Local men attend national automobile show in New York
John N. Sauder Auto Co owners from this borough joined other local men at the National Automobile Show held at Grand Central Palace near 84th Street and Madison Avenue. They studied the Willys Knight Six due in spring and noted strong public interest as more than 850 cars were sold at the show.
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Oor N. Sauder
Jonathan Ern
John N. Sauder
New York City
Grand Central
84Th Street
Madison
Willys- Knight
Willys-Knight
Willys-Overland, Inc
John N. Sander Auto Company
Sander
Ernst
Broadway
60Th Street
Weaver 65 Fatally Injured From Rooftop Fall
Israel H Weaver aged 65 of Goodville fell twenty feet from a second story roof at a Graffdale house under construction last Friday morning. He died Sunday afternoon at Lancaster General Hospital from cerebral hemorrhage and brain contusion after being taken there in an ambulance.
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Israel
H. ‘Weaver
Goodville
Graffdale
Lancaster General Hospital
L. K. Leslie
Bareville
William Good 80 Dies While Watering Horse at Bowmansville
William Good aged 80 of Bowmansville dropped dead Thursday morning while watering his horse. He leaves wife Catherine. A Lutheran church member, funeral services were held Monday at 9,800 oclock at home and 10 oclock at Bowmansville church with interment in Bowmansville Union Cemetery.
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William Good
Bowmansville
H E
Catherine
Lutheran ‘Church
Bowmansville Union
Samuel N. Martin Dies After Illness at Gap Home
Samuel N. Martin aged 44 died last Wednesday at his Gap home from septicaemia after a five day illness. He was a Mennonite and worked as a plumber and tinsmith. Survived by wife Lizzie Eshlemen, two daughters Maran and Marta, his mother Barbara Martin, and brothers and sisters in Blue Ball East Earl Intercourse and New Holland. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel’ N. Martin
Gap
Mennonite
Lizzie Eshlemen
Maran
John. S. “Landis
Missey Minerva
Blanche Witwer
Lancaster
Mari, Kinzer
East Main Street
Edwin Renninger
Elwood Shaub
William F. DeHaven
Martin H. Mellinger
Y. M
Benjamin Hoover
West Main Street
B. W. Snader
Terre Hill
Washington Camp No. 40
New Holland
Milton Hoover
Ephrata
Adamstown
Edwin Ream
Alert
John L. Herr
Parker Kuhns
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
A. Sh. Whitman
Elizabeth Erisman
Robert H. Wright
Marvin Brubaker
Near Town
Martha Musselman
Frank Snader
Jere Wade
Earl Esbenshade
Lititz
Mary Esbenshade
Paul Buckwalter
Esther
Martin Mohler
Emma Clime
Mary St
Levi
Melling Lancaster
New Heavy Coats and Overcoats Arrive at Rubinson Store
S Rubinson promotes a fresh stock of heavy suits and overcoats recently arrived. The ad urges customers to come in and inspect the new winter outerwear.
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S. Rubinson
New Holland Rod and Gun Club Meeting Notes
The New Holland Rod and Gun Club schedules its monthly meeting at Stork, Snader & Co. on Thursday January 21 at 8 PM. Dues for 1926 are due. The club reports five cans of catfish planted by Dr. H. M. Walters and C. S. Zwally, and a consignment of twelve Kansags rabbits released by A. R. Reser and C. M. Rhoads. A report on a proposed hunting and fishing lodge led by Dr. Walters will be presented.
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New
Holland Rod and Gun Club
Stork
A. R. Reser
C. M. Rhoads
H. M. Walters
St Stephen Reform Church to Present Poems Series
Next Sunday evening in St Stephen Reformed Church the third in a poetry series will be presented featuring The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes. Morning service theme will be Their Places. Catechetical Class meets Wednesday at 6 30. Tuesday at 7 30 women host a Sunday School social in the Sunday School room.
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St. Stephen ‘Church
Etretat
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Intercourse Council Brings Patriotic Spelling Bee Event
A fragment notes the Intercourse Council presenting an entertainment and spelling bee event labeled as patriotic. It references Americans and a council gathering, suggesting a local civic celebration with reading and spelling activities.
Chautauqua program brings Swarthmore lectures and laughs
Harner s Theatre hosts a Swarthmore Chautauqua series featuring lectures entertainments and music. Arthur Walwyn Evans opens with What America Means to Me while the Lyceum inspired movement roots are noted. Evans born in Wales 36 years ago has lectured widely and speaks with force and clarity.
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Harner
Arthur Walwyn Evans
America
Evans
Wales
England
Church of Scotland
Shetland
Islands
Great
Britain
Ballester
Eiward
Local Lions Plan Black Face Minstrel Show at Harner’s
The Local Lions announce a minstrel show at Harner’s Theatre on Thursday January 28 at 8:00. The chorus and Bolists prepare for a record audience with live music and laughs. Four local vaudeville acts including a strong man and sharp shooting act will follow a high class comedy sketch. Boy Scouts will sell tickets next week with further program details to come in the Clarion.
