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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1913

Page

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Soldiers of the Penni Tajik Volunteers Camp Near New Market

A report on the 190th Regiment Penni Tajik Volunteers with 105 men in Co K detailing that only 19 survive and listing the present officers and men including Captain Eckels and Augustus Nauman. The unit moved to the New Market road near the Mile Catch near the Horse Shoe Army camp, fortified and then settled into winter quarters. A March 26 review by President Lincoln and General is noted.

Gomes Martin R. Golba Blie Ball Penni Tajik Elds Renation West’ Brownsville Pas Sartgent 100Th P. V.rbalog Chatchi Maiindr Lincoln

Old soldiers gather for reunion with vivid war reminiscences

The report recalls a reunion at a park where veterans, led by Comrade Goed and Captain Eckels, shared stories of World War battles. A poem by Lieut Wilsey and songs filled the gathering as participants recalled marches and the capture of Fort Gregg.

The Great Lancaster Fair Set For Four Days Open

Readied for Lancaster Fair running Tuesday through Friday with a high class racing program. Free amusements include performing acts by Bevisational Smithson and the Howards. Balloon stunts by King Kelly, and parachute drops mark the thrill lineup. Machinery and tobacco exhibits loom large with firms like International Harvester, Keeley Stove, and State College of Pennsylvania displaying. Athletic meet set for September 30, plus police oversight aims to keep the track clear.

Lancaster Smithson Actial Howards Melvin” Howard Ia King Kelly Anothe Man Hoaglan Bros Trafalgar Ind Stirk International Harvester Company Keeley Stove Company Columbia Evar Pennsylvania College I Lancaster County Lancaster County Tobacco Growers’ Association Pinkerton Hiso David Brubaker Mountville: Brick Company

Go' anight Hess hall to show moving pictures

Roger Hall of Lancaster will open a new season of moving pictures at Hess Hall tonight at 7 80 o clock with his popular projection. The shows have pleased New Holland audiences for years and the next season promises up to date entertainment with clean moral pictures. An admission fee of 15 cents is charged and seats are served with a fine show expected.

Hess Sohn Re Boyet Lancaster New Holland Roger Jason

They Were Big Ones Lemon Troop Gardener at De Haven Farm

A reader note describes Lemon Troop living on the De Haven farm as a first-class gardener with unusually large specimens. The account praises their skill and notable plants grown on the property.

Lemon Troop De‘Haven Farm

New Holland Beats Terre Hill in Ninth Inning Rally

Local club wins third game against Terre Hill 4 to 3 last Saturday on the home diamond. New Holland now has five wins in three games and hosts the fourth contest today at Terre Hill. The finish came in the ninth inning with an error and bad throws deciding the result amid a good crowd. E Slater I Newpher Glowner led with two-base and three-base hits, while Geist Borst each struck out four or six times.

New Holland Terre Hill E. Slater I. Newpher Glowner Geist Horst Borst Erb Leed Klenmer Slater Frankhouser Miller Storb

Real Estate Sold at Auctions On West Main Street

Auctioneer M W Taylor sold for Ralph Shaub property on West Main Street to William C Steffy of Woodville for 2670 dollars. Other estate sales included Mary Weber's farm between Kinzer and Nickle Mines in Paradise Township and a 2 acre parcel with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings on the road from Kinzer to Nickle Mines.

M. W. Taylor Ralph Shaub West Main Street William C. Steffy Woodville E. Hu Burkholder Bats Estate Faylor Mary's Weber Hinkletown Reidenbach's Franklin Witmer Earl’ Township Paradise Township Ofa Finta Jacob

New Holland Line Exhibit Heads to Lancaster Fair

The New Holland Machine Company ships three carloads of machinery for display at the Lancaster Fair. The exhibit features rock crushers several gasoline engines feed mills wood saws and pump jacks. Two horse engines power a pump near the railroad entrance. Mr. Snyder and Mr. Mowrer will welcome visitors and demonstrate the products. The company has shown at Hanover Tunkhannock Allentown Philadelphia County and other fairs this season and will appear at thirty five county fairs and many state fairs by season end.

New Holland Machine Company Lancaster Fair Machinery Avenue Snyder J. ‘H. Mowrer Hanover Tunkhannock Byberry Philadelphia County Allentown New Freedom Lewisburg Carlisle Lancaster Milton Dallas Lehighton Trenton N. J Danbury Sedalia Nashville, Tenn Springfield Iil

Lancaster Automobile Club Sees Growth and Road Promises

The Lancaster Automobile Club reports value to members and new growth with 17 new members elected at New Holland on Friday September 19. It highlights repairs promised on Neffsville East Petersburg New Danville Levan’s Mill Refton New Providence roads and talks legal action against turnpike delays with an October meeting at Donegal Inn Maytown.

