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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1939

Page

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Girls Form Local Scout Troop Preparatory Group Organized

Tuesday evening the Girl Scout preparatory group in New Holland, led by Miss Frieda Knepper and Dorothy Stokes, met to pass tenderfoot requirements. Nine girls, including Betty Aston and Virginia Brendle, study knots, signs, pledge, and story telling while seeking to establish a permanent troop and raise funds for books and uniforms.

Girl Scout Preparatory Junior Service Club Betty Aston Virginia Brendle Jane Evans Helen Kochel Gladys Lowry Mary Jane Myers Charlotte Sweigart June Weber Jane Witmer United States of America Frieda Knepper Dorothy Stokes Girl Scout J. Herbert Evans R. E. Whitmore George W. Wilt Ellis H. Metford Clarion New Holland Boy Scout Organization

J Paul Graybill Becomes New Bishop at Weaverland

J Paul Graybill former minister of the Weaverland Mennonite district was chosen by lot as bishop at services in the Weaverland Mennonite church He succeeds the late Bishop John M Lauder More than 1400 persons attended the ordination and service details covered the ceremonial order and speakers from multiple Mennonite leaders

J. Paul Graybill Weaverland Mennonite Lot John M. Lauder Graybill Noah Riss

Young Farmer Pinched Under Home-Made Tractor Near New Holland

Weaver Horst aged 22 was pinned under a tractor after it overturned on a farm south of New Holland. Attendants freed him after about a half hour. the gear shift struck his side and battery acid and gasoline spilled. He received medical aid and was said to be recovering with possible rib fracture.

Weaver Horst New Holland Lewis Ranck Levi Ranck Isaac Diem Melvin, Eberly Samuel Auker Henry Martin Florst Clayton S. Overly J. M. Wenger Terre Hill Horst Blue Ball

Private Sale of Nine‑Room House in Ephrata Area

Nine room house with all conveniences and hardwood floors offered by Mrs Ada Mellinger of Ephrata Pennsylvania. Township tax status noted. property near New Holland borough.

New Holland Ada Mellinger Ephrata

Don not wash pavements a safety first tip

A December 7 1889 note urges readers not to wash pavements as icy sidewalks threaten safety. The column pokes fun at Centerville mischief and recalls a disturbance in Intercourse. It highlights Lancaster electric streetcar plans and mentions widows in Elizabethtown, then cites a Carpenters Union demand for a nine hour day at twenty cents an hour until May and summer continuation.

Centerville Clarion Intercourse Lancaster Elizabethtown Carpenters’ Union of Lancaster City

Marriage of Lydia Martin and Elmer Martin

Lydia Martin daughter of Samuel and Mrs Martin of Goodville married Elmer Martin son of Emanuel Martin of Brownstown in a ceremony at the bride’s home. Bishop Moses B. Horning of Bareville officiated. A reception for about one hundred followed. The couple will reside near Brownstown after a wedding trip.

Lydia Martin Samuel Martin Near Goodville Elmer Martin Emanuel Martin Brownstown Moses B. Horning Bareville

Shimp Eshelman and Shimp Wed in Winchester Church

Miss Helen May Eshelman daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac A Eshelman Terre Hill and Clarence Shimp son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shimp Denver R D were married in the First Reformed church Winchester Virginia on Saturday by Rev Stephen Flickinger. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Walter Warner of Salisbury and now reside on a farm at Denver R D.

Helen May Eshelman Isaac A. Eshelman Terre Hill Clarence Shimp Samuel Shimp Denver R. D First Reformed Church Winchester Virginia Stephen Flickinger Walter Warner Salisbury

Nolt Horst Nuptials Set in Bareville Home

Miss Mildred W Horst daughter of Mr and Mrs David G Horst Bareville and Paul M Nolt son of Mr and Mrs Samuel O Nolt New Holland were married on Saturday December 2 at 5 30 p m by Bishop Mahlon Witmer at his borough home. Attendants were Alta H Burkhart Narvon and Adam Ebershade New Holland.

