New Holstein High Plans Senior Commercial Magazine
The annual magazine project from New Holstein High School's senior commercial department will launch January 9 at 4 PM and run through January 20. Elmer X an appointed general manager with Pauline Martin and Svelyn Landis as co assistants. Miss arian Hogeland oversees content. The venture uses spring samples as practical lessons in selling subscriptions and business operations with voluntary student participation to raise school profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holane ‘High-School
Elmer x An
Pauline Martin
Svelyn Landis
Arian
Hogeland
Teachwil
Jenperviee
Theo Evining
Post
Departaaet
Pring
Hollind
Local Notice From Logansport Man on Home Health Garments
Je Fréd Hine of Logansport will be in Limcaster county during the week of January 6 to personally fit health garments, appliances, braces, and reducible ruptures at home. For further information call Christ Blank, Bareville, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fréd‘ ‘Hine
Logansport
Gisna
Limcaster
Gary
Christ K ‘Blank
Bareville,r
Card of Thanks from Mrs Esther Beck
Mrs Esther Beck thanks everyone who remembered her with cards gifts and visits during her stay at Lancaster General Hospital and since her return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Esther
Beck
Avery
Lancaster
Genéral ‘Hospital
Thankis George C Witman Thanks Helpers After Fire
Goodville resident Thankis George C Witman expresses gratitude to those who assisted at his paint shop fire and to those who helped clean up debris after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C.’ Witman
Goodville
Seek Licenses to Wed In Southeast Lancaster Area
Notices announce intentions to marry David Seibel of New Holland R1 and Martha Weaver of East Earl R1, along with Claude Ruess of Churchtown and Ethel Graybill of Leola seeking marriage licenses with unaffected details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Seibel
New’ Holland
Martha ‘Weaver
East
Earl
C. Claude Ruess
Churchtown
Ethel. Graybill
Leola
Brewbaker to Conduct Revival at United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church will host a two week revival series starting Sunday January 5 at 7:30 pm at 1390 with evangelist Charles W. Brewbaker of Dayton Ohio. Services run nightly except Monday and include children's meetings after school. Brewbaker is a noted interdenominational leader and alumnus of Coe College and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Howard Sisters
Brethren
Charles
W. Brewbaker
Dayton
Brewbaker
Esch
Coe College
Minois - Wesleyan
Boriébrake
Woman Hurt By Motor Car In Leacock
Mrs Annua Stoltzfus twenty five of Bareville Pa was struck by a car after alighting from a trolley near Leacock Route 23. She suffered a fracture of the right leg and lacerations to both hands and the right side of the neck and was hospitalized at Lancaster General after receiving first aid at the scene. The driver Russell Hillegass of Leacock said visibility was poor due to rain and the pedestrian did not see the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leacock
Annua Stoltzfus
Bareville
Lancaster ‘General Hospital
Owith
Harry’ O'Boyle
Russell
Hillegass
School Run by a Horse Drawn Carriage in 1891
A 1891 item notes Mr EW Smoker using a horse drawn wagon to take his children to school with no explanation of return. Various social snapshots follow including Lutheran pastor resignation, rental housing with papered walls and cisterns, borough water, and a burst of activity at the Lancaster workhouse during Christmas holidays. The column compares old arrangements to later advances like the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW Smoker
Ganville
J. W. Hasspastor
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Horst Asaac W last rites set in Weaverland Mennonite
Asaac W Horst aged seventy six of New Holland died after illness of weeks. He was a Weaverland Mennonite Church member and is survived by his wife Susanna Huber and twenty nine descendants including Lizzie wife of Samuel Musser Earl R 1 Anna wife of Harvey Zimmerman Denver R 1 Lena wife of John Horn and many siblings. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 30 am at his home and 1 00 pm at Weaverland Mennonite Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaac
Stauffer Rites Held After Illness in Brownstown
Barton W. Stauffer died after a brief illness at 4 30 in Brownstown at his son in law and daughter George and Anna Zelset home. He was 72 and a Groffdale Mennonite member. Survived by wife Anna and daughters Lydia Miriam and three others. sixteen grandchildren and several brothers and sisters. Funeral from the home and Groffdale Mennonite church with burial in clothing cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
W.” ‘Stauffer
George
Anna
Zelset
Brownstown
Groffdale. Mennonite Church
George M. ‘Zelgot
Lydia
Samuel
Ss. Shirk
Groffdale
Miriam
Floyd” F;swolgart
Stevens
Charles
East Earl
Henry
Benner
Lititz
Reuben
Shirk
Notice to concerned holders of personal property
The notice directs all concerned to fill out and return forms promptly to Chas F. Ressler, Assessor, regarding personal property records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
F. Ressler
New Year Customs and Resolutions Sparks in 1941
A year end survey compares watchnight church observances with festive celebrations. Readers note differences in approach to the old year and new, discussing resolutions, social events, and public reflections as crowds usher in 1941.
