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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1903

Page

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Elizabeth Reidenbach dies suddenly at sixty five

Mrs Elizabeth Reidenbach widow of Elder Rudolph Reidenbach of Alnkle dies suddenly at 65 after heart disease last Friday night. She was a Baptist Brethren member and survived by children Rev Jacob Pfautz Sarah wife of Rev Joseph Martin Barbara wife of Jeremiah Becker William Alice wife of John Schlouch Lydia Dubbs and Mrs A Hinke. Funeral was Tuesday at 9 50 from her home. Interment Bethany Reformed Cemetery.

Elizabeth Mra Ikatie Ephrata Katie’ Uhrich AL Be Ubtien Washington ‘Avenue Ephrati Iss Farmersville Karl Township John Wl, Bixler Uhrich Bethany Ree Church Reformed Cemetery

Suits for Books Draw Alderman Hartman Hearing

On Tuesday morning Alderman Hartman of Lancaster presided over a civil hearing about suits filed by HL Beers & Co. against county residents to recover book prices. The firm has been compiling a biographical county history with portraits and sketches. Books priced at 15 dollars, with buyers allegedly signing agreements to purchase, are at issue though some claim they did not sign. Appeals are contemplated.

Hartman Lancaster HL Beers & Co Enoti Purcaser

Brunerville School Tragedy Claims Young Life

A Brunerville boy died at school in a sudden incident reported by local authorities. Investigations are underway to determine the cause as the community mourns the loss of a student.

Brunerville

Local Tidbits Share Weekend Visits and Parties

Intercourse area residents and visitors were seen at family gatherings and social events. Names include the Baby, Rutter, Kellundberger, Kauffman, Kling, Axe, Reynolds, and Eekert families with attendances in Lancaster, Coatesville, and neighboring towns. A surprise party for Miss Lottie Eekert and a basket sociable for Viola Reynolds highlighted a lively village social scene.

Baby Bureville Faison’ K. Baby Minnie. Martin Rutter Margaret Philadelphia Jason K. Raby Parkenburg Elin’ Kellundberger Gordonville Scott Kauffman George Tomlinson Lancaster Jacob Carrolls Harry Stomm Mechanicsburg Ciumberland County Selina Girvin Lancaster County Jason K. Eaby Temon Blair New Tolland M.E. Kling Coatesville Anna Kling Frigida Win, Axe Coateavile Thomas Axe Morris Baby Newton, Parmer Partner Geo. Keiser New Holland W. Scott Kauffman Baltimore Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Channey Ratter Langaster Harry Ratter Lottie + Eekert Brownstown William. Axe Tobi Reynolds Viola Smeely Her Miny Liegaman Place Paradise Leola Skélp Buyerstown Snayely’s Mills and Tatarcourse

Clergyman Hurry During Storm at Jotin Reported

A clergyman named H Burton was hurried during a storm at Jotin as IMs and editors noted. The report cites uncertain details and local context remains unclear.

Jotin Anakenly

Farm transfers and parcels sell across several townships

Jerone Brubaker of Ephrata township sold an 85 acre farm to Rev. David Snader of Akron for 283 60 per acre. Benjamin Sprecher Estate sold 03 acres at Wogansville to John Wenger for 8150 50 per acre. On Thursday a 70 acre tract at Petterville East Earl township belonging to John Killian sold at public sale to Samus Souders of Caernarvon for 102 per acre.

Jerone”’ Brubaker Ephrata Township David Snader Akron Benjamin Samus Souders

Survivors of Seventy-ninth Regiment Hold Lancaster Reunion

The Seventy-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers known as the Lancaster county regiment held a reunion in Lancaster on Thursday to mark Chickamauga anniversaries. Over 125 veterans answered invitations. officers elected included Edward Edgerley as president M W Kilburn as secretary and James H Marshall as treasurer. The group planned biennial reunions and later met at West End Park for dinner and speeches.

