Memorial Day Exercises Draw Large Crowd in Borough
Saturday June 2 1906 reports praise for Memorial Day ceremonies held Wednesday evening. A large parade and gathering surpassed expectations while secret organizations financed the event. Calls to curb fast driving in streets were echoed as borough authorities move to enforce ordinances.
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Boro
the Burgess
Gordonville Community Events Mixed With Commencement
The text notes a Gordonville area announces a Sunday School program titled Voices on Bundavening and a Daughters Day event. Mr and Mrs Hershey spent time in Philadelphia for Bhoemaker's National School commencement exercises where Amos Homey was a graduate.
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John
Brethren
Rende
Hershey
Philadelphia
Bhoemaker
National Scho
Amos
Erintendy
Jacob
Myersertey
Kellenbergers
Dibra
Rian
Murer
Misi
Personal notices on residents visiting and traveling events
A list of social visits and travel, noting residents from Harrisburg, Lancaster, Millersville, W... were in town or visiting hosts. Mentions include the Snader family, Mrs. Clara Price, and others, with several weekend trips to Reading, Philadelphia, and Shillington. Also notes a De Laval Cream Separator advertisement by Adam Weaver.
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Paul * Chadwick
Harrisburg
A ‘Snader
Herman
We Snader
Migs
Lilian
Seltzer
Minnie’Bausmian
Millersville
Margaret
Snader
Chester
Rogeboro
Malvern
David Adama
F. E. Williamson
Philadelphia
George Zimmerman
Weaverland
Maryland
Nagle
Harrieburg
BE. M. Rutter
Daniel. Stauffer and Gon
Lancaster
Apent
John Weaver
Mrai
Martin Supple
Honeybrook
Illinois
Elizabeth Corre
Anna Sandoe
Ephrata
Frank Steffy
F.E. Williamson
Coates
J. P. Rutter
New Holland House
James
Henninger
Blanche
Esther
Reading
Elva Bair
Eyler- Wohlsen
Trinity Church
Elizabeth Miller
Davis Warfel
Lloyd Stauffer
Mary
White Horse
J. P. Davis
Barbara Smith
Ella Smith
Carrie Freedick
Alvin Eshleman
Charles Bair
Anna Gaul
Willow Street
Margaret Keppelman
Jacob H. Townsley
Lydia Winger
Lititz
Mary &. Davis
Helea Watterson
Martin Marr
Jay Wenger
Harriet Bair
Isaac
John Dietrich
John
Adam
Weaver
Blue Ball, Pa
Barn accident and community notes from Bird-in-Hand area
John Good Jr. fell from a hayloft ladder in Benjamin Landis's barn, injuring his wrist while playing. Dr. L K Leslie attends him. Mrs. Kate Martin is seriously ill with pneumonia. Jacob Dunwoody shows improvement and plans painting. Farmers report tobacco planting and cutworms harming early plants. Daniel M Sensenig is home on vacation and will take the county exam in New Holland. Bird-in-Hand Love Feast drew many attendees Tuesday evening.
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Ing
John Good, Jr
Benjamin’ Landis
L. K. Leslie
Kate Martin Fa
Jacob ‘Dunwoody
Rome
Daniel ‘M
Sensenig
New Holland
iLove
Mid year convention held in Lancaster County
Delegates from Paul Reformed Church in Manheim and New Holland attended the mid year convention of the Lancaster County association on May 23. The meeting discussed church matters and district affairs with local officials present.
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Lancaster County
Paul Reformed
Angel Children and Ailing Mothers in Oregon Story
An Oregon woman describes motherhood as a burden filled with melancholy before a late pregnancy. She credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for improving her health, noting her four month old baby’s strong weight and no recurrence of prior troubles. She invites other women to write to Dr. Pierce for confidential advice.
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Earth
Dis Ty Medical Association
Pierce
Leyer
R V. Pierce
Buffalo
Town auditors report tidy books and balance in favor
Auditors Levi Good H M Hof man and E Hoffman audited the Bobool board accounts Tuesday at the Styer House. They found a neat balance of 218.28 in favor of the township, with Samuel W. High treasurer and D H Fassnacht secretary. The board will meet Monday for organization and teacher appointments.
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Levi Good
H. M. Hofman
E. @. Hoffman
Bobool Board
Hettie Powel
Rothville
Henry Meckley
Edgar Shrom
L. B. “Weber
Lancaster
B. L. Nolt
Harry Nolt
Pfingsta
School Board Meeting Sets Postponed Teacher Appointments
A school board meeting was held Monday afternoon to discuss appointing teachers for the upcoming term. The session, noted as Witt meet at Styer House, proceeded after noon to finalize staffing proposals for the next school term.
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Witt
Bedding and Pillow Case Prices From Local Supplier
Listing of sheets and pillow cases with sizes bleached plain hemmed and hemstitched Bolster cases in various sizes with prices 21 each for White Crochet Quilts full size quality noted A特殊 sale pricing listed per piece and per dozen units for bulk buys.
Desirable Silks Feature Latest Shantung and Taffeta
Desirable silks include Rough Shantung in superior pure silk quality with a broad range of shades. The assortment highlights new Summer Dress Silks with shadow and shepherd checks in black and white, plus an 86 inch wide black taffeta silk with high lustre offered at reduced prices.
Mid-Summer Lingerie Sale Sparks Loyal Shoppers
A busy mid summer sale features lace embroidery undermuslin long cloth and knicker items with prices from 25 cents to 2 dollars. The display highlights undergarments skirts gowns and children's drawers and draws crowds eager to save on a wide range of fabrics and trims.
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Lew Halland Clarion
Clarion Printing House
New Holland, Pa
H. A. Showalter
Shaw
Congress
New York
Chicago
BisHop Porter
London
Senate
Mormon Church
the Paper Trust
Douma
Hames
Gordonville
Han Leon
Barevilge
Lancaster General Hospital
Sigellath
Doullel
Buchanan & Young
Tose
Alice
Panama
North Queen Street
Weaver's
Aaron. Weaver
Reidenbach
Enterprise “Phone
Cat
Dricks
United
Bri Newalee
Wegene
Urs
East King Street
Ladies’ Oxfords