Kling Obituary: Earl Township Farmer Dies at 79
Flam EB Kling, a longtime Earl Township resident and farmer, died Wednesday after an operation at Lancaster General Hospital. He was 79, survived by his wife, two daughters and five sons, including Grace Moore and Marian Mentzer, with numerous grandchildren and siblings. Funeral held at Zeltenreich Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flam EB
Kling
Lancaster General Hospital
Earl Township
Grace Moore
New Holland
Marian
Chester Mentzer
R. D
Jason
Omar
Florin
Morris Harrison
Marvin
I. M. Kling
Jacob L. Fing
Intercourse
Miller E
Coatesville
Mary Hoar
Anna Hoar
Lanister
Emma Bair
Kin
Zeltenreich Reformed Church
Death of Eli B. Witmer of York and Brownstown
Eli B. Witmer of Brownstown York County died Thursday at his home 45 Salem Avenue York following paralysis and complications after illness. Survived by sister Annie Hanley Beverly New Jersey and brothers Martin B Witmer Maughensville Maryland and John Witmer Ephrata. Funeral Monday at 2 PM Weaverland Mennonite Church with interment nearby.
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Eli B. Witmer
Eli G
Catherine K. Witmer
Brownstown
This County
Salem Avenue
York
Witmer Was
Death of Emma Nolt in Martindale family circle
Emma Nolt died at home in Martindale at 6 p m Thursday of complications. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah Nolt and survived by her parents and brothers Frederick Clayton and sisters Katie and Anna all at home. Funeral services were held at 1 p m Sunday at the house and 2 p m at Weaverland church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma W. Nolt
Noah Nolt
Martindale
Frederick
Clayton
Katie
Anna
Weaverland Church
Death of Emma E. Bard of Bareville
Emma E. Bard sixty seven daughter of the late Jacob and Mary Schaeffer Bard of Bareville died in Lancaster General hospital Tuesday afternoon at 5 o clock from complications She was a member of St Paul's Reformed church last of her family Brief funeral services will be held from Fisher funeral parlors Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock with further services at 2 30 o'clock in the Voganville church Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma E. Bard
Jacob and
Mary Schaeffer Bard
Bareville
Lancaster General Hospital
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Fisher
Voganville
Card of Thanks for Helen Lou Martin
To our dear friends and neighbors who have been so kind during the sickness and death of our beloved daughter Helen Lou Martin we thank you for your many kind words and kindnesses. Mr and Mrs Clarence Martin express sincere appreciation for community support in our sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lou‘ke Martin
Clarence Martin
Fireworks Ordinance Prohibits Discharge at Saytim
A fragmented notice sets a rule banning any person from exploding or discharging fireworks at Saytim in the given jurisdiction. The readable text indicates a strict prohibition and enforcement intent.
Terrific Storm Ravages Lancaster County After Heavy Winds
A cyclonic storm with heavy rainfall and hail struck Lancaster County on Thursday evening, toppling hundreds of tobacco sheds and farm buildings, uprooting trees, and cutting power, phone, and telegraph lines. The borough sustained minor damage with several wires down and a house unroofed near Bareville.
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Lancaster County
New Holland Pike
Bareville
Sunday School Class Enjoys Annual Outing
The Live Wire Class of United Brethren Sunday School held its annual outing at Long's Park near Lancaster on Tuesday this week. Twenty members led by teacher Robert Wright traveled in Wright Bakery trucks and enjoyed golf tennis and baseball despite intermittent rain with time also spent at the park pool.
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United Brethren Sunday ‘School
Long’s Park
Lancaster
Robert Wright
Wright Bakery
Lions Club Meeting Marks Sixth Year in Borough
The Lions Club of the borough holds its regular semi monthly meeting at the Legion Home 108 West Main street on Tuesday evening July 8 at 6 30. Isaac W Cauller newly elected president leads the sixth year of activity with important matters to discuss and all members urged to attend.
