Visiting Nurse Year End Report Highlights County Work
Miss Florence K. Miller reports Lancaster County eastern area had 64 visits to 126 new patients in the year ending December 1. Insurance visits totaled 226 and free visits 601 with 145 part pay and 357 full pay. 225 information calls. Total nurse collections were 298 dollars. Service funded by Lancaster County Welfare Federation and visiting nurse association. Clinic at Terre Hill, aided by Dr. Wenger and Dr. Schnader, added twenty members and drew 91 attendees. Calls routed through Stauffer’s Drug Store, New Holland.
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Lancaste
Florence K. Miller
Lancaster County
Welfare Federation
Lancaster County Welfare Federation
Visiting Nurse Association of
Metropolitan
John Hancock
Stauffer’s Drug Store
New Holland
A. B. Schnader
Bertolets to Conduct Service at Cedar Grove
The Bertolets family of Reading will conduct a Christian inspiration service at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30. Rev John M Buyers will lead as the consecrated group shares song instrumental music and chalk art. The Cedar Grove congregation invites the public to attend.
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Bertolets
Reading
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
John M. Buyers
Cedar Grove
Lutheran Young People Plan Reorganization Meeting
The Young People of Trinity Lutheran Church reorganize and hold their first meeting next Sunday January 22 at seven o'clock in the Parish House. The program will include important items and special musical numbers. Further details appear in next week's Clarion. Committee in charge includes Kathryn Ste etc, Mary Rohr, Thomas Wentz, Gilbert Gute, Clyde Kauffman.
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Trinity Luth
the Clarion
Kathryn Ste
Wary Rohr- Thomas Wentz
Gilbert Gute- Sand
Clyde Kauffman
Mennonite Missionary Stauffer to Preach in City
Fragment: Stauffer described as the first Mennonite missionary from eld will preach in the ou toun. Reading truncated text, details about date or venue are unclear but implies upcoming sermon.
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Stauffer
Eld
The
Fire Company Auxiliary Plans Supper Event
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Liberty Fire Company met with 33 members to finalize a baked ham supper at the Legion Home on January 21. Committees were named for Kitchen and Dining Room, new members were welcomed, and a birthday party closer marked the gathering. The group will visit the Lititz unit February 2 and attend evening services at Stephen Reformed Church on January 22.
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The
Liberty Fire Company
Legion Home
Llewellyn Snader
Howard Steinman
Ivan Steffy
Robert Witmer
Lititz
Stephen Reformed Church
Henry Steinman
Paul Demmy
Kathryn Steffy
Roy Marks
Harry Shaub
Wenger-Herr engagement announced in Bareville
Mr and Mrs Clayton H Wenger Bareville announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene H to D Raymond Herr son of Mr and Mrs D G Herr Willow Street Miss Wenger a 1934 graduate of Upper Leacock High School and Millersville State Teachers College teaches at M J Brecht School Manheim Twp Herr a West Lampeter High School graduate is manager of Endicott Johnson Shoe Store York No wedding date set.
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Clayton H. Wenger
Bareville
Arlene H
D. Raymond Herr
D. G. Herr
Willow Street
Miss Wenger
Upper Leacock High School
Millersville State Teachers College
M. J. Brecht
Manheim Township
Herr
West Lampeter High School
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Store
York
Constant Workers Class Plans Annual Election
The Constant Workers Class of the Trinity Lutheran Sunday School will meet in the Parish House basement on Tuesday evening January 17 at 6 59 p m for a covered dish luncheon. The main business is the election of officers for the coming year.
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Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Rev F C Aungst to Preach at Mt Tabor Thursday
Rev F C Aungst will preach at Mt Tabor United Brethren church on Thursday evening January 19 as evangelistic services continue nightly through January 22 except Monday.
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F. C. Aungst
Mt. Tabor United Brethren Church
Three New Lion Club Presidents
The New Holland Lions Club sent a delegation to a Charter Night in Adamstown with seventeen members present. The Akron Club plans a gala on January 20 and Terre Hill will host its historic event on February 10, with portraits of their first presidents featured.
