Obituary for Tobias D Kreider former Leacock resident dies
Tobias D Kreider of Leacock township died at home after illness. He is survived by his wife Emma G Herr of Strasbio township and children including Mrs Frank Witmer West Lampeter Noah W Ellen Hi Chester Ty. Also surviving are brothers and sisters Mia David TM L Groff Benjamin Hi Lancaster Susan Buckwalter Galifornia. Funeral held privately with services at Paradise Mennonite church near Lampeter with burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Tobias D. '‘Kreider
Ewell
Leacock
Emma
G. Herr
Strasbio
Frank ‘Witmer West
Lampeter
Noah W
Ellen
Chester Ty
Mia
David ™ L ‘Groff
Benjamin Hi. Lancaster
Susan Buckwalter
Galifornia
Mrs Sarah Weinhold 77 Dies at Home After Stroke
Mrs. Sarah Weinhold aged 77 of near Union Grove died at her home on Monday morning after a stroke. Survived by daughter Emma, three grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Member of Center Reformed Church. Services Thursday at 2 PM at Center Church with burial in Center Cemetery.
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Sarah Weinhold
Union Grove
Emma
Center Reformed Church
Center
Methodist Pastor Brettle to Return to Leola and New Holland
Rev. H. A. Brettle, popular pastor of the Leola and New Holland Methodist Charge for three years, is returned for the ensuing year by the meeting in Philadelphia. Many friends rejoice that he will continue to serve these two congregations.
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H. .A. Brettle
Leola
New Holland
Ene
Philadelphia
District 12 Convention Held At Center Church
The 21st annual Sunday School Convention of District No 12 of the Lancaster County Sunday School Association met at Center Lutheran and Reformed Church on Saturday April 9 The afternoon program featured worship led by Rev A W Leibensperger a year in Retrospect session and divisions for Children Young People Home Extension and Sunday Schools with leaders Mrs Mary V Oberholzer Misa Emeline Snyders James Usner and Mrs Isaac Weinhold among those listed.
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Lancaster County
Center Lutheran ‘and Reformed Church
Stephen Reform Church Choir To Render Lent Cantata
The St Stephen Reformed Church choir of thirty voices will sing Maurider's Lent Cantata next Sunday at seven. The program includes organ preludes, hymns, solos by Eva Diller Russell Groff and George I, an offertory, and a closing benediction. Wayne Bixler directs. Florence Bair accompanies. All are invited.
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St. Stephen Reformed
Maurider
Wagner
Eva Diller
Jesus
Mr. Russell
Groff
Park III
Mr. George I
Ruth
Kauffman Offertory
New Holland Ice Plant Sold to Atlantic Ice
Announcement reports the sale of the New Holland Ice and Cold Storage Plant to Atlantic Ice Manufacturing Company of Coatesville. The transfer, arranged by W. D. Kling, will take effect May first with operations continuing under existing policy. the buyers run twenty plants across Maryland Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania.
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New Holland
Atlantic Ice Manufacturing Company
Coatesville
W. D. Kling
Intercourse
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Postmaster Receives Notice of New Electric Canceling Machine
Postmaster Isaac H. Snader reports arrival of an electric letter cancelling machine from Brooklyn. The self feeding unit, used in large offices, can cancel up to four hundred letters per minute and counts letters during cancellation. Rising outgoing mail prompted the installation to maintain quick service as New Holland already handles about three thousand letters daily.
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Isaac H. Snader
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mark
New Holland
Local Pair Figures in Car Crash Near Hellers Church Curve
Elmer Spotts of West Main Street and his sister Miss Mabel Spotts a student nurse at St Joseph Hospital Lancaster narrowly escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon when their Chevrolet cabriolet collided with a Hudson seven passenger coach driven by Barbara Massey of Reading. The Spots avoided the large sign board but incurred heavy vehicle damage. Miss Spotts suffered cuts requiring a doctor.
