Manheim Sentinel
Susquehanna
Wrightsville
Pennsylvania Canal
York County
Frank J. Black
Columbia
York
James Gallagher
Lancaster
Gallagher
Wilkes- Barre
Mt. Joy
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Justice Ricker
Mit
Joy
Hancaster
Ansere
Manheim Township
Lanenaster County
I. Rodda Candy O
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
Scranton
Lascaster
Caramel Co
Hershey Chocolate Co
H. L. Trout
R. BH. Rodda
Stuart B.lafean
E.G. Staley
Stuart B. Lafean
G. Clayton Krone
Various Local Updates from Terre Hill and Nearby Areas
Readers receive a montage of notices from Terre Hill townsfolk including school reopening on Monday, voter registration last week and assessor hours next Tuesday and Wednesday, and a fire company effort led by R N Bowers. The piece notes delivery changes by Charles Bair, Maiden Blush apples at the office, Rough Riders en route, and road conditions on the New Holland Turnpike with a call for drainage fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
R. N. Bowers
Washington Camp Mo
Hazleton
E. M. Rutter & Co
Charles Bair
Mr. Bair
Besore's
Henry Nagle
Johan
J. Pleam
John
United States Cavalry
Rough Riders
Fort Myer
Washington
D. C
Sea Girl
N. 4
Personal visits across Lancaster area listed
A string of visitors from Lancaster and nearby towns are spending time with relatives and friends in the region. Names include Frances Hauser Casada Florence Rutledge Susan Eshleman and Margaret Hull with extended family in Reading and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hauser
Lancaster
Herman Seber
New Holland
George Pearson
Toronto
Casada
Mabel Miller
Illinois
Emma Balr
Ivan D. Bair
Rae} Bair
Florence Rutledge
Harrisburg
J.D. Warfel
Susan Eshleman
Margaret Hull
Philadelphia
Ralph Roseboro
Anna Groff
Reading
William, Brendle
Edison
Simon Mentzer
Cora Bair
William Motréary
Fairfield
Frank
Ephrata
Albert Hoover
Daniel ‘Witwer
Mildred
Russel
Barry Hammond
Melvin.Rutledge
Raymond Rutledge
Paul
Ordination and Elections at Mohler Meeting House
At a special meeting August 22 at Mohler Meeting House Spring ville Congregation north of Ephbreta by the Church of the Brethren John Schlosser was ordained to the bishopric Aaron Giblebwan advanced to the second degree Bitzer Johns elected to the first degree and Reuben Herzog and John G Martzall to the deacons office Several bishops from Lanoagster and Lebanon Counties attended with installation by Bishop I W Taylor and M Murrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohler
Springville
Opente
Ephbreta
Church of the Brethren
John Schlosser
Aaron Gibbilewan
Bitzer Johns
Reuben Herzog
John G. Martzall
Reminiscences of the Late James Diller
A first person reminiscence recalls James Diller and early Lancaster friends from 1852. The writer recalls their high school days, Aunt Lucy Diller's home, teachers Crumbaugh Koeppen and others, and a sudden illness that left Diller frail for years before passing beyond his prime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Diller
W. W. Davis
Sterling, Illinois
Lancaster’ High School
Thomas H. Burrows
Lucy Diller
Shroder
Pranite
Canter Square
Examiner
Johny
Crumbaugh
John B. Shroder
William Murray
Obituary Notes From Brownstown Area
Obituaries recall Isanot Mussper long treated at county hospital dying from chronic diarrhoea. Funeral by J. D. Bowers with burial at Bergatrasse after services at Hinkletown. Also Susanna Maéltoug dies suddenly in East Akron at eighty four, apoplexy and heart disease listed as causes. services held at Evangelical Church in Lincoln. Other notices include deaths of John Bearinger and Denver borough resident Jobin Bearinger, with Lutheran and Baptist observances noted. Florence Eddeshassr, Lev Wiltmers, and Glena Patton remembered with services and interment at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isanot Mussper