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New Holland Lions Club
Adamstown
Akron Club
Terre Hill Club
Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Eberly 85 Dies at Martindale Mennonite
Mrs Elizabeth M Eberly widow of Joseph G Eberly died Tuesday at 5 30 am at her son in law Ezra G Good Den ver R 1 after four months illness She was 85 a Martindale Mennonite member Survived by children David Z Eberly Henry Z Eberly Mary wife of Ezra Good Nathan Z Eberly Forty five grandchildren and 109 great grandchildren one brother Rev Menno S Zimmerman and one sister Mrs Weaver Burkholder Funeral from her home Saturday at 845 am and 10 am at the Martindale Mennonite church Interment in adjoining cemetery Continued on Page 4
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Elizabeth M. Eberly
Joseph G. Eberly
Ezra G. Good
Denver
Martindale Mennonite Church
David Z. Eberly
New Holland
Henry Z. Eberly
Stevens
Mary
Ezra Good
Nathan Z. Eberly
Menno S. Zimmerman
Weaver Burkholder
Martindale
Farewell Party Honors Miss Edna Musser in Ephrata
Local American Legion members gathered at the Ephrata Legion Home for a farewell held Saturday evening for Miss Edna Musser. After years of Legion service in Pennsylvania she departs for California where she will marry. New Holland attendees included Mrs. Esther Beck Miss Jeanette Kochel Mrs. Hal D. Brown Mrs. Viola Zuck Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fenninger and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mentzer.
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American Legion
Edna Musser
Ephrata
Coatesville Lights Dispute And Local Lectures Of 1889
The column notes Coatesville street lights were out after 10 PM while neighboring New Holland kept few lamps burning. Congressman Brosius spoke at Mount Zion Church near Cambridge on Some Dangers Ahead to a crowded audience. The piece mentions directors elected Amos L Eshelman W K Bender John B Bair Elam E Kling and John Royer and recalls past Terre Hill coal usage of 250 000 tons with no news since.
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Coatesville
New Holland
Brosius
Mount Zion
Cambridge
Amos L Eshelman
W. K. Bender
John B. Bair
Elam E. Kling
John Royer
Weks
Terre Hill
Clarion
Missionary Farewell Ride From Intercourse Ends With Cop Stop
Gordon Kling and Noah Martin rush from a local store to bid farewell to cousins Eby and Mrs Seaman aboard the S S Europa bound for Africa. While speeding home past 70 mph a motor officer signals a stop as the drama of departure continues.
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Gordon Kling
E. &£. Kling
Intercourse
Eby Seaman
Africa
Mennonite Church
Noah Martin
New York
Gordon
Eter
Turkey Supper By Salem Reformed Church Held Jan 14
The third annual turkey supper by the Young Men's Class of Salem Reformed Church will be served at Heller's one mile south of Mechanicsburg on Route 772 in the Parish Hall from 4 to 9 p m on Saturday January 14.
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Salem Reformed Church
Heller’s
Mechanicsburg
Card of Thanks for Blue Ball Fire Company and neighbors
I wish to express my appreciation to the Blue Ball Fire Company and my neighbors for their prompt service. I am grateful for their help during the fire incident.
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Blue. Ball Fire Company
Miss Rosamund Gill and George C. Gordon Weds in White Horse
Miss Rosamund Gill daughter of Mrs Rachel Gill of Gap Road 2 and George C. Gordon son of Mr and Mrs George I Gordon of Parkesburg were married at the United Brethren parsonage in White Horse by Rev. Frank E. Druckenbrod on Tuesday at 1 30 pm. They will reside in Parkesburg.
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Rosamund Gill
Rachel Gill
Gap. R
George C. Gordon
George I. Gordon
Parkesburg
United Brethren Parsonage
White Horse
Frank E. Druckenbrod
Marriage Unites Miss Maude Welk and Marvin Rice
Miss Maude H Welk daughter of Mrs Maurice K Welk of Christiana R 2 wed Marvin W Rice of Paradise son of Walter Rice Christiana R 1 in a Wednesday morning ceremony at Middle Oc torara Presbyterian church Rev George H Shea officiated The couple left for a Virginia tour and plan to live on Wilmer Kreider farm near Paradise in spring
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Maude H. Welk
Maurice K. Welk
Christiana
Marvin W. Rice
Paradise
Walter Rice
Middle Octorara Presbyterian Church
George H. Shea
Virginia
Bareville Firemen Elect Officers
John G. Landis was reelected president of the Bareville Fire Company at a Friday meeting in the fire hall. New officers include Vice President Richard G. Overly Secretary Samuel R. Myer Treasurer Harry E. Harsh Trustee J. Roger Miller Fire Chief Noah H. Groff and Assistant Fire Chief Ira C. Wyble. A turkey supper was planned for Saturday evening.
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John G. Landis
Bareville Fire Company
Richard G. Overly
Samuel R. Myer
Harry E. Harsh
J. Roger Miller
Noah H. Groff
Ira C. Wyble
Holiday Work Report From K D Society
The K D Society details holiday activities led by Mrs Sydnex Drone and presiding officers. The group distributed 17 baskets of provisions and two baskets of fruits and plants. A new racial committee was formed with Moe Wilson Dueck Mrs Wilson Foust Mrs J Harvey Shue and Mrs Amos Good among its members.
