Nolt Rites Held for Groffdale Resident
Leroy G Nolt 33 of Groffdale died Sunday morning after a long illness at his home. He was a Mennonite Church member and survived by his wife Suetta Burkhart, two sons Chester B and Morris B, his parents Noah and Mrs Nolt of Groffdale, and brother Harlan Nolt of Bareville. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at Groffdale Mennonite Church with burial nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy G
Nolt
Groffdale
Mennonite Church
Suetta Burkhart
Chester B
Morris B
Noah , Nolt
Clarence R. Good dies at Intercourse farmer and deacon
Clarence R. Good aged thirty nine passed away at his home near Intercourse on Thursday afternoon from complications after four months illness. He was a farmer and a deacon of Zeltenreich Reformed church for five years. Survived by his wife Annie Carpenter and children E Mildred Harold C M Lester Evelyn Ruth, plus sisters Mrs Robert Machamer, Mrs Catherine Buckwalter, Mrs Ellis Kniveton and Marti I Good. Private funeral Monday at 1 30 pm from the home with public service at 2 pm at Zeltenreich Reformed church. Burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Good
Intercourse
Zeltenreich Reformed Church
A. N
Annie Carpenter
E. Mildred
Harold C
M. Lester
Evelyn Ruth
Robert Machamer
Dauphin County
Catherine M. Buckwalter
Leola
Ellis Kniveton
Ardsley
Marti
I. Good
Leadership Training School Set to Open in September
The fourth term of New Holland's Community Leadership Training School begins Monday evening, September 23, for ten weeks at St. Stephen Reformed Sunday School room. Courses include A Study of the Pupil taught by Rev. F C Aungst and Church History taught by Rev. R L Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
St. Stephen
Aungst
Lebanon Valley College
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Winters
Mount Airy Theological Seminary
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
New Holland Ordinance Designs Through Traffic Stop Signs
Town council enacts Route 23 as main through traffic and directs erecting illuminated stop signs at entrances from intersecting roads. Signs must bear Through Traffic Stop in six inch letters and be visible at night by headlights or street lamps. Passed in 1929.
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Borough of
New Holland
Fitet
Duly, D
New Holland Junior Band Joins Stevens Contest Tour
The New Holland junior band enters a county contest at Stevens Pa next Tuesday evening August 13. Bands will compete for cash prizes and loving cups judged by Giuseppe Creatore. All local folks urged to travel with the boys. event starts 6:00 PM with massed junior bands and a finale under Creatore.
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New Holland
Stevens
Guiseppe Creatore
Creatore
Creatory
Lancaster Fair Promises Grand 2024 Exhibits and Stunts
The Lancaster Fair runs August 20 to 24 with fast horse races amusements and grand displays. Highlights include Vilno the cannon stunt May Wirth the circus star 22 Midway shows 90 concessions and a $6000 purse for harness and steeplechase events plus free parking and schoolchild admission on select days.
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Lancaster
New Fair Association
Vilno
May Wirth
Ringling Brothers
W. T. Stone
King's Daughters Meet for Bible Study
The Loyal Worker's Circle of King's Daughters will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening August 13, 1929 at 7 30 in the Trinity Lutheran Sunday School room with Miss Alta Diller in charge of the Bible Study.
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Loyal Worker’s Circle of
King’s Daughters
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Alta Diller
Optical Service Appel and Weber Offer Prompt Eye Care
Optical service providers Appel and Weber advertise ready eye care with a small staff of opticians. They claim quick services and mention a team of about ten personnel ready to assist customers.
Picnic at Overly's Grove Sixth Annual Union Picnic
Residents of New Holland and vicinity prepare for the twelfth annual picnic at Overly's Grove southeast of New Holland on Saturday August 16 from 10 30 a m to dusk. A large crowd is expected with ample water trestles and boards for tables and a noon dinner plus 6 30 p m supper. The program features sports contests and a Boys Band of eighty musicians. The Picnic Association seeks local cooperation to make it the biggest event yet.
