Veterinarian Dr Geo W Dunlap Dies After Auto Collision
Dr George W Dunlap a respected veterinary surgeon died seven hours after a noon accident on the Hin kle town road near Bowers furniture shop He struck Daniel Martins wagon while passing and suffered a skull fracture He was 50 years old and survived by his wife a brother two sisters and a Delaware sister in law The funeral will be held at West Main Street United Brethren Church with interment in Bowmans Cemetery Ephrata
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ww. Dunlap
Hinkletown
Ephrata
J. D. Bowers
Hinkletown Road
Borg
Daniel Martin
Mr. Martin
John Slate
Reading
Dr. Keeler
Goodville
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Lillian I. Mull
Benjamin Mull
J. K. Shaub
New Holland
State Veterinary Association
Philadelphia
Charles
Chicago
Mia
Sallie Stoltz
Ella Karr
Wilmington
Delaware
West Main Street
United Brethren Church
Albright
Bowman's Cemetery
Henninger
Late Private Fox Hunt Concludes Sun Flower Kennels
The season’s final fox hunt was held Wednesday at the Sun Flower Kennels on Mr. Charles A Baby’s farm near Mount Tabor. A large crowd attended as the fox was dropped at 3 30 and proved a good runner before being caught at Centreville by C A Eby. About thirty five Sun Flower dogs and a dozen riders took part. the club attended eighteen hunts and caught nine foxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Flower Kennels
Charles A.’ Baby
Mount Tabor
Petora- Jhe
Centreville
C. A. Eby
Sun Flower
Sun Flower Club
Unclear Rest of Text About Beverages and Food
Fragmentary OCR line lists items like beer sauerkraut and potato dish with stray foreign words. No identifiable people places dates or organizations readable for a factual card.
Tobacco Market Trends and 1907 Crop Activity
The report notes 1907 crop deliveries to local packers with some shipments to Lancaster while the 1906 crop stalls. Prices stay near current levels, with slight declines possible. Growers seek liquidity by April 1 as cellar spoilage risks rise and quality varies. Local warehouses and mills in Levy’s area report ongoing receipt and shipments to Lancaster. The general market remains weak with minimal speculative demand and widespread trashy tobacco impacting the nickel cigar sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Packera
A. B. Groff & Co
Israel Horning
Joseph Wengers
Samuel A. Stoltzfus
Groff & Company
Levy
Boro
Correll’s
Otto Eisenlohr & Bros
U. S. Tobacco Journal
Connecticut
Florida
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Twofer Industriea
A Successful Bee at Hess Hall Promotes School Organ Fund
The spelling bee held in Hess Hall last Saturday under Grammar School auspices raised funds to cover the organ purchase and add to the library. Prizes were awarded in four classes to students including Anna Mearig, Mary S. Davis, Florence Wright, Guy F. Bair, Minnie Moore, Gerald Brubaker, Anna Parmer, Allen Hammond, Amon Parmer, Clyde Mahaley, George Mearig, Esther Renninger and Aldus Myera. The school thanks supporters and invites visitors to see its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess Hall
R. N. Bowers
Fanny Yundt
Anna Mearig
Mary
Anna R. Barton
Minnie Moore
Gerald Brubaker
Anna Parmer
Allen Hammond
D. W. Gerat
Amon Parmer
Clyde Mahaley
George Mearig
Esther Renninger
A. R. Winsler
Aldus Myera
Elmer Martin
Esther Henninger
Tobacco Seed Grower Receives U S Agriculture Order
John 8 Weaver of Kinzer, a noted tobacco seed breeder, was surprised by an unsolicited large seed order from the United States Department of Agriculture. Seeds will be drawn from his best plants and separated for field tests. Weaver, Lancaster Countian, sells his seeds at A B Groff’s Implement store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Weaver
Kinzer
United States Agricultural Department
Weaver
Lancaster Countian
A. B. Groff
Post Card Surprise for Mrs Roland Birthday
Mrs Roland received a post card surprise on Wednesday for her birthday. The event featured many friends and a hundred post cards presented through the CuAnron.
