F H Fuhrman visits Lions Club in New Holland
District 14 D Governor Frank H Fuhrman urged growth in Lionism during a New Holland Lions Club dinner at the Legion Home. He was joined by International Counselor Daniel J Kramer and district officers. The club formed a joint committee with Y M B L for a May meeting and appointed members to ambulance and entertainment duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Frank H. Fuhrman
New Holland Lions Club
Legion Home
Daniel J. Kramer
Harry Miller
Reading Club
Marlin C. Zimmerman
Joseph Hull
New Holland Machine Company
Harry Irons
R. E. Whitmore
Warren W. Weaver
Wayne B. Ranck
Wilson A. Foust
J. Harvey Shue
Parke Groff
Pacific
Lion Whyett H. Gainer
Daniel B. Strickler
Europe
Ambulance Corps
C. G .Bachman
Roelke Martin Nuptials Held in Messiah Lutheran Church
Miss Betty Audrey Roelke, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Roelke, married Allen Franklin Martin, son of Mr and Mrs John R Martin, on January 13 at 4 o'clock in Messiah Lutheran Church York. Rev William A Janson officiated a double ring ceremony with Eli G Roelke as grandfather sponsor and Alfred Yerk as maid of honor. Reception followed at the bride’s grandparents home. Mr Martin, discharged from four years Army service with 21 months overseas, is employed at American Chain and Cable Company.
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Betty Audrey Roelke
Lexington Avenue
York
W. E. Roelke
West Market Street
Allen Franklin Martin
John R. Martin
Goodville
William A. Janson
Messiah Lutheran Church
Eli G. Roelke
Alfred Yerk
Dover
Del
Harry Nyce
Yelk
Nyce
Martin
American Chain and Cable Company
9 15 Men s Bible Class Plans January 31 Forum
The 9 15 Men s Bible Class resumes forums at St Stephen Reformed Church in the classroom on Thursday January 31 at 7 pm. It features a covered dish luncheon and invites members and former members to attend. The subject is The Problems of New Holland As You See Them.
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St. Stephen Reformed ‘Church
New Holland
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Clifford
A brief card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude to those who made it possible for Clifford. The writer acknowledges aid and support received during a difficult time.
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Clifford
Help Speed American Relief to War Sufferers
Locals are urged to volunteer for the National Clothing Collection drive this Saturday at 2:00 p m. Busy helpers should tie or pack gifts for quick handling and protection, and place them where they can be easily seen and moved to the tracks.
Old Oaken Bucket misadventures and a deerless hunt
A rambling column recounts mishaps on icy streets and a deer-hunting misfire involving Aaron Martin and Varney Martin. The tale describes slips, a mistaken deer sighting, Varney’s tumble, a turkey raf fleeing misadventure, and a stuck car episode ending with rescue from Bird-in-Hand.
Mill Fire Company Holds Annual Meeting and Banquet
David R. Perry Deputy Attorney General addresses the Mill Fire Company at the January 20 meeting held in Lancaster County. Perry lauds the cooperative labor management spirit behind the Ix plant fire unit noted as a model by the Lancaster County Firemen’s Association. Harry Shaub presided. Warren Houck serves as fire chief.
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Mill Fire Company
Lancaster County Firemen’s Association
William E. Ix
Whyett H. Gainer
Frank Ix and Sons, Inc
David R. Perry
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Harry Shaub
Warren Houck
Meetings for Organizing a Brotherhood In Lancaster County
A Friday evening meeting is set for February 1 at 8 o'clock in the Pequea Baptist Church to organize a Brotherhood. Rev. Lee Jeffries serves as temporary chairman. Cooperating churches include Pequea Baptist St John s Episcopal Bellevue Presbyterian Gap Methodist Mt Airy Pequea Evangelical Congregational Limeville Mt Zion United Brethren in Christ. All are invited.
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Pequea Baptist Church
Caiis
Lee Jeffries
Engagement Announced for Mary Rohrbach to Titus Landis
Mrs Ruth A Rohrbach of New Holland announces the engagement of her daughter Mary A Rohrbach to Titus E Landis son of Mrs Elizabeth V Landis of New Holland. Mary is a registered nurse graduate of Reading Hospital Training School Class of 1945. Landis recently discharged from the U S Army after thirty two months in the ETO. No wedding date has been set.
