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New Holland Clarion in New Holland, Pennsylvania

06 Jun 1914

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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1914

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Memorial Day personal visits fill local town

Dozens of residents and visitors from Reading Lancaster Intercourse Narberth Philadelphia Harrisburg and other nearby towns spent Memorial Day and the weekend with relatives friends and hosts in the area. Many came to see family, attend gatherings, and enjoy time with local residents including the Stauffer Bair Brill Troop and Richwine families among others.

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A. Barr Talmage Percy Shank John Sensenig Reading Anna Slair Blanche Schrom East Earl Marion’ Troop Wm. McWilliams Pearl Roy Ross McWilliams Christian Shelly Narberth Harold Diffenderfer Lancaster Wmn. Stauffer Mary Bard Leacock Ethel Zell Monterey Herbert Doerr Farmersville Earl Good Ephrata Tobias Renninger Harry A. Zell Latington High School Daniel S. Warner Florence Arthur Brill Alta Burkey Samuel Zook Intercourse Esther Shirk Blue Ball Anna Richwine Harry L. Overly Bird In Hand Geo. W. Barr Edna Livers Hilda Burkey Grace Mentzer Elizabeth Brenneman Hahnstown Harold Steffy Lillian Mentzer Fred Rupley York Henry Rutter Ira Bair Geo. W. Bair Ellis Dunwoody Ray Burkholder Daniel Plank Bareville Our Burg Christian Detweiler Louise John Livers Edward Mentzer Helen Evans Ida Schuupp Near Our Burg Esther Hooker Viola Diller Edith Espenshade Eva Cochich Lititz Our Town Roward Grossman Margaret. Goldberg Miriam Wagner Mia Weaver Smythe Tya Martin Grebbs Columbia W. S. McCreary Fairfield Israel Bair Clarence Houck Adam Linsey Jacob Mies Fern Leaman Git Butlen Edge Dick Mason Wits of Edwin C. Diller Chas. Resh Germantown George Hushower Barneville W.M. Palmer C. Dixon Edna Minnie Rebecca Stauffer Millersville Normal School Titus Witwer Philadelphia H. W. Hammond Robert Keiser Frances LB. Hershey Wayne Forsyth Violet Harrisburg Landers New Holland Ida Schnupp Rothsville Wm. G. Schnupp Vici Samuel Schnupp Katie Annie Dan W. Schnupp Hatville Emanuel Steffy Green Bank Howard M. Schnupp Spring Garden Misa Alta Sollenberger Gap Marion Troop Mabel Richwine Wilson Duck S. M. Mountz W. M. Mearig Easton Ministerum Penna H. Stanley Gery Wom Wom. M. Stauffer William Lathhar Hartman John FP. Glowner Ralph Roseboro A. B. Groff Emma Shetzley Raymond Rutledge Ruth Warfel Frank Riley Claude Harriman B. Cox Scranton Mary Helm Bessie Clara Lichty Erma Anna Longenecker Paradise Enos Doutrich Kinzers Lillian Overly Kathryn Rohrbach Hamburg George Keiser Sophia Wander A. B. Hull David Styer Anna Edgar Buckwalter Elsa Dissinger Fred Brill Akron W. Steward Cramer Squire Snnder Adda Fox West Fairview Morris Smith Eleanor Wrenner Harry Rutter Paul Howard Wright W. E.harner Taylor House Coatesville
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Commencement Noted At New Holland Borough High School

The 1914 commencement featured a baccalaureate at St Stephen’s Church with Rev J G Noss, and a Hess Hall ceremony where Prof Kraybill led graduates including Mark A Brubaker and Mary Roseboro. Speeches honored humble origins, school history, and the motto No Victory Without Labor, ending with Dr S C Schmucker’s address.

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High School of Our Boro St. Stephen's Reformed Church J. G. Noss Hess Hall Kraybill J. M. MacDonald Mary Roseboro Edith Hess Mark A. Brubaker Caesar William Lloyd Guarrison D. L. Moody Philips Brooks Benjamin Franklin Henry Clay Jem Agnes Overly Miriam Evans Ruth Shhaub Whittier
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Memorial Day Parade and Exercises a Grand Success

Memorial Day events were a grand success with strong community turnout. The parade honored veterans and students marched under teachers’ guidance while cemetery exercises drew praise for speakers and program. Concours agrade to donors who supplied autos and teams for speaker and veteran transport. Financial statement details follow the 1913 balance and current collections.

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Editorial Leader resigns from Cranney era editor to Altoona move

Geo. H. Ranck Esq founder of Cranney and longtime editor and later Everett Republican managing editor has resigned his post after thirty plus years and moved last week to 1200 Sixteenth Avenue Altoona.

