Rev Wilt Urges Spiritual Focus Over Materialism
The Rev George W Wilt spoke at the Mens Republican Club meeting in the Legion Home on Monday about a lack of spirituality. He argued modern life overemphasizes physical needs and warned against materialism nationalism and scientism as ultimate guides, urging individuals to cultivate inner spiritual and moral values. A round table discussion and refreshments followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wilt
Republican Club
Legion Home
William Dughi
Rev
Wilt
New Holland Cub Pack to lead March of Dimes drive
The March of Dimes campaign will gain support from New Holland Cub Pack No 148 led by John A Flora Jr. Door to door canvassing begins Monday evening January 24 and continues Wednesday January 26. Mrs H H Poole is general chairman for the area and asks organizations to send donations to her promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
John A. Flora, Jr
H. H. Poole
Rotary Club Meets New Holland Chapter at Peoples Restaurant
The New Holland Rotary Club led by president Jonathan Z. Martin met Monday at the Peoples Restaurant. Guest speaker Dr. George W. Barnett a Lancaster heart specialist described rheumatic fever symptoms and after effects. Edgar Getz organized next week’s program with Rev. R. K. Todd invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Trinity Lutheran Church Officers Installed
Trinity Lutheran Church to install officers elected at the annual meeting. At the Sunday service at 10 30 a m trustees include R Wentz Howard Steinman C J Haverstick E Co Diller elders Addison Wenger P F Babenshade and deacons Robert P Sieh Charles Kreider and Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
R. Wentz
Howard Steinman
C. J .Haverstick
E. Co. Diller
Addison Wenger
P.F. Babenshade
Robert P. Sieh
Charles Kreider
Walter
Visiting Nurse Association Report Highlights 1947 48
The New Holland District Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association annual report covers December 1 1947 to December 1 1948. It notes 1881 total visits up 170 from last year with 195 free visits and 919 paid visits including community and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Lancaster Visiting Nurse Association
Florence K. Hamaker
Department of Public Assistance
Hamaker
General Hospital Group To Sponsor Dance For Linen Fund
The New Holland Auxiliary of Lancaster General Hospital will sponsor a Valentine Dance at the High School Auditorium on Saturday February 12 from 9 to 12. Proceeds go to the Linen Fund. The Rhythm Kings provide music with games and a King and Queen of Hearts cake walk. Patron and general admission tickets are available and table reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Ralph Weber. A weekly list of ticket buyers will be published in The Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Lancaster General Hospital
Ralph Weber
New Holland Auxiliary
The
Clarion
W. A. Foust
W. H. Rogers
R. L. Ressler
Clyde
William H. Beadle
E. J. Conway
C. R. Frain
Charles A. Shenk
George F. Besore
Robert E. Kriwer
E. Z. Delp
George C. Delp
R. D. Buckwalter
Mike iWtwer
A. B. Morgan
Paul Mueller
J. Paul Lyer
William Heyn
Lions Meeting Canceled. New Holland District Schedules Regular Session
The Lions Zone Inter-Club meeting planned for January 25 at the Ephrata Legion Home is canceled. The New Holland Lions Club will hold its regular meeting on the same date at the New Holland Legion Home.
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Lions Zone
Ephrata Legion
New Holland Lions Club
New Holland Legion
Card of Thanks for hospital visits and gifts
Expresses sincere gratitude to hosts and friends for visits cards flowers baskets of fruit books magazines and other gifts received during hospital stay and after returning home.
Lancaster hospital advisory board gains two industrial leaders
Delp of the Enst Beant Machine Company and Bernard Zimmerman of Roche Lancaster Plant join St Joseph’s Hospital advisory board. Zimmermann says the community hospital will expand beds and add short term care for mentally ill and contagious disease sufferers.
