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02 Jul 1926
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New Holland Clarion in New Holland, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
1
Perilous Job Runs Like Steeple-Jack Work
A fragment notes a dangerous task likened to steeple-jack work performed by Mr. Mentzer. The passage suggests a risky undertaking carried out with careful, climbing style amid uncertain conditions.
Replica Conestoga Wagon On Display In New Holland Window
Robinson of New Holland shows in his show windows a replica Conestoga Wagon and a beaded cap. The wagon replica is praised as a magnit piece of work by Rev H. and reflects careful handwork. A beaded cap from an employee’s property is also displayed in the east window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Market Change At New Holland Market
Patrons of the New Holland Market in the Groff building on South Railroad Avenue are notified that the usual Monday market will not be held on Mot. Instead they will be held Tuesday evening at the regular hour with all stall owners present to offer a line of fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
A. B. .Groff
Railroad Avenue
Boy Scouts Plan Sesqui Centen nial Show at Honey Brook
Boy Scout Troop No 1 of Honey Brook announces a Sesqui Centennial Celebration from July 8 to 10 with a daily program excluding Sunday. The event aims to showcase community activity and scout achievements in Honey Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Honey Brook
Boy Scout
New Holland Triumph In 9th Inning Rally At Local Diamond
In a seesaw game between New Holland and Lionville Club of Chester County, a seven run rally in the ninth gives New Holland a dramatic 18 to 7 victory. Tony Weiler and Bill Kochel delivered late-their hits while Baxter stole 20 bases, highlighting a day of erratic fielding and base running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionville ‘Club
Chester County
New Holland
Tony” ‘Weiler
Bill” Kochel
Baxter
Union Sesqui Centennial Service Opens Local Celebration
The Sesqui Centenary celebration opened with a union service in Harner's Theatre. Rev. Charles E. Keim delivered a stirring address praising Continental bravery and American progress, urging belief in God as ruler of nations. Music by local church choirs directed by Prof. Clarence McHose accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner
H. C. Brettle
United Evangelical Church
C. G. ‘Bachman
Clarence McHose
Lancaster
America
Anna Mearig
Charles E. Keim
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lebanon
E. L. Leisey
Sesqui
Leisey
Keim
New Holland Usher Team to Meet St Luke at Local Diamond
The New Holland team will cross bats with the St Luke squad of Lancaster on Saturday at the local baseball diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland:Ushers
Sti: ‘Luke
Lancaster
New Holland Fireworks Ordinance Notice
Residents must conform to borough ordinance on sale and shooting of fireworks. No fireworks may be exploded in the borough before Saturday July 3 and after Monday July 5. H. E. Ressler, Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
H. E. Ressler
Burgess
Bankruptcy Stock Sale Summary
Bankrupt stock sale notice indicates completion of a material sale of parts or pieces. The fragmentary text mentions a pure or prime sale and references items being sold as stock. No clear dates, parties, or locations are identifiable in the readable portion.
