Best Game of Season Won by the Home Club
The New Holland Base Ball club beat the Monarchs 2 to 0 on the local field with strong pitching by Brown and key hits by Storb and Pickle. May struggled early but settled, while Storb drove in the decisive runs as Erb and Hershey added support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Stork
Monarchs
Brown
Storb
Pickle
Glowner
Erb
Hershey
Dorwart
Lancaster
Lititz
Adamstown
Johnny May
Paradise Boy
Elizabethtown
Mt. Joy
Elmer
Geist
Whee Pene
Henderson
Evans
Bair
Wee
YQ Seitz
Kramer
Sane
Boose
Eee Yeager
Rittenhonsge
Warner, Gelter
New Holland Catee
Upcoming local festivals and church events list
Announcements of gatherings for readers include a July 20 festival in Goodville by the Improvement Society, July 27 at Churchtown by Washington Camp, No. 545 P.O. S. of A, and July 28 dedication of a new Union Church in Brecknock township. An August 3 Muddy Creek Sunday school celebration and a Mt. Tabor A. B. Sunday School picnic follow, with further details partially obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodville
the Improvement Society
U. S. of
Mt. Airy
Geo. Coffroath
Use Mt. Airy
Churchtown
Intercourse
New Union
Brecknock Township
Muddy Creek
Local Pattern Shop Adds Second Story and Bath Room
Bricklayer 8 C Hoover completed brickwork on the two story pattern shop. Carpenters will begin next week. A large new warehouse south of the main building is delayed by heavy rains and labor shortages in the south. Dealers report crop conditions and many orders likely forthcoming. Business outlook for the firm is encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hoover
Surprise Birthday Parade for Louis Roseboro
Mr and Mrs Ralph Roseboro of Trenton New Jersey were surprised Saturday when the mailman delivered thirty post cards for their son Louis birthday. Friends from New Holland Lancaster and Seaman Place joined in for the first birthday surprise bringing the total to forty. The Rosebros thank their friends for the kind remembering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
WW. Roseboro
Trenton
N.J
Louis
New Holland
Sunday School Picnic Planned at Lititz Springs
Readable text indicates annual Sunday School Picnic hosted by New Holland and Ranch schools at Lititz Springs on Tuesday. Details are fragmented but imply a cooperative event with multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
S . UW
Will
Lititz Springs
Lancaster Auto Club Hosts Newspaper Men to Gettysburg Run
The Lancaster Automobile Club organized a complimentary day trip for Lancaster City and County newspaper staff to Gettysburg. Eight touring cars departed at 8:30 AM, with stops at East York and York Motor Club, a City Hotel dinner, battlefield tour, and a chicken dinner back in Lancaster. The event, the club’s third annual run for reporters, drew a large turnout and prompted a rising vote of thanks at the evening dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Automobile Club
Lancaster City
Gettysburg
Battle Ground
Centre Square
Lancaster
York Motor Club
East York
City
Battle Field
J. Frank Buch
Lititz Record
H. A. Showalter
New Holland Clarios
W. K. Fishburn
Ephrata
Walter R. Markley
Examiner
A. H. Dunlap
Morning News
Robert B. Risk
H. C. Bucher
Honey Brook Graphic
W. O. Cake
Terre Hill Times
I. O. Nissley
Middletown Press
Fred. L. Homsher
Strasburg News
C. S. Yeager
Ephrata Review
Walter M. Dunlap
Harry H. Hensel
Intelligencer
John G. Zook
Lit
Auto Club
New Holland Butcher Shop Closes After Four Years
W. M. Parmer & Son delivered the last meat from their shop in New Holland. Senior Parmer built a modern slaughtering house four years ago and ran the business with his sons Noah and Aaron before handing it over last spring. Rising cattle prices left the venture unprofitable, leaving the town of 1400 without a local meat market. H. M. Shirk of Blue Ball will continue to serve the town's daily meat needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Parmer & Son
Parmer
Red Lion
Palmer
Noah
Aaron
New Holland
H. M. Shirk
Blue Ball
East End Man Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy Action
In Philadelphia Tuesday a petition was filed in the United States District Court to have George Hyman of Churchtown adjudged an involuntary bankrupt. Creditors claim about 800 dollars. Also Abe and Samuel Backall trading as Backall Brothers and the American Shirtwaist Company of Philadelphia faced involuntary bankruptcy claims around 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Philadelphia
