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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

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Locals Fall 5 3 In Terre Hill Ball Game

Terre Hill loses a heated home contest to New Holland 5 to 3 as Miller and Sheaffer duel in a game that saw Storb Glasser doubles and Kelley Weaver Miller among notable plays. Crowds expect a stronger Terre Hill attack today with Miller’s strong outing noted.

Terre Hill Miller New Holland Storb Glasser Hurst Hagg Harner Kelley F. Weaver C. Weaver Sheaffer Balla Fitnier Showalter Showalter Ib Ball UY Harner Eagle Diller Weaver Slater Dagen’ Miller N. Weaver Vases Miuier Gleason

Good Citizens Arrested For Illegal Fishing Case

Several well known residents near Terre Hill and Martindale faced Alderman Spurrier in Lancaster on illegal fishing charges. Rev John Kurtz and Henry L Rutt were fined 25 dollars plus costs for various gear violations. other defendants paid fines, some cases dismissed after verifying legal rights.

Terre Hill Blue Ball Martindale Weaverland Alderman Spurrier Lancaster James Criswell John Kurtz Green Bank Milla Conestoga Hinkletown Henry L. Rutt John Martin Charles Seifried John Demming George Alderfer Joseph T. Bennicene Levi Horning Barton Plank Henry Jacob Noah Hurst Near Spring Grove Rev William Penn

Incendiary Fire Destroys Barn in Landis Valley

Early Tuesday a major fire at Isaac Landis farm in Landis Valley destroyed a large hay and straw barn and an empty tobacco shed with a hog pen. The blaze killed three horses and damaged crops from a sixty acre farm. losses exceed four thousand dollars, only partly insured.

Isaac Landis Landis Valley Neffeville Obaco

Laundry Service Offered by Fry Son of Adam

Fry son of Adam has purchased the laundry business and will operate Mondays and Tuesdays with deliveries Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. Requests for laundry to be done are welcomed and can be accommodated at his father's home by Teav-ing Laundry.

Charles” ‘Fry Adam Fry Laungey Teav- Ing Taundry

New Holland Schools Open for Nine Month Term

New Holland borough schools started the new nine month term with many building changes. Enrollment totals rise to 167 from 152 last year, with high school at 47 and 11 in the graduating class. Pupils are asked to arrive at 8:00 a.m. and leave at 12:30 p.m., and not to enter the yard before the posted times.

New Holland Boro Grammer

Anglesea Fishing Trip Ends With Illness and No Catch

A group from New Holland visits Anglesea New Jersey staying at The Lynnwood. They fish on a rocky coast with seven fishermen including Lemuel and Robert Keiser Jason Bair and Rev I H Albright. A storm and seasickness hindered fishing with no fish caught and several travelers fell ill.

Anglesea N.J New Holland Lemuel Keiser Robert Keiser Jason Bair I. H. Albright Philadelphia Lynnwood Garwood & Stevens Kelser Bair Wildwood Keisers

Estate sale of small farm near Centre Church to Amos Geigley

On Tuesday a trustee for the Mary Good estate sold a small farm with improvements near Centre Church. Amos W Geigley bought the property for 82050. M W Taylors acted as auctioneer.

Samuel

Delightful auto trip through Lancaster County lore and towns

A 63 mile motor outing from New Holland to Marietta and back by Buick Roadster, visiting Lancaster City, Marietta, Wild Cat, Idelweis, Mount Joy and Lititz. The piece recalls early pleasure vehicles taxed in 1783 and notes historic towns and notable sites along the Susquehanna, concluding with admiration for modern roads and regional prosperity.

John Thomas Kittera East Earl Township Terre Hill Spring Grove Dr. Showalter Charles Zwalley J. W. Showalter George W. Kinzer New Holland United States New Holland Turnpike Lancaster City Wheatland Marietta Robberstown Silver Springs Main Anderson New Haven Cook Waterford Columbia Observatory Old Donegal Township Lancaster County Norman Pickle Idelweis Michael R. Hoffman Hall Thau Lancaster County School Maytown Washington Pennsylvania Donegal Jacob’ Rohrer Sporting Hill Manhelmboro Wilhelm Heinrich Stiezel Germany Lititzborough John Gable Hertz Messrs. Bomberger Zook Aculu Rothville Brownstown Talmage Meehanicsburg Bareville Kittera Saeed Mr. Kinzer Sir Walter Scott Hoth

Personal visits and travels circle local residents

Miss L Jean Souers of Cleveland spent days with her aunt Mia. Amelia Schlauch and Mr Mrs E B Schlauch left for Philadelphia after a two week visit. Mrs Daniel Becker of Philadelphia stayed with relatives here. M M Supplee and family of Honeybrook visited Israel Bair and family. John Lockard and Geo Hallman families visited William Lockard and family. H Irwin visited his mother in Birdsboro. Ella M Frey, teaching in Los Angeles, left after vacation. B F Alderfer and Harry C Brubaker visited Robesstown. John H Sensenig and wife visit friends in Ohio. Fanny Smith of Philadelphia spent vacation with parents. Wm Smith and family of Malvern visited Geo Smith. Mrs Weaver of Fetterville visited daughter Mrs M D Leed. Elizabeth C Eaby of Lancaster and Anna Skiles of Parkesburg visited A H Bear and family. Alonzo Mentzer, former resident, now in Chester, spent Monday here. Prof Harry Good and family of Boston returned home after week with Isaac Good. William E Davis and Miss Barbara Smith of this borough and Frank Hallman and family visited Farmersville.