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New Holland
Union Picnic Association
Overly’s Grove
Lions Club
Sandy Beach Park
Brackbill’s
Oregon
Resolution Honoring Lemon R Boyer by New Holland Borough Council
At the regular meeting on August 5 1929 the New Holland Borough Council adopted resolutions mourning Lemon R Boyer who died July 30 1929. He served many years on the highway committee and rendered invaluable civic service. The council offered sympathy to his family and directed minutes publication and notice to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon R. Boyer
Boro Council
New Holland
New Holland Clarion
Bereved
L. M. Storb
L. Davis
C. S. Fritz
B. Townsley
W. G. Gilfillan
R. T. Keiser
Child Health Center Holds August Clinic
The August meeting of the Child Health Center met Thursday afternoon at the Lutheran Church with 34 children 24 mothers and 3 visitors. Five new admissions were listed: Geraldine Wolfe 5 months William Allen Foy 8 months Lester S Martin age a months Helen Viola Rutt 1 year Chester B Sensenig 7 weeks. The next clinic is set for September 5 from 2 to 4 PM.
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Lutheran Church
Geraldine Wolfe
William Allen Foy
Lester S. Martin
Helen Viola Rutt
Chester B. Sensenig
Burkholder Family Reunion Planned at Hershey Park
The Burkholder family reunion program lists speakers and coordinators from Newville and St. Clair with musical leadership by John B. Seaman couple from Lancaster. The event at Hershey Park on August 15, 1929 includes historical address and recitations in the afternoon.
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Burkholder
Hershey Park
Hershey
Henry L. Burkholder
Newville
Clarence M. Burkholder
St. Clair
Mich
John B. Seaman
Lancaster
Messner Family Reunion Planned at Center Church
The fifth annual Messner reunion will be held at Center Church on Sunday August 11 with no weather postponement. Program includes 9:30 assembly 11:30 basket lunch and coffee served by the committee 2:30 basket supper. Secretary Charles B Messner invites all members to attend.
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Messner
Center Church
Class of 1926 Spent Weekend at Mt Gretna
Thirteen members of the New Holland High School Class of 1926 spent the weekend at Towanda and Wenona Cottages in Mt Gretna. Attendees include Wither Bair Edith Richwine Anna Groff Marion Geist Grace Arehart Irene Martin Clara Myers Anna High Amos Zook Norman Kensinger Lloyd Weber Benjamin Weaver and Samuel Harsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland High School
Towanda
Wenona
Mt. Gretna
Wither Bair
Edith Richwine
Anna Groff
Marion Geist
Grace Arehart
Irene Martin
Clara Myers
Anna High
Amos Zook
Norman Kensinger
Lloyd Weber
Benjamin Weaver
Samuel Harsh
Center S. S. Picnic at Terre Saturday August 17
Center Sunday notice urges attendance at a school picnic near Terre on Saturday August 17. The program includes a quartet and songs, with planned activities and a light social setting for attendees.
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Terre
Aroas
Keystone
Blue Ball Improvement Society Votes for Street Lights
The Blue Ball Improvement Society met in Town Hall with many citizens. H S Shirk presided and Mrs H B Hoover was secretary. Edison Electric Company representative H L Von Nelda spoke on lighting options and the group unanimously accepted terms for early installation. Athletic Association donated 1325 dollars toward the fund.
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Irovement Society
H. S. Shirk
H. B. Hoover
H. L. von Nelda
Ephrata
Edison Electric Company
the Athletic Association
Improvement Society
Upper Leacock Twp Farm Sold
Clayton Mellinger of Mechanicsburg sold his 27 acre farm on State Road near Leola to Jacob Zimmerman of Gordonville No. 2 at private sale. The transaction was arranged through W. D. Kling Real Estate and Insurance Agent of Intercourse, Pa.
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Clayton Mellinger
Mechanicsburg
State Road
Leola
Jacob 8. Zimmerman
Gordonville No. 2
W. D. Kling
Intercourse
Rain Stops New Holland Junior League Versus Coatesville
Rain halted a Thursday junior baseball game between New Holland and a Coatesville selection after four innings, with New Holland leading 4 to 3. The teams appeared evenly matched, two visitor runs unearned, home team three hits aided by strong hitting. The series resumes next week in Coatesville.
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New Holland
Coatesville
Kitchen Shower for Miss Irene Warner in Union Avenue Home
Miss Irene Warner hosted a kitchen shower Tuesday evening at her Union Avenue home. About thirty relatives and friends attended and a table of gifts followed a brief return from an outing, with Mr. Reymond W. Smith of Mechanicsburg among the evening’s vocal performances.
