Local Gleanings of Accidents and Incidents in Lancaster Area
A week’s scattered reports include Rudolph Kunz injured after falling into Conestoga Creek at Eugle aide, Bartoh Harry found dead in his Columbia home, Martha Dochat dislocating an elbow in Lancaster, and a child saved from the river by Albert Myers. Also noted are a burglary at a Lanaster home, paralysis strike on Henry Mehaughlin, a cigar factory burglary attempt at Reamstown, a dangerous Edison works accident at Engleside, and local civic notes on rail and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Creek
Eugleaide
Rudolph Kunz
Lancaster
W. Miller Presnet
Bartoh Harry
Downingtown
Jesse Harry
North Sixt Street
Columbia
Laurel and
Fremont Streets
Lancastar
Martha Dochat
Christian Dochat
Lt. A. Warren
Charles
Charles J. Toster
Conestoga Inno
Menie Lancaster
Witter Bridge
Aries
Albert G. Myers
Bridgeport
Henry Mehaughlin
Akron
Harry Usner
Kreider
McLaughlin
William McLaughlin
John G. Root
Reamstown
Edison’ Electric - Licht Company
Engleside
Martindale Beats Adamstown In Baseball Tilt 10 to 8
Local report details Martindale defeating Adamstown 10 to 8 on a snowy Saturday. The six games played list New Holland Browns town and Ephrata among opponents with one loss, and Sheeney the pitcher toured Lancaster area promoting a county wide baseball circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martindale
Adamstown
Reading
CAVA
New Holland
Brownstown
Ephrata
Tigers
Lancaster
Sheeney
Pilla
Pthale
Lancaster County
Feast of Roses memorial service at Zion Lutheran Manheim
The tenth Feast of Roses memorial service drew 7000 to 10000 attendees from Lancaster, Lebanon, Philadelphia, Reading and Harrisburg. Rev L I Lohr preached. Dr Talcott Williams spoke. Miss M M Horning received the heir rose. offerings supported the orphans' home. The event closed with a benediction and red rose donations to Lancaster General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Manheim
William Henry Stiegel
Mannheim
Germany
J. H. Sieling
Tancaster
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
Harrisburg
Charge F. Baer
Reading Railroad
L. I. Lohr
Williamsport
Lohr
Urban H. Hershey
L. L. Lohr
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia Press
Baer
Sieling
York
Stiezel
M. M. Horning
Newport
R. I
Jen. Houston
Lancaster
Acceptnner
Jesus
H. Daniels
Grace Methodist- Episcopal Church
General Hospital
West Chester Commencement Exercises Honor Local Graduates
The Chester normal school held commencement exercises naming graduates including Ethel Pleas Christianal EF and Anna Smedley with honors and recognition for their achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Chester
Stat Normal
Ethel Pleas Christianal EF. Senenig
Anna Smedley
Fulton
Quy M.graybill
East Petersbirg
Three New Law Posts in County Reported
On Monday the county posted three new law notices. The brief item notes Connie plays Bouweltée Spring Grove as part of the coverage, with limited readable details from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaitek County
Connie
Bouweltée Spring
Grove
Plain Nainlooks Fabrics Offerings and Prices
A catalog style notice lists fabric features and values for women wrappers sacques and children wear including MADRAS AND OXFORD at 19 yd, STRIPED LAWNS at 17¢ yd, DOTTED SWISSES at 12½¢ yd, FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISSES at 19¢ yd, and EMBROIDERED SWISSES at 44¢ yd with regular price references and descriptive patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Oxford
Summer Silks in Sale Across All Colors and Weaves
Prices cut regardless of cost to close out all summer silks. Styles are the best of this spring and many recent purchases. Foulards at 20c yd and 75c yd with reductions from higher prices. Finest French and Latin Foulards in navy, green, rose, black and white. New import styles feature black and white effects and delicate shading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bc Yd
Women's Handkerchiefs and Men's Linens on Mail Orders
An old ad offers 3e KACH-Mie half dozen women’s white hematitched handkerchiefs with linen finish and 2 inch lace edge, priced 4 for 10c. Also present are women’s sheer linen lace trimmed handkerchiefs 4 for 25c and men’s full size white cambine handkerchiefs. Orders by mail or phone with prompt service.
