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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1902

Page

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Clarion Printing House Subscription Notice

The Clarion Printing House in New Holland Lancaster County Pa offers a one year subscription at 81.00 with ten month delayed payment options. If subscribers fail to notify discontinuance at the end of the term the paper will continue. Five new cash subscribers for one year will earn the promoter a free year.

Sheen Erraly New Holland N. O. Henninger Main Street Brimmer Avenue Marlyr

Fresh eggs and groceries promise quality and variety

The ad pledges freshness for eggs and top quality in candies and canned goods including evaporated fruits and spices. It states they do not claim a food monopoly but guarantee their offerings are good.

New Holland engine and mill gain fame in New Holland

A. M. Zimmerman grows a new industry in New Holland Pa with the New Holland cob and feed mill praised for simplicity durability and grinding quality. His gasoline engine now ready for market promises fewer parts easy service and reliable operation.

New Holland Canada Gulf of Mexico Maine California Zimmerman New Holland Cob

Death of Lewis C. Emery of Coatenville at 47

Coatenville resident Lewis C. Emery died Sunday after an eighteen month illness. He was born in West Brandywine township and co ran the Stottsville hotel with his brother Horace. Survived by four sisters and two brothers, funeral Wednesday at 10 o'clock with burial in Fairview cemetery Contesville.

Lewis C. Emery Coatenville West Brandywine Township Brandywine Horace Stottsville A. I. Emory Tsnno. Yearsley Harriet Nields Contesville

Mrs Clara J Wilson Dies After Illness In Salis bury

Mrs Clara J Wilson wife of John Wilson storekeeper at Ledger Salis bury township died Wednesday night after about two weeks illness from typhoid fever and heart disease She aged fifty five a Pequea township native and member of Pequea Presbyterian church Survived by husband sisters and brothers Mrs Margaret Weaver Mrs Emma Kurtz James Roseboro Davis Roseboro E L Roseboro B M Roseboro Funeral was held last Saturday afternoon with interment at Pequea Presbyterian church

Clara J. Wilson John Wilson Ledger Salisbury Township Pequea Township Pequea Presbyterian Church Margaret Weaver Pequea Emma Kurtz Near South Hermitage James Roseboro Lancaster Davis Roseboro Chester County E. L. Roseboro B. M. Roseboro

New Holland Knights Hold Smoking Party With Music and Games

On Tuesday evening New Holland Castle 157 Knights of the Golden Eagle hosted a smoker for two invited friends. Cigars pipes and tobacco were provided plus mint candy. The New Holland orchestra and glee club performed. Percy Shaub read. A potato race saw Ralph Shaub win first prize and John Grube booby prize. Charles Mentzer took the story telling prize. The arrangements were by Issac Cauller C Oehine and J C Henninger R N Bowers acted as MC.

New Holland Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle New Holland Orchestra New ‘Holland Glee Club Opca Percy Shaub Ralph Shaub John Grube Charles Mentzer Issac Cauller Oehine J. C. ‘Henninger R.N. Bowers

Thieves raid Bird-in-Hand station. small cash taken

Thieves broke into the Bird-in-Hand Pennsylvania railroad freight and passenger station Monday night but left with only forty nine cents from the ticket office drawer. They forced open a shutter and window to enter the passenger area, then entered the freight warehouse and emptied several bags of potatoes and a bag of peanuts before fleeing.

Pennsylvania Railroad

Local Appointments in Philadelphia Methodist Conference

The Philadelphia conference closed after a week with local appointments including Churchtown Morgantown New Holland Bird in Hand Honeybrook Lancaster Frack church St Paul Western Strasburg Georgetown Gap and Ridge avenue Roxboro Philadelphia Transferred Rev A D Geist. Statistical report shows membership up 306 to 7716 with 392 churches and total value around 26.9 million. debts reduced to 21 million.

Philadelphia The Methodist Episcopal Church Columbia Churchtown Morgantown New Holland James Petre F. Kingsley Honeybrook J. H. Roger Lancaster Fratchurch H.C. Griffith St. Paul Agerance Twentieth Century Bank

Social notes from town visits and travels

ND M Groff of Philadelphia spent days in town with brothers Elias and T M Groff. Wins Herr and wife of Lancaster visited with Elias and T M Groff. Rev A D Geist of Philadelphia traveled through town from conference. J A Gian in Paterson New Jersey over Sunday. Mrs J O Darrow spent the past week in Brooklyn and New York. Miss May Kissinger and Miss Katie Becker of Lititz visited with Erin R Darrow. Geo W Darrow spent Saturday and Sunday in Lancaster. Miss Lillian Seusenig of Lancaster was in town for Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chester Fritz. Mrs Wm McCreary of Fairfield Adams county visits her parents Israel and Mrs Bair.