Mildred W. Horst David G. Horst Bareville Paul M. Nolt Samuel O. Nolt New Holland Mahlon Witmer Alta H. Burkhart Narvon Adam Esbenshade

St Stephen Ladies Aid Admits Four New Members

The St Stephen Reformed church Ladies Aid Society met in the church social rooms. Mrs Irvin R Weaver read the Bible Christmas story and Mrs E H Metford led Christmas carol singing. Four new members were welcomed: Mrs Kirk Foulke Mrs Harry Boyer Mrs Amos Mentzer and Mrs Henry Steinman. Christmas baskets will be distributed to shut ins and the needy during the holidays. Hostesses were Mrs Wilson Duck Mrs Lillian Benkett Mrs J P Rutter and Miss Missouri Varns.

Ladies’ Aid Society St. Stephen Reformed Church Irvin R. Weaver E. H. Metford Kirk Foulke Harry Boyer Amos Mentzer Henry Steinman Wilson Duck Lillian Benkett J. P. Rutter Missouri Varns

New Holland Women’s Club Hosts Reading Event

Miss Margaret Dunlap hosted the New Holland Business and Professional Women’s Club on Monday. Ruth Freyberger Anna Diller and Virginia Hoffman read from Stories of American Industry covering glass furniture and perfume. Games and refreshments followed. The annual Christmas party and regular meeting are set for December 18 at Virginia Dunlap’s home.

Margaret Dunlap New Holland Business and Professional Women’s Club Ruth Freyberger Anna Diller Virginia Hoffman Virginia Dunlap

The Old Oaken Bucket Holiday Column

The column previews Christmas behavior for young readers and poses light questions about wild ducks and a duck hunting incident with Bob Wright. It notes ducks that appeared spoiled before death and mentions Pop Dunlap’s dogs, and hints at Doc Rutter’s deer hunting trip with the Bee Tree Hunting Club.

Doc” Rutter Bee Tree Hunting Club

Trinity Lutheran Church to Host December Services

Rev George W Wilt will preach on Judgment at 10 30 Sunday December 10 at Trinity Lutheran Church The Junior Choir led by William D Burley will provide music The Sunday School meets at 9 30 with a lecture series The Young People Society meets 7 00 Sunday evening The Men s Club Christmas Party features Rev W 8 Brendle of Denver and Trinity orchestra led by Weaver Hagey Attendees asked to bring a ten cent wrapped gift to share All community members invited to attend

George W. Wilt Trinity Lutheran Church William D. Burley Young People’s Society Weaver Hagey Trinity Men’s Club W. 8. Brendle Denver Trinity Orchestra

Holiday lights brighten New Holland during Christmas season

Shops and streets glow as the Lions Club extends street illumination from Custer to Brimmer Avenues. Businesses decorate with evergreen wreaths and star forms, drawing shoppers despite blackouts overseas. Merchants tout value and savings, urging readers to consider local offers.

New Holland

Obituary for Harry M. Shirk 67 in this borough

Harry M. Shirk sixty seven of this borough died Wednesday morning at his residence on Jackson street from a heart attack. He had been ill since Thanksgiving. Daughter Mrs Emery Witwer found the body and summoned Dr Arthur F E Martin deputy coroner who certified death. He belonged to Lodge No 45 Foo and A M Lancaster and the Lancaster Lodge of Perfection Knights of the Golden Eagle New Holland. Survived by children Lawrence Blue Ball Helen Rollin Wolfe Clara Emery Witwer Ruth Paul Miller six grandchildren two sisters Mrs Louise Diller Reading and Mrs Sue Martin Philadelphia and one brother Jacob New Holland. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm from Es benshade Funeral Home 145 West Main Street private interment New Holland Lutheran cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 pm.

Harry M. Shirk Jackson Street West Main Street New Holland Lutheran Cemetery

Edward Snader Buried In Local Cemetery Services

The remains of Edward White Snader who died in Los Angeles were buried in the Reform cemetery in this borough on Saturday morning at 11 o clock with services. The body was cremated. He was a brother of Mrs. W Stuart Cramer of Lancaster and Isaac H A Snader of Quarryville.

Edward White Snader Los Angeles Reformed W. Stuart Cramer Lancaster Isaac HA. Snader Quarryville

Quarryville Choir to Perform Sacred Music Here

The St Pauls Reformed church choir from Quarryville will present a sacred music program at St Stephen Reformed church Sunday at 7 p m. Director Miss Leola J Miller accompanies by Mr John A Phillips. Soloists include Mrs Lena G Reyolds Miss Hazel Windle soprano Mrs Vera B Forbes contralto James P Forbes tenor John W Steele baritone.