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Geo. H. Ranck The Cranney Everett Republican Everett Bedford County Sixteenth Avenue Altoona
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Obituary notices for Landis, Denlinger, Weidler in Lancaster area

Obituaries recall Mrs. John S. Landis and Mrs. Elizabeth Landis of Ephrata with survivors including numerous children. Other notices honor John F. Bowman of Strasburg, Abraham Denlinger of Lancaster, and Jacob Weidler of Lancaster, detailing death causes, burial plans, and surviving relatives across local towns and churches.

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Elizabeth Landis von S. Landis Ephrata Titty Monroe Haldeman Lexington Anis Cocalico Samuel David Clie Mary Edwin Kathe Elizabeth Vaile Walter John Bate Teers Hinckerville Erin Churen John F. Bowman Strashbure Bool Lianas Strasburg Cecal Prath Elam
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Tracks Dr: er Samuel Crisco Killed by Train Near Gordonville

Salvatore Castrianni known as Samuel Crisco a tracks driller between Banks and Birdingland on the Pennsylvania Railroad was fatally struck by a west bound train last Saturday morning about a hundred yards west of Gordonville. His body was found by water man Gineo W. Minnich and removed from the tracks. Coroner Eshtennen and Dr Frewante conducted the investigation. Crisco lived at Banks and was 22 with a mother in Italy and a brother at Ronks.

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Salvatore Castrianni Lafoun Samuel Crisco Banks Birdingland Pennsylvania Railroad Sineep Tember Gordonville Witteses Farias Oie Crisco Hvis Italy Ronks
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Workman Injured At New Holland Plant

Albert Palm of the New Holland Machine Company foundry department was injured when a piece of metal pierced the guard near a high speed emery wheel and breached the wheel. He suffered cuts to the left face including eye and nose, and will stay off duty for several days as he recovers.

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Albert Palm New Holland Machine Company Palm
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Bore Teachers Appointed at Local School Board Meeting

The bore school board reappointed most teachers last week with Miss Estella Bradly resigning from teaching. E R Kraybill remains principal, Mary F Weaver and Anna Rutter Barton hold primary positions, Belle Shetter is second primary, and Anna Sample serves as a further staff member.

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Bore School Board Estella Bradly E. R
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Rev Moses Horning Chosen Lishepoot at Weaverland Mennonite

The Weaverhead church elected Rev Moses Horning as Lishepoot after five candidates faced the ritual with scriptural acrostics. Rev Joseph Daniel Wenger preached the sermon from Virginia, with Gabriel Heatwole joining the northward election. Bishop Horning, among the youngest in Mennonite history, resides near Fivepointville and Bowmansville.

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Moses Horning Lishepoot Jonas Martin Joseph Daniel Wenger Virginia Gabriel Heatwole Bishop Horning Martin Fivepointville Bowiunsville Horning
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Entertained Sewing Circle Guests at Mrs Mack’s Millersville

The Wednesday sewing circle at Millersville hosted Mrs N H Mack and sewers including Mrs Levi Sander and son John Mrs John Fury Mrs Sune Herr Mrs Sarah Mellinger Mrs Miller Mrs David Charles Ada Benedict. They enjoyed the day and Mrs Mack thanks all for their kindness.

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Millersville N. H. Mack Levi Sander John John Fury Sune. Herr Sarah Mellinger Miller David Charles Ada Benedict Mack
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Liveryman John Pangle Injured After Hay Hole Fall

Sunday incident at C Abby livery left John Pangle with several ribs severely hurt. He walked slowly at first but shows rapid improvement this week as he recovers from the fall through a hay hole.

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John Pangle C.abby Johnnie
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Mark Brubaker Receives Lebanon Valley College Scholarship

Mark A Brubaker, member of this year’s graduating class, received a scholarship from Lebanon Valley College. The award covers $180 of tuition for one year in the Academy and one year in College. He will take advantage of the scholarship.

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A. Brubaker Lebanon Valley Codrse Mark
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Frances Todd LeRoy Miller Frank Wolf Etta Kurtz Terre Hin Wright Family Florence Asley James Davis R. &. Harner D. W.W NEW Holland Boro High School Wilson Lfe Utah Business College Ufe Harry W. Andrew Pennsylvania Roy Hooker Harriet BK. Sweigert Maude Evans Rome E. R. Kraybill S. C. Schmucker West Chester Grim Reaper Death John S. Landis Abraham Denlinger Abraham Denloger Beaver St Abraham Jacob Weidler Oa Cate Reed Sears Weidler Meartuson Lancaster County Onteter Tosca Oarrogicent Bennisvis da Ob City Newplay Oll Wedh Tree Inn Corr Pty Trinity OL Weidler Wellington Jacob H Kurtz Jacek East King Street Crenetab Hospital Pde Sarah Ose Panls Hares Ir Karte Sarah A Waltoe Linten Cit Ome Sen Walliata Man Ida Philiadelphia Nera Sarah Reeser Clara Terre Pau Elizabeth Wessert Chicaro Pimer Reuben
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