Fox Hunts Draw Big Turnout From Sunflower and Clover Leaf Clubs
The Sunflower Club held a large hunt at Sunflower Kennels Mt Tabor with about 260 attendees. A large red male fox led a 15 mile chase before dogs cornered it near Hollow schoolhouse. Roland Miller recovered the fox shin for J P Rutter. The Clover Leaf Club then hosted a 250 person hunt from Brimmer residence with Reynard dropping at 3:30 pm and a 35 mile run ending near Devil's Den. Ralph Northeimer finished first with two others close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Club
Charles A. Haley
Mt. Tabor
Johnny Kurtz
Henry Skiles
B.S. Rupp
Nathan
John Howe
Jacob R. Rutter
Intercouse
Reynard
Intercourse
Roland &. Miller
J. P. Rutter
Clover Leaf Club
Levi Z. Brimmer
Brimmer Avenue
Chase
Bit. Vernon
White Horse
Reading
Alert
Cambridge
Red Well
Brimmer
Davis Yohn
Churchtown
Mr. Fox
Green Bank
Rutland Park
Pool Foaize
Bow- Wallsville
Devil’s den
Ralph Northeimer
Fox
Chester Brimmer
Calendar sellers promote 1909 calendars in bore and vicinity
Early January salesmen offer calendars with a full line of samples from CuaArrow and other firms. The home firm claims lower prices, avoids travel expenses, and pledges to meet specialized ad requests by obtaining items if not in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuaArrow
Terre Hills Fleet Council Organizes In Boro Terre Hill
The Terre Hills Fleet Council was organized Monday evening. Officers named include President David Artz, Clerk Morris Lutz, Treasurer J B Weller, and Solicitor Ss R Weaver. Street commissioners to be selected at a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New
Boro
Terre
Hill
David Artz
Morris
Athletic Association Meeting Notice
Officers requested the Athletic Association meeting on Monday at 8 o clock. Directors are to be present for the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rif
Athletic Association
Sven
Socials and a Birthday Parade of Local Hearts
Sunday gatherings at Dryville residents Mr and Mrs Elmer Rambo hosted friends from Blue Ball Hamstown and Alert with music and a big dinner. Howard Rutter celebrated his second birthday at New Holland House with many cards, while Miss Elin Landis received forty three handkerchiefs from distant towns. Mrs Sara A Davis marked her sixty fifth birthday with candy and post cards, a large luncheon, and warm wishes. A Luther League pre Lent meeting on Railroad Avenue featured songs readings and speeches followed by a covered dish supper. A surprise party honored Miss Elsie Mae Brimmer at her East Nantmeal home with a large guest list from many nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rambo
Dry Ill
Harry Moore
Florence
Blue Ball
Martha
Mabel Martin
Hamstown
Oxcar Moore
Mamie
Charles
Alert
Howard Rutter
Howard
New Holland House
Elin Landis
New Holland
Honeybook
Rothsville
Ephrata
Terre Hill
Walla Walla
Washington
Sara A. Davis
Brimmer Avenue
New York
Lancaster
York
Reading
Shamokin
Philadelphia
Manheim
Luther League
J. D. Bowers
Railroad Avenue
Elmer Fasnacht
Elva G. Bair
W. M. Mearig
Samuel Shank
Mountz
Mrsa Bowers
Elsie Mae Brimmer
C. M. Brimmer
Nantmeal Township
Long's
Barneston
Glen Moore
Lyndell
Isabella
Marsh
Cupola
Wyebrook
Elverson
Whitford
Morgantown
Honey Brook
Bessie Bagenstose
Sarah Bishop
Sarah Flemming
Louie McEwen
Louie Hughes
Mazie Lyrich
Irma Lilley
Margaret Bickham
Mesers
George Mussner
Harry Messner
Warren
Clarence Miller
Jacob
Edd Fisher
Roy
Parke
Blaine
George
Edward
Horace
Earnest
Wayne Lammey
Clyde Davis
William Bagenstose
Samuel Wilson
Mark
Thomas Millard
Charley Stoneback
J.C. Helster
Cecil Eyrich
Harry
John
Charley Brimmer
Samuel
Will Curley
Lewis Kring
William
John Boyer
Lawerence Filman
Edgar Bagenstose
Wm. Piersol
Samuel Mengle
Charley Pennypacker
Allen Lilley
Walter Bush
Frank Shingle
Howard Patton
James Hart
Lenard Hart
Fred Townsend
Abner Bickham
Robert Hartz
Ralph ‘Buchanan
Morris Trego
Ames
Beartown School Spelling Bee Slated for Friday
A spelling bee will be held at Beartown School in the school building on Friday evening March 13. Miss Anna LI Stauffer is the teacher in charge. Admission is 15 cents. The program includes a vocal and instrumental music, with prizes awarded for each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beartown
Anna LI Stauffer
Subscriptions must be paid to avoid lapsed status
