Locals Narrowly Stop Mt Joy In Tight Neck-And-Neck Clash
Local baseball fans saw a close Mt Joy visit last Saturday as New Holland battled in a tight game. Pitcher changes shifted momentum with Ralph Myers allowing only one hit in six innings, Mt Joy scoring five early, then New Holland tying in the sixth and pulling ahead in the tenth for a one-run win. The piece also notes Blue Ball’s shutout of Bird-in-Hand, White Horse’s win over Black Horse, and announces the New Holland Juniors under manager William Wanner seeking out-of-town games.
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Davis
Mt. Joy
Guess
Diack
Geist
Ralph Myers
Coass
Seischwamp
Fellows
Giberson
S. Myers
Cassel
Hendrick
Cover
Gooss
Myers
Guoss
Storb
Conrad
New Holland
Mt. Jay
Guons
Blue Ball
William Wanner
W. Bair
Owen
E. Wanner
E. Retten
C. Dunn
W. Wanner
C. Hammon
A. Weaver
J. Fisher
Churchtown
White Horse
Terre Hill Jrs
Williamstown
Silk Mill
William Warner
Personal town visits and social notices scattered across week
Community members and visitors are listed with travel and social movements. Susan Eshleman and numerous Lancaster and Philadelphia residents are noted in town and surrounding areas visiting relatives and friends. Local transfers include William Kinzer moving to a new Prospect Street home and various residents attending events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Eshleman
Philadelphia
L. W. Lutz
Dallastown
Anna Rutter Barton
Columbus
Ohio
M. P. Miller
Russel
Kansas
Levi Hoover
Margaret Ames
Walmer
Lancaster
Levi Amés
Tobias Renninger
J.M. Shelly
Narberth
H. . Bowers
Geo. O. Roland
Bertha M. “Keener
Womelsdorf
Me Or. Lutz
Eugene M. Rutter
Harrisburg
Mr. Rutter
The
Coal, ‘Dealers Association
Anna Styer
Florence
Town
Churchtown
Wiliam Kinzer
Prospect Street
Sue Busser
Many A. Good
Summitville
George Oxley
J. P. Davis
Alvin Killian
Terre Hill
Marcus Leed
John Stirk
Oakland
Cal
Stirk
Bair
G. B. Raezer
Pennbrook
Rey
Raezer
Délilah ‘Raezer
Barton K. Smith Expires Suddenly in Philadelphia Market
Barton K. Smith of Caernarvon township died unexpectedly Saturday morning at Reading Terminal Philadelphia after a brief illness. He was active in P.O.S. of A. circles serving as District President and past county president and was a Democrat delegate to the State Convention. He leaves wife and children William Rebecca Ruth Charles and his parents Mr and Mrs S K Smith. Funeral held at Churchtown M E Church with large attendance.
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Barton K. Smith
Caernarvon Township
Churchtown
Reading Terminal
Philadelphia
Tie
B. J. Good
Smith
P.O. S. of A
William
Rebecca
Ruth
Charles
East Earl Township
8. K. Smith
Churchtown M. E
W. L. Author
Little of Everything Passes Through Town Columns
A local column notes diverse items from town life. Workmen repair at the pew foundry while New Holland school district pays 190W taxes. Wayne M Palmer Jr elected principal of Denver borough schools. Rev W B Stoddard lectured on church secret orders in Jess Hall. Silk mill worker Samuel Wanner overcome by heat, recovering. Eddie Rutt injured at Outlet Clothing Co. sale coupon offer attracts buyers. Farmers flock to town daily with garden produce, selling freely to townsfolk.
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Pew Foundry
New Holland Bore School Board
Do Mills Wayne M. Palmer, Jr
Millersville Normal School
Denver Boro Schools
W. B Stoddard
Washington, D.C
Jess Hall
Samuel Wanner
Eddie Rutt
Outlet Clothing Co
West King Street
Lancaster
Delightful Auto Trip To Pottsville By Borough Parties
Several residents traveled to Pottsville on Sunday. H K Stork drove a Reo with James P Davis Amos Diller William E Davis and F L Wright. John Butzer of Ephrata took a Rambler with FH Q Irwin Samuel Myers James Gilfillan and Lester Glowner. Both parties visited Tumbling Run Park and attended Atlantic League games between Pottsville and Easton. All reported a most delightful trip.