Lancaster Automobile Club New Holland S. R. Zimmerman Chas Bf"Reiling Good Roads Committee Relling Neffsville East Petersburg Danville Pike Levan Refton New Providence Lancaster Reiling Wolf Motor Club Harrisburg Bellefonte Waa Harrisburg Pike Turnpike Company Donegal Inn Maytowny

Directors Hold Meeting Form Intercourse Protective Association

Directors of the Intercourse Protective Association met at Squire H B Slack's office in Intercourse on Monday evening and formed the organization with Géo W as president and H B Slack as secretary. November 1st was set for an all day meeting at Hears Hall in Thtercontes Pa. Committees were appointed to arrange a program for the occasion and further announcements will be made.

Grant Ataff Hatchera Row Sth Fort Gregg Lea Cabont Rosa Lee Rice Farmville Dar le Iertte Court Intercourse Protective Association Squire H. B. Slack Intercourse Géo. W H.B. ‘Slack Thtercontes Br OsbEn Coiddtree

Lancaster Fair Exhibit Promotes Efficient Gasoline Engines

The Lancaster Fair next week will host the complete Associated Ape Gasoline Engines exhibit from HtPB and Power Wanders. Electric Light Plant bids by MA Wall promise country homes. manufacturers report significant improvements in their line this past year, with prices lower than other standard engines, inviting all visitors to call at the exhibit.

Lancaster MA Wall Sdté

Deaths in Bareville and Intercourse Community

Infant Benjamin Franklin Zuck dies at six months after brief illness with funeral in Bareville Church of the Brethren. Emma C. Ringwalt dies in Coatesville Hospital at 55. funeral at St Stephen Reformed cemetery. Susanna Wiker dies at 77. funeral at Strasburg Mennonite Church. Peter Smith found dead at 83. heart disease cited. funeral at Mt Zion Church. Amanda Burkholder dies near Mechanicburg at 51. Mennonite funeral. Jason Eaby of Intercourse, 74, dies after stroke. long career as Intercourse merchant. funeral at his home with burial at Old Leacock Presbyterian. Funeral details for all items provided.

Benjamin Franklin Zuck Clayton Zuck Bareville Church of the Brethren Emma C. Ringwalt Coatesville Churchtown Coatesville Hospital William Ringwalt Hattie Ringwall I. C. Henninger New Holland St. Stephen Reformed Cemetery Susanna Samuel E. Wiker Witmer Mennonite Church Elmer Lancaster William Quarryville Enos Mt. Pleasant Benner E. C. Benner Lydia Burkholder Lampeter Strasburg Mennonite Amanda Burkholder Weidler Burkholder Mechanicaburg A. L. Brubaker Lititz Harvey Laura Weidler Jacob B. Eshleman Jacob Jason K. Eaby Lancaster County Moses Eaby New Holland National Bank Lancaster County National Bank Intercourse Presbyterian Church Amanda Zook W. G Roscoe Morris Emma Showalter Martindale Leola Old Leacock Presbyterian Church Paradise Gordenville J. C. Henninger Bas

Live Stock Sales Reported At Styer House and October Sale

A historical market note details sales at the Styer House Sale and Exchange Stables with Missouri horses priced from 2120 to 180, and 25 cows from 65 to 110. It notes forthcoming October 10 carload Missouri horses by R B Simpson and lists price ranges for cows steers heifers and shoats. W H Good sold 23 head of horses averaging 205 with roan horses among the offerings. Jag Bl Hooker sold choice cows from 40 to 100 as dealers attended the sale judged good by all.

Harry L. Stauffer Styer-House Exchange Missouri Stabffer R. B. Simpson W.H. Good Jag. BL ‘Hooker

Fraternal visit planned by Ephrate and Washington camps

Will Visit Ephrate Camp Washington Camp No 40 P O S of AS to pay a fraternal visit on Tuesday evening September 80 A special car leaves the hall at 6 30 for those accompanying the party Those who have not yet reported to the communities should report at the hall All members of the order are invited to attend

Washington P.O. S Ephrate

Pious A Wrist Scene Mentioned in Evening Hoe Incident

Partial OCR notes reference a Monday evening event described as a wrist issue tied to an incident involving Hoe. Details are fragmentary with limited names and locations readable.

Lutheran Pastoral Association Meets in Parsonage

The Lutheran Pastoral Association of Lancaster County held its regular session in the local parsonage on Monday starting at 10:30 with devotional services led by Rev. E. L. Wessinger. Officers were elected with Rev. F. P. Mayser as president, Rev. Wessinger as vice president, and Rev. Paul Jount as secretary and treasurer.

Lutheran Pastoral Association of Lancaster County E. L. Wessinger F. P. Mayser D. D Paul Jount Fulton Opera House Lancaster E. Whittaker Toledo Mayser Europe New Holland C. E. Haupt J. E. Whitteker P. ‘Mayer DDS J. Reichert

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