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Delp
Enst Beant Machine Company
Roche Lancaster
St. Joan ‘Hospital
Jaredeye
Bernard Zimmerman
Vaterman H Aed Whan Ene & VG
Civi Eaders
Dott’ Ie
By. Industrial Executives
Lancaster
Lancaster County
St Choseaheney
Joseph's
Alk
Hite
Seow
Eb ‘Beneft
Obituary of Samuel B Bauman of Sweet Home Oregon
Samuel B Bauman 59 of Sweet Home Oregon died Monday afternoon at 1 15 at Sweet Home Hospital after a short illness from heart trouble He was a member of the Sweet Home Mennonite Church He moved from Bowmansville ten years ago He was son of the late Samuel and Lydia Burkey Bauman of Martindale Survived by wife Elmer Millway and William all in Sweet Home Seven grandchildren and siblings Mrs Reuben Sensenig Mrs Whares Martin R 1 Da vid Lititz and Miss Mary Bauman East Earl R 1 Funeral Monday at 2 from the Weaverland Mennonite Church with burial in adjacent cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Bauman
Sweet Home
Oregon
Sweet Home Hospital
Sweet Home Mennonite Church
Bowmansville
Samuel
Lydia Burkey Bauman
Martindale
Elmer
Millway
William
Reuben Sensenig
Rehrersberg
Berks County
Whares Martin
East Earl
David
Lititz
Mary Bauman
Weaverland Mennonite Church
Emerson Ringler dies of suspected food poisoning in Churchtown
Emerson Ringler thirty three of Poole Forge Churchtown died at 2 40 a m Tuesday at his home. Dr C Duttenhofer deputy coroner said death was due to food poisoning from soup he warmed for himself. A farmer and Churchtown Mennonite member he is survived by wife Pauline Martin Ringler and many relatives. Funeral from the late home today at 1 30 with services at Churchtown Mennonite Church at 2 interment in adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Ringler
Poole Forge
Churchtown
Duttenhofer
Abram
Fannie Kilmer Ringler
East Earl
Narvon
Amos Ringler
New Holland
Barbara Ringler
Churchtown Mennonite Church
Lemon C Wolf former Brownstown restaurateur dies at 92
C Wolf ninety two died at 6 a m Saturday at the home of his son in law and daughter in Ephrata. He ran a Brownstown restaurant for twenty years and was a cigar manufacturer. He wintered in Sebring Florida and held lodge and city positions. Surviving seven children. Services were held at his residence with interment in Brownstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon C. Wolf
Brownstown
Herman Bishop
Cherry St
Ephrata
Hannah Meade
Wolf
Sebring
Florida
Lititz
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Inland
Lancaster's
Owls Lodge
Rudy and
Elmira Cooper Wolf
Denver
Ella
J. Calvin
Callie
Higers
Mamie
Norman Smith
Harman Bisbon
Bish
Frede
United Brethren-Church
Adjoi
Zentmyers Thank Community for Support in Misfortune
Edward and Dorothy Zentmyer express gratitude to friends and customers for shelp and consideration during their recent misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Dorothy Zentmyer
Inaugural Swearing and Tax Boost Spark Curiosity
President Harry S. Truman was sworn in for his first full term in a grand ceremony with many Democrats and some Republicans in attendance. A new tax-free package boosts his pay by 25 000 and expense money by 50 000 dollars annually. Mothers urge spinach as a morale booster amid the chatter of political power and past strings. At St Stephen Reformed Church the 9 16 Men’s Class banquet saw the president and wife arrive without appetite and four tickets, two bought earlier and two later refunded after a seating mix-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
St. Stephen Reformed Church
New Holland Airport Reopens Under Owner’s License
The New Holland airport reopened for traffic with owner Ross Esbenshade taking control and plans to operate under his name. Instructors and rental planes will be available, with the GI training program resuming soon. Esbenshade regained possession after a month’s closure following a court judgment against Charles N. Butler Jr. and a sheriff’s sale that was postponed. The field serves local flyers and business visitors alike.
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New Holland
Ross Esbenshade
G. I
Esbenshade
Wilmington
Delaware
New Holland Flying
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
State Commission
Charles N. Butler, Jr
Recital by Piano Pupils Of Mrs Walters Opens Season
Group piano recitals by Mrs. Elsie Y. Walters pupils begin Saturday January 22 at her home. Program starts at 7 p m with participants including Larry Landis Virginia Ranch Nancy Jacobs Betty Rutter Barbara Martin Sylvia Ruess Adele Gingrich Phyllis Weber Janet Baby Wilma ey nea Shirk Shirley Weaver Ma Plank Mary Mentzer and Phyllis Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Y. Walters
P. m
Larry Landis
Virginia Ranch
Nancy Jacobs
Betty Rutter
Barbara Martin
Sylvia Ruess
Adele Gingrich
Phyllis Weber
Janet Baby
Wilma Ey Nea Shirk
Shirley Weaver
New Holland Farmers Day Association Dinner Meeting Set
Notice to all members of the New Holland Farmers Day Association that the second annual dinner meeting will be held Wednesday February 28 at 7 00 p m in the Lutheran Parish House. Attend and notify the Secretary at once to aid planning. 8 0 Zimmerman Secy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Farmers Day’ Association
Lutherah Parish
Rouse
Pickel Sanger Jr wedding in Leacock at Zion Lutheran
Miss Charlotte Marie Pickel and Samuel Sanger Jr. wed at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Leacock on Saturday at 2 pm in a double ring ceremony attended by immediate family. Rev. Elwood W. Reitz officiated with organ music by Mrs. John Lyte Kreider. The couple will reside in Honey Brook after a New York state trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Marie Pickel
Walter E. Pickel
Leacock
Samuel Sanger, Jr
Samuel Sagner