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The
Lions Club
Legion Home
West Main Street
Isaac W. Cauller
Former Trinity Church pastor visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Paul F Esbenshade and daughter Pauline of Broad street visit their former pastor Rev Elmer Lelsey in Danville Pa They attend a Masonic Consistory meeting at Bloomsburg on their return trip and spend time with the Shank family in Catawissa Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Esbenshade
Pauline
Broad Street
Danville
Elmer
Lelsey
Trinity Lutheran Church
Masonic Order
Bloomsburg
Sam Shank
Catawissa
King's Daughters Meet Tuesday in New Holland
The Loyal Worker's Circle of the King's Daughters Society in New Holland will gather next Tuesday evening July 7 at 7 30 in the Sunday School rooms of St Stephen Reformed church. An admission service and a new Bible study form will be held and all members are invited.
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Loyal Worker’s Circle
King’s Daughters Society
New Holland
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Garage for Rent by C M Groff
Compact rental notice offering a heated garage space for rent with hot water and a cement floor. Listing by C M Groff.
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C. M. Groff
Fall Is Fatal to East Petersburg Man
Abraham L. Young of East Petersburg died after a fall from a cherry tree on Isaac Dennis's farm near Farmersville. He was 47, survived by siblings Sallie Catherine Elizabeth and Earl, with Mennonite services held at Mt. Joy’s Sheetz Funeral Parlors and East Petersburg church followed by private burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham L. Young
East Petersburg
Isaac Dennis
Farmersville
Me. Young
Mennonite
Sallie
Emmanuel Fry
Manheim
Catherine
William Ferich
Rohrerstown
Elizabeth
George Rosenberger
Lancaster
Earl L. Young
Sheetz
Mt. Joy
New Holland Post Office Hours July 4 1930
General delivery window at New Holland Post Office open from 3:00 to 4:30 p m. No town or Rural Carrier service. I H Snader Postmaster.
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New Holland
Local Social Notes From Gap and Vicinity
A packed roundup of visits and gatherings across Gap area includes the Burkeys, Slaymakers, and Brubaker families at Lititz and Witmer, with guests from Lancaster, Claymont, and Delaware. Band performances and church group meetings highlight the week, plus a Bellevue Presbyterian Light Bearers session on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
History of the Weirland District Ministers and Peter Martin Farm
A fragmented account traces the Weavertown area ministry from Peter Shirk who died in 1770 through Bishop Christian Burkholder in 1809. It notes the Weaverland minister serving until his death in 1825 at age 84, and records the Martin plantation home built for him, later owned by Amos W. Sensenig. The farm seat was occupied for generations by Samuel, the bishop’s son, with the log house later destroyed by fire.
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Peter Shirk
Christian Burkholder
Groftdale
Weaverland
Martin
Peter Martin
Amos W. Sensenig
Ecdlly
Samuél
Tari
New Holland Playground Activities and Schedule
New Holland Playground closes Friday July 4 all day and reopens Saturday 9 am to 12 pm. Last week a bean guessing contest awarded Dorothy Zook first with 250 and Ruth Stone second with 255. Girls study hand work and Folk dances under Miss Lewis. Reed basketry starts next week. Plans include Junior and Senior indoor baseball teams and possible games with Lancaster Playground. a quast league will be organized next week. Supervisors urge community participation and welcome visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Zook
Ruth Stone
Miss Lewis
Harsh
Lancaster
Notice to Dairymen Expand Milk Intake at New Holland Stations
Notice informs dairymen that New Holland stations can now accept more milk. Past limits were due to water supply shortages. A Spray Deck at the approved plant increases water capacity, enabling new customers to sell milk. The notice also seeks to boost receipts at the non approved plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Blue Ball Fire Company Festival Plans July Fifth
The Annual Festival of the Blue Ball Fire Company will be held on the school grounds Saturday evening July 5. The Pottstown Band directed by William L. Lamb will perform and Lamb, a juvenile cornetist and marimba soloist, will appear. The event promises new amusements, ample refreshments, and parking. all are invited.
