Obituary Notices for Elizabeth Kern and Ellen Horst
Mrs Elizabeth Kern of Ephrata dies at 75 after heart lesion and windier trouble. Survived by daughter Grace and husband N B Shirk. Services at Trinity Lutheran Church and Centre Church Cemetery. Ellen Horst of Coatesville, formerly Terre Hill, dies at 65 after paralytic stroke. Survived by children Isaac Maggie Laura Annie Emma Susan Bertha and others. funeral held at Martindale residence with Center Church burial.
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Elizabeth Kern
Ephrata
Trinity Lutheran Church
Centre Church
Brecknock Township
Kern
Messner
Bowmanaville
Israel Kern
Churchtown
Grace
N. B. Shirk
Ellen Horst
Coatesville
Terre Hill
Mary Wallace
Lutheran Church At
Daniel White
Angelica
Annie
Clayton Shriener
Hanover
Emma
Mre
Susan Brenner
Lancaster
Sallie
Abram Griffith
Martindale
Emn
Ralph Hartranft
Levi
Daniel
Litst
John Horst
Misa Bertha Horst
Edward Gehr
Jenne
Gilbertsville
Sidney
Frazer, Pa
George
New Holland
Center Church
Mexican War Relics Shared From Old Campaigns
A reminiscence recalls Mexican War artifacts once owned by officers. Capt Isaac R Diller kept a carved cane from a flag taken at San Juan de Ulua and others, with framed battle pictures distributed among friends. Capt Diller served in the Scott campaign and later held posts in Chicago and Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Rio Grande
Monterey
Buena Vista
Winfield Scott
Vera Cruz
Cerro Gordo
Cherubusco
Mexico
Castle
San Juan de Ulioa
Isaac R. Diller
Integra
Susanna R. Davia
Diller
Penn
Chicago
Florence
Italy
Cleveland
Davia
Chapultepec
W. W. Davis
Sterling
Evening Gazette
Fifth annual meeting of Men tonite Home Association
The fifth annual meeting of the Men tonite Children's Home Association will be held in Millersville Pa on Monday May 4 1914. The program includes Morxixa Sedaion de Ootoux devotion sermon Bishop Abrana 3% orphans dance and performance Man's Duty N ff Mack election of trustees and officers an organizational charity address and prayer Simon Landis will be present from Millersville Hummelstown area attendees invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mentonite Children's Home Association
Milleraville
Morxixa
Sedaion
de O'otoux
Abrana
Merv
New Danovadie
Sobi
Moseman
N. Ff
Mack
New Holland
Daniel Lesman
Millersville
Simon + Landis
Hummelstown
Monvigiar
Bishop Bendamin
Weaver- Choristers
Ee Kauffman
Elam Tamile Wenger
Sunday School Workers Postpone May Address
Inclement weather reduced attendance at the church conven tion last Saturday. Dr Paul B Byrely will deliver the rescheduled address Sunday afternoon May 8 at 2 30 PM. A group of young men from several churches will sing before and after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Paul B. “Byrely
Otashier
Leaf tobacco market remains very dull as prices fall
The leaf tobacco market shows extreme dullness with packers buying new goods at low prices. Industry activity is weak with few manufacturers willing to speak up. acreage estimates are unclear as farmers weigh reductions. Experts estimate at least 60 percent of the new crop sold with wrappers near nine cents a pound and fillers at two cents or less.
