New Holland Clinches First Half League Championship
New Holland wins the first half title in the Tri- County League by taking the first two games of a three game series from Palmyra Club of Lebanon County. Saturday at Palmyra ended 5 to 1 with Nickel striking out nine. Sunday featured an 11 to 7 New Holland victory as Tillman was shelled for Palmyra. The rematch is set for later in the week with West Lawn in town Sunday and games against Ephrata Mountaineers on July Fourth at Ephrata Park.
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New Holland
Palmyra
Lebanon County
Nickel
Neelve
Erough
Tillman
Palama
Boone
Pepede
Ainder
Seurda
New Holland Juniors Defeat Leola in 9 to 4 Victory
New Holland Juniors defeated Leola 9 to 4 in a Noecoern End League game. Lawn and Martin pitched for New Holland, allowing ten hits but keeping them scattered as strong defense backed them.
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New Holland Juniors
Leola
Martin
New Holland Boys Defeated in Opener at Terre Hill
The New Holland American Legion sponsored baseball team lost their opening game 4 to 2 at Terre Hill. Manager Bob Wright praised the effort noting the opponents included players from outside the local area. Pitchers for the visitors and locals are listed with few readable details due to OCR gaps.
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Terre Hill Downs
American Legion
New Holland
The
Terre Hill
Bob Wright
Sef
Smuth
Nove Biedends
Woo Newpher
Odo
Porr
Peel Stokes
Weiver
Baseball hitting and pitching line from the game
Two base hits by P Miller Lewan J L Peiffer Entrekin Graefl Homan three base hit Baxter home runs by P Miller and Graeff base on balls Olff Tillman 3 Smoker 3 Brunner 1 Rohrbach 2 struck out Tohnan 1 Smoker 3 Brunner 1 Rohrbach 3 umpires Gallagher and Bartlett.
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Homan
Shannabrook
Myers
Peiffer
Nickel
Blough
Smoker
Umpers Gallagher
Bartlett
P. Miller
Lewan
J. L. Peiffer
Entrekin
Graefl
Krochel
Baxter
Graeff
Olff Tillman
Brunner
Rohrbach
Tohnan
Gallagher and Bartlett
Real Estate Transferred in Upper Leacock Township
Daniel F. Shuman sheriff transfers deed to David G. Ranch a tract of land in Upper Leacock township. Property formerly owned by Ruth S. Bucks and H. S. Bucks.
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Real Estate
Daniel F. Shuman
David G. Ranch
Upper Leacock Township
Ruth S. Bucks
H. S. Bucks
New Holland Juniors Sweep Lincoln and Ephrata
The New Holland Juniors of the North End League won two twilight games this week. They beat Lincoln 6 to 2 with Fat Geist allowing four hits and Homers by Geist and Irons. They then defeated Ephrata 14 to 4 with Jim Gilfillan pitching.
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New Holland
Lincoln
Fat’ Geist
Geist
Irons
Ephrata
Jim Gilfillan
Paradise
Sixth Ward
Playground League Organizes Three-Team Youth League
A three team playground league for players 14 and under begins a regular schedule next week. Captains are Athletics Fleming Clemson Yankees Paul Stone Senators Robert Rutter. Members include Athletics F Clemson J Kurtz Wright Plotnick J Clemson Wagner R Kurtz F Barr J Myers Ben Singer Yankees Stone Mellinger Dick Rutter Wilhelm Seifred G Storb Hawk Frank Sweigart Bachman Senators Robert Rutter R Bair Lowry R Myers Ames J Storb Sensenig Werner Geist Landis. Schedule shows Athletics vs Yankees on Wednesday and Yankees vs Senators on Friday with games starting at 1 30 on the playground district.
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Fleming Clemson
Yankees
Paul Stone
Senators
Robert Rutter
F. Clemson
J. Kurtz
Wright
Plotnick
J. Clemson
Wagner
R. Kurtz
F. Barr
J. Myers
Bensinger
Stone
Mellinger
Dick Rutter
Wilhelm
Seifred
G. Storb
Hawk
Frank
Sweigart
Bachman
R. Bair
Lowry
R. Myers
Ames
J. Storb
Sensenig
Werner
Geist
Landis
Local Social Notes in Hinkletown Area
Mr and Mrs William Straway of Ephrata and others visited friends in Ephrata West Reading and Blue Ball areas. Numerous families including Horst, Mellinger, Terry and Weaver shared Sunday gatherings with friends and relatives across multiple nearby towns.
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William Straway
Ephrata
Gerhart
Ralph Withers
West Reading
Frank Sellers
Frank Phillips
Raymond Phillips
Vivian and
Benard
Shillington
Harry Rutt
Amos Garman
Cora
Missouri Burkholder
Aaron Horst
Abram Horst
William Horst
Anna Charles
Allen Horst
Abe Zeiser
Near Blue Ball
Abe Lauder
Mabel Weaver
Goodville
Bowmansville
Ben. Mellinger
Esther and
Abram Mellinger
Mabel Horning
Barbara Good
Hinkletown
Gilbert Terry
Robert
Jacob Terry
Honey Brook
Adam Weaver
Lucy Gehman
Blue Ball
William Acker
Noah
Nancy Speicher
J. Frank Sellers
Wayne Martin
Elmer Royer
James Smith
Gloria and
Richard
Jacob Messner
Weaver's Book Store Serves Wide Selection Near Blue Ball
Located near Blue Ball on New Holland R D 2 the book store of Mr John W Weaver offers a large selection of literature especially religious and standard works references and encyclopedias. Modern editions from various epochs are available interpreted by master writers. Weaver's Book Store supplies refreshing editions of interest to everyone with a diversified large stock.