George
Hyman
Churchtown
Algo
P To
Abe
Samuel’ ‘Backall
American
Brief Glimpses Into China From Hong Kong Harbor
Donald McCaskey notes a bustling Hong Kong dockside scene with crowds of jinrikisha coolies, hotel runners, and street vendors. He describes police in turbans and European attire, a free trade port under Britain, and the laborers’ cheap, grungy yet powerful physiques as ships arrive and crowds surge ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Jinrikisha
England
China
Detention Home Contract Approved by Brethren Aid Board
The Board of Trustees of the Children's Aid Society of the Church of the Brethren of Eastern Pennsylvania met at the Brethren Home in Neffsville and authorized a contract to erect a brick detention home for orphans and homeless children adjoining the Brethren Home. Completion is planned for next March. The facility aims to place children in Christian homes and operates solely on donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Society
Church of the Brethren of
Eastern Pennsylvania
Brethren Home
Neffsville
Birthday surprise party for Charles Frank at south boro home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Frank hosted a birthday surprise for their son Charles on Friday evening July 12 at their home south of the boro. About eighty guests enjoyed games under the apple trees and refreshments, ending with best wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank
Charles
Boro
Denlinger Buys J Hart & Co Cigar Business in Lancaster
Enos E. Denlinger of Lancaster has bought out the cigar manufacturing business of J Hart & Co and will take charge at once. The store is at Corner North Queen and Chestnut streets, Lancaster, with the factory on West Chestnut street. Denlinger, formerly of Vici, will run the business for his mother Mrs Elizabeth Denlinger, who now also resides in Lancaster. He says he would not be without the Clarion, which he receives weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos E. Denlinger
Lancaster
J. Hart & Co
Atore
Queen
Chestnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Denlinger
Vici
Elizabeth
Clarion
Moving the Exchange to New Enterprise Building
The Enterprise Telephone and Telegraph Company moved its exchange from the Styer House to the former Davis Mansion. The shift, done between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., left service briefly out of commission for about four hours. The east side houses offices and directors, while the west hosts lineman Mr. Smith and family. 1180 phones are in constant use with growth hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Telephone & Telegraph Company
Styer
Davis
Smith
Styer House
High
Witmer Fire Department Plans Mammoth Two Day Carnival
The Witmer Fire Department held a July 13 meeting in the warehouse of Vice President Adam L. Miller to organize a mammoth two day Fire Carnival and Festival for August 2 and 3. Attendees included President Martin E. Brenner and Chief Mellinger who pledged a bushel of strawberries and all needed sour kraut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witmer Fire Department
Adam L. Miller
Martin E. Brenner
Jacob Mellinger
Donald McCaskey
Howard Ryan
Jacob Bachman
William Shank
David Johnson
Amos Cable
Stephen King
J. Z. Beiler
O. H. Beiler
Clarence Wolf
William Latschar
Harry Latschar
Henry Erwin
Albert Simmons
John Lefever
Ways and Means Committee
Mellinger
Ways and Means
Dr. McCaskey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Church Relief Visit and Gift to Rheumatic Patient
On a Wednesday evening Mrs. Henry Weaver Miss Mary Wallace Miss Pearl and Master Edward Wallace delivered a large basket of dry goods groceries and $43.26 collected with help from Mr. Wm DeHaven of New Holland to Mr and Mrs W Scott Gehman. Mr Gehman has been unable to work for about four months due to inflammatory rheumatism. The Gehmans thank their Cedar Grove Presbyterian church friends and neighbors for the generous contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weaver
Mary Wallace
Pearl
Edward Wallace
W. Scott Gehman
Wm. F. DeHaven
New Holland
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
Left For California From Goodville Family Trip
Mrs. Maurice Cicely and her son Lloyd of Point Richmond California left Monday for home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Stauffer at Goodville They were accompanied to Chicago by their brother in law YN Kramer who is taking a business trip to Cleveland Ohio and Pittsburgh Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cicely