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Irene Warner
Union Avenue
Anna Kochel
Irede Helenthal
Edna Shirk
Dorothy Mohler
Helen Brown
Lena Pflaumer
Verna Stauffer
Edna Coffroad
Eva Diller
Cora Warner
Edna Lowry
Edith Diem
Kathryn Weaver
Margaret Yohn
Kathryn Berstler
Emma Diller
Bertha Diller
Elizabeth M. DeHaven
Ada Rutt
Helen Mentzer
Fanny Taylor
Grace Barr
Florence Smith
Ei. H. Baer
Robert Keiser
C. C. Ruess
Frank Houser
Cha
Mt Gretna Camp Meeting Calls Off Sunday Worship
U B Church notes no worship next Sunday due to Mt Gretna camp meeting running from Tuesday to Thursday of the following week. Dr G D Batdorf newly elected Bishop of the Eastern District will speak Saturday morning and Sunday morning and afternoon.
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Mt. Gretna
G. D. Batdorf
Harvest Sale Opens in New Holland Store
The Harvest Sale in New Holland advertises big savings for customers across all merchandise. Shoppers are urged to purchase summer goods at marked down prices, with reductions promised on every article regardless of size or value.
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New Holland
Houck Family Holds Tenth Reunion at Miphrata Park
The David Houck family hosts its tenth annual reunion at Miphrata Park next Thursday August 15. All family members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Houck
Miphrata Park
Notice for Entry of Non-Resident Pupils to New Holland High
All non resident pupils who wish to enter New Holland High School must follow district guidelines for enrollment. Applications are reviewed by the school committee and require proof of residency and prior academic records. Deadline for submission and details will be announced by the district office.
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New Holland High School
Kochel’s pitching seals 5 0 win over juniors
Lions Club blanked the Junior League squad 5 to 0 as Kochel pitched a no hit no run game. Only one ball reached the outfield, converted into two outs. Lions tallied in the first three innings and added a final run in the south.
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Lions
Kochel
Lions Club
Tuffy
Nab J. Irons
Yuninger
Real Estate Listings in New Holland Borough and Vicinity
A number of desirable dwelling houses and farms are listed for private sale in New Holland Borough and vicinity by STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance.
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New Holland
Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance
Eye Glasses Examined and Fitted at Low Prices
Eye glasses offered with examinations and fitting at very reasonable prices. Office hours are daily from 9 a.m. to serve after supper.
Visitors and Relatives Make Weekend Calls Across Lancaster
A long list of Lancaster area residents and guests is noted visiting family and friends across town and nearby towns. Names include Supplee, Cohick, Yost, Clime, Ranck, Bair, Diller, Gockley, Lemon, and Stober with trips to Lititz Atlantic City Reading Denver Mt Gretna and Hamilton Watch Factory.
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Lewis M. Storb
Mary
John
Isaac Clime
Phoenixville
Atlantic City
Anna Ranck
Philadelphia
Clayton Bair
Roberts Avenue
John Renninger
Atglen
Clyde Numbers
C. R. Bair
Anna Ranch
Harvey Johns
Lancaster
Harold Shulley
Reading
Dorothy
Ephrata
Groff
David Gockley
Diller Avenue
Col
Jerry Lemon
Harrisburg
Catharine Lemon
East Main Street
Annie Marshall
Chas. M
Chas
Yost
Betty
Daniel Cohick
Lititz
Paul Martin
Dover
N. J
Wm. Martin
Guy Wallace
Ethel
Hazel
Lemon Shaub
Davis Warfel
Arthur Good
B. G. Good
Emily B. Supplee
R. N
Frederick City Hospital
M. M. Supplee
Cora L. Bair
W. S. Stober
Denver
Annie Fox
Sue W. Shirk
Elizabeth Stauffer
Goodville
Automobile Insurance Protection Ad
An insurance notice urges motorists that no car owner can be without protection. It argues the cost is small compared to potential losses and promotes dependable coverage for years of travel.
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Leroy
Lancaster Fair
Optical Service
Tly
H. E. Ressler
Burgess
David H. Styer
Burkholder Family Reunion
S. S
Upper Leacock
Coatesville Jrs
U. B
Houck Reunion
Keiser
Stauffer
Ressler
Martin
J. Irons
P. Bensinger
R. Irons
R. Evans
W. Bair
Cauller
George Supplee, Jr
Dicky
M. M
Charles Yost
M. Rutter
Elizabeth Maby
Isaac Snader
Berwyn
Mrs
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