The Third Assistant Postmaster General announces a rule effective January 1 requiring weekly publishers to drop subscribers in arrears beyond one year. The CLARION urges all in arrears, including good paying and neglectful, to pay promptly and for readers to check their yellow expiry labels to settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Clarion
The
Clarion
Post Office Department
John Smith
Attendance Report From Local High School Sixth Month
The "Our Schools" attendance report lists students who had perfect attendance and those missing only two days at the high school for the sixth month. Named individuals include Ethel Zell Mary Musselman Pauline Rutter Anna Wright Maria Bowers Edna Brubaker Irma Shaub Emma Schnupp and many others along with teachers Anna Ruttner Barron and Vera Dickersheid. The roster also covers numerous students across multiple surnames and lists staff involved in the monitoring of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Zell
Mary Musselman
Pauline Rutter
Anna Wright
Maria Bowers
Edna Brubaker
Irma Shaub
Emma Schnupp
Paul Hammond
Elmer Martin
George Mearig
Stewart Owen
Allen Hammond
Samuel Shank
A. R. Wilson
Vera Dickersheid
Blanche Henninger
Edna A. Groff
Mary Stauffer
Grace Witmer
Roland Klemmer
Elias Diller
J. Fred Mearig
Arthur Kinzer
Charles R. Fry
Charles Fassnacht
R. Stanley Kending
Harry Seldomridge
Anna Ruttner Barron
East Bark Township Road Board Elects Officers and Appoints Road Masters
The East Bark Township Road Board met Monday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Isaac Sensenig was chosen chairman, Adam H Weaver secretary, and M T M G Weaver treasurer. The tax rate was fixed at three mills. Road masters were appointed for four districts: southwest district, east district, and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bark Township
Isaac Sensenig
Secretar ‘Y
Adam H
Weaver
Enat
Ran “Bo Eilon Ghitatian Zimencemant
Yoon for Merchants Letter to Alexandria Paper
A former reader argues home merchants lose sales to mail order houses because they fail to advertise prices and goods. The writer urges more transparent pricing in local papers and catalogs, better home-store catalogs, and frequent ads to inform customers. He notes cases where prices match or beat mail orders and urges two sided discussion of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Minnesota
United Evangelical Ministers Conference Ends in Reading
The United Evangelical Conference of Eastern Pennsylvania concluded in Reading with minister appointments for Akron, Cresswell, Lancaster Bethany, Lancaster Grace, Lititz, Adamstown, Birdsboro, Conestoga, Mohnton, Pottstown, Quakertown, Reamstown, Terre Hill and more. It also adopted strong local option resolutions urging pastors to urge members to oppose temperance measures and avoid supporting the sale of intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Ministers
United Evangelical Conference of
Eastern Pennsylvania
Reading
Akron
S. P. Erisman
Cresswell
R. F. Andrew
Lancaster
Bethany
A. Medilar
Grace
A. G. Flexer
Lititz
D. 8. Stauffer; Adamstown, C. H. Mengel; Birdsboro, George 8. Kaufroth
Conestoga
H. P.haegner
Mohiton
Cash Store Sale Ends Groff’s 25 Year Era in Borough
The Cash Store in the borough changed hands on Tuesday afternoon with I M Groff selling his stock, building, and dwelling to A N Seaman of Mountville for a price running into the thousands. Seaman will operate with his son and Isaac Good as clerk, taking possession April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Groff
A. N. Seaman
Mountville
Groff
California
Seaman
Isaac Good
Good
W.G. Raby
Bureville
Altho
Evangelical conference issues local appointments in Shamokin
At the closing session in Shamokin the conference named local appointments including Shaa mokin J H Witauer Tatoaquua H M Taylor Bangor J M Schlagenhaus Norristown I C Lilly Wilkes Bar re P W Brown Annville D B Manning Browntown N L Bechtel Jarretts ville W S Adams Lancaster J W Klein Mouinton F W Solver Terre Hill J F Heisler The body condemned secularizing the Lord's day and Sunday amusements and urged local option legislation via Anti Saloon League support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Conference
Shamokin
Shaamokin
J. H. Witauer
Tatoaquua
H. M. Taylor
Bangor
J. M. Schlagenhaus
Norristown
I. C. Lilly
Wilkes-Barre
P.W. Brown
Annville
Manning
Browntown
N. L. Bechtel
