Terre Hill Downed Again by New Holland in Local Match
Local report details Terre Hill losing to New Holland 6 to 2 after contentious umpiring and a fielding dispute. Charley Miller excelled for the locals while QO Joe Biehl struggled against eleven hits. reading club hails strong opposition and notes upcoming Brandywine clash at Coatesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Biehl
New Holland Boys
Terre Hill
Sheaffer
Lebanon County
Joe
Giaitora
Eddie Shhultz
Keim
Dobbins
Charley Miller
Ike Soader
Jake’ Clime
Clime
Terre
Hillburghers
New Holland
Columbia
Harner
Haverford
Doc Hurst
University of Pennsylvania
Brandywine Club
Coatesville
Chester County
Davis
Hal Hurst
Hagg
Showalter
Bair
Glanger
Ewer
Engle
Storb
A Miller
Terre Hilt
Shultz
Slater
Beeen
Weaver
F. Eager
Ifshee Elm
Biehl
Fred Laigieee
N. Weaver
Terre Hill Freereens
B Biehl
Miller
Urst
Lutheran Pastors Meet at Lancaster in All Day Discussion
Grace Church hosts Lancaster County Lutheran Pastoral Association in Rev Dr Mayser’s study. Present were Rev Dr Whitteker Mayzer Haupt We Ri L Wessinger. Meeting covered topics and delays in calling new secretary. Advent Lutheran Church calls Rav E L Wessinger. Rev Sieger receives Philadelphia offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
County Lutheran Pastoral Association
Mayser
Zion Lutheran ‘Parsonage
Vine Street
Jj Bi
Whitteker
F. P. Mayzer
Mee
Haupt
E. L
Wessinger
New Market
The
Advent Lutheran
Brethren
George Sieger
Philadelphia
Morning News
Pleasant Evening at Blue Ball Hosted by Geist Family
A pleasant evening at the Blue Ball house concluded with refreshments served by Mr and Mrs Geist. The event carried a cheerful mood as attendees enjoyed a relaxed gathering labeled by locals as a happy 91st anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geist
Community Notes Highlight Local Ads and Events
The Clarion column lists new ads from I. G. Davis' Sons and J. W. Showalter adding Standard Stock Food, plus Pennsylvania Railroad Founders' Week plans in Philadelphia. It covers local trips, Methodist Church renovations, a new First National Bank at Intercourse, tobacco patch work by Mentzer and Berstler, Hess Hall moving pictures, N. C. Henninger’s recovery, and reminders about trustworthy advertisers and colonial department promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Davis’ Sons
J. W. Showalter
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Horace Slate
Lewis Garman
Martin Vatns
Clarence Martin
William Butter
Ephrata
Methodist Episcopal Church
First National Bank
Intercourse
Willis R. Knox
Knox
Harry Mentzer
Martin Berstler
J.B. Mentzer
Messrs Mentzer
Berstler
Hess Hall
Raymond
Harvest Home Services at Trinity Lutheran Church
Tomorrow morning services will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church with the pastor delivering a special sermon. The congregation will be invited to contribute to the orphanage fundraiser as part of the day's offerings.
Stray Briefs From the Wayside
Passing notes from papers read by the editor cover local items. A sour cherry tree near Manheim yields two crops a year. Robbers broke into John M. Zook’s general store at Talmage for cash. P C H Sharpe buys a large butchering and grocery business at Easton Maryland and will move soon. Stanton River Lumber Co. is chartered in New Jersey with mills in Charlotte County Virginia and 1400 acres of timber. Jonathan Swartz, blasting stumps at Swartzville, was struck by a flying stump, injuring his scalp but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Henninger
Clarion
H. E. Rutter & Bro
Colonial Department
Ite
Clanion
John M. Zook
Talmage
P. C. H. Sharpe
Strasburg
County
Easton
Maryland
Sharpe
Ephrata
Stanton River Lumber Company
New Jersey
Charlotte County
Galen Lefever
Lancaster
S. M. Heas
Philadelphia
G. B. M. Heas
D. Clarence Lefevre
Jonathan Swartz
Henry Lauch
Swartzville
Mr. Swartz
Dissler
Public farm sales across Lancaster area reach high per acre prices
On Wednesday Jacob W. Zimmerman sold 72 acres near the toll gate west of Mechanicsburg to Harry M. Houser for 170.75 dollars an acre. Mary Martin admin of Moses S. Martin sold 52 acres near Michael M. Nolt's mill to Samuel Musser for 181 dollars per acre. Five mountain acres on Sheep Hill sold for 316 dollars per acre to Tobias W. Martin. Orphans Court ordered sales included 50 acres 25 perches in East Earl to Harry M. Weaver for 216.65 dollars per acre and 63 acres 58 perches near tract 1 to Levi Burkholder for 200 dollars per acre. Additional tracts listed as sold but reported late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob W. Zimmerman
Toll Gate
Mechanicsburg
Harry M. Houser
M. W. Taylor
Mary Martin
Moses
East Barl Township
Earl Union School House
Nott’s Mill
Harry M. Weaver
Levi Burkholder
E. H. Burkholder
Martindale pupils honor two teachers with a fruit surprise