Stray Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and Notices
A Lititz personal property sale features a 342 year old copper watch. Lancaster wallet theft yields $66. A Hunsecker’s Mill bridge inspection prompts immediate repairs. Wheatland Hotel plans expansion adding rooms and dining space. Manheim man sues Marietta woman for 30000 breach of promise to marry. Otters observed along Brandywine area, occasional sightings near Brinton meadow West Bedford and Valley Creek, with past pelts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Peter Dommel
N. M. Brubaker
Mount Joy
Hunsecker's Mill
Newport Road
Buyerstown
Intercourse
Brubaker
E. W. Shue
Wheatland Hotel
Market Street
F. W. Ream
Manheim
Barbara Wallick
Marietta
Ream
Brandywine
Brinton Meadow
Bedford
Valley Creek
Lenape
Boarding House Troubles in Lancaster District
Miss Sue Stauffer of Lancaster faced prosecution by Mrs. Viola Myers for defrauding a board bill before Squire Groff. Stauffer sued for slander against Myers before Alderman Doebler. Hearing held. both cases withdrawn by agreement and squire dismissed the case. costs to County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Stauffer
Lancaster
Squire Groff
Viola Myers
Miss Stauffer
Myers
Alderman Doebler
C. Gilbert
James Hill Bryne
County
Special Service Tomorrow at Lutheran Church
The Lutheran Sunday School and congregation announce a special service for tomorrow morning. An interesting program is planned with the reception of portraits of the late Rev. John Kohler D. D. and Rev. John W. Hassler D. D. expected as the feature. Members and friends are warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School
John Kohler
John W. Hassler
Horses badly used up by falling girders on a wagon
Workers from B. F. Good & Company suffered injuries to horses when steel girders on a wagon slipped forward on Brimmer avenue. The animals sustained gashes and one had a foot square piece of skin torn away. They were taken to Eagle Hotel stables for treatment by Dr Senseniob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Good & Company Contractors
Brimmer Avenue
Eagle Hotel
W. Senseniob
Road Viewers Report Adverse on New East Earl Road
J F Brubaker of this borough B 8 Weiler of Pequea and Isaac B Myer of Leola served as road viewers to assess a new road in East Earl township beyond Weaver land. They toured Tuesday morning but did not issue a favorable report for opening the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. ‘Brubaker
Weiler
Pequea
Isaac B. Myer
Leola
Earl- Township
Weaverland
Boiler Explodes at Storbs Marble Works Injures Worker
Chester Fritz, an employee at Storbs Marble and Granite Works on West Main street, narrowly escaped serious injury when a ten horsepower boiler exploded after a valve froze and water pressure rose. He was beside the boiler but survived with bruises and shock, and the boiler is being repaired by the New Holland Machine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Fritz
Storbs' Marble and Granite
West Main Street
Fritz
Ina Carroiage
Altho Heis
New Holland Machine Company
Personal visits span towns and churches in a busy week
Mrs Sue Busser of Hatville visited J W Showalter and I M Groff families. Jacob Zimmerman and family of Murrell stayed with J D Bowers. William Kilhefner and daughters joined EB Numbers and family and others at the M E Conference in Philadelphia. Various locals traveled to Lancaster York Reading and Philadelphia for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Busser
Hatville
J. W. Showalter
I. M. Groff
Jacob Zimmerman
Murrell, Apent
J. D. Bowers
William Kilhefner
Mildred
Laura
Ephrata
EB. W. Numbers
Isaac Cauller
Ralph Brendle
M. E
Philadelphia
Naomi Fellenbaum
Charles S. Good
the Boro
E. P. Fellenbaum
Raspburg
Mad
Eli M. Martin
Reading
Schuylkill Haven
Marshall Walker
Elbert Hubbard
Horticultural Hall
Social Visit Honors Longtime Washington Camp Guard Rodman
Washington Camp No. 40 P. O. S. of A. members visited Henry Rodman of Green Bank last Friday for a social evening and fruit luncheon. Past President H. E. Rutter praised Rodman for faithful service as guardsman since the order’s founding, noting he has traveled about 10 000 miles in duty. Rodman received a box of choice cigars and well wishes for many more terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp No. 40
Henry Rodman
Green Bank
H. E. Rutter
Brother Rodman
Rodman
Base Ball Opening With Philadelphia Athletics in Lancaster
The Lancaster Tri State Base Ball Club opens with an exhibition against the Philadelphia Athletics at Rossmere Ball Park on Monday. Lancaster players have shown readiness with few exceptions and are predicted to make a strong bid for the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Tri-State
Philadelphia Athletics
Rossmere
New Holland Businessman Runs for Sheriff
E C Diller, a prominent New Holland businessman, seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff. He is widely known in county Democratic politics and served as minority jury commissioner from 1884 to 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Diller
New Holland
Mr. Diller
New Holland Machine Company Declares 6 Percent Dividend
At the regular March 9 1908 meeting the board of directors declared an annual dividend of 6 percent on the company capital stock. Checks were mailed yesterday to the stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Holland
Moving day and town notes fill local column
