Locals Lose Both Games at Lititz on Fourth
The local club traveled to Lititz Saturday to win at least one game but lost 6 to 3 in the first, and the second game was also unsuccessful amid rain delays. Lititz pitcher Ferry held New Holland to six hits. Megier allowed ten. Manager Davis reorganized the team after the losses.
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Lititz
Pretzel Rollers
New Holland
Litjigher
Megier
Myers
Ferry
Gries
Bair
Renvinger
Columbia
Marietta
Lancaster
Davis
Fred
Glasser
Showalter
Hurst
Lancaster at New Holland and nearby matchups listed
Lancaster at New Holland, Columbia at Elizabethtown, Marietta at Lititz are shown as scheduled pairings in local standings.
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Lititz
New Holland
Elizabethtown
Lancaster
Lancaster Wees
Marietta Enone
Columbia Wee
Ww. L. Pc
Marietta
Columbia
Litatz
A Delightful Affair at Wild Cat Falls Outing
A Lancaster County club trip by trolley and boat to Wild Cat Falls drew about forty five participants on a cool July day. The party, mingling ages from schoolgirl to elder, enjoyed a scenic Susquehanna ride, a fish dinner, and a humorous dispute over foot sizes before returning to Lancaster.
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East End
Centre Square
Lancaster
Chestnut Street
Traction Company
Wild Cat
Asley
Walters
Mt. Vernon
Susquehanna
Pickle
Squire Kemper
Marietta
Fa Flat
Chicksen Park
Lancaster County
Chickies
Lancaster City
Blue Ball
Lutheran Reunion at Mt Gretna Draws Eastern PA Lutherans
Lutheran reunion of Lutherans from Eastern Pennsylvania at Mt Gretna on Thursday July 16 promises a great event. Fare from Lancaster is 1.20 for the round trip with a special train leaving at 9 oclock and returning in the evening to connect with trolleys. Members of Trinity Church will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern, Pennsylvania
Mt. Gretna
Lancaster
Trinity. Church
Stray Briefs From The Wayside News Clippings
A series of short notices includes a boy choking on a peanut in Lancaster County. a Fresh Air Club group of four Lancaster residents hunting groundhogs in Lower Lancaster County and tallying thirty one. Reports also mention the death of farmer Michael Warner at sixty, constable Isaac M. Cover’s long service and election as road supervisor, Prof. Morgan B. Klopp’s death from paralysis while conducting service, a tragic field accident in Adams County where a toddler was killed, Edward Weimer’s confrontation with a burglar, and a Berks County court decision affirming back salaries for former Poor Directors at fifteen hundred dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air Club
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Michael Warner
Seven Valley
York County
Isaac M. Cover
Rapho Township
Cover
Morgan B. Klopp
Henry Deardorff
Bouneauville
Adams County
Charlies
Edward Weimer
Quarryville
Endlich
Berks County
Jacob Hollenbach
Livingood
Controller Livingood
Dear Old Home Visitor Miss Fry Plans Return
Miss Elia M. Fry of Los Angeles visits her mother Mrs. Margaret A. Eshleman at Green Bank. Fry, a teacher, has worked in Oklahoma Washington and Los Angeles, earning 78 dollars monthly last term and an increased salary. She will return to teaching in September in California with twelve month pay for a ten month term.
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Elia M. Fry
Los Angeles
Cal
Margaret A. Eshleman
Green Bank
Southwest
Far West
Community Gossip and Local Happenings in New Holland
Heat slows attendance at a patriotic church service led by Rev. G H Ketterer. A bakery warehouse fire damages a hole in the roof while the New Holland Band rehearses upstairs. Fourth of July observances go quietly as many residents travel to nearby towns. A reader from Westerville sends an $5 annual subscription check. The U B Church Young Men's Bible Class picnic moves indoors to West Main street due to weather, with Keiser and Mrs Albright serving a chicken corn soup lunch.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
G. H. Ketterer
Boro
Wiifut
New O Holland
New Holland
Lititz
Honeybrook
New Holland Clarion
F.M. Ranch
Westerville
Ohio
U. B
Musselman’s Meadow
W. W. Stauffer
West Main Street
Keiser
Reform ed Ministers Association Meets in Lancaster
The Ministers Association of the Reformed Church of Lancaster City and County met at First Reformed Church Lancaster Monday afternoon with Rev H S Shelley presiding. Attendees included Revs W S Cramer J Hunter Watts G P Seibel D G Glass C E Roth T Derr J G Noss J W Ault and A O Bartholomew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association of the Reformed Church of
Lancaster City
First Reformed Church
Lancaster
H. S. Shelley
W. S. Cramer
J. Hunter Watts
G. P. Seibel
D. G. Glass
C. E. Roth
T. Derr
J. G. Noss
This
Boro
J. W. Ault
New Providence
A. O. Bartholomew
Manheim
J. G. Dengler
Mr. Bartholomew
W. Stuart Cramer
J. H. Pannebecker
Columbia
Publishers' Outing Planned by Lancaster County Association
The Lancaster County Publishers' Association will hold an outing next Monday at Pequea instead of a regular meeting. A special car departs Minersville at 10 oclock to transport attendees to the resort where dinner will be served at the Riverview Hotel.