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Ruth A. Rohrbach
New Holland
R. 1
Mary A. Rohrbach
Titus E. Landis
Elizabeth V. Landis
Miss Rohrbach
Reading Hospital Training School
Landis
U. S. Army
ETO
Injured Worker Burned by Hot Slag at Mount Ville
Ray Heller forty two New Holland received burns about the right eye from hot slag while at work at Mount Ville. He was treated at St Josephs Hospital.
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Ray Heller
New Holland
Mount Ville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Expression of gratitude to friends and neighbors
A brief note extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support, naming EB Moore Kinzer RB and Pa as appreciative individuals. The message acknowledges kind acts and the enduring community spirit.
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Moore
Kinzer
Obituary of Mary Ann White of Groffdale
Mary Ann White sixty seven of Groffdale died at Lancaster General Hospital Tuesday evening after a weeks illness from pneumonia. She was daughter of the late Samuel and Mary Clark White and survived by one brother Samuel B. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 pm from Esbenshade Funeral Home 145 West Main Street. Interment Zeltenreich Reformed Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Mary Ann White
Groffdale
Lancaster General Hospital
Samuel
Mary Clark White
Samuel B
Esbenshade Funeral Home
West Main Street
Zeltenreich Reformed
Welcome Home Dinner Honors Sgt Horace Styer Near Churchtown
Mr and Mrs Adam Styer hosted a welcome home dinner for their son Sgt Horace Styer recently discharged from the U S Army. The event at the Styer home near Center Church included relatives from Narvon Birdsboro and Martindale and noted his service with the Third Army under Gen George S Patton Jr starting March 16 1943 and overseas in November 1944 with occupation duty in Germany.
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Adam Styer
Churchtown
Horace Styer
Jacob Styer
Center Church
Oaphiy
Styer
U.S Army
Camp Haan
Camp Cooke
California
Third Army
George S. Patton, Jr
Germany
Horace
Charles H. Weaver
East Ear
Norman Styer
Norman, Jr
Billy
Birdsboro
R. 1
Charles R. Styer
Doris
Charles, Jr
Clayton
Narvon
Bowmansville
Harold Styer
Martindale
Mrs. John Bruckart Heads Rural Women Group Again
Mrs. John M. Bruckart and all officers of the Friendly Circle of Rural Women were reelected at a Saturday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Warren Greiner’s Lancaster home. Officers include Greiner as vice president and Parke Bowers as secretary, with Emma Burkholder treasurer. The group enrolled three new members and donated five dollars to the March of Dimes. The program featured a Pennsylvania Dutch reading by Burkholder, trombone solos by Jimmie Greiner, and stereopticon Hawaii views shown by Mrs. Lester Koschel of New Holland, with tribute to founder Charlotte Ruppin.
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John M. Bruckart
Friendly Circle of
Rural Women
Warren Greiner
Lancaster
R. G
Greiner
Parke Bowers
Emma Burkholder
Burkholder
Jimmie Greiner
Hawaii
Lester K. sKochel
New Holland
Charlotte Ruppin
Ranck's Church observes Young People's Anniversary Day
On Sunday at 10 30 the Ranck's Church young people share in the denomination wide observance. A deputation from Lebanon Valley College will lead services. Harold Zeigler will speak and others participate. A friendly meeting follows at 7 pm with the pastor in observance of the day.
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Ranck’s Church
Lebanon
Victory Band Presents First Winter Concert At High School
Music lovers may attend Sunday afternoon program at 2 30 featuring classical and semi classical works by the Victory Band including Romberg and Suppé pieces. The concert marks the band's first peacetime performance after four years of hard work to keep the organization together. January 27 at the High School auditorium. Be a Booster for The Victory Band.
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Victory Band
Marines
Marine Hymn
Air Corps
Army Air Corps
Sigmun Romberg
Miss Ann Miller
St. Mary’s
A. Emmett Adams
Paul Oder
What Do You Think About Fact Finding and Facts
The piece debates fact finding by the President public and labor and industry. It defines a fact as an event or deed and notes labor strikes as facts while asserting disagreements arise from each side claiming the other wants too much. It cautions that assertions of facts can be untrue.