A local column lists moving day and settlement day ahead. residents plan house changes, openings, and sales. Mrs Idan Hang remains bedbound. Levit W Brown to open a boarding house. Lauder brothers install a fence. R H Wright & Bro redevelops the Shaub property. The New Holland Machine Company tests a three horsepower engine. Eagle Hotel sale draws a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idan Hang
Earl Township Road Board
Styer House
Levit W. Brown
Davia Mansion
East Main Street
New Holland Machine Company
Eagle Hotel
Miller
Lancaster
Rosa Herr
Eagle
New Holland M. BE
Former Altoona Editor Geo H Ranck Visits New Holland
Geo H Ranck of Altoona, former editor of the Clarion, writes he expects to greet old friends in New Holland this afternoon and will stay several days. He plans a public sale Tuesday of personal effects left at his former East Main street home. His visit is welcomed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Sa Clanion
New Fiolland
East Earl
Geo. H. Ranck
Altoona
the Clarion
New Holland
East Main Street
Fire at Daisy Shirt Factory in Ephrata
A blaze swept the Daisy Shirt Factory in Ephrata Monday evening at 10 o clock. Neighbors and the fire company acted quickly to prevent a larger fire. Damages are light. forty workers will be idle until repairs are completed. The fire reportedly started in a case of shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Dinner honors Clyde Numbers and bride with car party
Last Sunday Mrs E W Numbers hosted a bountiful meal for her son Clyde and his bride. About twenty one friends attended. In the afternoon Clyde was surprised by a motor party from Elizabethtown. The bride received many valuable presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Numbers
Clyde
Elizabethtown
New Barber Opens in Blue Ball in Old Bank Building
John Good arrives in Ephrata area with a new barber shop in Blue Ball occupying the former Blue Ball National Bank building. The venture promises convenience for gentlemen in Blue Ball and nearby. Pabst Book Beer, noted for not packing you off, is sold at the Styer House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Good
Ephrata
Blue Ball National Bank
Blue Ball
Pabst
Styer House
Obituary notices from Reading and area deaths
Henry M. Fry of Reading dies at 66 after a brief illness. Widow Carrie Slabach and sister Sabina C. survive. Funeral today at 2 p.m. from his Reading home. Also listed are infant son of Clinton and Mary Hemmig who died at Terre Hill, age 2 months 6 days, funeral Saturday. Miss Anna Miller, long-term Lampeter resident, dies age near 99. Urias Mohler, 15, dies of pleuro pneumonia near Mohler's Meeting House. Barnyard fire claims 2 year old Bars tow Miller at Mt Airy. funeral 9:30 today. Wood Shriver, elderly Mt Airy resident, dies. services at St Peters. Funeral Directors Henninger and Heuninger in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Fry
Reading
Mondnay
Mr. Fry
Lancaster County
Hahnstown
Cigarmakers' Union
Lincoln Chamber
Knights of Friendship
Carrie
Nee Slabach
Sabina C
Adam J. Ream
Denver
Charles F
Clinton
Mary Hemmig
Terre Hill
Pneumonla
Johnson
Henninger
Anna Miller
Glancaster County
New Menomonite Church
Lampeter Square
Lampeter
Reformed Mennonite Meeting House
Urias Pd, Mohier
John
Jane Mohler
Mohler
Ephrata Township
Barstow
Cyrus Miller
Mt. Airy
Pequea Presbyterian Church
Wood Shriver
Mons
St. Peters
Heuninger
Inter-County League Managers Meet in Lancaster
J P Davis represented New Holland at a Wednesday session at the Relay House Lancaster. Managers adopted the season schedule amid gate receipts debate. A Monday meeting aims to secure subscriptions to start grand stand work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relay House
Lancaster
J. P. Davis
New Holland
York
Davis
Boley Arrested on Larceny and Defrauding Warrant
Constable H. P. Summers arrested Ianac Boley on a warrant from Squire Groff charging larceny and defrauding a labor bill. Boley’s father-in-law, David Houck, acts as prosecutor. Bail posted for a hearing before Squire Groff on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Summers
Ianac Boley
Squire Groff
Boley
David Houck
Gracie Zinn Feted With Pleasant Martindale Surprise
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zinn in Martindale hosted a Saturday evening surprise party for their daughter Gracie. A large gathering of young people attended and enjoyed an excellent supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Zinn
Martindale
Gracie
Rubber Tires by L Roseboro and Son
Rubber tires offered with fast service and good prices. Specialty in tire installation and repairs presented by L Roseboro and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, Roseboro & Son
Commencement Exercises for Glass Class of 1908
The Terre Hill School holds its Glass class commencement at Trinity United Evangelical Church on Monday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
Trinity United Evangelical Church
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set At Brubaker Home
A regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at Mrs. J B Brubaker's home next Tuesday evening at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Brubaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. W. Dunlap
Bowers
Billy
Aucle Jam
Cheater Pritz
Storba Marble Works
Clarion
Lauder Brothers
Weat Main Street
R.H. Wright & Bro
Shaub
Zwally
Farmers National Bank
William Tell
A. N. Lebman
Mountville
Lehman
Harry Greider
Landisville
Mr. Groff
Charles M. Diller
Ambrose Groff
LeRoy W. Groff
Pire
Urias D. Mohier
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