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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1909

Page

5

Bowmansville Baseball Loses at Blue Ball 8 to 0

Bowmansville played Blue Ball Saturday, losing 8 to 0. They plan a road game at Alleghanyville on Saturday June 12. The Bowmansville Band will provide music for a strawberry festival at Alleghanyville this evening. Strawberries are plentiful locally. Harry Seifrit, a trucker, harvested nearly four hundred boxes Monday.

Bowmansville Alleghanyville William Martin Shillington P. W. Oberholtzer Arthur Terre Hill Edwin Kern Main Street Mrs. Kern Harry Seifrit Harting Amos Good Milton Hornberger Beckersville William Hornberger Abraham Good Ephrata

Obituary for Elwood L Leberman 81 in Lancaster area

Elwood L Leberman died early Sunday at his home after a long illness from tuberculosis. He was 81 years old and survived by his widow and parents Louis and Bertha Leberman of Earl township. Funeral services were held at Zeltenreich Church with burial at Zeltenreich following at noon. Funeral director Henninger oversaw arrangements. Roy Renninger died at one month and twenty two days in Weaverland after a brief illness. The Terre Hill U. E. church hosted services for the infant, with interment in Terre Hill cemetery.

Elwood L. Leberman Lancaster Louis C. Leberman Earl Township Iis Zeltenreigh Church Gelack J. G. Noss Zeltenreich Henninger Walter Renninger Roy Walter Mamie Renninger Weaverland Terre Hill U. E

Local Health Updates And Lancaster Sales Notes

Miss Barbara Smith under a nurse and family physician guides Barbara Smith to improve. Charles Hull moved to St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster and shows steady improvement. Outlet Clothing Co Lancaster highlights a 5 percent discount sale on page 7 of this issue. The Clarion spelling exercise corrects insidious as the proper form.

Barbara Smith Charles Hull St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lancaster The Outlet Clothing Co Lancaster Clarion Teal

Mt Tabor Notes and Sunflower Club Festival

Mrs Mary Bair returned home after a stay in Lancaster. Milton Jackson visited. Preaching at Mt Tabor Sunday 10 30 with Sunday school 9 30 and Y P A at 6 30. Sunflower baseball club to hold a festival Saturday evening June 19 in Brubaker's grove. all invited to support the boys.

Mary Bair Lancaster Milton Jackson Mt. Tabor Y. P Sunflower Baseball Club Brubaker's Grove

Intercourse Community Notes on Visits and Developments

Intercourse residents and visitors are listed with weekend and weekday visits to Downingtown Eden Florin Lancaster and Philadelphia. Local projects include a new electric light plant building a dynamo installation and Western Electric supply contracts. A charter application and a village telephone and telegraph company meeting precede upcoming Children's Day services and Mt Tabor observances.

Martha Helm Lancaster Elmer Denlinger NM. G. Sander New Holland U. B Andrew Ebersole Indiana Mllnois Intercourse Telephone & Telegraph Company Bank Western Electric Company John Boose Near Kinzer Newton Miller Flora Bortzfield Carrie Anne Belle Minnie Hoar J. M. Kling James Hoar Charles Hoover Strasburg Mt. Tabor Intercourse

Epworth League Officers Installed at Methodist Church

The Epworth League installed officers last Sunday including Martha Bowers as President and Mary Clemenson as Organist. Children's Day is set for June 20 at 7 30 PM benefiting church education. A Leola quarterly conference is June 19 with a second anniversary and dedication sermon by William H Shaffer. A July 4 Anti Saloon League speaker visits Leola and New Holland.

Epworth League Martha Bowers James Elliott John Mentzer Mary Davis Isaac Cauller Lily Baby Elam Bowers Mary Clemenson Church Education Society Leola William H. Shaffer D. D Anti-Saloon League

Primary election in Lancaster County narrows races

The primary passed quietly with light turnout. In Lancaster County Silas Herr was elected recorder over M. M. Weaver, who drew strong support in his home district. For jury commissioner John Bucher won over John J. Jeffries, with modest margins in New Holland.

M. M. Weaver Mountville East Earl Silas Herr Herr John J. Jeffries Lancaster Bucher New Holland Jeffries Joseph R. Shultz

Feast of Roses Seen At Manheim Tomorrow

The annual feast of roses will be observed at Manheim tomorrow with the hero preparing to entertain thousands of visitors.

Manheim

Women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and seek relief

A vintage health advert explains kidney and bladder disorders affect both women and men, causing misery, poor appetite, and diminished vigor. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy with sample bottles and pamphlet offers, with address details in Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y

School Boards Appoint Teachers for Nine Month Term

The school tax remains seven mills at the same site as last year. Salaries stay between 90 and 00 per month. Last year’s teachers were reelected including Principal H. E. Gehman, High Blanche Bonine, Amy Book, and others across secondary and primary grades with T C Reddig and Lillian Reddig listed among staff.

Carrie Haller Laura Groff Abbie Gehman Alia Kiehl Cecilia Davish Washington Avenue G. Zerfass T. C. Reddig Lillian Reddig Mazie Martin Mame Walbert

Children Day Services And Local Sporting Notes In Spring Garden

In Spring Garden and surrounding areas activities include a large Children day service at the U E Church, tobacco planting by farmers after wet weather, and a rain affected baseball schedule with White Horse idle last Saturday. Williamstown club to visit Saturday, June 19 welcomes Black Horse club for a festival at White Horse in the evening. Sol Peachy reports a well attended cow sale with average price about 48 dollars and plans another sale soon. Limeville U B Church holds Children day service Sunday morning June 20. Frank Kurtz renovates his house. Fairfield's Blood Tonic sold by Eli M. Martin New Holland and W. G Baby Bareville under written guarantee.

Chester Diller Aspiry Park David Groff Philadelphia U. E. Church White Horse Williamstown Sol. Peachy Peachy Limeville U. B Frank Kurtz Fairfield Eli M. Martin New Holland W. G Baby Bareville

Murrell Hotel worker burned in gasoline accident

Wm Buch, a hostler at the Murrell Hotel, splashed gasoline on his sleeve while filling a can and a nearby match ignited the liquid. Two bystanders helped extinguish the fire, leaving Buch with a sore arm. Burglary at Bergstrasse Church yielded no losses. Jeremiah B Becker returned from Virginia Brethren meeting. Local families visited and hosted guests over the weekend.

Wm. Buch Hostler Murrell Hotel Mr. Buch Bergstrasse Church Jeremiah B. Becker Harrisonburgville Virginia Church of the Brethren Wm. B. Eschenscheid Martin Yundt Muddy Creek Oscar Kurtz Denver J.M. Stoner John Stoner I. W. Taylor Manheim Groff Bareville

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