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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1908

Page

7

Local notices and church events in Mechanicsburg area

J W Frymyer reports a well attended cow sale at the West End Hotel last Friday with strong bidding. Prof Ambrose A Kunkle of Allentown Preparatory School visited the village Tuesday, son of Rev G G Kunkle who once served here. George W Hemmig and Elias Bard received new exterior paint from 1D H Weidler and his crew. Lutheran Church plans Holy Communion Sunday morning with prep services Saturday at 2 pm and 7 30 pm. Luther League to meet Sunday at 6 50 pm with the topic A Pentecostal Outpouring and music. a letter from Dr Amy B Rohrer will be read. David H Bucks leads the meeting. public invited.

J. W. Frymyer West End Ambrose A. Kunkle Allentown G. G. Kunkle Geo. W. Hemmig Elias Bard H. Weidler Lutheran Church Luther League Amy B. Rohrer India David H. Bucks

Brandreth's Pills Promote Blood Purification and Tonic Effect

Brandreth's Pills described as a blood purifier and laxative that cleanse the system through the bowels kidneys and skin. They claim to stimulate blood to help nature cast off morbid humors and cure conditions from an impure blood state. One or two pills at night said to be an invaluable remedy. Each pill contains solid extract of sarsaparilla with other vegetable ingredients. Sold in drugstores for over a century in plain or sugar-coated form.

Brandreth

Shovelharrowing Tobacco Report From Bareville Area

A son of Daniel W. Kellenberger of Ranks Route 2 paid his father's subscription up to July 1910 at the Clarion office. He reported seeing two farmers shovel harrowing tobacco about a half mile south of Bareville with leaves at least three inches long. Several farmers had not planted yet, but reports say most finished this week.

Daniel W. Kellenberger Route 2 Clarion CuaRion Bareville

Local notes and social updates from the Gap area

A Gap correspondent reports traffic through the Gap en route to the Oxford fair where a Lititz firm will exhibit. The week saw electric lights out early, with kerosene and candles in use. Local events include a Decoration Day baseball game against Lancaster A A, a 7 to 4 morning win, 2 to 1 in the afternoon, and 30 strikeouts by pitcher Davy Graham. Several residents travel to Atlantic City, Harrisburg, Reading, and New York for leisure and business. A local arrest for assault and battery led to bail, and news arrived of Rev James Kennedy’s death in Trenton with burial planned at Bellevue Cemetery.

Oxford Fair Lititz John Myers Bellevue Hotel Oxford Lancaster A. A J. Plavius Davy Graham B. Maurice Herr Penahurat Atlantic City Clarence Godaneur Bellefonte Vera Erma Bair Williamstown George Worst West Chester New York Brooklyn G. W. Overdorf Harrisburg Mr. Overdorf Pennsylvanian Railroad Herbert H. Livingstone Berth Williams Kinzer Christiana York Baltimore Uast George Sellers Chan. Rossmore Robert Knox George Douglass Howard Rutter Reading Carpenter John Marshall Welsh Mountain Constable Hess Justice of the Peace BE. H Bellevue

ManZan Pile Remedy Offered At 60 Cents

An old market line promotes ManZan Pile Remedy priced at 60 cents. Sold by Wm. Me Stauffer with no further product details or guarantees stated beyond the claim of guarantee.

Me Stauffer

Memorial and local social notes from Bowmansville area

Memorial exercises at Adamatown are reported. M M Good and wife visited Terre Hill to see her parents. Harting family spent days in Allentown and Norristown. Musselman improves after tonsillitis. Mary Musselman celebrated sixth birthday with friends. Martin Witwer avoided a mad dog bite near Maple Grove Schoolhouse. dog later killed. Harry Sweitzer plans a new house on nine acres bought from John Gehman. John Gable and family from Cambridge visited Bowmansville guests. Israel Good and family from Chester County visiting. Horace Shifter, Theological Seminary student, preached on Whatsoever a Man Soweth That Shall He Also Reap.

Adamatown M. M. Good Terre Hill Harting Allentown Norristown WK. Musselman Misa Mary Musselman Martin Witwer Maple Grove Witwer Harry Sweitzer John Gehman John Gable Cambridge John Steffy Good Israel Good Chester County Horace Shifter The Theological Seminary

Sharp Lawn Mowers A New Reel Grinding Method

A. B. Bachman announces a new reel grinding machine in Farimeraville Pa that grinds reels and cutting blades evenly avoiding emery dust. The system prevents dull edges and improper cutting, promising smooth operation and guaranteed satisfaction with prompt service.

A. BE. Bachman Farimeraville

Knight Templar conclave and local social notes in Pequea

Harry Worst and Joseph Atkins with wives attended the Erie conclave. A new baby boy was born to L. W. Singer’s family last Friday. Dr. Hostetter of White Horse reports eleven consecutive male births. Salisbury aims to energize peat voters. Ethel and Margie Robinson attended a party at C. W. Robinson’s in Dorian’s. Anna Ethel Weaver and J. W. Robinson visited Philadelphia. Kadol advertises relief for dyspepsia and indigestion sold by Wm. M. Stauffer Jr.

Harry Worst Joseph Atkins Erie L. W. Singer Dr. Hostetter Salisbury Ethel Margie Robinson C. W. Robinson Dorian Anna Ethel Weaver J. W. Robinson Philadelphia Miller Eby

Mennonites Improve Church Facilities in Martindale

The Mennonites in Martindale report several church improvements including book racks a ridge rod new spouting a driveway upgrade and a pedestrian gate. Visitors include J Bowers and Edward Lausch with families and Jacob Treicht visiting from Medina County. David Wenger can go out again while Mrs. Martin Hoffman remains bed bound. Levi Seiverling has lost sight in one eye with the eye itself dead but no pain.

John Bowers Farmeraville Edward Lausch Bowmansville J. Martin Jacob Treicht Medina County Ohio Henry Treicht David Wenger Martin Hoffman Levi Seiverling

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