Soldier and Old New Hollander Remembered in Lancaster
A 1855 migration from New Holland, Lancaster County, to Mlinots produced John Sheaffer and others. Sheaffer, a tinsmith and veteran of the Seventy-fifth Illinois, fought at Perryville and subsequent Civil War battles. He returned to Sterling to resume work, remained active in church and temperance causes, and left a large family. his wife Eliza Goshen died in 1893. Many comrades are named, and he is remembered for duty and scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sheaffer
W. W. Davis
Sterling, Illinois
New Holland
Lancaster County
Mlinots
Conrad Weist
William Goshen
Lewis Conn
John Sheaffer
John Stager
Sheaffer
Lydia Stager
First Avenue
Jacob Shéaffer
Susanne Ferree
Lancaster
Ferrees
John
G. Davis & Co
Sterling
Fort Sumter
Seventy-fifth Mlinois
Camp Dement
Dixon
George Ryan
John E. Bennett
W. M. Kilgour
Kentucky
Seventy-fifth
Buell
Perryville
Kilgour
Balaklava
Murfreesboro
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Mr. Sheaffer
Andy McMoore
Isaac Bressler
George Newton
William Parker
Henry Utley
F. A. Caughey
Henry Fleck
Henry Pott
W. F. Palsbury
Abe Miller
Will Emmet
Rock Falls
Howe
Southland
Reformed Church
William W. Davis
Our Presbyterian Church
Eliza Goshen
Catharine
Mary
Ferree
Clara
Sallie
Eugene Rundlet
Clara Green
Silas
Evening entertainment at Hess Hall postponed to this week
Entertainment Tonight notes the local branch of MC AI presents a program at Hess Hall this evening delayed from last Saturday due to unfavorable conditions. The lineup includes music recitations dialogues and sketches with tickets at Stauffer's Drug Store. Exercises begin at 8 o clock and attendees support a good cause while Memorial Day services are announced.
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M.C
Hess Hall
Stauffer's
Shad Dinner Planned by Lancaster Automobile Club
The Lancaster Automobile Club will host its May meeting on Friday evening May 16 at the Washington Borough hotel. This first county meeting of the season will feature a shad dinner and many expected attendees, with several new members joining.
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Lancaster Automobile Club
Washington Borough
Lancaster
Unclaimed Letters at New Holland Post Office May 10 1918
Uncalled for letters remain at the New Holland post office dated May 10 1918. Names listed include Lewis McNelley Mrs Saml Diehl Mrs Mary Reiff Mr Soro Spencer Feniso Geiso and other readers.
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Holland
Cweek
Lewis, McNelley
Sam'l Diehl
Cara
Mary. Reiff
Soro Spencer
Feniso Geiso
Obituary notes for Rodman, Gehman, Becker, Fry, Wallace
Several Lancaster area obituaries record the deaths of infants Marvon Rodman eight months old from pneumonia at home near Martindale daughter and son Rufus Gehman six months dies of tuberculosis at Weaverland and Daniel Becker aged 90 at Monterey. John M Fry aged 77 near Shimp schoolhouse dies of dropsy. Edward Davies Wallace dies at Wallacia East Earl after bronchial trouble born 1834. Surviving spouses and children listed. funeral arrangements set at local churches and cemeteries.
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Marvon
Elmer
Lillie Rodman
Martindale
Fairview
Denver
Bowers
Rufus G
Benjamin
Katie Gehman
Oat Weaverland
Ivan
William
Wenaverland
J. D. Bowers
Daniel Becker
Monterey
Andrew
Philadelphia
Sarah Seaman
Lancaster
Daniel
Mascot
Ida Hendle
Zeltenreich’s
John M. Fry
Shimp’s
Cocalico Township
Samuel Fry
New Zion
Hahnsatown
John F
Brecknock Township
Samuel
Jacob
Edward Coldren
East Cocalico Township
Habnstown
Edward Davies Wallace
Wallacia
Earl Township
Davies
Mary Ann Henderson Wallace
Mary Ann Ellmaker
Alfred
Mary A. Walker Ellmaker
Wallace
Strasburg Academy
Reed, Henderson & Co
William S. Wallace
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
Cadar Grove Presbyterian Church
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Demonstration on Oil Cooking Stoves This Friday and Saturday
An advertisement invites readers to a demonstration of oil cooking stoves on Friday and Saturday May 9 and 10. Details appear on page 6 of the paper.
