13 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
1
A new firm of storekeepers is noted with limited readable text. The fragment mentions Hess and meratinit, but no clear actions, dates, or locations are provided. Further context is needed to specify ownership, duties, or business scope.
The fragment reads as an incomplete phrase mentioning Arm 8 and a senior member, with no clear event, person, or organization identified in readable text.
Read from county meeting records detailing election of directors for Lincoln National ALBL National Tal ity National and other firms. Names include Roland Jason HATE Cre ieemainas Milton Weidman Henry Kezereise Lavabh John Gq Venery Hess Kinard Nissly Wissler Wolf and many others. Also listed are officers of New Holland Blue Ball and Terre Bol Street Railway Company and Lancaster Trust Company directors.
On a Monday evening Emanuel K Martin, a tenant on the Ellas Diller farm in East Sarltownship, met with a serious accident in a rear outbuilding when a horse bolted severely injuring him.
The column covers various small items including Edward Ww Snader recovering from rheumatism, a display at International Correspondence Schools Scranton, and staffing changes at Dr J A Hoffman’s office with Dr Wayne Killian in charge. It notes calendar shortages, tobacco arrivals at Levy’s warehouse in New Holland, and nearby activity with shipments and farm-related deliveries.
The report lists Sunday School structures at BownaNavitLE Weaverland and Smoketown with named Superintendents, assistants, secretaries, treasurers, and choirs. It notes M G Weaver as longtime Weaverland superintendent and references openings in the churches during the period.
The column reports Dr. J. L. Winters new Blue Ball house and office nearing occupancy, I. B. Wood's farm house construction halted by snow, and workers at Werneraville asylum. It notes tobacco farmers preparing crops for packing houses, a hog killed weighing 405 pounds by Sam Hoover, and Teela forming on the Conestoga as ice conditions rise. Other items include Tsane Senseniz confined by illness, Henry M Horat improving, David Shrom rebuilding his store, Amos Sonsenig near completion of a new house and stable, Goodville machine shop under Henry L. Bauman, A. K. Diener named steward of Oroville Old Peoples Home, and Jacob Melinger relocating to a small farm near Bird-in-Hand.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the General Hospital held a regular meeting at Miss Hattie Diller's home on January 11. Officers elected include President Hattie Diller and Vice Presidents B F Alderfer E C Diller F B Hartman, with Lillie M Rutter as treasurer. Mrs Joseph Henry was elected an additional solicitor and other solicitors rerelected. An orange social was planned for February 10, and the next meeting will be at Mrs F B Hartman’s home.
The charter of the Akron Browns town and Lancaster Street Railway Company has been placed on record in the recorder's office at Lancaster. Names mentioned include Drifz Brownstown Geo D Landis and Landis Valley in connection with the filing.
A memorial service was held Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Ghureh in honor of the late Rev. John W Hasslery. D. was laid to rest with brief prayers and tributes from attendees.
John Ludwig and Miss Carrie Dietrich, both of Earl township, were married on Tuesday evening by Rev S Schweitzer at his Ephrataboro residence. Earlier, a parsonage wedding occurred at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Churchtown with Luther Boehringer of Churchtown and Mamie Erb of Spottswood Caernarvon township united by Rev Theodore Wesley Bare. They were unattended.
A Monday evening meeting at Red Well Mennonite Church in Earl township invites residents to join a singing class. An exceptionally fine class leader has been secured to organize the movement, encouraging participation across homes and churches during this period.
A local board of directors convenes after long service periods to honor and reorganize for ongoing governance. The meeting outlines new roles and highlights continued commitment to the organization.
The Intercourse Association for theft detection and property recovery held its annual session in Hoar's Enlil Intercourse on December 80 at 2 pm. Attendance was fair with 110 members enrolled. Geo W Bair presided. H B Slack served as pro tem secretary. Wm K Bender resigned as secretary treasurer after 32 years. board elected directors Lemuel Sprecher Geo W Bair W R Knox J F Brubaker and H B Slack. New member cards and posters planned. board organized Geo W Ball as president and H B Slack as secretary treasurer.
Miss Emma Bair of Lancaster spent Sunday with her parents. Prof A Alvin Bear left for Oklahoma for a position in the Indian service at Pawnee. A W Sunder spent Friday in Philadelphia. Isaac Witwer of Philadelphia visited town over Sunday. Mrs J D Warfel spent Sunday in Manheim. Miss Lillian Albright and Elsie K Heidelhner of Aphrata spent Sunday with Tax Collector C L Davis and wife. Mrs James Davis and son Isaac and Miss Emma Stauffer spent Saturday and Sunday at Pequen with Mr and Mrs J W Stauffer.
Mrs. Dr. B J Reemsnyder of Hinkle town has bought the brick mansion of Mrs Hannah G C Fishburn on East Locust Street Ephrata and the family will move in early April. The doctor will open an office in the mansion soon and continue his large patient work in Reamstown Hinkletown and surrounding areas. He plans to serve patrons more efficiently from the new home.
Michael Sren nan entered the Exchange Hotel at Safe Harbor and fired a shot but did not harm anyone. He was restrained and jailed for trial at court.
A resident of Farmersville reports finding a set of fake teeth on a roadway between Rachel’s TM Smith Shop and the pike. The owner may claim by visiting the man at his Farmersville home and proving ownership.
David Myers of Bareville was shocked at the Engleside power plant about a month ago. He left the General Hospital last Sunday but remains confined to his home.
Letters remaining uncalled for at New Holland postoffice for week ending January 12 1900 include Mrs Mary C Rutter Mia Maggie W Burkholder Miss Lottie Graybill Ed ward Ss Keller Bronk Groff.
Mogaville auditors reviewed the Ephrata National Bank on Saturday and found the financial condition satisfactory with all accounts in balance and no irregularities reported.
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