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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

4

Personal social notes from Lancaster area visitors

Movements of residents and visitors in Lancaster and surrounding towns list cordial calls and house guests. Names include Mrs Norman Wood Philadelphia visiting Overly family and several local people such as Miss Flo M Frye Los Angeles and Miss Charlotte Myers Columbia spending time with local households.

Norman Wood Philadelphia David Overly Flo M. Frye Los Angeles California New York S. M. Lichty Gap J. F. Brubaker John N. Lehman Eli Herr Manor A. N. Lehman West Chester Harry Rutter Paul Wilkes-Barre Isaac Cauller R. A. Wright Lacy Pottsville CU. E. Roseboro Mt. Groton Evelyn Roseboro Lancaster EF. L. Roseboro Leaman Place Henry Herr William Buck- Walter Mary Roseboro David W. Overly Caleb Rutter Camily Chester S. B. Hartman Columbus Ohio Catharine Rutter

Community letter from MassHuMan appeals for support

A Toronto Ontario reader writes to the Clarion praising local church work and requesting subscription support. The note mentions a 1 dollar subscription, four workers, Sunday services, Bible study, cottage meetings, and two weeks of country life for 150 Sunday school children, in a city of 300 000.

Clarion MassHuMan Toronto Ontario

Taxpayers in New Holland Boro Face Tax Reduction Period

Taxpayers of New Holland Borough may pay reduced boro taxes from now through July inclusive. Taxes may be received at the collector Jacon C. DoERR’s address at any time.

New Holland Boro Jacon C. Doerr

Clara Bard Undergoes Appendectomy. Condition Improves

Clara Bard daughter of County Commissioner Silas E Bard underwent an appendicitis operation last week. The operation was successful and the patient is steadily growing better. Mr Bard is editor of the Denver Press.

Clara Silas HE. Bard Mr. Bard The Denver Press

Brackbills Hotel Fire Recalled in Lancaster History

The piece recounts Brackbills Hotel later known as Forneys Tavern in Lancaster County. It describes the hotel’s smoke and flame blaze about a century ago, its role as a popular hostelry, horse racing gatherings along a half mile course, and its rebuild under Jacob Erb. The frame structure, owned by D E Blackbill, carried $1550 insurance on the building and $650 on contents in Earl Mutual.

John Forney Walter 8. Johns Forney Lancaster County Lancaster Reading Ephrata Lititz New Holland Reading Road Brownstown Camp Meeting Woods Jacob Erb

Murrell Base Ball Club Edges Monarchs in Tight 7 6 showdown

The Murrell Base Ball Club defeated the Monarchs 7 to 6 in a Sunday game. Pitchers Sheaffer of Reading and Heichelberger dominated, each fanning many—Sheaffer 17, Heichelberger 14. Seven innings saw two two-base hits by Heichelberger.

Murrell Monarchs Sheaffer Reading Heichelberger Eichelberger Tichelberger Bergatrasse Lutheran Twinkletown Union Hinkletown Park Joseph Harnisch Bimper Monterey Mra Adam Espenschied Harry K. Kopp Sadie Adam Stoner Lincoln Norman Weise

Will Build Residence On Lancaster Real Estate Lot

The Lancaster County Court confirmed the sale of Barstler estate property on East Main Street to FE H Burkholder Esquire. J F Brubaker surveyed the lot and the Eli M Martin shed on the site will be torn down. Burkholder plans a modern brick residence as soon as plans are finalized.

Lancaster County Court Hassler Barstler FE. H. Burkholder Main Street Sunder Besore J. F. Brubaker Eli M. Martin

Civil service exam notices for internal revenue staff

The annual examination for store keeper, lawger and deputy collector and clerk for the internal revenue service for Lancaster Philadelphia Pittsburg Scranton and Camden will be held on September 2 at Harrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburg Trenton Warren and Wilkes Barre. Application blanks may be secured from the secretary third civil service district Philadelphia or from the local secretary at the outside office name. Application form 1371 must be executed and filed with the district secretary at Philadelphia prior to 4 20 p.m. August 5 1908.

Internal Revenue Service Lancaster Phiadelphia Pittsburg Scranton Camden Harrisburg Philadelphia Trenton Warren Wilkes- Barre Third Civil Service District Post Ofice

Four Evening Sermons On The Heart At M E Church

A series of four sermons on The Heart begins Sunday evening July 19 at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Topics include The Hardened Heart The Divided Heart The Believing Heart and The Pure Heart. G Harold Balser of Aberdeen Maryland and a Dickinson College student will sing at the July 19 service.

Methodist Episcopal Church G. Harold Balser Aberdeen Dickinson College

Dinner for Friends at Green Bank

Last Sunday Grant Seldomridge hosted a dinner at his Green Bank home for Mr. and Mrs. B. Alderfer Peter Overly John Hillard and J Warren Bryson. The guests praised the excellent meal and noted Warren took longer to finish his portion before heading home.

