Best Game of the Season at Local Diamond
The best game of the season featured Biggzins the new southpaw and Glasser star supporting Elizabethtown with Kar Jey Miller on the mound. Miller held hits to a minimum while Biggzins allowed four real hits as the visitors edged ahead in the ninth on a close ruling by umpire Goodbart. The Silk Mill Club later lost to Terre Hill 5 to 2 and faces Stevens today on the New Holland grounds after a prior clash where Stevens won 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Kar Jey Miller
Miller
Bigezing
Shenk
Schock
Biggins
Renninger
Coover
Dwyer
Glasser
Showalter
Balmer
Springer
Silk Mill Club
SIK Mill Club
Terre Hill
New
New Holland at Columbia Tri-Stats clash noted
The fragment hints at a hard game and aims to boost participation. It mentions New Holland at Columbia and other matchups Lititz at Lancaster Marietta at Elizabethtown. The piece references a double play by Ligzies TM and a base theft by someone named Wormley sleeping in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Daenes
Lancaster Eaves
Marietta Wees Dace Wean Ee
Lititz
Elizabethtown
New Holland
Columbia
Marietta
Lancaster
Onugi
Bret
Econd
Many Marriages Reported In Lancaster Area Church Notes
The Clarion lists several nuptials including Hoover and Sutton near this borough, Roscoe Eaby and Ella Keene of Intercourse, and David Ranock and Mary Detterline of Terre Hill. Also described are the Weaver family wedding at Bear Peequea Church with elaborate decor and a post-ceremony baptism, followed by a reception dinner for about one hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doetterline
David D. Ranock
Terre Hill
Lancaster
Mary Detterline
Grace ‘Lutheran Church
C. Elvin Haupt
Mra. Ranok
Charlotte Senft
Columbia
Ethel. Robinson
Dorlan
Harl DeHaven
Springville
William R. Shertz
Gap
Alta
Elizabeth Bair
Cleveland Fram
Malvern
Presbyterian Church
Warren Weaver Singer
L. Warren Weaver
John Wallace. Robinson
William W. ‘Robinson
Stray Briefs From Lancaster Area News Clippings
A round up of notices reports and incidents from Lancaster County. Worms shipped to feed birds at Forest Park St Louis. Tram line repairs on the Ephrata and Adamstown line. Elizabethtown Florin railway progress calls for more laborers Americans preferred for new jobs. A barn blown down Mechanics Grove. Syvo Company Lancaster charter granted with Dr P T Fitzpatrick and others. Night watchman finds two boys in a car Epbratu states. Mountville boros land seizure for reservoir value to be appraised. Frightened horse causes accident Reamstown. Alice Leapman dies in Lancaster home despondent over job loss. Mountville to compensate landowners. Night telegraph operator Herring assaulted by burglars Wyomissing Junction. Dr Kendig injured in wagon crash Salunga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown and
Florin
Lancaster County
Phares Brubaker
Mechanics Grove
East Dromore Township
State Department
Syvo Company
Lancaster
P. T. Fitzpatrick
George R. Weber
Misa M. A. Daily
Groom
Columbia
Reading & Columbia
Squire Lutz
Calvin Barnhart
Evan Flory
Epbratu
Alice Leapman
Max Dunne
William Herring
Reading Railway Company
Wyomissing Junction
Herring
Jerome Kendig
Salunga
Harrisburg
Landisville
Pennsylvania Railroad
N. E. Bitzer
Tobacco Market Shows Small Gains as Cigar Trade Improves
A modest upturn in local leaf tobacco trading follows better cigar demand. Packers see a potential rise in the 1906 and 1907 crops as manufacturers buy stock, while a dry spell hinders planting and moisture loss. The Tobacco Journal notes gradual leaf demand and limited purchases, with large firms reshaping stocks for future binder needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Tobacco Journal
Wisconsin
Bible Reading at A N Lehmars Home Saturday Evening
A Bible reading will be held Saturday evening June 27 at the home of A N Lehmars on West Main street in the borough. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N.lehmar
West Main Street
Boro
School Board Sets Tax for Next Year at Bryer House
The Earl township school board met on Wednesday at the Bryer House to lay the school tax for the ensuing year.