Local Pastor Leisey Leaves Trinity for Danville Service
A large crowd gathered at Trinity Lutheran Church to bid farewell to Rev. E Leisey after 30 years as pastor. He departs for Trinity Lutheran Danville on the Fourth of July to lead a new field, with community groups praising his leadership and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. le ‘Leisey
Theutheran
Leisey
Numidia
New Holland
Lessey
Trinity Church
General Hospital Auxiliary
American. Legion Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary
Mickey
Bil
Lancaster Storage Company
Danville
Clarion
Trinity Congregation
Susquehanna
Denver
Cwhich
Millersville
Columbia University
Ersey
Mublexbere College
Lutheran Theological ‘Seminary
Mt. Airy
Revolutionary War Play Lexington Draws Huge Harner Audience
A large crowd attended the six 30 pm performance at Harner's Theatre for the Revolutionary War drama Lexington produced by local talent for New Holland's Sesqui Centenary. Thirteen local actors led by Melvin G Faust entertained with Paul Revere scenes and a four act arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner
Lexington
New Holland
Paul Revere
Melvin G. Faust
Ephrata
Florente Brimmer
Betty Dissinger
Emily Rutter
Lena Ludwig
Jenny Wagner
Eva Diller
Maria Bender
Elizabeth Robinson
Helen Snader
Reformed Church Orchestra
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
King’s Daughters
Faust
Play Committee
Sesqui Committee
Western Visitor Amos M Yohn Arrives in New Holland
Amos M Yohn of St. Louis Missouri aged eighty one visits New Holland to stay with friends and relatives. A Civil War veteran who enlisted in Lancaster served through the Shenandoah Valley. He has lived in St. Louis for fifty seven years and has long subscribed to the Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos M. Yohn
St. Louis
New Holland
Yohn
Lancaster
Shenandoah Valley
Picnic joy at Trinity Lutheran Church gathering
A readable fragment notes a church choir and attendees from Trinity Lutheran Church of New Holland enjoying a community picnic. The brief mentions participation by church members and a celebratory atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trinity ‘Lutheran. Church
New ‘Holland
Personal notes of Lancaster area social visits and guests
Mrs William Brown and twin sons William Jr and Richard of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs Daniel Snader and family. Charles Coldren of Terre Hill visited Mrs Emma Coldren and family. Twenty four youths from the New Holland United Brethren Church attended a Hershey convention. Ida Miller of Narberth visited the Melinger family. Roy Mumma and son James of Waynesboro spent the weekend with Mrs Mumma’s mother Mrs Fenninger. Margaret Belle Frymger of Mechanicsburg visited her grandparents the Troops. Dorothy and Bernice Adams of Lancaster stayed with the Good family on East Main St. Martha Wingenroth of Lancaster visited her daughter’s family. Harry L Overly and son Maurice of Bird in Hand visited Mrs Overly’s mother Mrs Bair. Dorothy Piersol of Philadelphia visited her father Dr W R Piersol. Cora L Bair of Lancaster visited the Storb family. Blanche Henninger of Reading spent time with her father James C Henninger. R N Bowers attended Saturday Ruth family reunion at Sinking Springs near Reading. Maurice Cicely and son Paul of Lancaster visited Harry and Mrs Dicely. Mary Graybill and family of Juniata County stayed with Joseph Graybill. Samuel Troop of Lancaster visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Dicely. Lillian Eby and William McWilliams of Lancaster visited the Dicely home. Anna Farlow and Harold B Joseph of Philadelphia stayed with John M Ranck. Florence Bair indefinite time with friends in Evanston Indiana. Miss Betty Gilfillan with aunt Miss Helen Gilfillan at Massachusetts Bay. Mary Gilfillan visited sister Mrs J Brown in Patterson. Segar Roland of New York spent the week with his farmer mother Catherine Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
William Jr
Richard
Lancaster
Daniel Snader
Charles Coldren
Terre Hill
Emma Coldren
Christian Endeavor Society
New Holland United Brethren Church
Hershey
Ida Miller
Narberth
Martini H. Mellinger
Roy Mumma
James
Waynesboro
Mumma
Fenninger
Margaret Belle Frymger
Mechanicsburg
Lemon Troop
Dorothy
Bernice Adams
R. E Good
East Main Street
Martha Wingenroth
Myr
Harry L. Overly
Maurice
Overly
Bair
West Main Street
Dorothy Piersol
Philadelphia
W. R. Piersol
Cora L. Bair
Lewis M. Storb, Jr
Blanche Henninger
Reading
James C. Henninger
R. N. Bowers
Ruth
Sinking Springs
Maurice Cicely
Paul
Harry Dicely
Mary Graybill
Harry Graybill
Frances
Clarence Stauffer
Harold
Juniata County
Joseph Graybill
Near
Town
Samuel Troop
George Dicely
Lillian Eby
William McWilliams
Anna Farlow
Harold B. Joseph
John M. Ranck
Anc
Florence Bair
Evanston
Indiana
Betty Gilfillan
Helen Gilfillan
Massachusetts Bay
Mary Gilfillan
Mrs. J. Brown
Patterson, N
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beady
Sauder Bros. Secure
Trinity Lutheran Notes
Lionville
HOA
Harner’s
Combined Choirs
BASE
New Field
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