Jarrettsville
W. S. Adams
Lancaster
J. W
Personal Notes From Reading and Nearby Towns
Albert Heath of Reading spent time with Mrs. Sarah Davis last week. Ralph Eshleman of Philadelphia greeted friends in town on Sunday. Edgar H. Leed of Alpha Portland Cement Company in Alpha, New Jersey, visits his brother Marcus D. Leed this week. R. D. Moore of Lancaster was seen in town on Wednesday. Walter E. Sturgis and family of Lititz spent Sunday with David G. Graybill on Roberts Avenue. Rifford Townsley spent several days in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Heath
Reading
Sarah Davis
Ralph Eshleman
Philadelphia
Edgar H. Leed
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Alpha
N. J
Marcus D. Leed
R.D. Moore
Lancaster
Walter E. Sturgis
Lititz
David G. Graybill
Roberts Avenue
Rifford
Wall Street Races Warned By Sages In A Success Magazine
A quoted 0.8s Maiden warns that quick riches schemes fail and that those who gamble on races or risky ventures lack the sense to guard their own and others interests. He recalls a New York employer firing a worker who bet on races and condemns one sided book maker contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Magnazine
Greist to Seek Republican Nomination for Congress
W. W. Greist of Lancaster, long a leader of the Republican forces in Lancaster County, will run in the spring primary on April 11. A petition circulated this week secured the required 200 signatures under the new law to place his name on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Greist
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Congress
Surprise Birthday Postcard Honors Charles Mylin Miller
A postcard tribute honors Charles Mylin Miller, son of Rolands Miler of Summitville, on his first birthday. He received 240 beautiful cards and many other presents, marking a festive milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mylin
Miller
Rolands
Miler
Summitville
Boro Fathers Reorganize For a Prosperous Year
The borough council completed the prior year’s business and organized a new council with Elias Groff as chairman and R. N. Bowers as secretary. New members Elias Gram J. D. Bowers and Eli Hess were qualified. Pay scales, taxes set, and committees named, with a promise of harmonious administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro Council
Boro Councals
Miins Groft
Elias Gram
J. D. Bowers
Bui Hess
Burgess H. A. Showalter
Elias Groff
R. N. Bowers
Groff
The
Boro
J. F. Brubaker
New Holland National Bank
A. B. Shiffer
J. R. Kinzer
J. D. Bair
O. L. Davis
L. M
South Side News Briefs Reflect Seasonal Ailments and Activity
Mrs Isaac Shirk has been sick with grip for most of winter. Mrs Jemon Wenger remains ill. Old Mr Sun brought a few nice afternoons this week. Farmers are moving their tobacco crop. Sunflower sporting club drew a large crowd at Chas Baby's drop last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Shirk
Jemon Wenger
Sun
Sunflower Sporting Club
Chas
Baby’s Drop
Blacksmith Martin Usner Honored by Birthday Cards
Blacksmith Martin V. Usner of Green Bank received 188 post cards last Saturday for his upcoming birthday on Sunday. He extends thanks to his many friends for remembering him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin V. Usner
Green Bank
We Do U Meets at Mrs C B Roseboro Home
The We Do U group will hold a meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock at the home of Mrs C B Roseboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
C. B
Roseboro
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Terre Hills
Social
Luther League Social
Spelling Bee
Florence Wright
Annie M. Groff
Erma Myer
Helen Rutledge
Mary 8. Davis
Rebecca EB. Stauffer
Esther M. Henninger
Anna Mearig
Francis R. Hoover
Arthur B. Good
Guy F. Barr
Henry M. Storb
Isaac H. Albright
Morris Myer
James B. Sheaffer
Maria Bender
Agnes Reinhold
Esther Oehme
Emma Seldomridge
Anna Sensenig
Verna Seaboldt
Edna Dickersheid
Myrtle Wolfe
Alta Witmer
Elva Overly
Anna Seber
Harry Sensenig
Charles Mentzer
Jacob Doerr
Lester Kochel
Ezra Martin
John Rooney
John Whitmer
Newlin Lafferty
Walter Martin
Ralfned Wolfe
Frank Stirling
Robert'Bair
Harold Kendig
WWF
Fms
Cal Be Gees
Veces
Ewer E Anne
Sweet Sense
Amembet
Yoon
Real Eatate
Sudenly
Handa
Greist
Boro Fathers
Old Council
South Side
W. C. T.-U. Meeting
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