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Lancaster County
Publishers’ ‘Association
Pequea
Minersville
Executor Appointed For Mahaley Estate In Bart Township
Annie B Mahaley of Bart township named executor of the estate of her late husband George E Mahaley. Reports say Mrs Mahaley and son Clyde will continue to run the truck farm and business established by Mr Mahaley.
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Annie B. Mahaley
Bart
George
EB. Mahaley
County Swept by Heavy Electrical Storm
A severe late season storm lashed the county with heavy rain and a lightning event. Bridges were washed away, several buildings struck and burned, crops damaged, and livestock losses reported including a barn fire and multiple livestock deaths. Major damage occurred around Quarryville, Refton, New Providence, and nearby farms.
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New Holland
Quarryville
Refton
New Providence
Point Lookout
Samuel Smoxer
Intercourse
Obituary notes for George Zorn and others in East Earl
Obituaries from East Earl township report the death of George Zorn at 55 after a three year cancer struggle. He worked as a fence maker and mail carrier and served as road supervisor. survivors include a widow and several children and siblings. Funeral services were at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church. Additional notices announce Mary Good’s death at 65 after illness, infant Hayes Frybarger, and Charles Enck’s passing at 20, with details of their funerals and church affiliations. The column notes Jacob Kessler’s death at 76 from Molinton after a stroke, with mention of his German birth and political vote history.
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George Zorn
East Earl Township
Cedar Lane
Zoro
Beartown
Misa Elizabeth Overly
Flo
Denver
East Karl Township
Cedar Grove
Fetterville
Calvin Zorn
William Straway
Hinkletown
Isaac Jacoby
Terre Hill
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
W. J. Hoar
A. P. Haegner
N.C. Henninger
Mary
John G. Good
Center Church
Blue Ball
Levi
Bowmansville
Martin Z
Susanna
John M. Lauder
Lydia
William H. Weaver
Near Spring Grove
Samuel
Moses
Aaron
Lizzie
Samuel R. Weaver
Earl Township
Hettie
Solomon Martin
Near Muddy Creek
Annie
Mahlon Weaver
Lancaster
John
May City
Iowa
Lichty's
J. D. Bowers
Jacob Kessler
Molinton
Germany
Stephen A. Douglas
Annual Sunday School Convention at Brownstown today
Delegates from Brecknock Clay Hast and West Cocaico Ephrata and West Earl townships and from Adamstown Akron Denver and Ephrata boroughs gather for the annual convention at Ebenester United Evangelical Church in Brownstown with an afternoon session at 1 45 and an evening service at Immanuel Church. Lectures addresses and a normal lesson will be featured with transportation by trolley from Ephrata at 1 o clock.
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Brecknock
Clay, Hast
West Cocaico
Ephrata
West Earl
Boros
Adamstown
Akron
Denver
Brownstown
Ebenester
James 8. Munser
Boro Council Adopts Road Contract and Sets Lighting Bill
The boro council met in regular July session with all members present except one. They approved minutes, paid $59.57 in bills, and passed an ordinance authorizing a contract with K M Good Co for macadamizing Roberts Avenue. A street light bill of $263.50 was approved after a deduction for unlit quarter lights. Ex-tax collector John Good settled monies due. The clerk was instructed to notify property owners with obstructions at driveways to remove them before adjournment.
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Boro Council
Finance Committee
Highway Committee
Kk. M. Good & Co
Lancaster
Roll Roberts
John, Good
Council On
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Reinhold
Ey Bair
Pret Nienanvene
Ak A Ringer
Rf Aser
Sede Patewe
Uy Renninger
Ziegler
P Bloat
Bae Ee
Eae Engle
Brenner
If Krauae
Rf Beck
Beeen Loercher
Leen
Wagner
Carpenter
Sneer
P Lowell
E Ee Ray
Krause
pisy—Loercher
Balis
Inter-County League
East End Oating Club
Lutheran Reunion
William Ford
West Schuylkill
Mary Rutter
Gettysburg
Clarion
Kready
Hambright
Columbia Pike
Benjamin Hess
Oregon
Hulidinge
Amon Shank
Millersville
Elias Musser
Christian Stoltuzius
Hill
Fant Lampeter
Hayes Frybarger
Mt. Airy
H. P.hagner
N.O. Henninger
Charlee Enck
Charles Enck
Frank Enck
Enck
Adam Z. Martin
Weaverland
Martin
Mennonite Church
Metzler's
Benjamin Weaver
Jacob Heusler
Workers Will
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