Grant Seldomridge Green Bank B. ¥. Alderfer Peter Overly John Hillard J. Warren Bryson Warren

Local Clerks Name Administrators In Estate Matters

Isaac B. Shirk of Earl township and Daniel B. Geist of this borough are named administrators for the Ellen Yohlen estate. Elizabeth Zorn of Cedar Lane is named administratrix for the George Zorn estate.

Isaac B. Shirk Earl Township Daniel B. Geist Ellen Yohlen Intercource Elizabeth Zorn Cedar Lane George Zorn

Ranch Sunday School Picnic Meant for Conestoga Valley Park

The Sunday school at Ranch U B will hold its annual picnic at Conestoga Valley Park on Tuesday July 21 replacing the prior Sheep Hill location. Members and friends of the school and church are invited to attend.

Conestoga Valley Park Sheep Hill

Women and Men Miserable From Kidney and Bladder Trouble

Kidney and bladder disease are blamed for widespread misery affecting both sexes and even children. Swamp Root, a remedy by Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY, is promoted with sample offers and dealer guidance.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Swamp-Root

July and August Community Picnics and Camp Meetings

A sequence of summer events lists Sunday school picnics at Conestoga Valley Park and parks in Mechanicsburg Hinkletown Millway and Joanna Heights with camps and festivals. Local lodges promote Pile Remedy by Wm M Stauffer and refer to Blue Ball Churchtown Mt Tabor and New Holland venues.

Zion Lutheran Mechanicsburg Conestoga Valley Park Evangelical Brownstown Rancha A. B Holmesea Assembly Joanna Heights Bowmansville Bender's Grove Bergstrasse Hinklet Joanina Heights Cedar Grove Rocky Springs Blue Ball Churchtown Mt. Tabor

Local Notes From Bareville and Reamstown

Isaac Rutter and wife and John Aman visited Andrew Keihl and family in Reamstown over the weekend. Barn construction near James Moore progresses with 30 neighbors helping to raise it in 45 minutes under contractor C S Bowers. Two residents, Ellis Dunwoody and Dr L K Lesslie, now claim ownership of automobiles. Trolley workers clear storm damage while Bareville residents attend a Reamstown Sunday school picnic and look toward Brownstown camp meeting.

Isaac Rutter John Aman Andrew Keihl Reamstown Morris Rock Samuel Warner W. G. Eaby James Moore Boss Carpenter Bowers Ellis Dunwoody L. K. Lesslie Frank Groffin the Realty Co Lancaster Brownstown

District President Bergman installed Washington Camp officers

District President Bergman of Adamsstown installed Washington Camp No. 40 POBSA officers Monday evening. Officers named included Past president Clarence Ruess president 8 L Troop vice president W P Martin master of former Elmer Rodman conductor Weldlar Bensinger inspector EB Rutter guard Henry Rodman trustee R No Bowers right sentinel Charles Bensinger left sentinel Charles Frank chaplain G S Townsley.

Bergman Adamstown Washington Ason Clarence Ruess L. Troop W. P. “Martin Elmer. Rodman Weldlar. Bensinger EB. Rutter Henry Rodman Bowers

Camp life on the Pequea and local notices spill over

A crowded camp along the Pequea near Frank Futer's hosts Harry Longenecker and relatives with a commodious tent. Local residents share news of travel, entertainments, and shop work. A death of Stephen Neuhauser is noted with details of his life and large family. An ad promotes kidney pills sold by Wm. M. Stauffer.

Harry Longeneecker Pequea Frank Futer Ruth Heas Annie Ranch Brooklyn New Holland Gap Ellsworth Simmons Renno R. P. Mowery Paradise Thomas Jones Parkesburg Lancaster Caldwell’s Woods Crusaders of Davy New Orleans Francis Marsh Lytle Skiles White Horse Helen Marsh Mary Johnson Atglen Samuel Garret Seldomridge Stephen Neuhauser Neuhauser Pequea Valley John Mast Millwood Jacob Futer

Local Socials and Market Prices Reported

Hatville guests as Mrs Emanuel Martin visits near Habne town. John R Bair spent Sunday with Amos Norton at Gap. Wheat at 82 cents and corn at 86 cents per bushel. Amanda Hoover visiting sisters in Kinzer. John Weinhold and wife from Dry Hill visit Mount Joy. Lena Hershey and Maggie Hershey visit Leah Good in Harristown. Harry R Bair visiting Mary Trout in Harristown. Rocky Springs Sunday outings noted. Liverstock excursion to Reading from Gap. Isaac Girvin family visit Clayton Hershey at Buyerstown. Bees laxative cough syrup advertised by Wm J Stauffer.

Emanuel Martin Habnetown Andrew Good John R. Bair Amos Norton Gap Sue Busser Kate Rutter Amanda Hoover Kinzer John Weinhold Dry Hill Mount Joy Lena Hershey Maggie Hershey Harristown Leah Good W. W. Busser Denver Reinholds Harry R. ‘Bair Mary Trout Rocky Springs John R. ‘Liverstock Reading Isaac Girvin Clayton - Hershey Buyerstown

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