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Harner
Clarion
Religious lectures on Evolution and Christanity weekly schedule
Large Sunday evening gathering hears Evolution and Christianity lecture. Next Sunday topic Jesus, who is He. Catechetical sessions aim to inspire church members and attract new ones during the Light Sending Contest. Morning service at 10 30 and Sunday session at 9 30 with Lord's Supper urges.
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Jesus
Christ
Hd Ladies’ Aid and Missionary ‘Society
Chautauqua Ticket Campaign Sees Slow Sales
Eighteen school children sell Chautauqua tickets as the first leg ends Friday at 4 PM with nine top sellers advancing to the grand windup. Purchases aid Chautauqua authorities and benefit single admissions, despite slow ticket uptake and many promises.
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New Holland
Evangelistic Services End Next Sunday in United Brethren Church
The United Brethren church lists closing evangelistic services this Sunday night with a sermon by the pastor titled Millions Now Living Are Already Dead. The Young People section will lead Sunday morning sessions with five minute illustrated talks for youth and children at New Holland and Ranck's churches. Services at Ranck's are Sunday morning and January 24 at New Holland.
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United Brethren Church
Church
New Holand
Ranch
New Holland
Ranck’s
Fall from bicycle injures John Garman arm
John Garman fell from a brand new bicycle left at his house by Santa Claus and suffered a fracture in an arm. The injury was painful but the fracture is reducing and he is slightly worse for wear.
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John Garman
Santa Claus
John
New Bed Coverings Sold by Harris Bros & Co
New purchases of bed coverings include four inch black plaids plain bed blankets in cotton and wool blends and wool. Double bed size items offered as well as figured comforters and crinkled weave bed spreads from Harris Bros. & Co.
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Harris Bros. & CO
Lions Minstrel Show Tickets Expected Next Week
The Lion's Club announces a two night minstrel show with tickets on sale next week. Arrangements ensure seating for those who cannot obtain reservations on the first Thursday, with a second night available. This event runs alongside Chautauqua ticket sales to avoid conflict.
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The
Lion's Club
Lions Luncheon Supports Boy Scout Movement at Table
A local Lions Club luncheon highlighted support for the Boy Scout movement. The event included a Boy Scout guest at the table and reinforced community backing for Scouting goals.
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Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout
Lions Kick Off New Year With Packed New Holland Meeting
The first Lions gathering of 1926 drew a full New Holland House crowd with Lions and Boy Scouts as guests. Isador Rosenthal spoke on discontent and universal ideals while Tom Doerr sketched members and the minstrel committee reported progress toward upcoming shows.
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Shaub
New Holland House
Boy Scout
Honey Brook
Lions Hartman
Eppihimer
Miller and Lewis
New Holland
Tom Doerr
The
Sunday News
Isador Rosenthal
America
Notary Public Commission Granted to New Holland Bookkeeper
Herbert Evans, bookkeeper and stenographer for David H. Styer, has received a Notary Public Commission from Governor Gifford Pinchot. He is authorized to take affidavits acknowledgments and perform all duties of a Notary Public in New Holland.
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Herbert Evans
David H. Styer
New Holland
Gifford Pinchot
Teachers Institute Date Moved for New Holland District
The teachers institute for New Holland district moves to Saturday January 30th due to Swarthmore Chau tauqua January 21 22 and 23. Speakers include Dr H E Gress Lancaster City Schools and Dr Tanger Reading Schools. Teachers from Terre Hill Brecknock Caernarvon East Fair Earl Upper Leacock and New Holland districts are notified.
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New Holland
Swarthmore Chautauqua
H. E. Gress
Lancaster City
Tanger
Reading
Terre Hill
Brecknock
Caernarvon
East Fair
Earl Upper Leacock
New
Birthday Party A Success by Pathfinders Class
The Pathfinders Class of Trinity Lutheran Sunday School hosted a birthday party on Wednesday. The event boosted fellowship and funds, with entertainment provided by M. Bard, a graduate of a local academy, and a luncheon served to attendees.
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Pathfinders
Trinity, Lutheran
M. Bard
A. 4
Harris Bros. & Co. announces men and boys suits
Harris Bros. & Co. advertises complete line of men and boys suits with fitted coats and vests, plus separate work or dress pants. It mentions three for small boys and lumberjack suits in all sizes, indicating a broad inventory for all ages.
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Harris Bros. & CO
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Carpenter
New York
New Willys-Knicht Productions
Groffdale Home
Samuel N. Martin
NEW Holland Rod ‘and Gun Club News
ST. Stephen Reformed
Entertainment and
Trinity Lutheran
Darrel Mobier
Railroad Avenue
Ord
Chautauqua
U. B
Funang
LIONS
Teachers’ Institute
Mary J. Musser
John Musser
Levi Mellinger
Jessup
Anna Diller
Cyrus Mellinger
Harrisburg