Silk Mill Bond Hearing Boosts Local Investment
Citizens' committee backs an immediate bond issue to support the local silk mill owner, arguing the plan will raise annual payroll by over 250000 and keep mills running in other eastern cities. Zwally and Dr. Hoffman praise the firm as a sound investment and community asset despite past downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Charles Zwally
Ise
Zwally
Charlottsville
Virginia
John A. Hoffman
Local Woman Celebrates Fortieth Birthday Surprise
A birthday surprise party honored Mrs. Renninger of West Main street on her fortieth birthday. Guests from Ephrata Marietta State College Lititz Lancaster and nearby gathered at Mr. and Mrs. John F. Renninger’s home for luncheon and a social hour with a cake bearing 40 candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Renninger
West Main Street
James
Cleopheus
John
Edna Sweigart
Ralph Haines
Ephrata
C. B. Numbers
Ray
Marietta
Leon Numbers
State ‘College
Edwin Stroble
Lititz
Thomas
Hoge
Lancaster
Renninger
Card of Thanks from Mrs Emma Snader
To all my friends who have kindly remembered me with sympathy cards and gifts during my protracted illness I express my sincere gratitude. Mrs Emma Snader
Editor Thanks Friends After Hospital Stay
The writer expresses sincere thanks to individuals and organizations for kind remembrances and visits during a hospital stay of more than a fortnight.
Lutheran Bible Schools Convene in New Holland
The thirty fourth annual convention of Lutheran Bible Schools of the Lancaster Conference met at the New Holland Lutheran church. Reported 58 schools with 1191 officers teachers and scholars attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Lutheran Bible Schools
Lancaster
Lutheran Church
New Holland
A. B. Groff and Company
Stork, Snader & Co
Fol
Samuel
Belfmyder
Ceneee
Cora’ Patton
Addison fYenner
Lyndale
Chester County
Henry Schlott
Storeniah
Brendle
Anna G Zimmerman 66 wife of John G Zimmerman dies at home
Anna G Zimmerman aged 66 died at her South Custer avenue home after a three month illness due to heart trouble. She belonged to New Holland Mennonite church and is survived by her husband, son Martin D. Zimmerman of Washington DC, and siblings Elam Denlinger, David, Martin, Abram Denlinger, Salinda Ranck, and R L Buckwalter. Funeral from her home Sunday January 7 at 1 30 pm then Goodville Mennonite church at 2 pm with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna G. Zimmerman
John G. Zimmerman
Custer Avenue
New Holland Mennonite Church
Martin D. Zimmerman
Washington, D. C
Elam G. Denlinger
Strasburg
David G
Lancaster
Martin G
Goodville Mennonite
New Year Reflections and Local Anecdotes From Town
The column greets readers with New Year wishes and light commentary on the era of repeal and shifting norms. It notes unusual enthusiasm, cold weather tales, a minister stuck in a snow drift, and Christmas Eve musical features at St. Stephen Reformed Church, ending with a tease of continuation on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Messrs
Wayne B. Ranck
Charles Laukhuff
Mr. Laukhuff
Mr. Ranck
Mrs. Sarah R. Fryberger Dies at 81 in New Holland
Mrs. Sarah R. Fryberger aged 81 died at her New Holland home last Friday at 12 40 a m after illnesses of age. She was a member of United Evangelical church Mount Airy. Survived by two sons and five daughters: Harry S. Parmer Coatesville Howard A. Parmer Springville Mabel wife of Hayes Fryberger Kinz er Eva wife of Park Diem Gap Mrs. Margaret Robinson Banks Margie wife of Park Patton Lancaster and Carrie Palmer at home. Also a brother and two sisters Sylvester Clark Columbia Mrs. Lydia Newswanger Parkesburg and Mrs. Anna Patterson Morrisville. Funeral from home Sunday at 1 pm with service at 1 30 pm in Ranck s United Brethren church Burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah R. Fryberger
Diller Fryberger
New Holland
R. D
Fryberger
United Evangelical Church
Mount Airy
Harry S. Parmer
Coatesville
Howard A.parmer
Springville
Ranck
United Brethren Church
Dr W R Piersol Becomes Burgess In New Year Borough Oath
The New Holland Borough council swore in Dr W R Piersol as burgess and four new or reelected council members C B Townsley C M Groff F Lacey Wright and Dr P R Wentz. The meeting dated New Year’s Day required reconvening January 8 for president’s oath. Retiring officials were honored including O L Davis who served twenty seven years and six months.
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C. B. Townsley
C. M. Groff
F. Lacey Wright
P. R. Wentz
C. L. Davis
W. R. Piersol
J.C. Henninger
Burgess Piersol
O. L. Davis
Clinton S. Fritz
William M. Mearig
New Holland Proclaims American Legion Membership Week
Burgess W R Piersol designates January 8 to 18 as American Legion Membership Week to honor local veterans from Conestoga Post 662 and urge strong support for the organization and its patriotic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Post
I. W. R. Piersol
Burgess
New Holland
American Legion
Dr William J Wilkinson Dies at 67 in Sellersville
Dr William J Wilkinson aged 67 died at his Sellersville home after a three month illness. He studied at Jefferson Medical College and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and belonged to several medical associations. He helped establish Sellersville hospital and was active at St Paul's Reformed Church. He is survived by his widow Emma Dorothy Banzhof and daughters Magdalene and others. Services are set for Friday at 3:30 at his home.
