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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

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Campaign Finish Nears in Borough Meeting and Lancaster Demonstration

A Bryan Kern campaign meeting in Hess Hall drew about 400 as Plank's Cornet Band played. In Lancaster a record crowd of about 8,000 Republicans paraded, with four large elephants bearing G O P, Veteran Voters Club, and speeches by Depew Penrose Stewart Dubois.

Bryan and Kern Bryan League Hess Hall Plank Cornet Band Morgantown D. BE Overly J. W. Showalter James Ayera Jacob M. Eckert R. M. Rachel E. 8. Renninger John Shetzley L. N. Spencer John H. Moor Chas. 3 Zwally League Hon. J. Burwood Daily Philadelphia Veteran Voters Club Fremont Lincoln Court House Senator Depew New York Penrose Thos. J. Stewart Norristown James T. Dubois Susquehanna County

The Game Law and the Farmer Vs The Sportsman

A historical column argues that the game season brings anxiety to farmers who view sportsmen as nuisances. It suggests sportsmen trespass with impunity and enter lands unwelcomed, questioning why farmers tolerate this over time and noting the contested legal stamp of legitimacy.

Oxford Press expands pages and raises price in rural newshold

In a note on industry, the Oxford Press will increase to seven columns per page, matching the Clarion in size, with a yearly price of 160 dollars for its rural weekly. The piece discusses reader appetite for better content and the potential impact on local newspapers.

Oxford Press Oxlarton Clarion Oxford

Birth Day Wishes for Mary on Her Special Day

A fragmented note honors Miss May Jacobs with wishes for many more happy birthdays. The text recalls a fine time and departed friends, expressing warm regard and celebration.

May Jacobs Mary

Local notices and community updates in a Clarion column

Suffering with a swollen hand and a resident ill with quingy are noted. A baby girl arrives to the Stauffer home, election day nears, carpentry and store improvements advance, a funeral observed, a wedding trip ends, a football injury at Haverford, and local business changes include Ressler Shaub taking over a Potterville route and Montrose Metal Burial Casket exhibit. The Montross plant move to Ha gerstown is announced.

W. F B. Davis Montross Metal Burial Casket Company Philadelphia B.F. Alderfer Davis Montross Company Pope Manufacturing Company Hagerstown Cuaron Custer Avenue Franklin Street

Stray Briefs By The Wayside In Local Notes

Passing reports from the era note Walter G. Muning of Brownstown as J L Mumimna’s Sons bankrupt with assets about 31000 and liabilities 4240. Joseph Buzzard of Reading, father of Abe and Mart Buzzard, awaits trial for coal theft. poverty cited as defense. A steam press explosion at Hope Knitting Mills in Adamatown injures twelve among fifty workers, with one mile blast echo. Old mines near Pottsville reopen, including Duncott’s hill mine and Valley View tunnel, Buck Mountain vein yields twelve feet of coal. production expected to endure for years.

Walter G. Muning Brownstown J. L. Mumimna Uis Joseph Buzzard Reading Abe Mart Buzzard Berks County Hope Knitting Milla Adamatown Swartaville Pottsville Duncott Old Hill Black Heath Valley View Tunnel Buck Mountain

Reformation Day Observances at Trinity Church

On Reformation Day October 8 1517 Dr Martin Luther posted his ninety five theses. Trinity Church plans morning sermon hymns and an anthem to celebrate the Reformation with a evening service featuring processional hymns sermons on The Reformation as We See and Know It Young Church offerings and Home Missions support.

Martin Luther Wittenberg Trinity Church Luther Geo. S. Townsley W. M. Mearig Samuel Schank M. Mountz Son of God

Appreciated Post Card Surprise From a Boro Resident

John Mentzer of this borough confined to bed at St. Josephs Hospital thanks friends for a pleasant post card surprise last week. He is recovering rapidly from his operation and hopes to be back with us by the end of next week.

John ‘Mentzer St. Joseph's Hospital Mentzer

Birthday Surprise For Mabel A Rife With Cards

Mabel A Rife received a handkerchief surprise and 108 beautiful cards from many towns including Lancaster New Holland Earl Blue Ball Cedar Lane Beartown Map Kinzer Witmer Bareville Parkesburg Coatesville Narvon Downingtown Paradise Green Bank Philadelphia. She extends thanks to all friends for the kind remembrance.

Mabel .A. Rife Lancaster New Holland Earl Blue Ball Cedar Lane Beartown Map

Property for sale at public auction on Appale t George

Saturday sale notice for real estate on Appale t George offered by Gi. Bard with 887 BO. perches and improvements, under supervision of HA Becker.

B. Becker George

Chapel Dedication Promised at Cedar Grove Cemetery

A dedication service for the Musser Memorial Chapel at Cedar Grove Cemetery is announced with plans for the event to occur tomorrow. Organizers emphasize the chapel will bear the name The John and Jassiah Musser Memorial Chapel.

John Jassiah Musser-Memorial Cedar Grove

Weddings Listed in Lancaster County Teachers

The Lancaster Lequirer Institute Supplement will publish a list of weddings among county teachers. Names include Marian Reed Maud Book Lydia Aulthouse and others from Sadsbury Fulton East Hempfield Manor Lancaster Little Britain Martie Millersville Brownstown Terre Hill Leola Swinbury Adamstown Whig state Latrobe Philadelphia and Nashotah Wis.

