Isaac Martin Dies Suddenl y at Home Near New Holland
Isaac Martin aged 83 years 6 months 16 days died suddenly at his home near New Holland on Tuesday evening around six o clock from heart trouble. He was the son of the late John and Nancy Weaver Martin and is survived by five grandchildren. The funeral was held Friday morning at 9 80 at the home with services there and interment in the family burial ground on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Martin
Isaac
New Holland
John
Nancy Weaver Martin
Mrs Anna W Kline Dies at 68 in Terre Hill
Mrs Anna W Kline widow of Abner Kline of Terre Hill died Sunday night at General Hospital after four weeks illness. She was 68. Survived by brother George Uxley of Philadelphia and half siblings James Pattoh and Mrs Hiram Platt. Funeral held Wednesday at J C Henninger Parlors and Terre Hill United Evangelical Church. Burial in Terre Hill cemetery.
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Abner W. Kline
Abner Kline
Terre Hill
General Hospital
George Uxley
Philadelphia
James Pattoh
Downingtown
Hiram Platt
Lancaster
J. C. Henninger Undertaking
Missionaries Return From Philippine Islands
Rev and Mrs C E Retten and sons Chester and Donald have returned after five years as missionaries in the Philippines. They left San Fernando July 4 and arrived in Harrisburg August 8. They are visiting friends in Columbia. Mr Retten is a former pastor of the local United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Retten
Chester
Donald
Philippines
San Fernando Suly
Harrisburg
Columbia
Retten
United ‘Brethren Church
Legion Boys Festival Fireworks At New Holland Ball Park
Conestoga Post No 662 American Legion of New Holland hosts a Saturday August 22 festival at 6 pm with two bands, $5,000 in novelties, daylight fireworks by Pain’s Fireworks Corp, and food booths. Rain date is the following Tuesday.
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Conestoga Post No
American Legion
New Holland
Pain’s Fireworks Corporation
New York
Lancaster County
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Downingtown
Lancaster
Sproule
Paris Fireworks Corp
Harris Brothers advertise boys and men’s clothing lines
Superior Values listing promotes boys dress suits school pants and caps alongside men’s dress and work pants TM shirts and full sweaters. The ad highlights ruffling lace panel fronts and a variety of buttons with collared banded shirts and a range of shoes and hats from Harris Bros and Co.
Sew-So Club Entertained In Baltimore Visit
Members of the Sew-So Club of New Holland traveled to Baltimore on Sunday and were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barton G. Stauffer and family. Miss Stauffer is a niece of the host family.
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New Holland
Baltimore
Barton G
Stauffer
Clearance Sale Extended At S. Rubinson Stores
The continuation of the clearance sale offers deep discounts on all merchandise and extra S. H. Green Trading Stamps with each ten cent purchase. The ad notes many bargains and points readers to page 4 for details in this issue.
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S. Rubinson
Special Musical Numbers At U B Church Service
Special musical numbers are planned for Sunday evening at 7 30 featuring a solo by Fred Mearig of Akron Ohio and a father son duet by Wm and Fred Mearig The pastor will leave for vacation on Monday August 17 Sunday School and Christian Endeavor will be the only services on August 28 and 30 in the New Holland church Ranck s church continues with regular schedule
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Fred Mearig
Akron
Ohio
Father
Messrs
New Holland
Ranck
Fresh Air Kids Arrive for Lancaster County Outing
On August 20 a train brings 33 children ages 5 to 12 from New York City tenement districts to Lancaster County for a two week stay. The New York Tribune backs the visit, hosts host families in New Holland, with local Lions Club assistance and free medical services offered by Dr. Paul Wentz and Dr. J. A. Hoffman.
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Lancaster
New York City
Garden County
The
New York Tribune
New Holland
Lewis Coffroad
Paul Wentz
J. A. Hoffman
Lion’s Club of
Lancaster County
H. E. Wright
H. F E. Rutter
J. M. Fackler
H. E F. Ressler
Paul Esbenshade
I. M. High
E. L. Leisey
Rebecca
Percy Shaub
Cec. Besore
Hall
B. Townsley
Paul Hess
Wm. Gilfillan
Mauree Smith
Victor D. Kling
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Lions
Lion J. A. Hoffman
Lion Paul Wentz
Ender
Non resident pupils to notify principal before New Holland High start
All non resident pupils who expect to enter New Holland High School this year must notify the principal before school opens. Letters should be addressed to Ivan P. Lowry Principal New Holland Pa.