L. Jean Souers Cleveland Ohio Mia Amelia Schlauch E. B Schlauch Philadelphia Daniel Becker M. M. Supplee Pear Honeybrook Israel Bair John Lockard Francis & Bear Mr. Bear Alonzo Mentzer Chester Prof Harry Good Boston Isaac Good William E. Davis Barbara Smith Frank Hallman Myra Frank Stauffer Farmersville

Weaver and Weaver sue Tobacco World for libel

S R Weaver of this city and Evan B Lewis of Philadelphia, attorneys for H L Weaver and Wena ver Bros cigar makers of Terre Hill, sue Tobacco World Publishing in Philadelphia Common Pleas for 310000 damages. They allege a recent issue falsely claimed H L Weaver appointed an assignee for creditors and named a missing assignee, harming their business.

Weaver Bros., Cigar Manufacturers, of Terre Hill Tobacco” World,” of Philadelphia S. R. Weaver Evan B. Lewis H. L. and H. L. Weaver Weaver New Era

Billie the old horse tied to Isaac Sprecher estate

The aged horse Billie, believed to be the oldest in the community, is tied to the estate of the late Isaac Sprecher. Purchased by Sprecher twenty eight years ago, the horse is now about thirty three, well cared for and in good condition with no notable blemishes. It is used sparingly since the master's death, mainly for exercise.

Billie Isaac Sprecher Sprecher BBC

Local Notes and Finds Across the Borough

A roundup of community events and notices includes sickness among residents H K Stork and Charles S Good, straw ride to Ephrata, voter registration at polling places, a Chester County assault case, a giant cantaloup from Mrs Graybill Sprecher, Hull property sale at 1150 withdrawn, J C Doerr selling peaches from Quincy, a 22 pound goose neck squash at J P Rutter, a blacksmith shop, and a new embalming wagon by E L Roseboro & Son. New advertisements promote Bishop Hoover Intercourse store, H E Rutter & Bro dry goods, B H Barton lectures, and Stark Bros Nurseries sales staff opening.

Graybill Sprecher Boro Hull Dr. Kobler J. D. Warfel J. C. Doerr Quincy James C. Henninger E. L. Roseboro & Son Henninger Bishop & Hoover Intercourse H. E. Rutter & Bro B. H. Barton Charles T. Russel South Queen Street Lancaster Stark Bros. Nurseries and Orchards Co

New Holland Gun Club Hosts First Registered Tournament

The New Holland Gun Club will stage its first registered tournament on Wednesday at H. S. Bowers field. Events begin at 10 AM with three traps and level grounds. A Quarryville Gun Club team race will occur alongside participation from top shooters including Pennsylvania’s champion lady shooter. Officers J. W. Stauffer, F. E. Williamson, and D. Graybill oversee the event.

New Holland Gun Club H.S. Bowers Pennsylvania Quarryville Gun Club Graybill

Obituary notices from Bareville and nearby towns

Obituary notices report Sarahi Snader of Bareville dying after a stroke on a Saturday evening while on a Terre Hill Lancaster car. Her survivors include husband Daniel Snader and children Harry Adam Samuel John Cora William Lillie. Funeral held at home then Union Church Voganville. Other death notices include William G Livingston of Salisbury Twp and long-serving local residents.

Sarahi Daniel Snader Bareville Weloek Mra Loader Hellers Reformed Church Zeltenreteh Church Harry Adam Lancaster Samuel Groffdale John Coatesville Cora William Lillie Union Church Voganville Union Cemetery J. G. Moas Henoinger

Barber Henry Raezer Reaches Fifty-Nine With Postcard Pile

On Thursday Henry Raezer a popular barber reached fifty nine years of age and was surprised at the post office with a large batch of postcards. More arrived bringing the total well over two hundred with many postmarks from New Holland Voganville Blue Ball Mechanics Corner Noodle Doosy Philadelphia and other places. Raezer takes pride in the thoughtful well wishers and his still spry walk and bearing.

Henry Raezer New Holland Voganville Blue Ball Mechanics’ Corner Philadelphia Raezer Thore

New Turnpike Director Elected at Special Meeting

A special meeting of the New Holland Turnpike Company was held at the office of W Hi Roland in Lancaster. Resolutions of condolence on the death of James Diller, longtime secretary and treasurer, were adopted. Harry Storb was chosen secretary and treasurer to fill the unexpired term.

New Holland Turnpike Company W. Hi Roland Lancaster James Diller Harry Storb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Levanon County Tao Ortawell N. J New Hollanders Clarion H. K. Stork Charles S. Good Ephrata Summers William Bolger Israel Marshall Alderman Herr Snader Willliam G. Livingston William G. Livingston Salisbury Township J. B. Livingston Gap David Rachel Cooper Sallie Gray Gydia Sadsbury Meeting House William Koch Lmantha Pierce Sweigart Reamstowne Hahnetown Chas. M Martino E Dirs H. P. Summers Lucy Pearl Harry P. Summers Diller Avenue Zeltenreich G. H. Ketterer Elvinse Buck Elvina Buck Catharine Hurst George Alexander Bowmansville Isabella Samuel Mull
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