Lancaster Lequirer Institute Marian Reed Maud Book Lydia Aulthouse Sadsbury Norman Swisher Clyde Ritter Walter Scott Sadsbury Township Ken M. Eshleman Fulton Township Charles Reed Laura M. Killian West Bard YW. A. Showalter New Holland Mary R. Jackson Little Britain Emmet ©. Herr Pleasant Grove Roxie A. Henry Martie Charles Kreider Martieville Lida Tlustetter Manor J. W. Brenemian Millersville Mabel EF. Reddig Chay John R. Flahteman Terre Hill Bethlehem Chinde A. Markley Hattie H. Landis Euphrata Adiee M. Butzer East Hempfield Jon W. Myers Brownstown Susquehanna Alen F. Pontz Florence B. Rife Lancaster

Obituary notices for Hartman Rutter and Bear relatives

Mrs Henrietta Hartman Katie died at her Diller avenue home on Saturday evening after an apoplectic stroke. She was 81 years 1 month 1 day old and had lived in New Holland most of her life. Survived by daughter Anna Rutter Barton and Dr S B Hartman of Columbus, with a large family. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 from her home conducted by Revs Albright Mountz. Also Mrs Annie Bear of Brownstown died Monday night aged 49. survived by husband Jacob Bear and several children and siblings. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. with burial in Shirk's cemetery.

Blue Ball Taft Sherman Little Village Churchtown New Holland Salisbury Mounted Club New Holland Marching Club J. Roland Kinzer Chas, W David B. Rutt Karl Cajon Knight & Boswick Nursery Anna Rutter Barton H. FE. Rutter & Bro FE. M. Rutter & Co M. Mountz Lutheran Young People of Lebanon J. H. Sandt Clayton A. Seifomridge Jackson Street Lloyd Overly Bride Overly Mr. O R. Scott Harner Haverford College Bordentown Military Academy Scott Henrietta Hartman Katie Diller Avenue Rutter Hartman Harrisburg Joseph Rutter Leacock Township Millersville United Brethren Church B. Hartman Perma Fame Columbus Ohio I. H. Albright S. M. Mountz Henninger Annie Bear Jacob Bear Brownstown Adam Hoover Aaron Lemon Ella Ivan John Harnish Canada Levi Raezer Talmage John Stair Jacob Samuel Harnish John Mary Lancaster New Mennonite Church Shirk’s Cemetery

Local hospital auxiliary makes annual donation

The Lanaster General Hospital auxiliary presents its yearly gift, given Friday, including ninety nine quarts of canned fruit jelly seventy seven glasses of jelly one case tinned fruits flour sugar and other staples. The group thanks contributors for supporting hospital work and humanity in general.

Lanaster General Hospital

New Barber to Open in Lancaster Basement

Alderfer Jr. of Lancaster plans to reopen the basement of the Styer House as a barber shop after the space is papered and finished. May Ad is currently employed at Gege’s shaving parlor near Centre Square, Lancaster.

Alderfer Lancaster Styer Gége's Shaying Square

Lanaster County Teachers Institute To Convene In November

The fifty seventh annual Lanaster County Teachers Institute will be held in the VoMOCG A building at Lanewater starting Monday November 9 and continuing through the week. Noted speakers include Dr T Carson S Y Gillin Dr Rubie N Roark Prof R L Watts with evening programs featuring G Stanley Hall a College singing group Parsifal illustrated and the Topna Glee Club.

Lanenaster County Teachers’ Institute Vomocg.a Lanewater Dro. T. Carson State of Ohio S. Y. Gillin Milwaukee Western Teacher Dr. G Stanley Hall College Singing Girls Henry R. Rose Topna Glee Club

Rain helps replenish streams and reservoirs in region

Rainfall began last Saturday and continued through the night with steady showers. The New Holland Water Company reservoir on Welsh Mountain had run low, but recent rain has improved supply and pressure for domestic use, easing trouble at the electric light plant and raising hopes for ground and spring replenishment before winter.

New Holland Water Company Nolt Electric Light Plant

Old Fashioned Husking at Fetersheim Farm

An Amish husking bee at John K. Fetersheim's farm near Hollow Schoolhouse gathered about a hundred people on Tuesday afternoon. Some 725 shocks were disposed and half hauled to cribs as supper was announced. An old-fashioned party followed in the barn with young couples enjoying the evening and elders recalling youth.

John K. Fetersheim

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boro Lancaster Taft and Conestoga Traction Company New Holland Club Martindale Rothsville Keystone Hotel Goodville Mbeck The Paul Espenscheid Geo. D. Smith Quingy Stork W. W. Stauffer Trinity Hinkletown Cupid Rew Smalling J. A A. Capp Mabel Houeeal Maytown Washington Toro Frank 4. Ziegler Marietta Leola Harry B. ‘Breneiaer Edith Newoner East Marland Ivan Decker Eva Albright East Cosalico Margaret Declaven Kart Township Curon Trust Co Alice V. “Iegler Marion Pyott Pro Burton &, Easton Nashotuh Wis Henrietta Hartman Rutter Mrs Teacilers Institute
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