M. Groff Philadelphia Elias T. M. Groff Wins Herr and Wife Lancaster A. D. Geist J. A. Gian Paterson N. J Mra J. O. Darrow Brooklyn New York May Kissinger Katie Becker Lititz Erin R. Darrow Geo. W. Darrow Lillian Seusenig Chester Fritz Wm. McCreary Fairfield Adams County Israel Bair

Colored men charged with larceny in county jail

Joseph Glenn Dolly Maddox W A Madison and Washington Cole all colored men of Columbia are behind the barn at the county prison charged with larceny and felonious entry being held for trial.

Joseph Glenn Dolly” Maddox W. A. Madison Washington Cole Columbia

Womanhood standards and tonic remedy claim

A periodical verse style discusses womanhood as defined by natural standards, urging girls to begin Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for regularity and nervous balance. Miss Flor I. Greer of Akron shares that after treatment she reports no recurrence of symptoms and resumes work and solid meals while praising the product. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are noted for cleansing the bowels and stimulating a sluggish liver.

Howe Street Akron Dr. Pierce

Colored men charged with robbing Bird-in-Hand railroad offices

Accused of entering and robbing the Pennsylvania railroad ticket office and freight warehouse at Bird-in-Hand on Monday night. They face larceny charges for stealing a brace and bits from Samuel Hicks and for taking pickled meat from Samuel Seachrist. Chickens tied to Hicks’s loss reportedly accompanied the alleged offenders from Columbia. Evidence described as very strong.

Pennsylvania Railroad Samuel Hicks Samuel Seachrist

Philadelphia man attempts suicide by carbolic acid

Nathaniel Murr age 56 of 4223 Viola street Philadelphia attempted death by self harm on Tuesday afternoon by swallowing carbolic acid. Despondent for weeks he threatened to end his life. His son Harry found him three hours later unconscious in bed with a bottle nearby. He was taken to Presbyterian hospital in critical condition. Mr Murr long time resident of the borough.

Nathaniel Murr Viola Street Philadelphia Harry Marr Presbyterian Hospital Murr Wna

Special Easter Services at Trinity Lutheran Church

Tomorrow morning an early Matin service begins at 6 oclock in Trinity Lutheran Church in this borough. Regular services at 10 30 oclock with the Lord's Supper. Evening at 7 oclock a Sunday school Easter program follows. The public is invited to attend all services.

Trinity Lutheran Church Eclock

Spelling Bee at Hammond School Arranged for April

Hammond school hosts a spelling bee and elocutionary entertainment led by Miss E M Fry on Wednesday evening April 2 to benefit the school library. Three spelling classes two grammatography contests and a general information elusa plus recitations by Howard KK Miller of Franklin and Marshall College. Admission ten cents. If weather is bad the event will be postponed to the next evening.

Hammond School E. M. Fry Howard KK Miller Franklin and Marshall College

Boom Session Planned by Washington Camp No. 40

Washington Gamp No. 40 P O of A of this borough plans a boom session on Monday evening April 14 to admit new members. Four applications are in and more are expected next week. Members with friends to propose should act promptly to maximize the class size.

Washington Gamp No. 40

Pales League elects officers at Trinity Lutheran meeting

At a borough business meeting of the Pales League of Trinity Lutheran Church in this borough on Monday the following officers were elected for the ensuing six months President Elmer Fasnacht Vice President R B Brubaker Secretary Miss Grace Roland Treasurer Miss Marin Youndt.

Pales League of Trinity Lutheran Church Elmer Fasnacht R. 8. Brubaker Grace Roland Marin Youndt

Reception for Trinity Lutheran Members and Luther League Visit

On Tuesday evening a reception will honor new Trinity Lutheran members in the church lower rooms. Luther League guests from Emmanuel Lutheran Lancaster are expected. John W. Apple of First Reformed Lancaster will speak on Missions at St Stephen Reformed Church at 7:30 p.m. Easter invites all.

Trinity Lutheran Church Luther League Emmanuel Lutheran Church Lancaster John. W. Apple First Reformed Church

Fire at Rutter's warehouse recovers air jack intact

Debris from February 22 blaze at Rutter's warehouse yielded an air jack valued around forty dollars. The tool was found undamaged aside from burnt packing.

Rutter’s- Ware Avas

New Pastor to Preach Tomorrow Across Churchtown Circuit

Rev. J. G. Petre will preach in Churchtown Gantown and Borough churches tomorrow afternoon as part of the Me EB circuit. The new pastor begins his duties and will conduct services in the usual afternoon worship.

Churchtown Oburat J. ‘Cg. Petre Igantown Thin ‘Borough

Reader notice on subscription trial offer wording

A fragmented reader notice discusses subscription lists and a trial offer. It mentions not having a name on the list and an offer of a three month trial if six months payment is provided. The tone imitates an old newspaper notice with garbled punctuation.

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