Sus@ay
J. D. Bowers
Jacob Merasper
Hinkletown
Bergatrasse
Acob
Hinkletowne
Christian
Lebanon
Willian
Ephrata
Ksane. Groff
Talmage
Fred Welter
Terre Hib
Messner
Groff
Mars
Susannah Maéltoug
Brownstown
W. B. Grube
East
Akron
Regar
Evangelical Cemetery
N. L. Bechtel
Evangelical Church
S. R. Carpenter
Henry Pieres
Zacharias Gro
Susan Wills
Bancaster
Louisa Detterline
Coatesville
Salinda Hacker
Lincoln
Ephrata Township
Joseph Eddeshassr
Lie
Terre
William
Bsurtem
Hill
John Wat
Rancks -Us B
O'Clog
Fuoera
N.C. Hemninger
Chile
Lev Wiltmers
Sheriff sale of Harriet Ringwall properties in Carnarvon
In a Saturday morning sale at the courthouse Sheriff Ziegley offered Harriet Ringwall properties in Carnarvon. No 1 A 4 acres 20 perches with a two story stone dwelling and attached store sold to Frank S Barr for 2250 dollars. No 2 A 21 acres 96 perches in Carnarvon also sold to Barr for 2250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegley
Harriet Ringwall
Carnarvon
Frank S. Barr
New Holland Band to Host Saturday Evening Festival
The New Holland Band invites the public to a Saturday festival this September. The Akron Band will perform and provide plenty of music for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Band
Akron Banaa
Black Barren Institute Plans Farmers Institute
The Black Barren Institute announces a farmers institute on Wednesday and Thursday next week at Black Barren Springs. State speakers Profs, Nens, Card and Mina Adeline Baker are listed. If weather is bad the event moves to Pleasant Grove Missouri Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Black Barren ‘Springs
Card
Adeline Baker
Grove
Moe
Roof Garden Vaudeville Season Ends with Five Cent Pictures
The Roof Garden at Lanecaster will close vaudeville on Saturday September 5 with next week’s finale. Beginning Monday September 7 manager Howell will debut a five cent picture show with Edison pictures and songs. Willy Zimmermann Elite Musical Four and other acts join a strong week, and visitors may win a free trip to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Roof Garden
Lanecaster
Vaudes Vile
Mansger Howell
Edison
Sherg
Vaudesville
Willy Zimmermann
Haemmerstein
New York Theatre
Gilday
Fox
Black and Jones
Song Service at Wenger Home Opens September 4
A song service is planned for Saturday evening September 4 at 7 30 at the home of D M Wenger in this borough. The program includes a Sunday school hymnals and choir items. Geigley of Neutral Kansas will deliver an address. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Wenger
Boro
Geigley
Kansana
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Murat
Hazy
Brapt
C. Miller
Pasaedballa
Snader
Sunflower Club
Spring Garden
F. Swope
Pleam
Weaver
Brendle
Singer
Sunflower
H. Dumap
White Horse
Spring Garden Childiah Club
McWilliams
Swope
C Martin
Kurtz
O. Singer
Martin
Sweigert
Ofite — Ita
Stephen Market
The
Clarion
Brethren Church
Diftfenderfer
Wash Hull
Jotbn
Ellen Shultz
Jake Mentzer
Rory Brubaker
William Darrow
Sam Ringwall
Lydia Kinzer
John Hull
Allentown
Tom
Lucy
Grayhill Diller
Colburn
Coates
Drysdale
Enarge
Annie Brobaker
Turaday
James
Leopard Hotel
Lancewater
Streach
James Abenze
Cather
Bine
Jdanc. Messner
Susannah McCloud
Jobin Bearinger
Denver
Mrai ‘Bearinger
Scott Deisher
Frederick
Stevens
Aare Vey
Lincolny
Serepy
Kerahiwers
Norsaga. L
Vaezks
Levi
Kase Witmer
North Wilton
Philadelphiay
Cenin
Feneral
J. D. Gowers
Hahustown
Clara.n. Batien
Glana R. Patton
Mt Airy
Vaithmaranmus
Mt. Airy
Puneral Nirecsitor
N. C. Henninger
Hammer
Black Barren Institute
Cee
Song Service
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