W C T U Meeting Reports Suffrage Efforts and Plans
The W C T U met April 28 at Aaron H Bair's home with devotions and suffrage discussion. Reports covered railroad papers, evangelistic meetings, medical literature, temperance work, and suffrage markets. An institute was arranged for Terre Hill on June 18 and a medal contest held March 26. Ten dollars was sent to the Prohibition Amendment fund. The evening centered on Woman Suffrage with readings by Mrs. Roland Numbers Esbenshade and Alta Diller. The group adjourned to meet two weeks later at Miss Annie E Diller's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsday
Aaron H.bair
Morning News
Terre Hill
Roland
Numbers
Esbenshade
Alta Diller
Annie E. Diller
Overland Car Sales Report From H K Storb
Overland agent H K Storb of New Holland lists recent sales of touring cars to buyers including Fred Hahn East Earl Harry M Groff Ephrata Jacob G Mast Christiana L J Denlinger Paradise Shearer Hopeland and S Wright New Holland as delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.K. Storb
Overland Automobile
New Holland
Fred Hahn
East Earl
Harry M. Groff
Ephrata
Jacob G. Mast
Christiana
L. J. Denlinger
Paradise
Shearer
Hopeland
Pees S. Wright
New . Holland
Hospital Notice Elizabeth Brauffer Suffering Severe Appendicitis
Elizabeth Brauffer of Parkesburg is in Lancaster General Hospital with a severe appendicitis attack. Daughter of Ie Stauffer, she is reported in the hospital. Her condition is being treated in the general ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth ‘Brauffer
Ie Stauffer
Parkesburg,s
General Hospital
Lancaster
New Holland Opens Baseball Season With Black Front
The New Holland baseball club begins its season this afternoon at 3 15 against Lancaster Based on promoter efforts fund raising and local support the club aims to field a strong team with players Matthews Gfaudger Strorp Miller Glowner Erna Leen Wersen Slater The game and grandstand seating are free of charge Today also Y M C A forms a ball team with Isaac Cuuller as manager and John Smith as secretary and treasurer to schedule games and promote local baseball interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Baseball Club
Lancaster
New Holland
New Holland High School
Elizabethtown High School
Isaac Cuuller
Jeon Smith
Early closing hours set by borough firms this summer
Borough merchants plan 6 PM closing on Tuesdays and Thursdays in May to August. Clarion Office remains open every evening except Saturday. Listed firms include EL Hess, I G Davis Sons, H E Burree & Bro, Dill er Harware Co, E C Diver Sons, B G Goon, Jquy H Sensenig, E S Geist Blue Ball, F M Stauffer Blue Ball, B B Harris Co, J B Usner East Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro
Clarton
EL Hess
I. G. Davis’ Sons
H. BE. Burree & Bro
Diller HarpwaRe Co
E. C. Diver & Sons
B.G. Goon
Jquy
H. Sensenig
E. S. Geist
Blue Ball
Clarion
F. M. StaurFer
J. B. Usner
East Earl
Local Curiosity Feeds Intercourse Crowd With Four-Foot Duck
Report from a farm near Intercourse describes a week-old duck with four fully formed feet. The creature moved actively and appeared healthy, drawing many visitors who said they had never seen such a freak of nature before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Groff
Intercourse
Neighborly thanks from Ail to Clarion and helpers
Ail wishes to thank neighbors and friends for kind aid during sickness. The note specifically thanks CLARION for assistance with sowing and other tasks while she was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Butt
Clarion
Candidates for Congress and Legislature in Lancaster County
The list shows primary candidates for Lancaster Ninth district Congress with Republican W W Griest Democrat George M Wilson and S M Mann. Prohibition S B Watts socialist W W Halligen. Legislature nominees include Aaron Hess and G S Geyer for Lancaster City, plus many Bull Moose Prohibition and Socialist entries across districts with names such as John Moore Elaner Smith Lee Harry Tillbank Winfield Heisey Cleon Bernberger George Hirshman Michael Hoffman Barry Rhoads Horace Heisey Everett Brubaker Rosa Rohrer Daniel Engle C S Garman Ezra Stoltzfus Yarry Pickle David Lockard Alvin Brenner Thomas Cassidy M Bucher H W Zwally Samuel Richwine Edward Myers Schreck Dyson and others.