St. Paul’s Reformed Church Quarryville St. Stephen Reformed Church Leola J. Miller John A. Phillips Lena G. Reyolds Hazel Windle Vera B. Forbes James P. Forbes John W. Steele

King's Daughters to Meet for Christmas Party

The Loyal Workers Circle of King's Daughters will hold its regular meeting and annual Christmas party on Tuesday December 12 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs C M Groff. Ten cent gifts will be exchanged and members are reminded to bring cookies as announced previously.

Loyal Workers Circle of King’s Daughters

United Brethren Church Plans Christmas Cantata Series

The United Brethren Church announces Christmas programs including the cantata Bethlehem by Jo Maunder performed by the choir on Sunday December 17 at ten p m. The Sun day School Children will hold their Christmas party Saturday December 25 at 2 p m. The main Sunday School program is scheduled for Sunday December 24 at 9 a m with a dramatic program The Songs of Christmas following the Sunday School session. The pastor will deliver a brief Christmas message.

United Brethren Church Bethlehem Jo. Maunder

Infant Baptized in Lancaster Home Rite

Elizabeth Ann Greiner infancy baptized at home in Lancaster R. 5 on Tuesday December 5 by Rev. John B. McClellan of Zion Lutheran Church Leacock.

Elizabeth Ann Greiner Charles F. Greiner Lancaster R. 5 John B. McClellan Zion Lutheran Church Leacock

Liberty Fire Company elects Schnader as president

Llewellyn Schnader was elected president of Liberty Fire Company at the annual election held Wednesday night. Officers chosen include William Koehler as vice president Henry Nagle secretary David Steer treasurer Harry Weaver chief engineer Howard Irwin and William Sullivan trustees. Omar Brubaker named new member and auditing committee named Robert Yoder. a public card party raised funds for the building fund.

Llewellyn Schnader Liberty Fire Company Belo William 2 Bo Koehel Henry Go Nagle David HW. Steer Harry K. Weaver Tee Edward Millinger Howard Irwin Willian Suullivarn Petteoe Cates Ar Fey Tian Osboy Taek Bet Wolhs Bahia Tbbpiteck Walliany Keehel Jeha Lb Wehler Robert Yoder Omar Brubaker

Paradise District Scout Troop Plan Emerges in Assembly

A district meeting of Toy Scout Troop representatives was held in the Structure Be dy Wohl Ferschchtneg ahos area with Robert Leann of Bird-in-Hand named temporary chairman. Local reps George Ss, Townsley, and Lee W. Stauffer report New Holland and Terre Hill troops remain undecided about district status, possibly joining the Ephrata district.

Pariedhec Gap Strasturs New Holland Robert Leann Bird-in-Hand George Ss. Townsley Lee W. Stauffer Terre Hill Ephrata

Churches unite for New Holland men's rally plan

Committee of representatives from various church men's groups in New Holland will meet tonight at 8 p.m. in the Farmers National Bank building to organize a joint rally.

Churches of New Holland Farmers National Bank

Russia Tackles Finland Like Hitler Touched Czecho Slovakia

The commentary notes Russia using tactics seen in Germany against Czecho Slovakia Poland and Austria. It argues Stalin out-hittering Hitler, while Finland receives wartime aid from winter conditions. It also discusses a booming U.S. business outlook and potential war material production ahead of a broader conflict.

Russia Finland Germany Czecho-Slovakia Poland Austria Stalin Hitler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Weaverland Hershey J. L. Stauffer Eastern Mennonite School Harrisonburg Richard Danner Hanover Arthur Ruth Chalfonte Montgomery County Christian A. Martin Chambersburg Denton Martin Maugensville Noah H. Mack Amos Horst Akron Christian Lehman Central Manor C. G. Bachman Martin—Martin Shimp—Eshelman Nolt—Horst St. Stephen Ladies’ Aid Santa Bob Wright Bob Pop’ Dunlap The Ois Ther Emery Witwer Lodge No. 45, Foo and A. M Lancaster Lodge of Perfection, Knights of the Golden Eagle Edward Snader Quarryville Choir U. B Schnader Relief Association Paradise America Congress
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