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Blue Ball
New Holland R. D. 2
John W. Weaver
Weavers Book Store
Weaver's
Obituary notice details services and burial
A obituary notes several children and twelve great grandchildren. Services were held at the home of her son Sunday afternoon at 1 30 and at Pequea Presbyterian church at 2 00 with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Pequea Presbyterian Church
Wayne Stafford dies at 62 at Blue Ball home
Wayne Stafford age 62 died suddenly at his Blue Ball home Sunday night at 10 30 of acute indigestion after a half hour illness. He worked at the Armstrong Linoleum plant in Lancaster. He leaves his widow Amanda Greener before marriage and four children Solomon Earl Blanche wife George Witwer Narvon Viola wife Alger Wolfskill, plus four brothers Horace Solomon Barton Reading and Henry Mountville. Services were held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 at the home and burial in Lutheran cemetery.
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Wayne Stafford
Blue Ball
Armstrong Linoleum
Lancaster
Amanda Greener
Solomon
Earl
Blanche
George Witwer
Narvon
Viola
Alger Wolfskill
Horace
Barton
Reading
Henry
Mountville
Mrs Katie Gehman Dies After Long Illness Near Landisville
Mrs Katie A Gehman 55 wife of Israel B Gehman of near Landisville died Thursday morning at St Josephs Lancaster from a complication of diseases. Survived by husband and children Barton East Earl Twp Mrs Fred Swanenburg West Chester Homer Philadelphia Esther Cora Israel Lewis all at home. Brief services held at home Sunday at 12 30 pm and 2 30 pm at Bowmansville Mennonite Church Interment in adjoining cemetery.
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Katie A. Gehman
Israel B. Gehman
Near Landisville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Barton
East Earl Township
Fred Swanenburg
West Chester
Homer
Philadelphia
Esther
Cora
Israel
Lewis
Bowmansville Mennonite Church
Pastors To Hold Picnic In Lancaster County
The Lutheran pastoral association of Lancaster County will hold a picnic at Webers-in-the-Woods on the Manheim Pike on July 10. Rev. Frank Ulrich of this borough is chairman of the committee in charge of the affair.
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Lutheran Pastoral Association
Lancaster County
Webers-in-the-Woods
Manheim Pike
Frank Ulrich
Kinzer Mennonite Young People Meet Speaker
Frank Leaman of Intercourse served as speaker at Kinzer Mennonite church Sunday evening during the Young People's Meeting. He is superintendent of Hershey's Mennonite Sunday school.
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Frank Leaman
Intercourse
Hershey
Kinzer
Lancaster livestock market report signed by Pennsylvania and U.S. agriculture bureaus
Lancaster market notes June 29 show dry fed steers 5.50 to 6.00, long-fed to 6.25, cows and bulls steady, stockers 4.00 to 5.50, calves heavy receipts with lesser demand, hogs steady 4.75 to 5.50, sheep and lambs 7.25 to 8.50, receipts 72 cattle 217 calves 20 hogs 183 sheep.
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Lancaster
New Holland Market Prices Crop and Live Stock
Market prices list wheat 90 corn 62 hay 10 stray 8.50 potatoes 60 calves 6 hogs 5 butter 16 23 eggs white 15 brown 14. Chickens show auction prices with Barred Rocks 1444 15 mixed 1314 15 Leghorns 11 1144. Broilers Barred Rocks 15 16 Leg horns 12 42 13 Old Roosters Barred Rocks 11 14 Leghorns 9 10 Ducks 8 Geese 11 12 Turkeys 1 14 Bantams 37 32 47 apiece Seabright Bantams 75 100 Guinea Fowl 35 45 Pigeon 20 21.
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Seay Golan
Smin
Harsh
Ressler
Stokes
WWE
Snapp
Eeds
Vettel
Tebergeeteeer
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Aber Newpher
Sere
Halligan
W. Bashore
Kochel
Teas Angle
Buckwalter
Echternach
Simmons and Kochel
Palmyra H. O
Shatiner
Basehore
Thompson
Peife
L. Peiffer
Eae
Palmyra Ee
Worley
McCarty
Spotts
Eehternach
Leahe
New Holland, Pa
Lewis Garman
Railroad Avenue
Lincoln and
Wright’s Garage
Pontiac
Buick
H. J. Bachman
Sateman
A. Z. Mellinger
Hinkletown, PA
Ralph Petersohn
Weaver’s Book Store
Abe Cohen
Ephrata, PA
Sam
Sam Plotnick
East Main St
West Main Street
Lancaster Livestock Market
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics Cooperating
Charle E. Schaeffer
D.D
S.T. D
Board of Home Mission
the Reformed Church
United States
Trinity Reformed Church
That City
Bene Ee
Bachrach
C. E. Schaeffer
Edison
Pennsylvania
Helen Hayes
Clark Gable
Kellogg Products
Kunzler
Pyrox
Paris Green
Times
Stove
Florence
A. J. Rodgers
Blue Ball, Pa
Chevrolet
Ford
Lauder Bros., Inc
West Main St
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