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Congress
Twesday
Lancaster County
W. W. Griest
George 3. Wilson
Lancaster Township
S. 3. Mann
Columabis
John N. Betrick
Watts
Terre Hill
W. W. Halligen
Cleon . Bernberger
R. Columbia
George Hirshman
KR. Ephrata
Michael R Hoffman
R .Maytown
Barry L. Rhoads
Lappa
Horace EF. Heisey
Pro
Marietta
Everett E. Brubaker
Rosa N. Rohrer
Quarryville
Daniel O. Engle
Bull Moose
C. S. Garman
Denver
Ezra Stoltzfus
Gap
J. Yarry Pickle
Millersville
David F. Lockard
Columbia
Alvin P. Brenner
Brownstown
Thomas F. Cassidy
Kirkwood
M. J. Bucher
H. Wilson Zwally
Ephrata
Walter C. Beam
Governor candidate McCormick visits Harrisburg rally
Hon Vance C McCormick of Harrisburg seeks the Democratic nomination for governor. with aides he spoke at the Eagle Hotel where Roland S Morris of Philadelphia and McCormick urged primaries turnout to back him to sustain President Wilson. the link between a McCormick vote and Wilson support was not clearly explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance C. McCormick
Harrisburg
Eagle Hotel
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia
McCormick
Wilson
Ladies Sewing Circle Visits Mrs Stauffer Hosts Supper T
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Goodville Union Sunday School visited Mrs. John Stauffer near the village on Thursday evening. After social chat and needle craft they enjoyed a sumptuous repast of cakes sandwiches nuts pretzels and lemonade. Members present included Mrs. Anna Kramer Mrs. Bertha Singer Mrs. Carrie Kramer and daughter Marion Mrs. Annie Witman Mrs. Alice Snyder Mrs. Ida Stauffer Mrs. Salinda Winters Mrs. Morton Gabel Mrs. Mary Sensenig Mrs. Sallie Seifred Mrs. Annie Todd Mrs. Samuel Stauffer Mrs. Walter Gehr and the Misses Anna Stover and Bertha Womert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodville Union Sunday School
John Stauffer
Anna Kramer
Bertha Singer
Carrie Kramer
Call Them by Phone
A number of telephones were installed by the Enterprise Telephone and Telegraph Company last week. Names include H D Dunkelberger Shillington James W North eimer Shillington T R Kramskop Denver Sam Smith Denver L B Weber Leola Reuben Myers Leola A B Yorke Shillington J J Rishel Terre Abrm G Burkhart Goodville oa Wenger Terre Hill Samuel A Landis Harrstown Chas B Lessig Shillington Henry McCarty New Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Telephone & Telegraph Company
Shillington
James. W
Northeimer
T. R
Kramskop
Denver
Sam
Smith
L .B. Weber
Leola
Reuben
Myers
A. B. Yorke
J. J. Rishel
Terre
Abrm. G
Burkhart
Goodville
Wedding at Touy Lutheran Church Unites Elmer Houck and Ethel Keefer
A pretty Tuesday evening ceremony at Touy Lutheran Church parsonage united Elmer R. Houck and Ethel Keefer, both of near Honeybrook, in marriage performed by Rev. H.M. Mounts. The couple will reside near Honeybrook and embark on married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touy Lutheren Church
Vitale Convicted in Rival's Slaying After Brief Jury Deliberation
Augustine Vitale, charged as the principal plotter in the killing of Tony Coltette, was found guilty in the first degree after less than an hour of deliberation. Vitale, 8 years old in the story context, testified through an interpreter and denied involvement. The verdict was read as the court clerk polled the jurors and Vitale was remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Vitale
Tony Collatte
Saay
Jade Lamus
Vitale
Gicott
Davia
Robbins
Groth
Dudge Landis
Lancaster
Gailor
Tony Mastercerne
Marietta
Mastercerne
Tony
Mechanicsburg High Pupils Enjoy Evening at Styer House
About thirty five mechanicsburg high school pupils and friends attended a Saturday night gathering at the Styer House. Mr and Mrs High hosted inviting games music and a supper with a formal menu including crabs cocktail celery olives wafers panned chicken cold hanacored beef asparagus sweet potatoes corned beef bacon not present apricots bread and butter cream cakes Bretzels and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg High School
Styer House
Appendicitis Operation for Local Bookkeeper’s Son
Jerre Frankhouser, son of Harvey Frankhouser living near New Holland, employed as bookkeeper by A. B. Groff, underwent an appendicitis operation at Lancaster General Hospital on Tuesday. The procedure was successful, and he is recovering. Edith Keiser of this borough fills his former Groff position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fagan
Han
Joseph Erb
Raezer
George
Jerre Frankhouser
Harvey Frankhouser
New Holland
A. B. Groff
Lancaster General Hospital
Edith Keiser