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Elmer Spotts
Mabel Spotts
St." Joseph " Hospital
Lancaster
Hudson “Seven Assenger
Barbara ‘Massey
Reading
Heller's Church
Ife
Mr. Spotts
Miss Spotts
Base Ball Prospects Look Bright For Lancaster Area
With spring near, locals shift from winter games to baseball. The stove league ends with talks on major league players and amateur teams. A Lancaster dailies report of a county league including New Holland was found unfounded and borough interests remain cautious yet promising material suggests forming a team this year.
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Lancaster
New Holland
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Bowman on Seventy-Second
A birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Elroy Wagner on East Main street in the borough to honor Mrs Elizabeth Bowman on her seventy second birthday. A social evening continued with a luncheon and gifts for the celebrant.
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Elroy Wagner
East Main Street
Vincent Lowery
Edward Andrew
Scott Bowman
John Bowman
Raymond Buzzard
McKinley Diem
Gabriel Wagner
Lydia . Marvin
John Shetzley
Mattie Schnupp
Margaret, Evans -Helen A Ler
Anna Andrew
IdaWathy Buzzard
Vera’ “Bowman
Marian Bowman
Ethel Buzzard
Charlotte Diem
Paul Martin
John Andrew
Harry Andrew
John Wagner
Donald Wagner
Lester Wagner
Richard Diem
Ralph Houck
Marriage of Amos M Nolt and Alda Donmoyer at Hershey
Amos M Nolt of Martindale and Alda Donmoyer of Reinholds were married on Saturday March 26 by Elder Ben Ebersole of Hershey. The couple are the son and daughter of local families. The article notes the officiant and places involved.
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Amos M. Nolt
Isaac ‘M. Nolt
Martindale
Lions Club Meeting Set In New Holland
The Lions Club of New Holland will hold a regular monthly session at the New Holland House on Tuesday evening April 4 at 8 00. The meeting was moved a week to avoid Holy Week conflicts. Reports on club movements will be given and street lighting discussions with Edison Electric Company and General Electric engineers are expected to be summarized. The entertainment committee plans special features for the evening and urges all members to attend.
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Lions Club of
New Holland
New Holland House
Streeb Lighting
Edison Electric Company
General Electric Company
Ladies Clothing Invitation to Spring Arrivals
Community ladies invited to visit a new spring collection of coats dresses and millinery now arriving. The note promises a complete assortment and pleasing prices from S. Rubinson.
Easter Clothing Ad Promises Style and Savings
Listen men Easter is near plan now for a new suit and furnishings. Let us help you make selections to save money. See our line of Curlée clothes with hats ups shoes oxfords shirts ties and hosiery in the newest modes. Rubinson
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Rubinson
Change of Market Hours Notice
Hereby given that the New Holland operation changes schedule. The IR continues until the new schedule goes into effect. A.B. Groff & Sons are involved in public notice of the change.
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New Holland Op. m
W M A Meeting of Woman's Missionary Association
The Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church invites members and friends to a regular meeting at 7 30 PM on the church street venue. The event includes program and fellowship.
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Woman's Missionary Association of the United'Brethren ‘Church
Triday Noon Lenten Services At Trinity Lutheran
Large audiences at Trinity Lutheran Church attend Friday noon Lenten services under the New Holland Federation of Churches. Rev Eugene Erb of United Evangelical Church Bridge dress offers an appreciative address. Helen Mentzer will perform works including Nuptiale by Dubois and Cantilene by Handel.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
New Holland Federation of Churches
Eugene Erb
United Evangelical Church
Mentzer
Will
Xerxés
Handel
Dubois
Cantilené
Moving Lively as Town Residents Change Dwellings
The town sees a wave of moves with residents swapping homes and locations. A. L. Futer relocates from West Main 432 to Grand Street property of Joseph Graybill. William Harsh moves from near Vici into Futers former residence. John Ferrich moves to Lancaster after selling his Second Hand Furniture shop. Levi K. Bair plans to occupy Ferrich’s former home and Clarence Ruess buys the Nair house on Brimmer Avenue and moves in today.
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A. L. Futer
West Main Street
Joseph Graybill
Grand Street
William Harsh
Near Vici
Futer
John Ferrich
Snader
Levi K. Bair
Lancaster
Mr. Bair
Clarence Ruess
Nair
Brimmer Avenue
New Orthophonic Demonstration Scheduled Here
A talking machine that automatically changes records and runs for an hour on one magazine will be shown to the public Monday evening at 8 in the High School Auditorium. Local Victor dealer J F Werner will present the instrument, among the first completed by Victor Talking Machine Co. engineers.