Oil distributor gives $20,000 to Lancaster County schools
Clarence Schrock of Mt. Wolf, owner of Schock Independent Oil Co, dedicates the Sica Company to a trust for community benefit. He distributes 20 thousand dollars on December 30 to 62 public school districts in Lancaster County. The deed states the donor remains sole trustee during life with broad discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence ‘Schrock
Oil
Mt. Woy
Sica Company
Ina
Lancaster County
John’ A. Martin
New Holland
Eotr
Schock
Schock Independent. Oil Co
Engagement of Evelyn Mae Martin to Re Warren Mentzer
Mr and Mrs John H Martin announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn Mae to Re Warren Mentzer son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Mentzer both of this borough The announcement was made at a Sunday evening party at the Martins home Readings included a silver Christmas bell decoration list of guests includes Frances Ohl Edith Hershey Mrs and Mrs Herbert Shaub William Tracey Hazel Hershey Mildred Hershey Margie Hertha Betty Yost Morrell Rhielda Kermit TM aiaearoa Miesse Richard Boyer Evelyn McMartin and R Warren Mentzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H.martin
Evelyn
Mae
Warren Mentzer
Isaac ‘Mentzer
Frances
Ohl
Edith Hershey
Herbert ‘Shaub
William ’ Tracey
Hazel ‘Hershey
Mildred Hershey
Margie Hertha
Betty -Yost
Morrell Rhielda
Kermit
Aiaiearoa’ Miesse
Richard “Boyer
Evelyn Mc Martin
R. Warren’. Mentzer
Martin Hoovers Wedding Near Ephrata New Holland
Esther Hoover daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Hoover of New Holland Re 1, and Allan W Martin son of Mr and Mrs John Martin near Ephrata were married at New Year’s morning at the bride’s parents home. Bishop Joseph Hoatetter of Hahnstown officiated. Attendants were Miss Frances Martin Farmersville Miss Verna Wise Bowmansville Norman Martin brother of the groom and Paul S Hoover brother of the bride. Reception for about 100 guests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Esther
Hoover
Peter
New ‘Holland
Allan
W. Martin
John’ Martin
Ephrata
Joseph: Hoatetter
Hahnstown
Frances ‘Martin
Farmersville
Verna Wise
Bowmansville
Norman ‘Martin
Puesta
Engagement Announced Between Lefever and Peachy
Miss Martha Lefever of Bareville to wed Paul Peachy of Brownstown in a forthcoming ceremony. Martha is a graduate of Upper Leacock Township High School and works at Brownstown Garment factory. Paul attended West Earl Township High School and works for Buffenmoyer Trucking in Brownstown.