Entertained Sewing Circle at Eagle Hotel in Lancaster
The Sewing Circle of Bell Telephone Hello Girla in Lancaster held an evening gathering at the Eagle Hotel on Thursday. Miss Edna Seber of New Holland hosted with a luncheon served to ten members. Music games and dancing followed then they returned home by trolley thanking Miss Seber and her parents for their hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Bell Telephone
Hello Girla
Lancaster
Edna Seber
New Holland
Eagle
Boro
Edna
Elf. Seber
Men’s Meeting at Terre Hill Evangelical Church
A men's meeting is scheduled at the Evangelical Church in Terre Hill on Sunday at 2:45 PM. Dr W Hall will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Terre Hill
W. Hall
Unclaimed Letters in New Holland Post Office
Uncalled for letters remain at the New Holland post office for the week of May 3, 1914. Mrs. Bigh Overly is the name listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Poet Office
Bigh Overly
Personal visitors and weekend travel spread through town
A long list of residents and relatives from Lancaster, Philadelphia, Reading, East Earl, and other areas visited in Bareville, Kinzer, and surrounding towns over the weekend. Names include Bair, Hershey, Witmer, Snader, Brubaker, and many others visiting family, attending funerals, or calling on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Zo Muscelinan
Harold
Ottanna
Tseplace
Sunredi Ho Muasselman
Mo. Youns
Blue Ball
Tobias Rosninger
Russell Dell
Philadelphia
Spen
Martin
Bareville
John Graybill
Atlee Houghton
Lancaster
Daniel and
Earle Snader
Jason Buckwalter
Dry Hill
Elwood Hershey
Gap
Henry Eshelman
Kinzer
J. C. Henninger
Bakonet
Bayne Po
Eewree Mors
Cpe
Nuastrom
Quirryville
Elizabeth Latfertye
Latferty
Local Festivals and Demonstration Announced for New Holland and Intercourse
Coming events list several gatherings in New Holland and Intercourse. A Sig Memorial Day demonstration is set for May 30 in New Holland, with a May 20 festival by the New Holland Athletic Association and a June 27 festival by the New Holland Y M C A in New Holland. An annual festival is planned for July 11 by the Intercourse Council in Intercourse.
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New Holland
New Holland Athletic Association
New Holland Y. M. C. A
Intercourse Council
F. P. As
Intercourse
Birthday Party Honors Walter Dunwoody At Home
Miss Earla Hall hosted an evening party on Brubaker Ave shore in honor of Walter Dunwoody for his birthday. Attendees included Mae Grube Clara Kartz Missouri Vera Dickersheid Aaron Howshower Christ Hoover William McCarty Paul Stone Ellis Dunwoody Walter Dunwoody and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hall. Guests enjoyed games music and a chicken and waffle supper followed by a joy ride in the Dunwoodys antos driven by the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earla Hall
Brubaker Ave
Walter Dunwoody
Mae Grube
Clara Kartz
Missouri
Varns
Vera Dickersheid
Aaron Howshower
Christ Hoover
William McCarty
Paul Stone
Ellis Dunwoody
LeRoy Hall
Messrs
Dunwoody
Benedict Returns to Work at New City Establishment
Ben Benedict, former Spring Garden Hotel proprietor, is now employed with S. W. High of the Styer House. Neighbors and friends expect him to reacquaint with old acquaintances and greet new ones at his new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Benedict
Spring ‘Garden
Styer House
Ben
Wishas
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Grim Reaper
Death
Jen Borst
I. Diller
Association
Overland Sales Report
Nice
Lancaster City
New Quarters
Houck-Keefer
Gus Vitale
Mra Wol Rhoads
Lappe
Marcus FL Becker
John Rk, Richwine
Charles F. Bair
Berman F. Seber
Eli Brackbill
Levi A. Weaver
Lewis Gorman
Lara
Wim. Lynch
Frank Keimmerly
Fanny Robison
Samuel Robison
JasonsSandov
Kinzers
Our Town
Levi W. Ames
Freeland Backwalter
Freeland
Isaac Buckwalter
Spring Garden
Estella Bradley
Holtwood
Lizzie Wilson
Elverson
Edwin Myers
Morgantown
Gertrude S. Swope
Reading
Clifford Townsley
Weaver W. Martin
Alice K. Gehman
Lizzie Palmer
Sheaffer Laffer
Aaron Witmer
Mary
Benjamin Good
Mary Weiler
John Witmer
Geo. Smith
Malvern
Wm. Smith
Mise
Annie M. Brubaker
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Walter W. Wescott
HI Lawrence
Hagerstown
Barry” W. Hooker
Franklin
Robert Boyer
Irvin
Dorothy
Jason B. Bling
Lemon B. Boyer
Earle Boyer
Emma Snader
Solomion -Snader
Mel Osandeyv
Mande Thowergut
Mere
Tangeter
Laneaster
Ambrose Tay
Hennat
William Lockard
York
Henry Plarry
Talmage
Jehu Korte
Willkamerowo
George Keiser, Jr
Hamburg
Grant Street
Lalthouse
C. L. Davis
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