Lloyd
Point
Richmond
California
Martin
Stauffer
Goodville
Chicago
Yn, Kramer
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Mt Tabor hosts annual picnic and evening festival
The Mt Tabor Sunday School will hold its annual picnic on Saturday August 10, followed by a festival in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor
A. B. Sunday School
Tabor
Midsummer visitors noted around New Holland
A long list of named visitors and travelers spent Sundays and weeks with local families in New Holland and nearby towns. Readings include Mr. and Mrs. Diehl from Reading, Miss Kinzer of Harrisburg, and many others visiting relatives, attending meetings, or vacationing with local hosts and at area hotels. The piece cites trips to Valley Forge and Philadelphia and mentions residents aiding telephone and Biblical school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Edith Shultz
Lottie Strunk
M. Bertha Owen
Reading
U. B. Parsonage
New Holland
Round Town Notes on Local Happenings and Changes
W H Shaub enlarges and paints his Roberts avenue home. Dr Zell improves after a three week carbuncle. Sunday school picnic at Hinkle town with 8:30 a m church departure. Bricklayers finish E M Rutter home on East Main Street. carpenters close in. Mrs A J Yundt suffers paralysis on West Main Street. Dr H C W Showalter attends. A B Groff halted on tobacco warehouse plan due to curb grade issue near Railroad avenue. P O S Band provides music for Rothsville festival. some travel by bus and W S Bixler’s International car. J A Smith resigns from Enterprise lines and may move to Phoenixville. new manager Mr Johnson to occupy Smith’s company residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Shaub
Roberts Avenue
5. A. Zell
Hinkletown
E. M. Rutter
East Main Street
Boro
A. J. Yundt
West Main Street
B. Groff
Railroad Avenue
Couth
Sabina
Rothsville
High
W. S. Bixler
Bixler
J. A. Smith
Phoenixville
Enterprise Telephone & Telegraph Co
Johnson
Smith
The Clarion Changes Hands
C. R. Martin buys out partner H. A. Showalter in the Clarion. Change effective August 1 with Martin taking personal charge October 1. Showalter has been business manager and editor for nine years and will oversee operations until autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Martin
The
Clarion
H. A. Showalter
Mr. Showalter
Cuaron
New Holland Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
The members elected officers of New Holland Lodge Exalted Ruler G E for the ensuing term. Past Chief Dr H G Mumma and High Priest Yundt named. Venerable Hermit Stauffer and Sir Herald Chester Raby as trustees C M Diller listed among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Castle Ex
H. G.mumma
Pri ‘Yundt
Hermit
Stauffer
Hirald
Chester
Raby
C. M. Diller
Coal shipments reported amid partial transmission issues
Incomplete transmission notes eight iomena mined coal is arriving, with details cut off mid sentence. Report mentions consumption and logistical coordination but lacks full context or destination.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eric
May
Aacher
Wheatfield
Ana Babi
Niet
Imany
East End
M. D
Witmer, Pa
Enos
Landis
Local Telephone Company
Harry Diehl
J. H. Townsley
Mayme Wise
Cambridge
Jane Kinzer
Harrisburg
George Kinzer
Roy Irwin
Downingtown
AH. Q. Irwin
A. F. Showalter
Mohnton
Martha A. Lutz
C. PF. Showalter
Terre Hill
Eli M. Martin
H. M. Stauffer
Lebanon County
Telephone Company
A. W. Snader
Mt. Gretna
Chambersburg
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Earle Martin
Frank Hurst
Union Grove
S. A. Shirk
Harry L. Overley
Walter Overly
Levi Overly
H. P. Summers
Harry Bear
Valley Forge
Mr. Summer
Ethel L. Nicholls
Scranton
Alice O. Bender
Earl Lynch
Harry Shaller
Agnes Kreckle
William Lynch
Mary Esbenshade
Rosamond Kyle
J. D. Bowers
Frances Hauser
Clarence Roth
H. F. Seber
Gertrude Fleming
Edna Seber
Eagle Hotel
Florence Romig
Harry Romig
Edna and
Carrie Seber
Lura,Glowner
Lewis Gorman
Pequea
Susquehanna
Cecelia Doerr
J. L. Dunwoody
Alma Camp
Beata Carpenter
Waverly
Lloyd Overly
Lawrence Townsley
Ithaca
N. Y
J. Frank Byler
R. H. Wright
Gertrude
B.C. Bair
William G. Schnupp
J. H. Albright
Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon
Christian Sensenig
Irwin, Pa
A. H. Bear
Frances Hatter
H. E. Seber
Hatter
Methodist Church
Ridgeway
Rosa Kyle
H. J. Brown
John H. Sensenig
Washington, D. C
Harry Sensenig
E. E. Schlauch
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