Bretzel Boys Dominate Locals In Fourth Of July Game
New Holland traveled to Lititz for a doubleheader on the Fourth, losing 7 to 0 as Lititz pitcher Doremus fanned eighteen on paper but twelve by count. The article notes umpire Evans botching calls, local crowd sizes, and criticism of Lititz Springs grounds pricing while praising New Holland hitters and pitcher Mickle.
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Coatesville
Griffith
Clark
Auxer
Wees
Wright
Gordon
Grace
Stokes
Fulton
Seeeeee
Ceeeens
Pierce
C.f
New Holland
Rudy
Fitchorn
Bair
Killian
Lititz
Mickle
Elverson
Chester County
Stork
Doremus
Evans
Leecher
Firththorn
Erb
Fichthorn
Miller
New
Springs Grounds
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Brenner
Leed
Storb
R. HO
A Wagner
Rittenhouse
Loecher
Eewe Keiffer
C. Feee Carpenter
Yeager
P. Doremus
Spicer
Sees
Local residents host summer visitors and travelers in area
Dozens of households are noted hosting relatives and friends from Philadelphia Reading Lancaster Norristown York City and other places. Trips include Atlantic City Asbury Park and Baltimore with weddings and visits mentioned alongside a Phillies game and telephones business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabill Gorman
Hahnstown
Lara Glowner
Lewis Gorman
Atlantic City
Clarence Bair
San Francisco
California
Mt. Tabor
Lester D. Glowner
Clarion
E. R. Eichelberger
Horace Slate
Amos Diller
L. M. Storb
Charles M. Diller
George O. Roland
Philadelphia
Louis Noss
Manor
Hannah Keiffer
Millersburg
Geiter
Clyde Mahaley
York County
Baltimore
Frank Ressler
Reading
S. B. Davis
Fire destroys Stoltzfus farmhouse near Brackhill mill
A large double frame farmhouse owned by David K Stoltzfus and Henry A Stoltzfus in Salisbury township was destroyed by a Thursday afternoon fire caused by a coal oil stove blast. The loss nears five thousand dollars with no insurance. neighbors and Amish community members offer aid and a spark to fund a chemical engine for future fire protection.
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David K. Stoltzfus
Brackhill’s Mill
Salisbury
Henry A. Stoltzfus
David K
Rand
Messers
New Holland Machine Company Expands Plant Capacity
The New Holland Machine Company plans a two story brick addition 48 by 50 feet to the side of its existing foundry to double output. The wood working department will move to the new building with the pattern shop on the second floor. The frame attachment will become storage space and the project aims to finish by September 1. Engines face limited production while stone crushers see rising orders.
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New Holland Machine Company
Wood
New Holland
Zimmerman
East
Middle West
Aged women celebrate birthdays with friends across towns
Mrs Fannie Geigly receives forty one handkerchiefs and sixty eight postcards from Springfield Ill and other cities for her sixty seventh birthday. Mrs Deliah Sheaffer holds a surprise seventieth birthday in Hahnstown with guests from Mahnstown Reading and Philadelphia. S Diller Bowers marked his fiftieth birthday with a social gathering. A Graffdale family reunion honors an eighty first birthday with relatives from Lancaster Voganville Groffdale and Lititz. The day includes a large dinner and cemetery visit honoring ancestors.
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Fannie Geigly
Springfield
Ill
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lancaster
Maytown
Lima
New Holand
Blue Ball
Deliah Sheaffer
Hahnstown
Mahnstown
Reamstown
Ephrata
Reading
New Holland
Graybill Gorman
Cyrus Gorman
S. Diller Bowers
Mr. B
Daniel Ellworth
Grafsdale
John Ellwerth
Jacob Bixler
Voganville
Samuel E. Ellwerth
Groffdale
Elam Martin
Herbert Garret
Howard. Miller
Lititz
Graffdale
Mra. E
Ellworth
Home-made Feed Ad Reads Odd Message
Fragments from a home made advertisement mention feed and a phone number 721 Q F1 2te. The readable portion shows a quirky catalog line or classified style note. No clear subject or date is available from the OCR snippet.
Matrimonial at White Horse: Williams Davis and Barbara Smith wed
A wedding was held at the bride’s parents home in White Horse on Saturday at 10 am. Rev. S M Mountz united Williams Davis and Barbara L Smith in a Lutheran ring ceremony attended by Eva Smith and H Brinkman. After a family dinner the couple traveled to Lancaster and Williamsport then plan to live with the groom’s uncle B F Alderfer before establishing a home in spring. Davis works with I G Davis Sons hardware and tin. Barbara is a Silk Mill employee.
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White Horse
Lancaster
Williamsport
B. F. Alderfer
Davis
I. G Davis’ Sons
U. B. Church Notes on Ranck’s Festival Profit and Meetings
The Ranck church festival raised about 75 dollars for the cemetery fence. The last quarterly conference will meet July 13 at 7 30 P M in New Holland with Rev D D Lowery presiding. Rev I H Albright was chosen as a delegate to the International C B Convention in Atlantic City and plans to depart tomorrow night. The E Pennsylvania Annual Conference meets in Zion church Reading October 4 8 1911.
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Ranck's Church
New Holland
D. D. Lowery
D. D
Harrisburg
I. H. Albright
School Director Nominations With Term Length On Ballot
State officials rule nominating petitions must specify the term sought for school directors under the new code. Directors will be elected in groups for six four and two year terms, with each term treated as a separate office. Cumulative voting or vote consolidation is not permitted.
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
Ais
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Bretzel Boys
Wagner
Prey
Rittenhouse Rf
Keiffer
Beeewee Doremus
Teres Carpenter
Yeager Lf
Bair Lf Henderson
Cowran Storb
Glowner
Eweee Fichthorn
Wee Veenee Wright
Etme Nee
Wee Etneae
Florence
Jennie Foltz
Birdsboro
Ida Schnupp
Vici
Samuel BH. Fasnacht
Cornelius
Erie
Daniel Breweiser
Jacob Buckwalter
Frank Davis
J. P
O. L. Davis
A. B. Shiffer
Farmersville
Boro
William Taylor and
Familly
H. J. Brown
David Styer
Israel Bair
Gertrude Swope
Elizabeth Wenger
Swope
Norristown
Esther and
Naomi Katz
John Dorwart
Gussie Bushong
Musselman
Alta Diller
James A. Gilfillan
C. IE
Roseboro
Accomac
H. V. Givler
Sandusky
Ohio
S. H. Albright
Lebanon
John W. Albright
Ray
York
Geo. H. Albright
M. Bertha Owen
Chester Dunn
Conowingo
A. E. Gehman
Telephone Company
Goldie Flack
Trenton
New Jersey
Margie Webb
Fawn Grove
Margie L. Ranch
8. C. Hoover
P. P. Breneman
Susquehanna River
Kathryn
Virginia Renninger
Annie M. Brubaker
Asbury Park
Hudson River
Wm. Smith
Roland
Geo, Smith
Leonard Seibel
Farmeraville
Jacob Mellinger
West Main Street
Harry White
George Keiser
Earle Retten
Charles Houser
Terre Hill
Gabchmingalow
Gap
Stoltzfus
Noah Hurst
Mil
Davis—Smith
U. B. Church Notes