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Blue Ball School
Blue Ball Fire
Pottstown
William L. Lamb
William L. Lamb I
W.I.Z
New York
Garden Party in New Holland by Business Woman’s Club
The Business and Professional Woman's Club of New Holland hosts a Garden Party on July 10 at 7:00 p.m. on Miss Evelyn Rose Borough’s lawn East Main Street. Admission 25 cents includes cake and lemonade. An 8:00 program features activities, food stalls, a fortune telling booth, and music by the Boy Scout Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
New Holland
Evelyn Roseborough
East Main Street
Boy Scout
Compan
Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting Notice
Notice to members of the Business and Professional Women's Club that the regular meeting will be held at the American Legion Home on Monday evening July 7 at 7:30. All members urged to attend.
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Woman's Club
American Legion
Special Insurance for Plain People Policy Change
The Manufacturers' Casualty Company offers a new liability and property damage clause for plain people that lets them settle accident cases without court proceedings. This policy can be secured from the company.
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Manufacturers’ Casualty Company
United Brethren Youth Play Paying the Fiddler
The United Brethren Church youth group presents Paying the Fiddler on Saturday evening July 19 in the High School auditorium with musical numbers and a guest speaker. Full details to follow in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Institute Notice
The WCTU will hold an institute in the borough on Saturday July 19 with afternoon sessions at the Methodist church and evening sessions at the school auditorium Details will appear in next week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Dorwart Shaub and Butzer Take Atlantic City Trip
Mr and Mrs William H Dor wart and Ethel and Helen Shaub of this borough along with Arlene Butzer of Ephrata enjoyed a Sunday motor trip to Atlantic City New Jersey.
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William H. Dorwart
Ethel
Helen Shaub
Borough
Arlene Butzer
Ephrata
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Tobacco Trash Wanted for Market Price
Tobacco trash property based in paper will be received any day at my warehouse Best market price paid E N Burkholder New Holland R D 3 Pa
Zion Lutheran and nearby groups schedule July events
Community clubs and churches announce July meetings and socials in Bareville and Leola including Bareville Fire Company, Mechanicsburg Fire Co, Bareville Brethren sewing circle, Epworth League social, and a district Hobo Party. Attendees visit families in Browns Town and Millersburg while quilting for India and noting future Groffdale Church sewing circle date.
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True Blue
Zion Lutheran Church
Esther Kurtz
Bareville Fire Company
Bareville
Mechanicsburg Fire Company
Mechanicsburg
Bareville Brethren Church
Epworth League
Leola M. E
Young Peoples Council of
Wedding of Miss Anna H High and Aaron L Martin
Miss Anna H High daughter of Mr and Mrs David High near Lampeter and Aaron L Martin son of Mr and Mrs Harry H Martin East Earl were married at the bride's home witnessed by about eighty guests Bishop Abram L Martin of Gordonville officiated. Attendants included Lydia High Irene Martin and H Roy Martin Raymond E Denlinger. Ushers were Sanford and Benjamin High. A wedding dinner followed and the couple now plan a motor trip to Niagara Falls Canada Indiana and Ohio to visit relatives. The groom drives for John N Launder Auto Co and the bride has worked at Hager Brothers Store in Lancaster.
