Obituary Notice for Local Resident
A funeral service will be held Friday at 2 PM at Trinity Lutheran Church for a resident formerly with Storb Snader & Go silk. Burial follows in New Holland United Brethren Cemetery.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
1
A funeral service will be held Friday at 2 PM at Trinity Lutheran Church for a resident formerly with Storb Snader & Go silk. Burial follows in New Holland United Brethren Cemetery.
Mrs Mary E Hagler 72 wife of Rev Milford H Hagler of Welsh Mountain Mission died Tuesday night at Lancaster General Hospital after a long illness from diabetes. Born Mt Airy Salisbury Township she leaves two daughters Mary Ellen Sandoe and Mary Isabelle Moore two sons Henderson N Marsal Israel D Marsal and Melford Hagler two brothers William Henderson Marshall and Israel H Marshall. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 pm Mt Hope Chapel interment Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery.
Miss Ida F. Zook formerly of Bareville and resident of Ephrata for five years died Wednesday at Lancaster General Hospital from a series of diseases. She will be interred in the adjoining cemetery.
The Loyal Workers society discussed Christmas work for New Holland and Blue Ball areas. Committees were named to care for the sick, remember shut ins, and collect for the Near East fund. Twenty five members attended with a January 12 1026 meeting planned at New Holland Trinity Lutheran church.
The Lancater County Firemen Association will meet in Intercourse on Friday December 18. Chief Samuel Andes of East Petersburg expects reports from new zone chiefs and zone maps have been distributed. Dr B M Ranck will speak on The Volunteer Fireman and plans to unite every fire company in the county.
The Holland Rod and Gun Club will meet December 17 at the Silk Mill office after a recent regular meeting approved forming a committee to buy or lease ground for a cabin in a big game and trout fishing area. The panel includes Dr H M Walters Elam Minnich G R Bair W G Gilfillan and C W Martin. They will report at the December 17 session. On November 28 H Earle Wright and Charles Rhodes restocked local creeks with six cans of catfish and six cans of bullfrogs from the state hatchery. The club, thriving and serving local sportsmen, will discuss financing any viable project.
St John’s Reformed Church in Denver Pennsylvania will dedicate a new two manual Moller Pipa Organ on Sunday December 18 at 10 15 A M with additional services at 2 P M and 7 45 P M Pastor Rev W Scott Brendle leads the congregation and visiting clergy will deliver messages inviting all to attend.
Local Lions Club held a Tuesday luncheon at headquarters with no special speaker. Members reviewed the upcoming January minstrel and the New TM Constitution and By Laws. The club will meet December 22 with Rev. H. O. Bret tle as special speaker.
The High School Practical Arts Department held a Saturday dinner with baked ham and sour kroob, selling over 400 tickets and serving many more. Under Mrs. Mather's direction the meal demonstrated kitchen skill, organization, and prompt service, with music and a total over 500 cents value. The event netted more than $180 for new domestic science equipment.
Election notice for stockholders of the bank in Intercourse Pennsylvania. Annual meeting to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Meeting at the Banking House on Tuesday January 12 1926 from 12 noon to 2 pm.
Election for president and eight managers to be held at W H Kready office Lancaster Pa on January 4 at 2 pm. Also a stockholders meeting for the New Holland National Bank directors at the bank building New Holland Pa on January 12 between 12 and 1 pm to transact other business. George F Bbsore cashier.
Don’t forget our line of blankets and robes. Lap robes are the best and will last a lifetime. Angatadt's Harness Trunk and Bag Store in Ephrata, Pennsylvania.
Preliminary plans for the Christmas season at United Brethren Church are well underway and promise to be very attractive. The first event will be the cantata by the church choir, July announcement appears elsewhere.
The town accelerates into the Christmas season with colorful lights and holiday displays in mercantile windows. Local shops advertise windows full of gifts and seasonal specials from Wright Bakery to Dommel at Central Restaurant, inviting shoppers to buy early and support nearby merchants.
Christmas savings checks are sent by the New Holland National Bank this year reaching thousands of dollars. The Farmer's National will start a Christmas savings fund in coming weeks. A new club at New Holland National begins December 19, promoting thrift and saving habits among young people.
Two services were held at Trinity Lutheran with audiences present Sunday morning and evening. A Bible lecture addressed the theme What Other People Were Thinking When Our.
The United Brethren Church choir Directed by Mrs. Robert Wright will perform the English cantata Bethlehem with music by J H Maunder and words by E Cuthbert Nunn. The event Sunday at 2 45 PM invites the public to enjoy a vivid Christmas story through choral singing and descriptive instrumentals.
The Young Ladies Bible Class of the New Holland St Stephen Re formed Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Irwin Weaver's North Roberts Avenue home. Officers elected: Teacher Mrs H M Walters Assistant Teachers Miss Laura Coldren Mrs Irwin Weaver President Miss Mary Stauffer Vice President Miss Bess Pender Secretary Mrs Robert Yoder Treasurer Miss Lydia Weaver. Social evening with refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs H M Walters Mrs Bracken Mrs John Witmer Mrs Robert Yoder Mrs Irwin Weaver and others.
At a meeting in the Blue Ball Fire Hall last week the company elected officers for the coming year including President D. W. Geist Vice President C. W. Fox Secretary H. H. Overholtzer Treasurer J. High Fire Chief F. M. Stauffer First Assistant Chief P. M. Zimmerman Second Assistant Chief Eli Zimmerman Directors T. W. Dague W. V. Kurtz and others with Drivers B. A. Geist listed.
Readers list weekend and weekday visits by Mrs. Margaret Ryback and many others visiting relatives and friends in Philadelphia Lititz Paradise Lancaster Allentown Philadelphia and nearby areas. The notes mention numerous families including the Troop Spann Walker Defibaugh Renninger Musser Keiser Wright and others.
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