Obituary Notes From East Earl Township and Surrounding Areas
Four month old Ruella Brendle died from paralysis. funeral held at home with burial in Zeltenreich cemetery. Lizzie Wickel Kulp of Leola died of heart trouble. services planned at Leola M E church with burial in Heller’s cemetery. Henry Longenecker of Union Grove died after three months illness at seventy one. funeral at Weaverland Mennonite Church. George D Sprecher of bore died after heart trouble at 60. Knights of the Golden Eagle attended funeral. survivors include siblings in area towns. Funeral directors Henninger assisted with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruella
Lulu Brendle
Horace Brendle
Zeltenreich Cemetery
J. G. Nosa
Henninger
Clayton D. Kulp
Lizzie G
Leola
Israel Wickel
Choro
Leola M
Hilda
Verna
Raymond
Rheba
Leola M. E
Heller's
Henry Longenecker
David A. Wenger
Union Grove
East Earl Township
Samuel Longenecker
Caernarvon Township
Anna
Peter Baby
Longenecker
Mennonite Church
Weaverland
George D. Sprecher
West Main Street
Mr. Sprecher
Isaac and
Margaret Sprecher
New Holland
P. C. Diller
Sprecher
New Holland Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Isaac
Harry Bear
Boro
Philip
Millport
Warwick Township
Charles
Philadelphia
Jacob Kochel
Talmage
Sarah Graybill
Graffdale
Corrections to Jenkins Family Article in Clarion
Local contributor files objections to last week’s Clarion piece on the Jenkins family iron works near Churchtown. The letter disputes land grant claims and names several Congressmen from Earl Township with historical corrections and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Clarion
Churchtown
John Jenkins
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Charles II
Penn
Richard
Thomas
John
Robert Jenkins
Congress
Earl Township
John Wilks Kittern
Kitterns
Locals Triumph In Elizabethtown Baseball Contest
Last Saturday the locals traveled to Elizabethtown for a strong baseball game that ended in a draw after New Holland mounted a late three run rally with four singles and a double. Stork, Bair, Fichthorn and Deckard were noted for fine defensive and hitting efforts as the Blue Ball Ravens played the Eagles with a standout homer by Earl Wright. Tonight Paradise is billed to play and the Eagles head to Blue Ball to face the Ravens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Balla
New Holland
Eri
Stork
Bair
Fichthorn
Deckard
Blue Ball Ravens
Eagles
Earl Wright
Hailstones Used to Make Ice Cream in Schoeneck Area
On Saturday forenoon around ten oclock Mrs Daniel Apple scooped hailstones from a stone wall near Schoeneck to make ice cream. A Denver resident reported finding hailstones in roadside ditches about five oclock that afternoon, roughly twenty hours after the hail fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Apple
Schoeneck
Denver
Denver Press
Lancaster Fair Adds Extra Attraction for September Dates
The Lancaster Fair Association has arranged an extraordinary attraction for the county fair on September 26 27 and 28. This new feature aims to draw larger crowds and boost event excitement across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
New Holland Town Improvements Suggested
A citizen notes New Holland’s prosperity and old founding. Proposes hedge fences for the ball field, flower beds around the school yard, converting weeds at the Y into a small park, and beautifying the silk mill area with plantings. Recommends town painting, gutter cleaning, paving, and an Old Home Week to promote change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Wheat Yields Fall Among Farmers Threshermen Report
Farmers complain about poor wheat yields with threshermen reporting grain cuttings averaging low. Officials note widespread light yields across sections due to small tracts and variable conditions affecting harvest output.
Matrimonial notes from Green Bank and Kinzer weddings
Harvey Fellenbaum of Green Bank and Kathryn Weaver of this borough reportedly married and living in Philadelphia. At Kinzer home of Mrs Isaac Eby on Wednesday evening 8 oclock Aaron Keneagy and Eva Mae Eby wed with Bishop Christian Brackbill officiating. About seventy five guests attended the supper and gifts were exchanged before the couple plans a wedding trip and residence near Kinzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fellenbaum
Green Bank
Kathryn Weaver
Philadelphia
Adam Weaver
Franklin Street
Keneagy-Eby
Isaac Eby
Kinzers
Aaron
Keneagy
Salisbury Township
Eva Mae Eby
Christian Brackbill
Gap
Edith Hershey
Esther Martin
Ellis Hostetter
Isaac Eshleman
Kinzer’ B
Horse Thief Captured By Constable After Trail
A stranger in Salisbury township offered to sell a stolen team at a low price in Simmontown Sunday forenoon. Constable Hess of Gap pursued, leaped from the wagon, and with help captured the thief. The suspect was taken before Squire Hunsecker and identified as the Brandywine Inn theft suspect from Cheater County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmontown
Salisbury Township
Hess
Gap
Hoss
Squire Hunsecker
Brandywine
Cheater County
Telephone Exchange News for New Holland Area
Brief note reports changes at the Enterprise Telephone and Telegraph exchange in New Holland area with updates on service and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Telephone & Telsereph Et Ie
Holland
Letters From Subscribers Urge Continued Subscriptions
A batch of reader letters urges overdue subscribers to renew through recent payments and long-standing support. They cite CLARION's current progress and promise continuity of high standards.