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Sydnex Drone
Charles Yoot
Dh Harvey Shue
Horace Warner
Moe Wison Dueck
Wilson Foust
J Harvey Shue
Amos Good
Wall Eat
Beregeh
Sames
Rok Whoa
Mas
Sydney Branes Loper
Mire RE. Good
Prema Pearl
Harvey Shues
Bola Meurer den Studs
Moe Porl Benskades
Parte Sj
Wedding Dinner at Blue Ball Honoring Ralph Arment’s Son
Ralph Arment hosted a wedding dinner for his son in Blue Ball at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Bowman. Attendees included extended family from Blue Ball Bareville Gap Weaverland Lime Valley and Gordonville with many Arment relatives and friends in attendance.
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Ralph Arment
Charles Bowman
Blue Ball
Ralph
Henry Newswanger
Willow Street
Howufurd Syler
Evelyn
Paul Mellinger
Robert
Harold
Vernon
Maitdred
Sarah Newswanger
Clarence Stoltzfus
Marvin
Norman
Nancy
Bareville
R. 1
Martin Arment
Jack Roy
Gwendolyn
Gordonville
Mer
Benjamin Zeiser
Benjamin
Weaverland
Isaac Arment
Ida Arment
Stephen Stoltzfus
Gap
Cooking Demonstration in New Holland Store
Miss Margaret Zane of Chicago demonstrates waterless cooking techniques at the American Store in New Holland. She shows how to cut cooking fuel by about half while preparing cakes roasts and vegetables in aluminum ware on electric burners, drawing many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zane
Chicago
New Holland
Miss Zane
Friday the thirteenth and headlines across America
The column blends superstition with news notes about tobacco prices in Lancaster county and national topics. It notes Chamberlain's diplomacy, a budget clash over armaments and welfare, Frankfurter’s Supreme Court appointment, and Tom Mooney’s release, hinting at political and social currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Banks Name Directors for Coming Year
A long list of banking officials is named, detailing directors and officers for Farmers National Bank and Farmers National Bank or related institutions. The document lists presidents, cashiers, secretaries, and treasurers, along with numerous named directors from multiple banks, including Oberholtzer and Reitz, with continued notes.
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BANKS
Local Boy Named Assistant Director of FL and M College Band
Leonard Levitt a Franklin and Marshall College band clarinetist has been named assistant to the director. He will help John Peifer in rehearsals for upcoming concerts and other activities. A sophomore and son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Levitt he has played in local bands and accompanied Prof. Frederic Klein on a 1937 Normandie to France trip. He was first clarinet in the college symphony orchestra. The band library gained seven marches and thirty four concert numbers, sixteen overtures, expanding their repertoire for stronger programs.
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Leonard Levitt
Franklin and Marshall College
John Peifer
Leonard
Abe Levitt
Rate
Hich
Normandie
France
Frederic Klein
College Symphony Orchestra
Klein
Notice of Proposed Budget Available for Public Inspection
A proposed budget is available for public inspection at the borough secretary's office in the borough building between 7 p m and 9 p m for fifteen days after the first publication of this notice Adv
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Adv
Bereavement Notice for Noah L. Nolt
The family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement following the death of Noah L. Nolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah L. Nolt
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Florence Miller
Lutheran Young People
Mt. Tabor
Lion Club
Wilbur Glass of
Edward Hess
Akron
A. Landis Brackbill
C. G. Bachman
Iyogle Mrt
DSP
N. Haul
New Jersey
David
Allison
Gordon—Gill
Rice—Welk
Bareville Firemen
Plan
Turkey Sapper
K. D. Society
America
Western Hemisphere
Chamberlain
Europe
Benny Mussolini
Benny
Congress
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Cardozo
Austria
Hitler
Tom Mooney
Coon Peteap
C. Grah
Bone Hershey
Tr AL Teffroan
Wasne S. Maron
DG. Ranek
Ds Por Wentz
D. G. Wendman
Ames Harty
Joby
Wls
Shorko
Oberholtzer
M. D
Parse Nationatl
Nate
Denier
I. Prask Deneefager
Vieter
Ccason
Jeeps
Paul
Sanders
Woors Buch
D. W. Bush
Landis Buehen
H. S. Melsinger
H.W. Oberheltzer
J.B. Oberholmer
C. E. Reitz
H. OS. Roger
Ho No Wenger
Gay National
Hank and True Co
Wood
Walker
Heevard E Kutter
OA. Slaymaker
C. Mo Reed
Ely
Dider
B.C. Smith
Stature
William D. Kurtz
Wood le Wakter
Eo C. Smith
Cashier
HH. L. Butter
Seeronaes Elc
Kavensen
Casier
Lb. S. Mas
Oliciter
Farmers National Back
Iehinta
FL & M
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