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Anna H. High
David High
Lampeter
Aaron L. Martin
Harry H. Martin
East Earl
Abram L. Martin
Gordonville
Lydia High
Irene Martin
H. Roy Martin
Raymond E. Denlinger
Sanford and
Benjamin High
Niagara Falls
Canada
Indiana
Ohio
John N. Lauder Auto Co
Hager Brothers
Lancaster
Miller Musser Couple Married at St Andrew’s Lancaster
Clyde J Miller and Elizabeth Musser were wed at St Andrew’s Reformed Church Lancaster on Saturday morning with a ring ceremony. The couple, both from Lancaster areas, will reside at 104 North Broad Street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde J. Miller
Martin Miller
Willow Street
Elizabeth Musser
Ralph Musser
Bareville
St. Andrew's Reformed Church
Lancaster
John ©. Raezer
Ira M. Christ
Musser
North Broad Street
Kensinger-Beck Wedding in Leacock at Zion Lutheran
Harold Kensinger and Gladys Beck wed at the Zion Lutheran parsonage Leacock with the Rev. J. C. Nicholas officiating. The couple, attended by Charles and Mrs. Rogers, plans to reside in Lancaster after a family reception at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kensinger
Anne Kensinger
Lancaster
Gladys Beck
Landis Beck
Heller's Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Leacock
J. C. Nicholas
Charles Rogers
Banks
Mrs. Kensinger
High Good Charles Earl High Beatrice Good Tie The Knot
Charles Earl High son of Mr and Mrs Samuel S High and Beatrice E Good of Bowmansville were wed at 4 pm Saturday in the Re formed parsonage in Denver by Rev W S Brendle. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Paul Good of Reading and Maurice Hoshauer, now home in Ephrata.
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Charles Earl High
Samuel S. High
Beatrice E. Good
Bowmansville
Reformed Parsonage
Denver
W. S. Brendle
Paul Good
Reading
Maurice Hoshauer
Ephrata
Class of 1926 on fishing trip at Oxford Md
The New Holland High School class of 1926 spent the weekend in Oxford Maryland fishing. They caught 47 fish including croakers perch spotties and several eels. Grace E Arehart won a dollar prize for the largest catch with nine fish. Members listed include Grace Arehart Clara Myers Irene Martin Edith Richwine Anna Groff Benjamin Weaver H Norman Kensinger J Samuel Harsh Amos Zook and visitor Samuel Zook. The trip was by automobile.
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New Holland High Schol
Oxford
Grace E. Arehart
Leacock
Clara B. Myer
Leola
Irene W. Martin
Goodville
Edith L. Richwine
Anna E. Groff
New Holland
Benjamin Weaver
Churchtown
H. Norman Kensinger
J. Samuel Harsh
Amos Zook
Bareville
Samuel Zook
Auto towing coverage added to I N A policies
Insurance Company of North America extends auto policies to include towing up to ten dollars per trip at a small extra charge of one dollar per car. STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance advertise in Holland Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Company of North America
Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance
Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Nolt
Lions Club Meeting
Trinity Church
King’s Daughters
Abram L. Young
Cherry Tree
I. H. Snader
Gap
Wayne Burkey
George Burkey
Anna Burkey
Marian Slaymaker
Milton, Willis
Roy Burkey
Verna Brubaker
Earle Rissel
Howard Dussinger
Monroe Davidson
Lititz
Rosemary Myers
Ralph Slaymaker
Mary Wicks
Zelma Zander
Hoover Bair
Atglen
Wagontown
Chester County
Joe Groff
Sherman Johnson
Claymont
Delaware
Witmer
Jonas Helm
John Moore
Millersville
Harry. G. Brackbill
Near Buyerstown
Leroy Hess
Eden ii
Hess
Elizabeth Sigle
Jacob 8
Denlinger
Near Paradise
Betty Bair
Wawa
Franklin R. Lindsay
Will C. Norton
Robert K. Lindsay
Lindsay
Railway Express Company
Norton
Britain Springer
Stonehurst
Philadelphia
Mary Baum
Earl Howe
Near Town
Mary Fisher
Light Bearers Mission Band
Bellevue Presbyterian Church
June Bair
Nora Bair
Porto Rico
Histry
Verland
NEW Holland Playground
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Rocky Springs Park
Boys Band of
Pioneer Amusement Center
Griffith
Park
U. B
W. C. T. U. Institute
E. N. Burkholder
New Holland, R. D. 3
Groffdale Mennonite Church Sewing Circle
Frank E. Groff
India
Ida F. Grynbill
Mattie Martin
Anna Moyer
Laura Musselman
Mary Jane Musser
Floyd
Graybill
Aaron H. Burkhart
Elmer Myers
Elam Wenger
Lily Moyer
Martin—High
Kensinger—Beck
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