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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1910

Page

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Local team dominates with strong batting in Saturday game

The Lancaster A A club won easily with a mix of singles doubles and a triple and a home run by Erb in left field. Weaver and Warhop pitched for the visitors while Shhenberger and others anchored the defense. Memorial Day features Olympia Club York and a local festival as Read ing Athletics visit today. Spring Garden falls 8 to 4 to Williamstown despite late hitting.

Lancaster A. A Weaver Erb Corker Chanron Olympia Club York Killian Reading Athletics Sponagle Dobbins Jimmy” Beard Haller Hartman Spring Garden Williamstown Shertz Skiles Singer Hilton

Mother's Day Observed in Local Schools In Recital Form

In the borough's primary and secondary schools about forty mothers and friends gathered for a Mother's Day program. The event opened by president Theodore Storb featured a roll call by the secretary and sentiments from Isabel Williamson. Students sang, recitations were given by Emery Bowe, Amy Swope, Esther Diller, Isaac DaRalined Wolf, Hendrixson, Ev k, and Verna Seaboldt, with most exercises addressing the question of suitable refreshing salts and commencement al activities.

Boro Theodore Storb Isabel ‘Williamson Emery. Bowe Amy Swope Esther Diller Isaac ‘da Wolf I Hendrixson Evk Verna Seaboldt Bret

Matrimonial union in two Lancaster area weddings

Elmer M. Frankfort, a New York and Pittsburgh postal clerk, wed Miss Elizabeth S. Mumma of Rothsville at the bride’s home with Rev. 8 P. Erisman officiating. The couple began a southern honeymoon after a wedding dinner. LeRoy W. Bingaman and Miss Mary E. Kramer, both of Millway, were married by Rev. Schweitzer in Ephrata on Saturday evening.

Elmer M. Frankfort New York Pittsburg Elizabeth S. Mumma Rothsville LeRoy W. Bingaman Mary E. Kramer Millway Elizabeth Bowers Bower Mary Eschenscheid Reading J. D. Bowers Walter C. Bender Ephrata Alice Bender Milton I. Groff Frank Rickere Frank William Waitz Tanzy Rosa Mary Gable Lancaster H. F. Seber

New Holland Base Ball Club Plans Memorial Day Festival

Manager Killian of the New Holland Base Ball Club arranged an all day memorial event with the Bowmansville Band to perform after dinner and stay for a six game festival ensuring entertainment for townspeople and neighbors on Memorial Day.

Killian New Holland Bowmansville Eal

Remembering John Stauffer Pioneer of Lancaster Cattle Trade

John Stauffer of East Earl Township died at his Goodville home in the 81st year after a long career building Lancaster's cattle market. A son of Henry Stauffer, he began farming, expanded to cattle and sheep trading, and helped popularize the Lancaster market with his firm John Stauffer & Sons. A Republican, he served as school director and auditor and helped found the Honeybrook National Bank. He shipped cattle to markets in New York and Philadelphia and left a lasting mark on eastern Lancaster County’s agricultural economy.

John Stauffer Lancaster County Goodville Fast Earl Mr. Stauffer Henry Stauffer Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Lancaster John Stauffer & Sons Chester Berks Delaware West Virginia Stauffer East Earl Honeybrook National Bank Downingtown

New Holland Machine Company Sees Growth at Annual Meeting

The New Holland Machine Company held its annual stockholders meeting with large share representation. Directors and an auditor were elected, and the report showed 1909 to 1910 outputs of 2248 feed mills 300 gasoline engines and 475 wood saws plus 27 stone crushers since their introduction. The firm employs 95 workers, pays a weekly payroll around 1000, and has paid 6 percent dividends totaling 17000 with an accumulated surplus exceeding 80000.

New Holland Machine Company Fairbanks, Morse & Company Chicago Ill The Boro Bird

State Zoologist Advice on One Spraying for Codling Moth

State Zoologist Surface offers guidance for single spray of Bordeaux-Arsenate to combat codling moth noting thorough applications at high pressure and deep calyx penetration. Recommends arsenate lead or substituted Paris green, reduces limestone to prevent russeting, and suggests full-strength Bordeaux only if russet risk is acceptable. Also covers currant worms with hellebore dust or spray as efficient controls.

Surface Middletown

Personal News From Elverson Area Residents

A. G. Sweigart and wife visit William Bowers family. Several locals attend Rothsville horse races. A. N. Lehman visits Mountville friends for weeks. William Bair hometoide with parents. George Zimmerman and wife return from Maryland trip. Various others visit relatives. Lutheran convention upcoming. Local church services announced.

A. G. Sweigart Elverson R. D. No William B. Bowers Boro Rothsville A. N. Lehman Mountville William B. Bair J. D. Bair George 8. Zimmerman Near Blue Ball Maryland C. EB Roseboro Reading Ella Rohrer E. M. Rutter

Mt Tabor festival at United Church grounds

Festival at Mt Tabor U B Church lot on Saturday evening May 28 features music by the Primrose Mandolin Club and amusements with refreshments. If weather is unfavorable the event moves to the following Saturday evening.

Mt. Tabor U. B Primrose Mandolin Club

Summitville School Entertainment Sets June 4

The Summitville school in Earl township will host an evening program on Saturday June 4 featuring dialogues recitations songs and music by the Primrose Mandolin Club.

Summitville ‘School Earl Township Primrose Mandolin Club

Epworth League Festival Promises Pleasant Evening Concert

Epworth League hosts a festival tonight in the K. G. E. lot with donations received. The Mechanicsburg Band will give a concert.

Epworth The League Mechanicsburg

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Glowner Geist Giberson Warhop Shhenberger Myers Leed Auxcamp Hagey Davis Ae Bair P Myers Lancaster A Can Shenberger Ss P Rittenhouse Cf J. Bair Altizer Peer Eae Gingher Bauer Temperance Frankfort Bingaman Kramer Base Ball and Festival Lodbed East Barl D. M Wenger David Hunsberger Ryo Reine He General Council Evangelical Lutheran Church of North America John Eschenscheid C. B. Frankfort Hinkletown Mt. Tabor
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