Seventy-ninth Regment of Pennsylvania Volunteers Lancaster County Regiment Lancaster Chickamauga Marge Wawird , Edgerley James H. Marshall Hiram Snyder Péter Sensenderfer Conrad Sowers Richard Blekenderfer Frederick Suters Grand Army Hall Velock Edgerley Edward Edgerley M. W. Kilburn West End Park

Reunion of Lutheran Congregations at Reamstown Park

Members of the Reamstown charge comprising Muddy Creek Bowmansville Centre Bergstrasse and Reamstown held no reunion in Root's park Reamstown last Saturday Rev J E Whitaker of Trinity Lutheran Lancaster and Rev C B Harpt of Grace Lutheran Lancaster delivered addresses after returning from travels in England Ireland Scotland Wales A good turnout shared baskets for luncheon and enjoyed the day with a fine choir performance.

Reamstown Muddy Creek Bowmans Ville Centre Bergstrasse Root's Park Drooj. E. Whitaker Trinity Lutheran Church Lancaster England Ireland Scotland Wales C. B. Harpt Grace Lutheran Church

Jurors Drawn for U S Circuit Court Philadelphia

Lancaster County jurors selected to serve in the U S Circuit Court in Philadelphia for periods starting October 10 and November 9. Names include Israel G. Erb Lititz Jacob Konigmacher Ephrata Preston White Rock M Beldomridge Farmersville John C. Ferry Columbia and Roger Buch Elizabethtown.

Laneaster County U.8 Circuit Court Philadelphia Israel G. Erb Lititz Jacob Konigmacher Ephrata

Weather and Farm Work Share A Quiet Week

The week brought no rain with bright sun and cool nights. A light frost appeared in places but caused little damage. Farmers prepare ground for wheat, some sowing game, others cutting corn, and a few tobacco crops are being hurried in. Cider making and apple butter production add to farm tasks.

Mennonite Minister Chosen by Lot at Mechanics Grove

On Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock the Old Mennonites of Mechanics Grove held a meeting at the meeting house to select an assistant pastor. Four candidates expressed willingness, Levi Bueher John Bomberger and brothers John W Swarr Jacob Swarr Jr each drew by lot to determine the chosen one. The bishop ordained the selected candidate immediately. Adenacon was elected separately by lot with five candidates, Amos Miller of Mechanics Grove chosen.

John W. Swarr Jacob Swarr, Jr Mechanics’ Grove Iird Adenacon Amos Miller

Unconscious Miss Sophitt Spangler Found At Home

Miss Sophitt Spangler of 34 Lake Street Ephrata, a noted collector of curios, was found unconscious on her kitchen floor Sunday morning after an attack on Friday evening. Neighbors last saw her Friday and assumed trouble when she did not appear Saturday or Sunday. her brother William Spangler reported a forced door. She fainted Friday evening, entered cold air while resting, and pneumonia has since developed leaving her in critical condition.

Sophitt Spangler Lake Street Ephrata William Spangler

Veteran Stricken With Paralysis After Reunion

Howard Slaymaker, a member of the Seven Ninth Regiment, attending a reunion at West End Park in Lancaster, was stricken with paralysis. He is at St. Joseph hospital in critical condition. He was born and raised in Salisbury township and now lives in Chester County, about six miles from Parkesburg.

Howard ‘Slaymaker West End ‘Park Lancaster St. Joseph Hospital John’ ‘Slaymaaker Salisbury Township Mount ‘Vernon Chester Parkes

Weaver to Take Charge of Reidenbach Store Next Thursday

Aaron Weaver of Blue Ball will assume control of Reidenbach's Store from H. D. Kreider next Thursday October. He plans a full stock of seasonable goods and aims to meet community needs with satisfactory prices and attentive service aided by clerks.

Aaron Weaver Blue Ball Reidenbach's H. D. “Kreider Weaver

Surgical Operation Pex Formed By Bylvestan Bryberger

A terse notice states that the surgical operation Pex was formed by Bylvestan Bryberger, a well known figure.