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Victor
Victor Talking Machine Company
Victor Laboratories
Werner
Wed- I
Instruoeto
Irina Ont
Easter Cantata by United Brethren Church Choir
The United Brethren Church choir performs the Easter Cantata Christ the Victor by Dudley Buck on Palm Sunday afternoon April 10 at 2 46 in the church auditorium. Directed by Mrs. Robert H. Wright with Anna Mearig as organist.
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Christ the Victor
Dudley Buck
United Brethren Church
Robert H. Wright
Anna Mearig
Christus
Oreste Ravanello
Willis Weidman
Night Watch
Wilson Bair
Clarence Ruess
Ruth Bair
Daniel Hoover
Missionary Chant
Report of the Watch
Simon Peter
Paul Russell
the Ascension
Earl Sandoe
Second Floor Bargains Offer Deep Discounts on Goods
Second floor bargain counters feature heavy overalls at $1 per pair, ladies silk hose three pairs for $1, night gowns two for $1, extra fine heavy coats reduced to $5 each, 12 quart galvanized buckets at 19 cents, and glass assortments at 10 cents amid $0.25 value items.
Baby Health Center Meeting Set At Trinity Lutheran
The Baby Health Center will hold its next regular meeting in Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday School rooms this borough. The clinic runs from 2:00 to 4:00 p m on Thursday April 71. A local physician will lead examinations assisted by State Nurse Miss Martha C Hauck RN of Columbia. All mothers in the borough and vicinity are invited.
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Trinity “Lutheran Church
Martha. C. Hauck
R.N
Columbia
Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases reported in borough
The local Board of Health reports several scarlet fever cases and one diphtheria case in the borough, developing this past week. Precautions will be taken to prevent the spread of these diseases.
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Board of Health
Social News Highlights from Lancaster Area Families
Mrs Annie Blair of Intercourse visits daughter Mary Russell. Lancaster guests include Mr and Mrs Samuel CauIler and family, Mr and Mrs Jacob Hoober, Miss Lucetta Willard visiting Larry Rutter, and many others sharing weekends and local visits. Read through for names like Abe Levi, Dor othy Groff, and Mary Weaver among the string of relatives and friends.
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Annie Blair
Intercourse
Mary Russell
Samuel Cauller
Lancaster
Isaac W. Cauler
Jacob Hoober
Near Town
Mar. Hoober
Mary Sensenis
John M. Hooker
Lucetta Willard
Larry Rutter
Samuel Plotnick
Abe Levi
I Lancaster
Dorothy Groff
Ephrat
David Gockle
Mary Storb
Terre Hill
Minnie Clir
Earl Emory
Jean
James Bair
Annie Wentz
Philadelp
P. R. Wentz
Lizzie Walter
Denver
Bessie Gutekunst
Reading
Norman F. Gutekunst
J. Jy
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Tobias
Center Church
GUST
Domm Raymondice
NEW Holland Ice and Cold Storage
Atlantic Ice Manufacturing Company of
Postoffice
Nolt
Donmoyer
Lions Club
S. Rubinson
A.B. _ GROFF & SONS
Mr. Heitmiller
Trinity Lutheran Church Notes
Paul Wachs
Baby Health Center
Maria Sweigart
Terre
Sweigart
Martin M. Supplee
George Supplee
Tobias Renninger
Lanc Ter
John A. Renninger
Betty Russell
Allentown
Cora L. Bair
Lancast
Frank Keiser
Daugh Leona
Jacob C. Smith
Lei
Vesta Rhoads
No Town
Jen . R.K. Reitz Raenes Vis Ngene
Stroshuy
Hirs
Elisabeth Stauffer
Goodville
W. P. Hoover
Margie L. Hess
H. B. Fenninger
Jennie NM. DeHe
William F. DeHaven
Forrest BE. Dagér
Philacphia
L. Caster
Margaret Ryback
Dauter Marguerite
Camden, N
Miller
Melling
Emma Goldren
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