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Phares
Lefever
Bareville
Martha
Paul D
Peachy
Fred Peachy
Brownstown
Leacock
Peachey
Weat-Earl Township High School
Buffenmyer: Trucking
Misa Eleanor Snyder Weds Harold A Hess at Pequea Church
The wedding of Misa Eleanor Snyder daughter of Mrs Elva Snyder of Intercourse and Harold A Hess son of Mr and Mrs Myer Hess of Gordonville took place Christmas morning at 10 o clock in Pequea Presbyterian Church near White Horse. The ceremony was performed by Rev Abram Hesa with Rev J Richard McAliley assisting. The bride was given in marriage by Ben C Wanner. Continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eleanor Snyder
Elva" Snyder
Harold
Hess
Myer Hess
Gordonville
Pequea Presbyterian Church
White - ‘Horse
Abram. M Hesa
Bareville
Church of the Brethren
Birth of Twin Sons in Nar Von at Lancaster General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Troop announce the birth of twin sons at Lancaster General Hospital. The event occurred Friday at 11 43 PM local time. The parents reside in Nar Von Re 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Troop
Narvon
Re 1
Lancaster “General, Hospital
Personal notes from New Holland residents over Christmas
Mrs Mary Russell of this borough spent the Christmas holidays with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs A F Koons of Miami Florida. Mrs Russell is expected home this weekend. Mrs L S Woolworth Hattingenburg Miss, formerly a guest of this borough, is spending several months in the north visiting Phoenixville Philadelphia and Hornell. During her stay in New Holland she has been the guest of Mrs W H Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
R ‘Russell
Borsough
A. F.koons
Miami
Florida
Russell
Mras Ls Ma
Woolworth
Hattienburg
Miss
Phoenixville
Philadelphia
Hornell
New Holland
We ‘Hl ‘Poole
Old Oaken Bucket Wedding Day News
Mr and Mrs Harry E Ressler of this borough quietly celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary on New Year’s Day with an automobile trip to view the Yuletide displays at Allentown and Bethlehem. The Clarion joins friends in extending congratulations and wishing them long marital bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. ‘Ressler
Yuletide
Allentown
Bethlehem
Wrights Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. H E Wright marked twenty five years of marriage with a family dinner at their West Broad Street home in this borough. The couple wed twenty five years ago by Rev. Mr. Rehrer of Terre Hill United Evangelical Church. Mr. Wright co owns Wright Bakery locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Wright: Bakery
Churchtown Couple Mark 59th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles F Troop of near Churchtown were honored with an Open House on Sunday to celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary. Their children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended. Troop and Elizabeth Troop were married January 1 1882 in New Holland by Rev D W Gerhart. The couple aged 79 and or serving in good health reared ten children. there are twenty grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. The first twins were reportedly born Friday December 27 at Lancaster General Hospital. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles_F
Bean
Troop
Clinton ‘Miller
Elizabeth Frankhouser
New Holland
D. W. Gerhart
The
Reformed
Lancaster
General Hospital
Ff Mins
Ani
New Holland Boy Scouts Plan Benefit Roller Skating Party
The New Holland Boy Scouts will host a public benefit roller skating party Monday January 6 at Olympia Roller-Skating Rink in Lancaster at West Orange Pine streets. Carl Kurtz will marshal transport for those at the Scout Home 216. Last Thursday noon a winter camp was held at Camp Welshava led by Senior Patrol Leader James Evans with Gilbert Stauffer and Jay Oberholser.
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New ‘Holland
Welshava
James
Evans
Gilbert
Stauffer
Jay Oberholser
St Stephen Ladies Aid To Hold Annual Dues Meeting
The St Stephen Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church will hold a covered dish luncheon at the church this Friday at 6 30 pm. It is the annual meeting where dues are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Ladies’ “Aid
Aid
St. Stephert
Reformed ‘ Church
Community Committee Meeting Set for Friday Evening
The Local Group will hold a mass meeting in the Farmers National Bank Building this Friday January 3 at 7 30 p m Chairman Geo W Wilt urges all committee members to attend the gathering to discuss community matters and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National ‘Bank
Geo, .W. Wilt
War in Europe and Asia Looms Over 1940 Outlook
A reflective 1940 opinion piece reads the year as an era end, warning that if England fails, Hitler dominates the world and dictates terms. It argues democracies and dictators cannot coexist, urges preparation and education, and envisions reconstruction and resilience amid looming global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrites
Europe
Hitler
Japan
Asia
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U. B. Church
Duas’ We Brewbaker
Frank C. Aungsrt
B.D
Alxty
Staten
Castle
Smith's
W. Horst
Barton W. Stauffer
Bars ‘Mennonite
Calothing
Aken
Brewers of America
Roosevelt
Clarence Schrock
Mt Joy
Misa Evelyn'm. Martin
Warren ‘Mentzer
Martin—Hoover
Hesa—Snyder
Mark Silver
Mark
Mr. and
Clinton M. ‘Troop
England
Britain