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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
1
The funeral will be held privately from her late home this Friday afternoon at one o clock with public services at 1:80 o clock from Hershey Mennonite Church. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery.
Town retailers unveil holiday windows and gift displays in preparation for the busy season. Merchants highlight seasonal merchandise and year end promotions while residents browse festive storefronts across the town.
The Intercourse Protective Association for the Detection of Theft meets December 5 in the Hall at Intercourse. Dr E B Ranck of Bird in Hand will speak. officers preside George W Bair W D Kling and H B Slack. The group will discuss safeguarding against horse and automobile theft and firebug actions with a musical program and business session.
The event offers an all you can eat baked ham and sauerkraut supper on Saturday evening December 5 from 6:00 to 10:00 in the High School Auditorium. The public is invited to support the practical arts classes and whole families can be accommodated. Cakes candies and fancy articles will be for sale.
Report notes a large audience attended Trinity Lutheran events as details remain fragmentary. Neighbors and local groups gathered, with observers citing strong turnout and community interest in the program.
Actress Miss Moore stars in So Big an Edna Ferber adaptation at the Haner Theatre next Saturday, shifting from flapper roles to a Dutch farmer's wife tale set near Chicago. First National adds comic relief with rural Dutch farmer farce and a notable supporting cast including Wallace Beery Phyllis Haver and Ford Sterling.
Residents fear for their lives as wildlife encounters rise in Centre and Lycoming Counties. Local officials urge caution and remind hunters and the public to stay clear of active areas while preparing and handling wild meat.
Hershey 47 of Lancaster, treasurer of Conestoga Traction, admitted stealing more than 40000 from the payroll. He fled in a car to Harrisburg and Cleveland after gambling losses. Police traced him from gambling-house tips and his earlier evasive statements.
Rev Jacob Rupp, returning from mission fields, will address St Stephen Church Sunday evening. Samuel Givler leads the morning service at 10:30, with Sunday School at 9:15. attendance and the men women contest grows, women leading. A cordial welcome awaits all.
The W. C. T. U. will host a silver medal contest in the Lutheran Church Sunday School room on Tuesday evening December 8 at 7 30. Contestants include Blanche Hauck Lewis Yunninger Pauline Witmer Dorothy Lutz Henry Hillard and Reta Mantin. Recitations focus on Pesce and Temperance with special music by a choir a High School chorus and two solos by Mrs. Robert Wright. Everyone invited to attend.
Six room frame house with bath electric lights pipeless heater hot and cold water kitchen cabinet cement cellar two rooms garage fruit and more. Call at 09 East Jackson St New Holland Pa.
Notice records receipt of a car of Pocahontas Eye coal by Musselman Bros of New Holland. The brief item notes delivery and business handling without further details of price or date.
Miss Marguerite Kauffman daughter of Mr and Mrs A S Kauffman of the Eagle Hotel and Wayne Hartz from near Honey Brook were married by Rev C G Bachman at St Stephen Reformed Church on Saturday afternoon. Attendants were Miss Ruth Kauffman and Mr John Simon. The groom works at Storb Snader Co the couple will reside at the Eagle Hotel. Bridal auto adorned with cans cards ribbons and shoes. The Clarion wishes them God speed.
A notice identifies Dr Clarence Galloway as a married druggist in Honey Brook described as the wide awake pharmacist. The item notes his profession and residence in the local community.
Lions Club of the borough plans a two act minstrel show at Harner's Theatre on Thursday January 28. Proceeds go to fund heating a Boy Scout cabin fireplace with a vaudeville portion featuring local talent and an Interlocutor George S Townsley and end men. If sold out tickets may be held over to a second night.
Zeltenreich Reformed Church moves Sunday preaching to 10 15 AM to allow members to attend evening service at New Holland Reformed Church to hear Rev J Gis Rupp speak on The Editor and the Morning Land of the Race.
A long list of Thanksgiving and weekend visits features Mr. and Mrs Charles Ulrich of East Orange New Jersey with family visiting Mrs Amanda Rose, Miss Helen Fenninger with Mr. and Mrs Roy Mumma in Waynesboro, Miss Evelyn Roseboro in Philadelphia, and many others including the Roseboro and Renninger families, Hurst, DeHaven, Troop, and Weidman households. Local residents hosted relatives from Lancaster, Belleville, Reading, Mechanicsburg, and Thurmont among others.
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