Registry Assessor Resigns in Earl Township District
Isaac H. Hildebrand resigns as registry assessor of Earl township due to removal from the district. John H. Greenberger applies for appointment to the post and has filed in court.
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Isaac H. “Hildebrand
The
Holland
Earl Township
John H. Greenberger
Los Angeles Letter From a Californian Friend in 1913
A Los Angeles visitor writes of the city in 1913 noting mild winters and warm summers, frequent elections, vibrant trolley service, and the Eagle Rock Park with its tall eagle statue. He observes bungalows and parks, explains currency usage, and reports frost damage to orange crops before bidding farewell.
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Los Angeles
Cal
New Holland Clarios
Lancaster County
U. S
California
Eagle Rock
R. BH. M
Memorial Day Exercises Parade to Honor Departed Soldiers
The Memorial Day program will be a memorial event with a parade including the G A R school children Y M C A and local fraternal groups. The route goes from the central town area to the cemetery for exercises led by the G A R with prayers addresses and music. The event starts at 1 30 in the afternoon led by the Churchtown band and aims to honor departed soldiers.
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Y. M.C A
Roberts Avenue
Franklin
Railroad Avenue
Grant
Brimmer Avenue
East Main
Luther Avenue
Churchtown Band
Annual Feast of Roses Date Set by Zion Church
June 8 has been chosen for the Feast of Roses, the Zion Lutheran Church festival to pay the rental for the ground beneath its Manheim edifice.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Manheim
New Holland Church C E Society Plans Anniversary Day Program
The Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church in New Holland will observe Anniversary Day on Sunday evening. A special program will be rendered starting at 80 p.m. All are welcome.
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The
Christian Endeavor Society
of the
United ‘Brethren
New Holland
Meeting of Missionary Executive Committee in Columbia
Miss Alta Diller and Mrs. Rev. Mountz attend the W. H. and F. Missionary executive committee meeting in Columbia for the Lancaster conference. Locals and visitors, including Miss Lora Glowner, Lewis Gorman, Miss Maymo Wise, and L. D. Glowner, spend time with relatives in Gap and nearby towns.
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Alta Diller
Rev. Mountz
W. H. and
Lancaster
Columbia
Lora Glowner
Lewis Gorman
South Hermitage
Maymo Wise
L. D. Glowner
Gap
William Lynch
Eli Hess
Edna and
Carrie Seber
Ephrata
Lititz
Clay
Mary Eichelberger
Kathryn
J. J. Martin
Honey Brook
Clarence Swope
E. P
Early closing announced by borough firms this summer
Borough businesses plan 6 p m closing in May to August on Tuesday and Thursday evenings while the Clanton office also closes Wednesday evenings. Firms listed include Hess, Davis Sons, Retter & Bre, Diller firms, Brubaker, Goon, WiliFast, Wrivat, Geist, Stracrer Blue Ball, Asner East Earl, and Charon Office. Local firms may join by notifying Charion with no charge.
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Clantown
Et Hess
I. G. Davis’ Sons
H. E. Retter & Bre
Diller Harpwane& Co
E. C. Diller & Sons
Roy Brubaker
B. G. Goon
Wilifast Situ
R. A. Wrivat
E. S. Geist
Blue Ball
F. M. Sracrerer
J. D. Asnxer
East Earl
Charon
Boro
Organ Purchase Hearing at Zeltenreich Church
The church committee invites members to Sunday services on May 11 at 10 o'clock to hear Mr. Matz of Lancaster perform on the organ bought for Zeltenreich Church. Advertisement dated May 3, 1921. Committee.