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New Holland High School
Ivan P. Lowry
New Holland
Union picnic draws thousands to Mill Creek grounds
The annual United Sunday Schools picnic at Mill Creek drew an estimated two thousand five hundred to three thousand people from New Holland Mt Tabor Intercourse Randits Zeltenreich and Cedar Grove on a sunny day. Attendees arrived by horse drawn vehicles autos and on foot enjoying the well prepared grounds music by the Knights of Malta Band contests and prizes amid ample food and water facilities.
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Mill Creek
United Sunday Schools of
New Holland
Mt Tabor
Intercourse
Randits Zeltenreich’s
Cedar Grove
Knights of Malta Band of Lancaster
Lions Club to Aid Boy Scouts in New Holland
New Holland Lions approved an Old Fashioned Party for the Boy Scouts on September 15 to raise funds and entertain Fresh Air Fund children. A 33-city Fresh Air visit arrives August 20, with Lions offering transport and medical aid if needed. A Fearful issue of dog fatalities from automobiles spurred a speaker to propose tail lights on dogs to reduce accidents.
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New Holland Lions
New Holland House
Lion Bachman
Niagara
New Holland Boy Scouts
Lion Zwally
Lion E. L. Lessey
Locals Fall to Ephrat a Fast Game on New Holland Diamond
New Holland home team, entirely comprising local players, lost 4 to 2 to Ephrat a Mountaineers in a quick, well played contest Saturday. The locals led 2 0 until the eighth, when Ephrat a bunched hits and timely drives pushed three runs across. Pitched six strong innings by Paul Kochel, then Ephrat a rallied for the win as New Holland stranded runners later.
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Ephrata
New Holland
Mountaineer
Ephrata Clan
Paul Kochel
Lemon Hill Gang
Mountaineers
Social visits and weekend trips around Mt Gretna and area
A flurry of weekend gatherings and travels is recorded with numerous names and places. Ir and Mrs Sumner of St Petersburg Florida join Marguerite Ryback and family for a Perkiomen Valley outing. the Groff and Stauffer families visit Mt Gretna. others return from Mt Gretna and Rocky Springs Park outings. Various W Washington area residents and relatives host guests, with short trips to Hershey Altoona Lancaster Stony Creek Mills and Philadelphia noted.
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Y Ir
Herbert Sumner
St. Petersburg
Florida
Marguerite Ryback
Marguerite
Chester
Alexander Ryback
Miriam
Perkiomen Valley
Roy K.hooker
Christian Groff
Mt. Gretna
John M. Ranck
Harry L. Stauffer
Laura Overly
John D. Bowers
Paul F. Esbenshade
Funeral Directors Association
Rocky Springs Park
Susan Shirk
Mary Esbenshade
Elizabeth Stauffer
Lancaster
Millway
Eugene Ryback
Stony Creek Mills
Elroy Wagner
Harry Yundt
Daniel E. Overly
A. B. C. Groff
Elizabeth
H. L. Stauffer
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Martin
Issac
Anna W. Kline
U. B. Missionaries
Philippine Islands
Pherica
David H.‘Styer
Insurance
Phana
C. R. Weaver
Ezra
H. Burkholder
Lemon R. Boyer
A.H. Hershey
Barton Laukoff
Blue Ball
Joseph Zimmerman
Weaverland
Labon
Eptember
Harris:bros. & CO
U. B
Washinton Camp No
Lions Club
BOY Scouts
Lion C. B. Townsley
Rachel
Beck
Weiler
Riley
Fritz
Reiley
Kyle
Geist
Weilér
Fritz ‘von Nieda
P. Kochel
If Kochel
Heck
Koehel
Charles To
Rhoae
A Geist
Moyer
Tee
Kendig
W. Kochel
Eeees
Stetee Weiler
Steeee
Erates
Eere Teres
Ephrata Rhore ' von Nieda
Kilhe
James A. Fritz
Emma N. Fritz
Boyertown
Lloyd F. Wagner
Ida
New Hanover
Montgomery County
Chester A. Fritz
West Main Street
Irwin R. Weaver
North Roberts Avenue
Ernest Troback
Molly Lee
Pittston
Phyetta Praetorius
Wilkes-Barre
Betty Smellie
Evan Lewis
William M. Mearig
Altoona
Susan
Mt. Grena
Freddie Heldey
Valley
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