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William John Wilkinson
Sellersville
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
American Medical Association
Medical Association of Bucks County
North Penn State Clinical Association
Philadelphia
Montgomery County
Sel Jersville Hospital
St.’ Paul’s Reformed
Main Street Home Threatened By Fire
Firefighters battled a blaze on East Main Street when Mrs. Amos H Hershey tried to thaw a frozen pipe with a hot iron. She ignited paper packing around the pipe, flames spread between walls, firemen removed boards to reach the fire, and chemicals finally extinguished the blaze. Loss estimated around fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Hershey
East Main Street
Hershey
Liberty Fire Company
Conestoga Post Observes Legion Week with Enrollment Drive
Conestoga Post No. 662 marks American Legion Membership Week starting January 8 with a push to enroll members in the Sons of the American Legion. Final Round-up set for January 12 and 13 in Harrisburg. Burgess W R Piersol urges full participation. Gregg D Breitegan to lead the Lancaster to Harrisburg caravan on January 13.
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American Legion
Sons of the American Legion
Harrisburg
Burgess W. R. Piersol
New Holland
Lancaster
State Capitol
Gregg D. Breitegan
First Aid Classes Scheduled in Lancaster Area
Red Cross instruction in Lancaster County begins with men’s class at Farmers Bank Building at 7 30 PM Monday January 8 and women’s class at Blue Ball Fire Hall at the same hour Thursday January 11. Active fire company members urged to attend this free course on care and transport of injured persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Association of
Lancaster County
Blue Ball
Farmers Bank
Seek Further CWA Funds For School Improvements
Borough school board met with all members present and H. Earle Wright presiding. Bills were ordered paid. The high school auditorium basement excavation continues, funded by CWA. An application for additional CWA funds for painting and redecorating has been filed. work on the project is expected to resume in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Earle Wright
Audiorium
Thas
Froma
Fria
Squire Bair Takes Oath as Justice of the Peace
Robert Burns Bair, newly elected Justice of the Peace, was sworn in Friday afternoon December 29 in the Recorder's Office at Lancaster County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns Bair
Burials To Be Listed In Next Clarion Issue
A complete list of burials in cemeteries around New Holland will be published in next week's issue of The Clarion.
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New Holland
the Clarion
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Borough council closes tax shortage with 1932 bond receipts
The borough council announced receipt of 3744.81 from 1932 bonds to cover the shortage in collector accounts dating 1929 to 1932. It approved a release by the president and clerk for Gutekunst Dixon and Shaub and noted uncollected taxes for 1931 1932 1933. Treasurer Irwin reported 90.05 from 1933 taxes and council refunded 18 to Vanity Fair Hosiery Co for an overcharge in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
New Holland
Counc.l S.nce
Councct
N. F. Gutekunst
Freeman P. D.xon
Elwood H. Shaub
Howard Q. Irwin
Council
Vanity Fair Hosiery Company
King’s Daughters to Meet for Luncheon
Loyal Circle of King’s Daughters will meet at Miss Alta Diller’s home Tuesday evening at 6 30 for a covered dish luncheon. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Alta Diller
Real Estate Transfers in Earl Township Records
C R Weaver and wife transfer a lot and frame bungalow in Earl township to Clinton S Rollman and wife for 800 dollars. Lewis Yunginger sells a messuage tenement and tract of land in Earl township to Farmers National Bank and Trust Company of New Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Weaver
Clinton S. Rollman
Earl Township
Lewis Yunginger
Farmers National Bank and Trust Company of New Holland
Notable 1933 World Events and Crises Overview
A digest of historic 1933 events includes Roosevelt’s bank holiday closing all U S banks on March 5, Michigan voting to repeal the 18th Amendment on April 3, a Cuban state of war declared on August 9, death of humorist King Lardner on September 25, Settle and Fordney balloon ascent on November 20, and a devastating Chinese earthquake on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Michigan
Cuba
King Lardner
Settle
Fordney
China
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Mrs
Emma Snader
Dip
Ripley
Goodville
I. N. Kramer
Rev. Bachman
Zeltenreich
Mrs. Diller Fryberger
Penna. P. & L
Enterprise Tel. Co
George Bryan
Styer & Evans
H. F. Esbenshade
CWA
Davis Warfel
J. C. Henninger
Ivan P. Lowry
Ivan P. le
Frank Kilhefner
N. Custer Ave
C. B. Towns- Hycece Angetbontuuea
S&s
Water Department
Pp&l
Enterprise Tei Co
Besar
Repais
Overly & Good
Balview
Burgess Issues Legion
William J. Wilkinson
Conestoga
Sons
Squire Bair
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