Bylvestan Bryberger

Meeting of Salisbury Taxpayers Promises Next Session

A Salisbury taxpayers meeting was held discussing public funds and future actions. Attendees noted ongoing projects and called for additional sessions to review finances and plans.

Canestdie District Details Unclear

OCR fragment provides incomplete text with likely references to a district in Pennsylvania. Readable parts do not form a full event or notice. Further context is needed to identify entities, actions, or dates for a proper summary.

Sunday School Lessons Compare City and Country Church Work

A fragment outlines methods of Sunday school and asks how city church work differs from rural practice. It notes inquiry into the best ways to teach children and improve religious instruction.

Reverend Christopher Noss Returns From Japan With Family

Returned from Japan, Rev. Christopher Ness, a missionary there eight years, comes to spend a year’s furlough. He landed at Vancouver on September 17 and, after a Portland visit, travels via St. Paul Chicago and Buffalo to Aquashivoln, then to New Holland for winter in the Reformed Church parsonage.

Christopher Noss Japan Lnas Fmily Vancouver Portland Oregon St. Paul Chicago Buffalo

Fall from Tobacco Scaffold at Kinzer's Yard

Tobias Renninger of this borough fell about twenty feet from a tobacco scaffold at Kinzer's lumber yards when a board broke. He struck a platform and was unconscious briefly. He recovered quickly, missing only a day of work and feeling sore for several days.

Tobias Renninger Kinzer Wistead le Wan

Five Foot Tobacco Stalks Displayed by Dietrich

Yesterday John Dietrich Jr of a large borough displayed four tobacco stalks he grew on A G Miller’s Eagle hotel lot. Each stalk measured about five feet, with largest leaves from 34 to 40 inches long and 16 to 20 inches wide. The four stalks weighed twenty two pounds.

John Dietrich, Jr Big Borough Dietrich A. G. Miller Eagle Totel

Golden Eagles Plan Church Attendees Event

New Holland Cestle Knights of the Golden Eagle will attend church services at New Holland Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday evening October 11. Pastor Rya a T. Herson will preach an appropriate sermon. Full attendance urged as members meet at 7 o'clock for processional to the church.

New Holland Cestle Knights of the Golden Eagle New Holland Methodsal Episcopal Church Rya A T. Herson Ovcasion

Fingers Amputated At Kinzer's Planing Mill Accident

One day last week Harry Gockley of this borough was jointing shingles at Kinzer's planing mill when a knife caught the ends of two fingers, cutting off about half the nails and the entire fingertips. Last summer a trolley wheel cut off one of his toes in an earlier mishap.

Harry Gockley Kinzer Harry

Sunday School Superintendent Remembered for Fifteen Years Service

A Sabbath surprise honored Moses Hoover of the M. E. Sabbath school for fourteen years of faithful service. He recently resigned due to failing health as members presented a gold headed cane in recognition of his long selfless work.

M. E. Sabbath Moses Hoover

Lord's Supper at Trinity Lutheran Church

The sacrament of the Lord's supper will be celebrated in Trinity Lutheran Church in this borough on Sunday morning October 4, with services beginning at 10:30. Preparatory services on Friday evening at 7:30 and a Sunday morning preparatory at 10:15 for attendees.

Trinity Lutheran ‘Church

Bequest to Mennonite Church of Stumptown

In the will of John B. Landis of Upper Leacock township a bequest of 8400 is left to the Mennonite church of Stumptown. The interest is to be used to keep in repair the cemetery adjoining the church.

John B. Landis Upper Leacock Township Stumptown Upper Leacock

Sten' Meetings Feature Old Favorites and New Recruits

At October men’s meetings old favorites returned while new men were secured for upcoming sessions. The fragment notes ongoing recruitment and continued enthusiasm among attendees.

Oxford Trolley Backers Promise Road Upgrade by January

City officials in Oxford say the West Chester trolley line will be upgraded and the road reopened by January 1. The town council expects operators to complete the works and restore service to the corridor.

Oxford Chester Trolley Operartion

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