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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1906

Page

8

Stray Briefs From Nearby Papers

Short notices from other papers include a Foster statue unveiling in Kentucky on June 14 with sculptor J L Root. Edison bought a Willsburg farm for 5000. hype boosted value to 60000 upon sale. Wrightsville eyes a 326000 silk mill bond to employ 100 workers. A major blizzard hit Baker City mountains. Elkhorn reports nine inches of snow. A Lancaster girl broke her arm falling from a tricycle. Dr Myers set the bone. A Lancaster resident reported a four legged chick that lived only hours. Frank Crosson of Silver Creek, a rising athlete, is dying after a head injury from a pitched ball. About twenty five people were arrested near Conewago Creek for illegal fishing near Elizabethtown.

Frank Crosson Pottsville Hospital Schuylkill, ‘Valley Crosson Conewago Elizabethtown Ag Nd Uy

Obituary Notices of Alfred K Hornberger and Henry Demuth

Alfred K Hornberger of Lititz died at his home on Maple Street from apoplexy. A former teacher and Brownstown storekeeper, he served as West Earl township school director and led Brownstown Sunday School. Survived by widow and children William B Myers, Mrs Sherioan C Myers, Mrs Segue H Wolf, Mrs F Buch, Charles. sisters Mrs Jacob Ames and Mrs Bathala Kauffman. one son John deceased from a ball game accident. Funeral held Tuesday. interment Evangelical cemetery. Henry Demuth, Lancaster business leader, died suddenly at seventy six. He owned a long standing East King Street snuff and tobacco shop dating to 1770. survived by wife and two sons Ferdinand and Henry C. Christian Nissley, Lincoln resident aged ninety one, died in his home after a life in cabinet making, surveying, and banking. funeral Saturday with interment in Lincoln cemetery. Religious notices provide a schedule of services across local churches for the week.

Alfred K. Hornberger Ion Maple Street Lititz Brownstown West Barl Township Evangelical Association William B Sherioan C. Myers Philadelphia Segue) H. Wolf EB. “F. Buch Lancaster Charles Jacob Ames Greenbank Bathala Kauffman Ow! Hill John Leola Evangelical Henry A. Demuth Christopher Demuth East King Street Ferdinand Henry C Christian Nissley Lincoln Clay Township Lincoln ‘Bank Lin Soln

Local school closes after week of learning

Local scribe reports the select and school taught by Mr Horace Martin closed last Friday with twenty two pupils eight of whom expect to teach. Several have passed successful examinations before County Superintendent Brecht. Preaching to our church tomorrow forenoon at the usual hour. Many young folks attended Decoration Day exercises in Hinkletown with a good time reported.

Séleot & School Horace * Martin Brecht

Roses and weddings theme fill local notes

The June month brings roses and weddings as exams pass and rain arrives. Farmers report tobacco planting and crops growing while festival posters and picnic plans appear. The Clarion notes neat work awards and a local medicine advert from Kennedy’s Laxative Honey.

Livestock and supplies sale at Blue Ball Hotel listing items

Following is a sale list from Brecknock township near Silver Hill schoolhouse. Geo. K. Diller conducts June 7 sale with horses mules cattle hogs and farm equipment. Christian Eshleman offers building materials and timber at 80 meeting points along with rails posts and dust.

Blue Ball Hotel Geo. K. Diller Priday Silver Hill Brecknock Township Christian Eshleman

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