Wheat Harvest Claim Sparks East Town Contest
Cortell, residing east of town, reported one of the best yields of wheat in a local harvest contest. The claim centers on the quality and abundance of the crop during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. Cortell
Annual Outing for Lancaster Publishers Enjoys Susquehanna Trip
Newspapermen from Lancaster County Publishers Association voyage by boat and bus to McCall’s Ferry on a rainy day. They dine at Quade's Hotel, tour the power plant near Pequea, then return by boat and trolley with supper at the River View Inn. The group includes Elsie Althouse Miriam Boettner Clair Witmer Jacob Eckman Howard Reynolds C. S. Yeager W K Fishburn John G Homsher and family others from Ephrata Strasburg Lititz Terre Hill Lancaster Denver New Holland.
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Lancaster County Publishers’ Association
McCall's Ferry
Lancaster
Millersville
Pequen
McCall’s Ferry
Quade’s
Pequea
River View Inn
Elsie Althouse
Miriam Boettner
Moesars
Clair Witmer
Jacob Eckman
Howard Reynolds
Quarryville
C. 8. Yeager
W. K. Fishburn
Ephrata
John G. Homsher
Fred. Homeher
Strasburg
John G. Zook
Lititz
Ella Godhenauer
East Petersburg
Crop reports and market prices from Goshen Indiana
Wheat yields are mixed with some fields failing due to fly while oats hay and corn show promise despite hail and bugs. Fruit trees vary with apples and grapes plentiful while peaches decline. Market prices include New wheat 79c and dressed veal 10c. Obituaries note Mary H. Weaver and Andrew Weaver death. sign off by Levi I. Hoover in Goshen Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Timothy Hay
Clover Hay
Mary H. Weaver
Yellow Creek
Andrew Weaver
Nappanee
Levi I. Hoover
Kinzer Builds Two Frame Houses On Brimmer Avenue
The town notes two new frame houses rising on Brimmer avenue built by George W. Kinzer. Rev. Mountz spoke at the Lutheran picnic in Reamstown to a large crowd last Saturday. Stork Snader Co. resumed silk mill operations after a midsummer shutdown, installing a new engine. J C Henninger displayed four streets with finely plated harness for his hearse, crafted by Besore and Bair. Laura Oehme, home from China missions, spoke to Trinity Lutheran Sunday school pupils and delivered an Orient themed evening lecture to a good size audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kinzer
Brimmer Avenue
Mountz
Reamstown
Stork, Snader &Co
J. C. Henninger
Orient
Bridge Burned Near Gap on PRR Tracks
A bridge spanning the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at Gap was destroyed by fire Sunday evening. Investigators suspect accidental cause from a nearby engine, though details are unclear and the incident remains under inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradge
PR. R
Gap
Local residents host and visit relatives during autumn week
Mrs. Ross K McWilliams and Dorothy return from Lancaster after three weeks with relatives. York Nebraska visitors Misses McKinley call on Dr D W Harner. Numerous trips and visits to Reading Gap Cornwall Mt Gretna and Philadelphia noted among residents and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross K. McWilliams
Dorothy
Lancaster
McKinley
York
Nebraska
D. W. Harner
Kathryn Sterling
Near Gap
John F. Glowner
W. Stuart Cramer
A. W. Snader
Sarah van Lott
Ella Keller
Valley Forge
Reading
Robert Gilfillan
Allen Retten
Edna
Akron
Ohio
H.A. Showalter
Laura Oehme
East Earl
Charles E
F. William Ocehmne
Greenwich N. J
Edith Baldwin
Cains
J. J. Strohm
Shippensburg Pa
Mountz
Shryock
Philadelphia
Lutheran Parsonage
Willie
Near South Hermitage
Charles Jackson
Frank Keiser
Forgery Charge: Clarence Houck at Lancaster hearing
Clarence Houck faced a forgery hearing before Alderman Doebler after allegedly passing a $48.85 check forged from William Caldwell’s signature to Watt & Shand’s in Lancaster. He had previously obtained goods for $23.85 and $20 in cash, claiming payment after returning from the county fair. Houck fled and was arrested by Constable Summers on the sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Houck
Doebler
Lancaster
Watt & Shand
William Caldwell
Salisbury Township
Officers installed of Daughters of Freedom Temple No 164
Companions Ella Fox and Margie Fagan installed officers of the Ladies' Lodge Daughters of Freedom Temple No 164 Lancaster. Names listed include Ella Davis as Vice Templar, Katie Lizzie Davis as Priestess, Margaret Overly as Prophetess, Mary Winters as Guardian of Music, Ella Swope Guardian of Finance, Flora Yost Guardian of Inner Portal, Lizzie Ward Guardian of Outer Portal, Katie Weaver Guardian of Records and other titled officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companiong
Ella Fox
Margie Fagan
Lancaster
Freedom Temple
L. GE
Templar
Ella
Davis
Eby
Katie
Lizzie
Tha Haag
Margaret Overly
Music
Mary Winters
Guardian of
Records
Ella Swope
Finance
Mayme
Kochel
I Z Flora Yost
Lizzie ‘Ward
Katie‘Weaver
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Total Webareee
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I. Richwine
Stafford
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Yost
Borough
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Iraly
W. K. BenDer
Strasburg, Pa
Sirs
Chester
Diller
Ledger, Pa
Justice of the Peace
Western News
Goshen, Ind
Round Town
Fred Schnupp
Harrisburg
Florence E Styer
William McCreary
Fairfield
Adama County
Emma &. Bair
Israel Bair
Arthur Slick
D. T. Rife
M. L. Hammond
C. A. Seldomridge
Charles D. Meredith
E. C. Diller
Harry K. Hershey
Seaman Place
E. L. Roseboro
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