Sunday School Meeting at Millersville Mennonite Church
A Sunday school meeting drew a large attendance at Millersville Mennonite Church with sessions at 9:00 am 12:30 pm and 7:00 pm. Choristers were A G Kauffman Rohbrerstown and Walter K Lehman Millersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersville
Jacob Shhotzberger
Elizabethtown
John W. Weaver
Spring Grove
A. W. Eshieman
Manheim
H. H. Haverstick
Washingtonboro
D. G. Denhoger
Bareville
Amos F. Eby
Mount Joy
Simon Hiestand
Salunga
Noah d H. Mack
New Holland
John H. Moseman
Lancaster
Jacob
H. Hershey
Lititz
Terre Hill National Bank Organized with Key Appointments
Last Thursday evening the Terre Hill National Bank was formally organized with S. B Watts as president S F Foltz as vice president Wm H Martin Milton Yohn and H S Jacoby named officers and a supervisory committee on cashier composed of H S Jacoby Dew Artz and William A Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill National Bank
Watts
Terre. Hill
F. Foltz
Terre
Hill
D. W. Artz
Terre Hill
William. H. Martin
Martindale
Wm. H. Brossman
Red Run
H.S. Jacoby
Habnstown
Augustus Lyon
Centre ‘Church
Milton Yohn
Churchtown
Terre‘ Hill
S.F. ‘Foltz
Terre ‘Ail
Martin
Milton
Yohn
Hahnstown
H.S . Jacoby
Dew
Artz
William
Just a Little of Everything in Local Notes
A scatter of town items notes improvements on Diller avenue and Weast Main street, a house sale to Samuel Hoover, a new butcher wagon by Frankfort, a strawberry festival proceeds for Epworth League, Dr. Anna Weaver opens osteopathic office, editor receives a bouquet, and a rain shower ends a dry spell refreshing crops and tobacco growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Raezer
Weat Main Street
Samuel Hoover
Earl Township
Loader
Eny
Tia
Perry HH
Shaub Tas
Josephine Stauffer
Weat Mainstreet
Brubaker
C.B. Froankfort
Hinkletown
Bk. L. Roseborn & Son
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Anna Weaver
Lancaster
Styer House
Weaver
Beautiful Wedding Unites Lottie Eckert and William Snader
The wedding of Lottie A Eckert and William E Snader took place at the Eckert home in West Earl. Rev. John G Noss and Rev. Stuart Cramer officiated under a crimson ramblers bower. The couple will reside in Browns Town after a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckert
West Earl
Lottie A
William E. Snader
John G. Noss
Stuart Cramer
Lancaster
Luella Walter
Miss Eckert
Isaac H. Sunder
Washington
Brownstown
Clarrow
Children's Day Exercises at Methodist Episcopal Church
The Children’s Day exercises of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will be held in the church tomorrow evening June 21 at 7 30 o clock. An attractive service includes recitations exercises and music. The organist will be assisted by Miss Fanny Stauffer cornetist and Messrs Weaver and Futer violinists. A silver offering will be asked for to aid young people in educating themselves for the work of the ministry and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Fanny Stauffer
Weaver
Futer
Fall Clover Hay Prospects Mentioned by Henry R Seaman
Henry R Seaman of Gordonville Route 2 reports bringing in clover stalks to the office. The stalks measure fifty two inches and rise above the ground, and the grass crop judging from these specimens indicates an abundant hay season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Seaman
Gordonville
Lutheran Ministerium Session Details and Ordination
The Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania met in Allene town with officers elected including President Dr. Jacob Fry and treasurer Rev. He A. Welter. Reports showed ministerial deaths, cemetery work, church improvements, anniversaries, and pastoral changes. Ordination occurred Monday evening with many pastors reassigned. next meeting set for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvanian
Allene Town
Jacob Fry
He. A. Welter
OB. Phaeger
HW. DD
EF. Siebett
Fry
Geremantown Orphans’ Home
Mary J. Drexel
Mother Trouse
House of Refuge
Twenty-second Street
Philadelphia
Muhlenberg College
Synod
St. John's Lutheran Church
Blunk
Rostock
Ontario
Millville
Nowa
Luther B. Deek
Minneapolis
Wirt A. Dries
Reading
Girardville
Charles Ganger
Albany
N. Y
John W. Hauser
Roxborough
Charles J. Heffner
Lyons
Washingtonville
Clarence J. Keister
Lyons Station
Millersville
Howard Kern
Mohnton
Frackville
Harvey S. Kidd
Allep
Chias
Stolen Team Recovered Near Town Barnyard
Early Sunday John Mun of near town found a horse and wagon without a driver in his barnyard the wagon lugged with a revolver a paint can and a bag of oats. I G Mentzer of Ephrata later identified the horse as his and the stolen wagon was claimed by another owner. The thief had used paint on a horse limb and several townsfolk saw the team but misjudged it as a runaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Munser
I. G. Mentzer
Ephrata
Bridie and
Halter
Garb Law Case Heard in Argument Court
In Mount Joy township John Stager sues Amos Herr and school directors for violating the garb act by allowing teacher Lillie Rinser to wear Dunkard garb. Judge Landis and Hassler heard motions to quash in Quarters Sessions. decision pending after full consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis and
Hassler
John Stager
Mount Joy Township
Amosr. Herr
David Greiner
Elmer Strickler
Daniel E. Miller
Aaron Gephart
D. B Eshleman
Lillie Rinser
W. A. Hensel
John E. Malone
Johnsoon
Hosterman
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Biggzins
Eagle
Wyer
Balla
Um- Dirs
Goodhart
Bigs
Storo
Terre Hilm
Slater
N. Weaver
Frankhouger
F.weaver
Clime
N. Weaven
Glowner
D. Gelst
Reinhold
Terns Gries
Tye Aeteee Shringer
Owalter
O Glasser
Etwas Engle
Bair
Bee
Ene
Bree Reese
Beamensderfer
Wormley
Shhenk
Earare Coover
Lime
Peter
Cf Pama
Eltnler
C. Weaver
S. Weaver
Enews
Frankhouser T
Geist
Slate
Wee
Killian
Nee
Storb
Sereenews
Swope
W. Geist
Terre Hill Barger
HS Silk Min
Inter-County League
Hoover—Sutton
Samuel C. Hoover
Bertha M. Sutton
J.W. Menninger
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Clarion
Eaby Keene
Roscoe Eaby
Intercourse
Jason K. Eaby
Missa Ella Letla Keene
Quarryville
New York
Ratchford
Forest Park
St. Louis
Adamstown Tralley
Mountville
Johy M. Froelich
Samuel Matt Fridy
Roy Butcher
Edwin Showers
Bunker Bill
Main Street
Reamstown
Butcher
Millers~ville
The
Frank Keiser
Diller Avenue
Children’s Day Service
Lutheran Ministerium
Allentown
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