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Pottsville
H.K. Stork
James P. Davis
Amos Diller
William E. Davis
F. L. Wright
John Butzer
Ephrata
FH. Q. Irwin
Samuel Myers
James Gilfillan
Lester Glowner
Tumbling Run Park
Easton
Horseless farm wagon boosts efficiency on the farm
P. F. Shirk, a well known inventor and machinist, unveils a new horseless farm wagon measuring eleven feet by about four feet with a 3 horsepower New Holland engine. The vehicle uses a single guiding lever, seats the driver behind the engine, and the bed sits in front. It has performed well in testing and is planned for larger models with further improvements. The auto wagon can haul hay and straw and provide power for stone crushing, chopping, and woodsawing, enabling easy movement across the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirk
Men's Bible Class Second Annual Outing Preview
The second annual outing of the Men's Bible Class promises a day of enjoyment for attendees. The Social Committee plans fishing games and the Music Committee handles the musical part while other groups manage duties. The chief cook will prepare chicken corn soup and various dainties. The event invites the class’s friends and scholars, weather permitting. Take the nearest convenient car to the Outings Head Quarters a short trolley walk.
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Schorl
Temperance Institute Discusses Future W C T U Work
A Lititz based W C T U institute met to review the temperance program. Miss A Virginia Gosh presided. Rev J H Albricht led devotions. papers by Eta G Tees and Mrs Fisher covered education and equal suffrage. Rev LaPih of Ardmore gave the evening address on curientitie Teanperanee.
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A. Virginia Gosh
Lititz Union
J. H. Albricht
Allen Hianmond
Eta G. Tees
Little
vTew
Dnduce
Elizabeth K. Sauders
Litt
L. Sang Ahiyinn
Wat
Pisher
Ephrata
H. EL. Gehman
J. B. Martin
Green Bank
W. CL T. U
E. OW. Hoover
GH. Ketterer
Jenkins
Lititz
Cave
Som. Monitz
Bof LaPi H
Ardmore
Hee
Macare
Obituary notices from a Salisbury county page
Obituaries report Diller Houck of Brier town found dead in his yard from heart trouble at age about 42, with four brothers and three sisters named and a Ranch's Church funeral. Susan Shaubach of Gordonville dies at hospital after years of exhaustion. funeral at Brick meeting house. John Dunlap of Salisbury township dies at 19 after long illness. services at Pequea Presbyterian. G Hervey Davis, born 1842 in town, dies in Sterling Illinois from heart trouble. Lincoln Harting of Philadelphia dies from heart trouble after two weeks.
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Diller Houck
Briertown
Becker
McConnel
Frank Stetty
Moliton
Harry Seldomridge
Henry Palmer
Near Fetterville
John Houck
Compass
George Houck
Cedar Lane
Henry
George
Green Bank
Ranch's Church
N.C. Henninger
Susan
Andrew Shaubach
Benjamin Martin
Strasburg
Mr. Shaubach
Blue Ball
Intercourse
Gordonville
Willow Street
Lincoln Harting
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Lancaster Auto Club Pledges Drive for Better Roads and Growth
At the Lancaster Automobile Club June meeting in Elizabethtown Harrisburg visitors from the Motor Club learned of plans to improve the Elizabethtown Middle Town road and forge closer ties with the Harrisburg group. Eleven new members were elected and Henry Wolf Jr. announced county wide entertainments to fund road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Harrisburg Motor Club
Lancaster Automobile Club
Elizabethtown
Lancaster Club
Middletown
Henry Wolf, Jr
Harrisburg
Fred F. Groff
Lancaster
Death notices detail Jelly maker survivor list and funeral
The obituary notes his residence and work in jelly production. Survived by his wife one child four sisters and two brothers including Mrs. Dolan Martin of Philadelphia Mrs. Elias Martin of Lancaster Mrs. Daniel Lausch of Nellsville Mrs. Ida Wallace of Bine Ball Lamet and Weary of Germantown. Funeral held yesterday afternoon with interment in Philadelphia.
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Dolan Martin
Philadelphia
Elias Martin
Liancaster
Daniel Lausch
Nellsville
Ida Wallace
Bine Ball
Weary
Germantown
East End Dairyman Samuel Weaver Increases Milk Delivery
Samuel E Weaver, the east end dairy man, will make two daily trips through the borough in the hot months. He explains the move due to rice scarcity affecting milk sweetness, appealing to patrons who highly appreciate the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Weaver
East End
Boro
Weaver
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A. H. Hoover
John Reser
Honey Brook
Margie L. Ranck
West Chester
Caernarvon
Phila
Clation
Lincoln Military Band
Mechanicsburg
Blue Ball Fire Company
W.C. T. U. Institute
U. B
John W. Dunlap
John Dunlap
Salisbury Township
Albert Dunlap
Ollie
Milton Freyberger
Spring Garden
Louisa Baxter
Pequea Presbyterian Church
N. C. Henninger
G. Hervey Davis
Sterling
Ill
Gabriel Davis
Roberts & Davis
G. Davis & Co
8. R. Davis
Good Roads
Lancaster Auto Club
Harrisburg Club
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