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Webster
Religious survey begins in Bareville area churches
The Churches of the Bareville Leola and Leacock area start a religious survey to visit every home in Upper Leacock Township to determine church or Sunday school attendance. Assisting congregations include Salem Evangelical and Reformed Heller's Zion Evangelical Lutheran Leacock Memorial Methodist Leola and Bareville Church of the Brethren.
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Bareville
Leola
Leacock
Leacock Township
Salem Evangelical and Reformed
Heller’s
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Memorial Methodist Church
Church of the Brethren
Addressing Lions Club echoes guest speaker in New Holland area
The notice reports Rev. C. G. Bachman a charter member of the New Holland Lions Club as guest speaker at the Ladies Night event in E-town. The text notes active participation and a community gathering sense.
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C. G. Bachman
The
New Holland Lions Club
Hospital drive extended for check up at Lancaster General
A final official report shows $109,023 raised for Lancaster General Hospital's charity, maintenance and debt reduction fund. With many districts incomplete and weather delaying canvasses, county chairman Charles R. Cooper says campaigns will not end until all solicitations finish. The goal is $114,628 and organizers expect to top it. Paul A. Mueller, hospital board president, praises volunteers especially the women volunteers whose efforts may push the quota higher.
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Lancaster General Hospital
Charles R. Cooper
Paul A. Mueller
Hospital Board of Directors
Army of Women Volunteers
Revival of the American Christian Home urged by pastor
Rev. C. B. Starr, pastor of the Bridgeville-Mt. Curmen Congregational Charge, spoke to the Men’s Republican Club on Monday night urging revival of the American home through religious training. Club president Sherman Steffy announced advisory board appointments and committees, naming Joe Martin and Allan Sheaffer to the board and listing members for Publicity Membership Finance Flower and Refreshment committees.
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C. B. Starr
Bridgeville-Mt. Curmen
Joe Martin
Churchtown
Allan Sheaffer
George W. Wilt
Jack Martin
R. E. Whitmore
George L. Dissinger
E. P. Brock
Ivan P. Lowry
Raymond Weaver
George W. Fuller
J. Frank Lammey
Flower
Clair Musselman
Roy H. Brubaker
Arthur A. Fuler
Clayton Haverstick
R. E. Whitmore, Sr
AMVETS Post 40 Plans Benefit Dance and Officers
AMVETS Post 40 held its meeting at the Adamstown Fire Hall and welcomed eight new members. Two new officers were elected Richard Gejfst and Mark Redcay. Final plans for a February 9 benefit dance with Andy Kerners band were set with a door prize Victory Band. Next meeting February 4 at 8 p.m. Terre Hill Fire Hall inviting discharged veterans.
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Amvets Post No. 40
Adamstown
Richard Gejfst
New Holland
Mark Redcay
Terre Hill
Poat
Andy Kerner
Lancaster
Lawrence Supplee
Titus Landis
Willis Ranch
If You'll Be Away Take Your Gift to Clothing Center
If you cannot join the National Clothing collection this Saturday, consult last week's Clarion for a list of clothing centers.
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Clothing Center
Clarion
Fishing Licenses Now Available at STYER & EVANS
The Office of STYER & EVANS in New Holland Pennsylvania announces fresh fishing licenses available for purchase. Residents and visitors may obtain permits to fish in local waters. Replacements and renewals are also processed at the shop.
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Styer & Evans
New Holland, Pa
Peggy Moyer Property Torn Down In New Holland
Historic New Holland house known as Peggy Moyer Property was demolished this week in West Main Street's first block. The log structure, over 100 years old, housed clockmakers John Esterly and Hamilton Ayers, with Esterly clocks still in use. An ebony cane found in the rafters hid a nine inch dagger sheath, and local tales recount Ayers’ quoit pitching amid daily meals signaled by a porch cloth.
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New Holland
Peggy Moyer
West Main Street
John Esterly
Hamilton Ayers
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Martin—Roelke
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Barnum
Ripley
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Annette Kellermann
Aaron
John Martin
Harry Shirk
Harry
Weill
Donna
David Perry
John Bruckart
Ann Miller
William Ludwig
Franz von Suppe
Cornet
Clay Smith
Gustav Schuman
Cole Porter
Navy
Willliam Lupwic
Uncle Titus
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G. O. P. Club
Amvets
Rev. C. GC. Bacnman
Old House
Ayers
Main Street
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