Visitors in town for Sunday social rounds and trips
A list of locals and visitors who spent Sunday in town or traveled to nearby areas, including Charles and Eugené Oehmer at Rohrerstown, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Weaver in Lincoln for Zion Reformed church dedication, and others visiting Mechanicsburg Ephrata Strasburg Lancaster Philadelphia Atlantic City and Little Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Eugené Oehmer
Rohrerstown
John
Jonathan Weaver
Lincoln
Zion Reformed Church
John Roland
Ephrata
Charles Bair
Mechanicsburg
Fern
Helen Leaman
Lancaster
J. A.gillan
Frank Alderfer
Strasburg
George Mearig
Rebecca Miller
A. G. Miller
Christian Miller
Alma
David Gockley
Alta Sensonich
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Lettie
Mary Senboldt
Honeybrook
New Holland House
Lida Townsley
Gdagar Witman
Little Britain
J. A. Hoffman
RK. L
Roseboro
J. H. Weaver
Clarence
Mias
Laura Gregg
Drs. Weidler
Bensinger
Jac. Messner
Jac. Zimmerman
Hinkletown
J. Bowers
Mentzer
Landisville camp meeting features July to August dates
Caster county hosts a Landisville camp meeting from July 24 to August 6 with tent finishing marked Ww C.T. C. Funds for the local treasury were discussed and monthly meetings are planned. The next gathering is Tuesday evening July 1 at Mrs Harriet M Wright's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caster
Landisville
Harriet M. Wright
Marriage Announcement in Wogansville (1902)
On June 7, 1902, Elder Tsaae W. Taylor officiated at the residence in Wogansville for the marriage of Isaacq W. Weber of Spring Grove and Lydia B. Good of Bowmansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevu Een
Tsaae
W. Taylor
Wogansville
Isaacq W. Weber
Spring Grove
Miss’ Liydia
B. Good
Bowmansville
Local Religious Services And Tax Notices In Community
A hot wave and tax abatements are noted for borough taxes due by June 30. Religious notices list church services across Trinity Lutheran, Reformed, New Holland, A B Carrron, Pom, M B Church, Presbyterian, and Cedar Grove with times for Sunday school sermons and midweek services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Lotheran Cuuron
Albert Steinhaeuser
Luther League
Reformed Chuunroh
Noss
New Holland
Zeltenreich
Society
CauRron
New Holland and
Ranck
New. Holland
Peoples’ Christian “Union
Churchtown
James Cu.patre
M. Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Hoar
A.m
SaLem
Heller
W. Gerard
Cedar Grove
New Holland W C T U Meeting Highlights June 3
The New Holland Woman's Christian Temperance Union met June 3 with good attendance. Devotions led by the president. discussion centered on the Loyal Temperance Legion county convention and Rev W Burns remarks. resolution expressed thanks to the Methodist church for the use of facilities and to contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian: Temperance Union
Annie
PiNler
Temperance Legion
W. Burns
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sll
Woman’s Christian
Varieties column notes weather and sales items
The column lists mixed notes on sales like bicycles in good condition with Hartford tires, New Holland Soft Drinks, and a hotel restaurant menu. It mentions rain signs, haymaking prep, strange locust questions, and numerous assorted goods and prices from Philadelphia markets.
Sale Notice of Household Goods in New-Holland Property
Public sale listed for Isaac Bender estate in Lancaster County on Thursday June 10. Items include household furniture and linens with sale to be conducted at the eastern end of New Holland property by Miller and Wolaver of Denver Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salea
Cuanroy
New-Holland
Isaac Bender
Lancaster
Arin Co
Illinois
Horoes
Denver
Miller’ ‘& Wolaver
Beénad
David B. Shaub
New Holland
County
Belinda Shauk
Owen P. Bricker
Vimot
OOM Fixers Wanted and Wheat Market Notes
Fragmented notice lists a mill near Philadelphia seeking plain s looms for silk and references to Lewis Schwantz, Walnut Street Philadelphia. It mentions high market prices for wheat delivered to any carload station and solicits correspondence through Honeybrook National Bank. Calves and other items appear in garbled form with scattered names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant City
Philadelphia
Lewis Schwarty
Waleut Street
Lewis
Schwantz
Alnut Street
Ouphiladelphi
Lewis Schwartz
Walnut Street
National Bank of Honeybrook
Odd Fellows Meet in Hall Across Distinct Lodges
Society meetings announce regular gatherings of visiting brothers in East Lonaz and New Holland area lodges. Odd Fellows Hall hosts weekly sessions with William Grimley as secretary and Bred Swope as master of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Holland
East Lonaz
Odd Fellows ‘Hall
William Grimley
New HollAnd Oasrin
Odd Fellows Hall
Bred Swope
Washington
Casro
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Caroline Zink
Marietta
Mornday
M. M
Richmond
Hing
Harry Treisch
Buffalo Bill Zimmerman
A. W. Gehman
Terre Hill
Given
Adamatown
David Lauder
Sindale Matters
Biase
Bal
Busness
Reds
West’Cheater
Fabrica
Foulard
Womer
W. King St
Lancaster,Pa
J.B. Martin & Coo
Brussels
Martin & CO
West King Street
Lancaster, PA
Sonnauen
Mercury
New Holland Unio
Ayage
Lidy
Dorr
Eagie
Ash High Nor'wester
Atlas Paint
The
Diller Hardware Co
New Holland, PA
Harper's
Scribners
Lippincott’s
the Strand
Smart Set
Cosmopolitan
Pearson’s
McClure’s
Munsey’s
Ainslee’s
Everybody’s
Outlook
Judge Library
Puck’s Library
Black Cat
Nickell’s
Pocket
Four O'clock
Waverly
Life
Postoffice
Wjlntt
Lew Wis Schwartz
Henry
Bair
Laurelville
Karl Township
Farrgnie
Lane
Galves
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