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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1938

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New Holland Schools Set Art Exhibit Across Grades

The annual New Holland Art Exhibition is planned for Friday April 29 from seven to ten PM in the high school. Exhibits will fill grade rooms the home economics room and hall bulletin boards with extra space provided by the annex. First grade focuses on graphic vocabulary with paper bag ducks. Second grade features Indian themed bags moccasins headdresses and bowls. Third grade offers a continuing display.

New Holland

Ministers Attending Conference Listed for Allentown Church

The ministers attending the conference at Trinity Evangelical Congregational church in Allentown include Rev. Amos H. Groff of Bridgeville and Mt. Culnjen, Rev. L. O. Weist of Pequea and Mt. Airy, and Rev. C. D. Rabuck of Trinity Church Terre Hill.

Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church Allentown Amos H. Groff Bridgeville Mt. Culnjen L. O. Weist Pequea Mt. Airy C. D. Rabuck Terre Hill

Births of sons announced in two area families

Mr and Mrs Bernard Fassnacht of this borough announce the birth of a son on Wednesday April 13 at the grandparents home Mr and Mrs Burnell Inshoff. Mr and Mrs Daniel Weaver of Banks R1 announce the birth of a son at 8 10 p m Tuesday at Lancaster General Hospital.

Bernard Fassnacht Burnell Inshoff Daniel Weaver Banks, R. 1 Lancaster General Hospital

Post Office Adopts Daylight Saving Time Mail Hours

Local post office announces that starting Monday April 25 mail will be received and dispatched on Daylight Saving Time, aligning operations with the time change.

Trinity Church Observes Second Annual Visitors Day

Trinity Lutheran church hosts the second Visitors and Home-Coming Day in the borough on Sunday at 2 30 PM. Rev Herman F Miller leads a Sunday School lesson discussion as Grace Lutheran choir of Lancaster performs. Historical displays include a 1730 church record and a 1747 communion set of nine pewter pieces.

Trinity Lutheran Grace Lutheran Choir Lancaster Samuel Smith Martha Fack

Odd Fellows Plan Anniversary Services and Rally

The Combined Lodges of Lancaster announce a 116th anniversary service at 213 West Chestnut Street Lancaster on April 24 at 7 30 PM Daylight Time led by Reverend William J Downing with Edna Mentzer directing music Public is invited A Tri State Rally will be held in Harrisburg April 30 with more than five hundred Odd Fellows from Lancaster to join a parade at 4 PM led by a band and drum corps Local committees include M D Good Martin Mohle George Dissinger and Gilbert N Gutekunst.

Order of Odd Fellows Rebekah Lancaster County West Chestnut Street Lancaster William J. Downing St. Paul's M. EE Edna Mentzer Odd Fellows Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Herrisburg Order M. D. Good Martin Mohle George Dissinger Gilbert N. Gutekunst

Sunday School Convention Heads Adult District 12

The thirtieth annual Sunday School Convention of the Adult Division of District No. 12 will be held Saturday afternoon and evening, April 30, at the Mt. Curmen E. GC church. Rev. F. C. Aungst will speak on the theme Christ in the Life of the World at 1:00 PM. Rev. Burt A. Behrens of Rohrerstown will deliver the evening address at 7:30 PM.

District No. 12 Mt. Curmen E. GC F. C. A.ungst Christ Burt A. Behrens Rohrerstown

Heifer and Rooster Plunge in 45 Foot Well

A heifer owned by P. H. Em Tey of Cambridge and a Park Bewley rooster fell into a 45 foot well with 10 feet of water. The heifer stayed alive and attempted to climb the wall to keep above water while Rev. Hassler preached his 23rd annual sermon at Trinity Lutheran. Death notices follow including Bertha Baxter Barbara Cafferty Rachel Eaby and John Hahn.

P. H. Em Tey Cambridge Park Bewley Mr. Emrey Sion John W. Hassler Trinity Lutheran Church Bertha Baxter David Baxter Earl Township Barbara Cafferty James Cafferty Rachel Eaby Gordonville John Hahn

Mrs B Ellen Kreider of Saudersburg Dies After Long Illness

Mrs B Ellen Kreider widow of Tobias R Kreider died at St Josephs hospital at 7 am Sunday after years of illness. She was a Mennonite church member and mother to Stella R Anna Enos R Miller Ches ter Roy Isaac Benjamin Edith R and 18 grandchildren. She also leaves siblings Susan Brackbill Annie Kreider Jacob TL John Ranck Sara R Barge and Amos Ranck. Private home services followed by church rites at Strasburg Mennonite Church and burial in the adjoining cemetery.

B. Ellen Kreider Saudersburg Tobias R. Kreider St. Joseph’s Hospital Jabe Benjamin Lydia Hershey Mennonite Church Stella R Lancaster Anna Enos R. Miller Banks, R. 1 Chester R Sandersburg Roy R East Lampeter Isaac West Lancaster Benjamin Ephrata Edith R Susan Brackbill Seaman Place Annie Kreider Jacob TL John Ranck Strasburg Saas R. Barge Paradise Township Amos Ranck Atlantic City N. J

Reception for New Members at St Stephen Reformed

St Stephen Reformed held a Tuesday evening reception for new members. Program included Invocation by Dr H V Givler, addresses by Lewis Garman for the Sunday School and R E Whitmore for the consistory, flute solo by Martha Kling, duet by Joyce Hooker and James Bachman, humorous monologue by Dorothy Ressler, reading by Mary Givler and magic by Violette Diehm. George High chaired, Women’s Bible Class provided refreshments.