Pupils from Martindale schools in Earl township loaded the classrooms with a harvest of grapes pears apples pumpkins squashes radishes cabbage beans corn cucumbers peppers tomatoes watermelons flowers and potted plants. The teachers Elam Hoover and Margie L Ranok thank all patrons for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martindale
Earl Township
Elam Hoover
Misa Margie L. Ranok
Restival at Mt Tabor Promises Free Admission
Sunflower Base Ball Club of Mt Tabor hosts a year end Restival on Saturday evening September 26 with refreshments and amusements. In case of bad weather the event moves to the following Tuesday evening with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower
Mt. ‘Tabor
Republicans to Form Taft Sherman Marching Club Meeting
Republicans announce a Taft and Sherman marching club meeting at 7 30 this Tuesday evening at the Styer House. Supporters from the borough and surrounding community are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetera
Styer House
Taft
Sherman ‘Marching Club
Boro
Child Drowns Near White Hall Mill Caernarvon
A four year old boy and three year old girl from Bauman family playing near the White Hall mill race died when the younger child fell into the water. Martin Weaver recovered the body. Funeral arrangements set for the Bauman residence and Weaverland Mennonite Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Bausman
White Hall Mill
Bauman
White Hall
Goodville
Lydia
Iad
Martin Weaver
Twenty-Fifth Lancaster W C T U U Convention Held
The twenty-fifth annual Lancaster County W C T U U convention met in Christiana at the Presbyterian Church. Delegates elected officers, heard reports of growth, and heard talks on medical temperance by Dr. Joseph Martin. Miss Abigail Jackson presided. officers were chosen. lectures, a “Minute March of the Locals,” and a medal closing featured. Attendance praised, finances ahead of past conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Presbyterian Church
Christiana
Stewart
Sentman
Gap
Martha Bowers
New Holland
Joseph Martin
Christianna
Abigail Jackson
Wilson
Octoraro
County Union
Amanda Landis
Obituary notices for Ammon Batten and Brendle families
Levi J. Ammon of Terre Hill dies at 42 after tuberculosis long illness. He was a butcher, painter, and tax collector, survived by wife and two daughters Bertha and Clara. Funeral at home then United Evangelical Church, Terre Hill cemetery. Israel Batten, aged 91, dies at Batten's Corner after old age infirmities. Woolen goods producer in early life, retired since 1870. funeral in Leola and burial in Hellera Reformed cemetery. Sarah Brendle of near Adamstown dies aged 61 years 4 months 21 days. Funeral at home and Allegheny Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi J. Ammon
Terre Hill
United Evangelical Church
Bertha
Clara
United Evangelion Church
Toterment
Terre Fill
Israel Batten
Upper Leacock Township
Batten
Leola
Brownstown
Mt. Joy
Batten's Corner
Sarah
Isaac Brendle
Adamstown
Allegheny
Personal travel and visits across Philadelphia and nearby towns
Harry and Frank Spangler spend the week in Philadelphia and other points. E. C. Diller and Geo. O. Roland were in Philadelphia on Thursday. Mr and Mrs. W. U. Lessig of Potts-town and Miss Bertha Gilbert of Reading visited William M. Stauffer for several days. Master David Rupley son of Rev. F. A. Rupley of Mechanicsburg is staying with grandparents David F. Before. Rev. Ruply spent Wednesday there. Miss May Sheaffer of Lancaster visiting Margie L. Rauch. Dr. J. A. Hoffman and family spent several days in Adams County at the doctor's former home. they returned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Frank Spangler
Philadelphia
E. C. Diller
Geo. O. Roland
WU. B. Lessig
Pottstown
Bertha Gilbert
Reading
William M. Stauffer
David Rupley
F. A. Rupley
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
David F
Ruply
May Sheaffer
Lancaster
Margie L. Rauch
J. A. Hoffman
Adams Co
Grand Reunion at Lititz for G A R Chapter Parade
The twelfth annual reunion of the Central Association of the G A R for Lancaster Dauphin Lebanon Berlin York and Chester Counties will be at Lititz on October 8. A civic and military parade is planned as a major feature with two campfires where veterans will speak led by Major General J B S Gobin of Lebanon and Major Milton Ghest of Reading. AM I veterans and Sons of Veterans are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Association of the
G.A. R
Lancaster
Dauphin
Lebanon
Berlin
York
Chester
Lititz
Gra. R
J. B
Gobin
Milton Gherst
Reading
AML
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White Horse and Sunflower
Sunflower Boys
Skiles
Eeee Erie
Reeser
Abe
Arere Seldomridge
Overholtzer
Aeeeene Smith
White Horse
Pitcher
R. Miller
Brendle
Smith
Ludwok
Wright
Hurst
Affilier
Udwick
Grace Church
F. M. Fetter
Manheim
Mt. Tabor
Caernarvon Township
East Karl
Caernarvon
Henry L. Bauman
Weaverland
Weaverland Conference
Jonaa Martin
Moses Horning
Weavers Land
Bowers
East Earl Township
Ohio
Bilver
Lancaster Woman's Chistian Temperance Union
Meruel Batten
Sarah Brendle
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