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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for The Clarion of New Holland including one year 62.06 in advance, other plans at 1.00 monthly or 9 cents for three months, 40 cents for two months, and single copies at 4 cents. Office hours are 6:85 to 7:80 evenings, with mail addressed to The Clarion New Holland.
The page shows publisher and editor credits and a post office classification note with date indicating a June 8 issue. It lists New Holland as the mailing origin and mentions second class mail status.
Social notices list numerous Lancaster area residents visiting relatives on Decoration Day and midweek. Guests include Mrs. Chester Roseboro, Mrs. Roy Pierson, Miss Bess Gilfillan, and many others from Cedar Lane, Bird in Hand, Ephrata, Allentown, and beyond.
Denver defeats New Holland 6 to 5 as six runs were scored across three innings. Wertman earned the win for Denver with critical hits including a three base blast, while Brown struggled early and was pulled in the sixth. The game featured ten men on Denver’s side and an umpire noted for controversial calls.
Terre Hill ended a long skid by beating Adamstown 7 to 4 on their home diamond. The Hillians tallied all runs in the first two innings as Adamstown threatened but could not force a tying run. Earned runs were Terre Hill 6 Adamstown 1 with key hits from Miller Christian Schneebeli and Showalter.
The Lutherans built a big first half surge with five hits and an error to lead 6 runs. They added five more on singles doubles and a triple, while the U B s gathered three runs on two singles a double and a triple. Stolen bases included Weidman Leisey Ames Reiley L Kochel J Bair.
Stolen bases credited to Ressler and H Kendig. Brendle had two base hits. Pitchers Ames and Hoober struck out six and three respectively. Walks total four for each pitcher. Erb Geist and Ames hit by pitches. Mentzer and Roades charged with passed balls.
The Lutherans and United Brethren played a free hitting four and a half innings with 28 total hits and many extras. U B pitcher Paul Kochel struggled early but settled, allowing only one Lutheran hit and no runs after the first two innings.
Reformeds defeated United Brethren 7 to 5 after a strong early showing by the Reformeds who scored five runs in the first inning. Rockel pitched effectively with solid support, but late miscues let the opponents back into the game.
Mentzer delivered a three base hit in a standout performance. The box score will be published in next week's issue.
The standings reflect all games through Thursday evening June 7. Teams and records are listed with wins and losses, showing the current lead, upcoming schedule, and potential playoff implications. Federal league standings and position are shown for context.
A baseball game is set for Friday evening June 8 at 6 15 between United Brethren Juniors and Reformed Juniors. The public is invited to attend.
A Friday evening meeting at Trinity Lutheran church expanded the Sunday School Base Ball League By-Laws. Games move from June 5 to 7 and later transfers require 10 days notice. The board can stage benefit games and use treasury funds for necessary causes. Spectator conduct aims for sportsmanlike silence and quiet support during games.
Mian Bachman of Lancaster spent the day with her friend Je tet DeHaven during a Sunday outing.
A long list of local visitors and hosts appears from Lancaster to Reading. Couples and families, including the Stauffer and Besore households, visited relatives in Lancaster, Ephrata, Talmage, and Philadelphia areas.
Bareville Fire Company held its quarterly meeting and elected John Landis and Earl Alexander to represent the company at the convention in Reamstown. G B Nonnemocher and family moved from Bareville to Banks. Harsh, George Harsh, Geo Littlejohn and W E Shafter were noted as motor logging toward a hunting camp near New Germantown.
Area churches and pastors listed with Sunday School times, worship schedules, and midweek activities. Includes Bachman Reformed, United Brethren in Christ, New Holland M B Church, Leola Memorial M E, Trinity Lutheran, Bridgeville United Evangelical, Oscar Grove Presbyterian, Roman Catholic offerings, Intercourse United Brethren and related prayers and bible study sessions.
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