St. Stephen Reformed Congregation H. V. Givler Lewis Garman R. E. Whitmore Martha Kling Joyce Hooker James Bachman Dorothy Ressler Mary Givler Violette Diehm George High Young People’s Department The Church School

Kirk Foulke Awarded Harrisburg Garbage Contract

Kirk Foulke of this borough won the Harrisburg garbage contract for five years at a low bid of 109 975. Hagy Brothers of Harrisburg previously held the contract for twenty years bidding 147 000. Foulke bought a 176 acre farm in West Hanover Township Dauphin County and lumber for piggery pens.

Kirk Foulke Harrisburg Hagy Brothers Mr. Foulke West Hanover Township Dauphin County

Constant Workers’ Class Meeting Promises Mystery Reveal

The Constant Workers' Class of Trinity Lutheran Sunday School met in the Parish House on Tuesday evening. Announcement said at the next meeting on May 17 in the Parish House their mysterious sisters will be revealed.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday School

Easter ham misadventure at Allen town farm

April tale recalls Rev. Calvin Bachman and family missing their Easter ham due to a fire at the smokehouse. After a day at the movies they return to find only ashes and a note blaming the loss on the blaze, with a joking line about eating and dust.

Clarion invites readers to mail news for publication

The Clarion announces it welcomes reader submissions by mail for publication. It invites community reports, notices, and brief items to be mailed for consideration and potential printing.

The Clarion

Pennsylvania Maple Sugar Industry Described

Somerset county highlights Pennsylvania sugar and maple syrup farming as a major local income. Farmers tap sugar maples with spiles, collect sap in metal buckets, and transport it on sleds or small wagons. The article notes seasonal rounds, sap flow, and transition from wooden to metal spouts and buckets.

Somerset County

Miss Anna Mentzer Weds R J Weaver In Kinzer Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Anna E Mentzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert K Mentzer Kinzer and Russell C Weaver son of Mrs Sara Weaver Terre Hill occurred at noon Saturday at the bride’s parents home The Rev Frank E Druckenbrod officiated The couple were attended by Mgr and Mrs John Mentzer The bride wore light blue chiffon with pink rose bouquet The reception followed for immediate family and the couple planned a trip to Washington and Virginia Then they will reside at the bride’s home The groom works at Frank II and Sons silk mill

Anna E Mentzer Herbert K. Mentzer Kinzer R. J Russell C. Weaver Sara Weaver Terre Hill Frank E. Druckenbrod Limeville Mt. Zion United Brethren Mgr John Mentzer Washington D. C Virginia Frank II and Sons Silk Mill

Bake Sale Planned by St Stephen Reformed Church

A bake sale is set for Saturday morning at 10 o clock in front of the New Holland Theatre. The event is organized by the Come and Join class of St Stephen Reformed church school. Chicken corn soup will be sold.

New Holland Theatre St. Stephen Reformed Church

Card of Thanks from Women’s Field Army donors

On behalf of the Women’s Field Army in cancer research efforts, thanks are given to all who contributed from New Holland and Earl township. The district quota was $50, and yesterday’s contributions reached $71.50. -Mrs. R. E. Whitmore

Women’s Field Army New Holland Earl Township

King's Daughters Plan To Hold Benefit

The Legal Workers Circle of King's Daughters met at Mrs. P. R. Wentz home. Mrs. Horace Wanner led as third vice president and sympathy committees were named for East and West New Holland. They scheduled a benefit movie date to be announced soon and plan a supper by the Ladies’ Aid Society. A $35 contribution was voted to the American Society for the Control of Cancer. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Wanner’s East Earl home.

Legal Workers Circle King's Daughters P. R. Wentz Horace Wanner Third View President East New Holland Geo. F. Besore Sydney Irons West New Holland Alta Dille Clyde Brackin St. Stephen Reformed Church New Holland Ladies’ Aid Society Jonathan Martin American Society For the Centrol of Cancer East Earl

Five Concerns Plan Daylight Time This Season

A number of local industrial plants announce they will observe daylight time starting Sunday April 24 through September 25. Confirmed users include New Holland Machine Company Frank IX and Sons Von Fair Hosiery Mill Brass Brown and Aluminum Company New Holland Planing Mill Company. Others like New Holland Concrete Company Garment Factory and milk plants stay on Standard Time.

New Holland Machine Company Frank Ix and Sons von Fair Hosiery Mill Brass, Brown, and Aluminum Company New Holand Planing Mall New Holland Concrete Company

Rod and Gun Club Sets New Practice Fees and Plans Event

The Rod and Gun Club and the New Holland Rod and Gun Club held a monthly meeting on Wednesday to discuss ground igaments revisions and practice shoot pricing. Future shoots will charge one cent per target. reductions are limited by shed costs. A members only program is planned on a free day.

New Holland Rod and Gun Club

Italy and Britain Sign Diplomatic Accord Amid Ethiopian Crisis

The report notes Mussolini and Chamberlain reaching a table agreement to preserve status quo in Africa and Spain. Britain backs Italy's return to the League while aiding access to India and recognizing Ethiopia's conquest, with Ethiopians still resisting. The piece critiques American neutrality and realpolitik.

Africa Ethiopia Spain Italy Mediterranean Britain India

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. H Ruth Fryberger Trinity Church H. F. Miller Reading Ler West Chester Wilmington Frank Ulrich Arran Trinity Lutheran Church C. G. Bachman Elen Kreider Strasburg Mennonite By Dip N. Baul Pa Time Milady Calvin George Bachman George Brother Bachman Bachmans Seaman’s Green Grocery Stauffer Drug Store Jonathan B. Fisher Lef Weaver—Mentzer King’s Daughters D.S. T Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Rod and Gun Club Benny Mussolini Chamberlain England America
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