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Zeltenreich Church
Matz
Lancaster
Correction in Clarion on Eby suit value
A correction from the Clarion notes that last week's item misstated a lawsuit by C A Eby against the horo of Strasburg over a horse loss. The value was incorrectly listed as two dollars and should be two hundred dollars.
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the Clarion
C. A. Eby
Horo of
Strasburg
Rutter Purchases Overland Automobile in 1918
H E Rutter buys one of H E Storb’s new Overland autos noting a good deal in the 1918 purchase.
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H. E. Rutter
H. E. Storb
Cement prices quoted by M S Graybill and Son Bareville
Dexter Portland Cement just unloaded in a fresh car and ready for sale. M S Graybill and Son invite inquiries and quote prices on any quantity. adv. 5-3-4t.
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Dexter Portland Cement
M.S. Graybill & Son
Bareville
Appointed Principal Seeks Stability at Denver High
W R Parmer son of W M Parmer of this borough was named principal for another term at the Denver borough high school. He previously served several terms and will continue in the role for the upcoming term.
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W.r.parmer
W. M. Parmer
Boro
Denver Boro
High School
A Fine Show Shown at Hess Hall Last Saturday Evening
Pictures shown in Hess Hall by John R. Roger of Lancaster were of high order. There will be no show tonight due to the BM. C. AS entertainment. Watch for the next date.
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Hess Hall
John R. Roger
Lancaster
Locals Take Opening Win Over North End in Nineteenth Century Baseball
New Holland defeated North End of Lancaster at home in the season opener. Werner pitched well for the locals and Brown held the North End hitters, with a standout catch by Bair and several new players contributing. Score by innings shows New Holland leading and North End closing the final tally.
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New Holland
North End
Lancaster
Lancaster City
Brown
Strasburg
N. Es
Werner
North Enda
Bair
Reunion of the Hoovers Draws Family From Several Towns
The eleventh annual Hoover family reunion at Levi Ranck's near New Holland on Ascension Day May 1 drew about sixty five members and friends. W R Hoover Leola presided and officers were re elected. Guests came from Millersville Lancaster Columbia Gap Kinzer Bird in Hand Leola York and the borough. A photo was taken and attendees planned to reconvene next year at Rev Amos Hoover's Kinzer home.
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Benjamin Hoover
Levi G. Ranck
New Holland
W. R. Hoover
Leola
Messrs
B. Amos Eby
Silas A. Eby
Lancaster
Ira E. Frantz
Millersville
Levi G. Rauck
Geo
Ranck
Verna
Kathleen Eby
Chester K. Hoover
Aaron
Leols
York
Diller Kendig
Amos H. Hoover
Kinzer
New Holland Macurse Co Promotes Foundry Sand Trial
Core sand and burnt foundry sand may be usable free of charge while supplies last. Stig said the sand is suitable for heavy sand applications and suggests farmers try it as interest accumulates.
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Stig
New Holland
Bareville Town Secures Scales Factory Investment
Through local initiative Bareville and surrounding residents have secured a scales factory that will employ over a hundred workers once built. Land for the site has been purchased and £2500 has been subscribed for capital. The town has also funded a two mile cement sidewalk and a new fire engine with about £500 in interest to aid future equipment.
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Bareville
Commencement Plans Highlight Muhlenburg Scholar Speech
The senior class works toward graduation as the baccalaureate sermon is set for Sunday evening May 25 preached by Rev Mountain of the Lutheran Church. Commencement will be held in Heas Hall on Wednesday evening May 28 with Dr J W A Haas president of Muhlenburg College delivering the keynote address to the graduates.
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Mountain
Lutheran Church
Heas. Hall
J. W. A. Haas
Muhlenburg’ College
Charter Granted for Bowmannville Fire Company
The Court granted a charter Monday morning to the Bowmannville Fire Company. Incorporators listed are S. Ga. Seifrit, Eli S. Good, E. H. Measner, I. H. Harting, and John Witwer.
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Bowmannville
Fire Company
S. Ga. Seifrit
Eli S. Good
Measner
I H
Harting
John ‘Witwer
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Walker Evans
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Ge Atqoen
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