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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1909

Page

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Memorial Day Demonstration Draws Crowds in New Holland

Memorial Day turnout in New Holland featured a full civic and sporting program. The Conestoga Traction Company ran half hour service and crowds filled hotels stables and porches as R N Bowers chaired the event with Rev G H Ketterer and Rev S M Mountz delivering prayers and welcomes. F S Groff of Lancaster gave a stirring patriotic oration.

New Holland Conestoga Traction Company R. N. Bowers G. H. Ketterer M. Mountz Bowers F. S. Groff Lancaster Mechanicsburg Barnum & Baily Boro Burgess J. F. Brubaker

Memorial Day Parade in New Holland Draws 5000

The Memorial Day observance in New Holland featured a 1 PM parade on Franklin Street with 5000 people in attendance. Rev. I H Albright and Rev J G Noss spoke, H E Rutter led as marshal, and a large procession included veterans, veterans groups, bands, and floats from Washington Camp P O S of A and Earl Lodge. Comrades from multiple lodges and towns attended, with Capt Abram Setley and John Killian among notable participants.

I. H. Albright J. G. Noss H. E. Rutter Marshall D. W. Geist Jason Kling Harner Kling S. W. High George Mearig Charles Groff Franklin Street Brimmer Avenue Memorial Day Committee Mechanicsburg Washington Camp P.O. S. of A Mt. Airy Earl Lodge Churchtown Washington Henry Nagle Abram Setley Ciarion Lancaster Honeybrook Morgantown Blue Ball New Holland John Killian Beartown Earl ‘Lodge Abraham Houser

What is Doing on the Diamonds

Local team struggles as they win one of three in a week on Memorial Day Monday. Monarchs top locals in a listless game. McKendricks shines for visitors while McKendricks and Binkley combine for KOs. Umpires Snader and Goodhart call steady games.

Monarchs Horde McKendricks

Just a Little of Everything in Local Notes

Social column items capture a mix of town life. School board appointments, teacher selections in Earl township, auto purchases by Henry J Besore and Geo F Besore, early strawberry sales, home remodeling, and festival scenes. Remarks on circus traffic, constables, a drunken arrest, and a West Main Street collision.

Boro School Board Earl Township Styer Henry J. Besore Geo. F. Besore H. K. Storb W. M. Palmer Davis Seaman

Examination Reforms Reflect Teaching Methods of Brecht

County Superintendent M. J. Brecht conducted the annual examination for provisional teaching certificates. He compares older stern tests with a modern friendly class format, noting most candidates passed across regular and special exams. Questions cover penmanship, arithmetic, grammar, physiology, and U S history topics.

M. J. Brecht

Local Sickness and Hospital Updates Include Several Infirm

Little Miss Miriam Baum and Miss Barbara Smith are listed as sick or confined. Lewis Storb Jr has mumps. Charles Feather, injured weeks ago, is improving at St Josephs Hospital. Charles Hull, after weeks of illness, was moved to St Josephs for blood poisoning recovery. A church social on Ranck’s lawn Saturday evening features an excursion to the Catskill Mountains.

Electoral Commission Pennsylvania Miriam Baum Barbara Smith Lewis Storb, Jr Charles Feather East Earl St. Joseph’s Hospital Charles Hull St. Joseph's ‘Hospital J. M. Ranck Rancks: ‘Church Catskill’ Mountains

Lititz Ephrata and New Holland W C T U Institute

W C T U unions from Lititz Ephrata and New Holland plan a joint Institute at the New Holland U B Church on Saturday and Sunday June 19. The program will be announced later and all are invited. The New Holland W C T U will meet next Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Edward Numbers Brimmer Avenue with Bible reading and an invitation to all members.

Lititz Ephrata New Holland W. OC. T. U. Institute New Holland U. B Brimmer Avenue Hoover

Luther League Convention Delegates Named for Pennsylvania

The state convention of the Luther Leagues of Pennsylvania will meet in ork on July 6 7 and 8 Delegates and alternates include R S Brubaker G Townsley Elva G Bair Lilian M Rutter with W M Mearig representing Trinity Church Lancaster Central and Rev Mountz as ex officio delegate.

Luther Leagues of Pennsylvania R.S. Brubaker Townsley Elva G

Tallest Wheat Grown On Pearamba County Farm

Farmers report exceptionally tall wheat in Pearamba County fields, showing unusual height across several acres. Local agronomists examine soil moisture and variety performance while growers note potential yield implications for harvest planning.

Pearamba

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