Honey Brook
Church
Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Elwood W. Reitz
Sarah Newswanger
Howard Patterson, Jr
John Lyte Kreider
New York State
Sagner
Upper Leaawuck Township
Trudy Mfg. Co
Bareville
Sagnet
Baby Show Entries For Home Talent Production
A baby contest will run with the Lions Club staged show Fun For You on January 27 and 28 to benefit the Educational and Youth Fund. Votes are one cent each, with prizes and honors for contestants ages one day to six years. Contestants include JoAnna Showalter, Corrine Weber, Tommy Hooker, Georgianna Stradling, Reggie Geist, Carl Weaver, Eileen Shirk, Cherry Martin, Marilyn High, John Musselman, Christ Groff, Annette Barbour, Janice Campbell, Randy Good, Beverly Groff, Bruce LANDIS, Carol Ann Ziemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Educational and Youth Fund
Merry Stuart
Weaver
Joanna Showalter
Corrine Weber
Tommy Hooker
Georgianna Stradling
Reggie Geist
Carl Weaver
Eileen Shirk
Cherry Martin
Marilyn High
John Musselman
Christ Groff
Annette Barbour
Janice Campbell
Randy Good
Beverly Groff
Bruce Landis
Carol Ann Ziemer
Y M B League Hosts Guests At Cheese Plant Visit
The Young Men's Business League met January 18 in the Lutheran Church basement. Guests Homer K. Luttringer of New Holland Machine Company and George Stradling attended. Galen Mosser, a foreman at New Holland Machine Company, became a new member. The group toured the Meyer Zausner cheese plant, sampling products and enjoying lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Business League
Lutheran Church
Homer K. Luttringer
New Holland Machine Company
George Stradling
Paul Esbenshade
Galen Mosser
Meyer Zausner
Trinity S. S. Plans Yearly Activities Schedule
Trinity Street School plans a year of activities starting January 10, 1948. The Sunday School activity committee set a program featuring socials, family night, roller skating, dances, and a Halloween party with chairmen named for each event. Admission to most events requires special tickets distributed by event chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Be Tnenn
Bas Yost
Kochel
Mareh
Walter Witwer
Mare
Susan Witwer
Charman
Clyde Kauffman
Chatrinds
Florence Brimmer
Howard Steinman
Splash Party
Edward Weaver
Neprust Union Prem
County Faw
Chatereds
Drahi
Kenshade
Robert Cason
Hallave
Mars
Evelyn Kauthman
Appreciation note from Mrs Anen Ludwig
I express gratitude to friends for the cards gifts and visits during my hospital stay and after returning home.
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Anen Ludwig
Victory Band to Perform First Winter Series Concert
The V-Band presents its first Winter Series concert at 2 30 p m Sunday February 20 1949 in the High School Auditorium. Leader M Weaver Hagey will conduct a varied program for the enjoyment of all.
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M. Weaver Hagey
Thanking Friends and Mt Tabor Church for Gifts
I thank my friends and neighbors and Mt Tabor Church for their gifts of fruit and flowers during my illness. Jason A. Wenger, New Holland, R. 2, Pa.
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Mt. Tabor
Jason A. Wenger
New Holland
R. 2
Fun For You Show Rehearsals Under Way in New Holland
Rehearsals are underway for Fun For You a Lions Club benefit talent show to be staged Thursday and Friday January 27 and 28 at the High School Auditorium New Holland. Merry Stuart directs a roughly 70 member cast with plans for a Hollywood breakfast impersonation scene featuring Paul Reedel John Scheaffer Charley Mentzer and others. The production promises laughs and awards a wishing ring and corsage to the eldest guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
New Holland
Educational and Youth Fund
Merry Stuart
Ita
Hollywood
Troadcart
Paul Reedel Ono
Tom Boerremian
Hollywood Glamour Yard
John Ed. Scheaffer
Luna Turner
Charley Mentzer
Marlene Dphetrwh
Charlie Good
Gypsy Rose Lee
Chante
AO Lewis. A
Birthday Party Honors Fifth Birthday of Joanna Showalter
Miss Joanna Lee Showalter daughter of Mr and Mrs John Showalter East Broad Street was celebrated on January 14 in honor of her fifth birthday. Guests included Annette Barbour Trent Delp Marilyn High Michael Joyce and Rickey Poole. Prizes were won by Annette Barbour and Michael Joyce while Joanna received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Lee Showalter
John Showalter
East Broad Street
Annette Barbour
Trent Delp
Marilyn High
Michael Joyce
Rickey Poole
Joanna
Paumer Family Thanks For Sympathy After Loss
We thank friends and neighbors for kind expressions of sympathy on the passing of wife and mother Mrs. Elizabeth Paumer from Ludwig Paumer and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Paumer
Ludwig Paumer
Dive the Tail to the Past by Rev C G Backman DD
A 1874 reminiscence notes a ventriloquist and sleight of hand show at Witmer Hall now called a magician. The editor praises the entertainment and cites a Philadelphia Ledger ad trading a vault for a plane. Other items include a 843 pound hog, ice harvest on the Conestoga, and treasure diggers at Rolands Hill Indian Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C G. Backman
Witmer Hall
Clarion
Rolands Hill
Indian Field
Maple Grove School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roxy Rockettes
Bart
Jean Stouder
Pete Myers
Ruth Collins
Mas Margaret Shantz
Virginia Jenkins
Rev. Wilt
March of Dimes
Rotary Club
John Hancock
Association
Welfare Federation Agency
Visiting Nurse Association
Frank II & Sons
Stauffer
General Hospital Group
Lions
C. Wolf
Zimmerman
Secy
Sagner — Pickel
Y.M. B. League
Zausner Cheese
Trinity S. S
Harry von Zell
Philadelphia Ledger
Monument Cemetery
Thompson Brubaker
Mill Creek
Lancaster City
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