Death of Mrs Diem at Terre Hill and New Holland kin
Mrs Mazie Diem wife of Walter A Diem of 846 Jackson Street New Holland died at her parents home in Terre Hill Tuesday morning after a two week illness. She is survived by her husband and parents two sisters Grace and Bessie plus three nieces and two nephews. Services were held at the Thomas residence 346 Jackson Street Friday morning and at Ranch's United Brethren Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Mra
Mazie “Diem
Walter A. Diem
Jackson Street
New Holland
Lemon Sensenig
Terre Hill
Grace
Bessie
Solomon Gehman
Abbotstown
Lone Lion Scout Cabin Named By New Holland Group
Fifteen Boy Scouts led by assistant scout master John Sensenig held a meeting at the cabin. Rob ert Warner and William Stoner passed tenderfoot tests while Jake Mellinger began initiation by being tied to a tree but escaped. Parke Groff led ceremonies with marching drills and contests. Reporters Bill Stoner and Billy Storb were chosen to cover events for the New Helland Clarion. The group planned an overnight hike and daily good turns before adjourning with Taps and benediction, returning home by car.
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John Sensenig
Robert Warner
William Stoner
Jake” Mellinger
Parke Groff
Lone Lion Scout Cabin
Helland Clarion
Bill Stoner
Billy Storb
New Holland
Vacation Wear Aids for Your Summer Trips
Vacation months bring rest. shop Palm Beach suits knickers sports shoes dresses millinery and more at our New Holland store. We offer official sportswear headquarters guidance and money saving lines on dress materials on the first floor with a wide variety of fabrics and colors.
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Palm Beach
New Holland
Lions Club of New Holland Meeting on July 9
The Lions Club of New Holland will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening July 9 at 8 00 in the Legion Home 108 West Main Street. The club marks its fifth anniversary and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
New Holland
Legion Home
West Main Street
Ronk's Green House and Truck Farm Sold
Ezra Miller of Ronk sells an eight acre truck farm with a greenhouse to Lloyd Weaver of Strasburg. The sale is dated 1930 and involves property transfer details for the local agricultural business.
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Ronk’s
Lold
Ezra Miller
Ronk
Lloyd
Weaver
Strasburg
Annual Assembly at Mt Gretna draws large attendance
Almost thirty local young folks returned Sunday from Mt Gretna after attending the United Brethren Summer Assembly held June 26 to 30. The East Pennsylvania Conference featured Sunday School, Christian Endeavor and Brotherhood departments with a registration near 450, the largest on record.
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Mt. Gretna
United Brethren
Christian Endeavor
Brotherhood
East Pennsylvania
New Holland Society
The
Assembly Tattler
Park Feglley
Lykens
New Money Reduces Size and Costs for Government
The new currency will measure 254 inches wide by 6 inches long, replacing 314 by 7 percent inches, saving $2,000,000 yearly. It uses 1,000 tons of paper instead of 1,500, folds up to 4,000 times, printed at 6 tons daily, issued July 10, old money out by November 1. A sample is on display at John H. Sensenig’s store.
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John H. Sensenig
Willow Brook Pool Not Condemned Says Owner Inspector
A report claiming the Willow Brook Bathing Pool opened by E. L. Knecht was condemned was labeled false by the proprietor a filter inspector and a local physician. They state a thorough inspection shows the pool above the usual standard and safe for use.
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Willow Brook
E. L. Knecht
For Sale Celery Plants and Winter Flowers
John H. Martin at 73 North Railroad Avenue New Holland Pennsylvania advertises celery plants and winter flowering plants for sale. Limited details provided.
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North Railroad Avenue
New Holland, Pa
King's Daughters Society Holds Monthly Loyal Workers Circle Meeting
The Loyal Workers' Circle of the King's Daughters will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Sunday School rooms at Trinity. The event notes a scheduled gathering with members expected to attend.
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King’s Daughters’ Society
Loyal Workers’ Circle
King’s Daughters
Trinity T Ne
Local residents host gatherings across Lancaster area
Centerville and nearby towns host weekend visits as families such as the Fisher, Groff, Zook, Sensenig, Spriggle, Shirk and Musser clans welcome relatives and friends. Multiple trips and Sunday visits connect residents from Paradise to Brownstown, Ephrata, Selinsgrove and beyond.
Wedding ceremony observed in Potts Town streets scene
The fragmented text describes a wedding in Potts Town with Wales Ellis as father of the bride, attendants Louisa Ridey and Wesley Ridey, and a beige chiffon bridal attire. Forty guests attended the ceremony and reception at Third and Johnson streets, with Mrs L R Mi and sister of the bride noted among attendees.
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Wales Ellis
Peilows
Johnson Streets
Pottstown
Hull Lititz native weds Espenshade in New Holland
Esther May Hull of Lititz and Ira Leroy Espenshade of this borough were married Saturday morning at Trinity Lutheran church New Holland. Rev R L Winters officiated using Lutherans ring ceremony. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Hull, groom son of Mrs Mary E Espenshade. After a seaside honeymoon they reside at West Main Street New Holland.
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Esther May
Hull
Lititz
Ira Leroy Espenshade
Trinity Lutheran Church
New Holland
R. L. Winters
A. B. Hull
Mary Eépenshade
West Main Street
Mennonite Missionaries Reopen Tampa Church Field
Bishop Noah H Mack and Mrs Mack with two Mennonite workers arrived in Tampa on June 18 to take charge of a new church. The party traveled from Lancaster by Ford covering about 1300 miles via Atlanta seeking clergy permits. They noted road conditions, changing crops, and farming practices along the journey to Florida.
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Noah H. Mack
Tampa
Florida
Mack
Ida St
Fla
New Holland Clarion
William G. Lauver
Mennonite
South America
Anna Kauffman
Atlanta
Southeastern Clergy Bureau
Georgia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
State of
The Boys' Band to Play at Intercourse Festival
The New Holland junior musical group makes its first out of town appearance Saturday evening July 13 to aid the Intercourse Festival program with Lukéns Band of Coatesville. A 32 by 82 foot band stand will be built on the grounds, the boys open the festival with a one hour concert at 6 30. Lions Club members and parents are urged to provide transportation. The engagement marks a series planned to gain experience and reduce instrument debt while placing the boys on a paying basis.
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New Holland
Intercourse
Fraternia Patriotic Americans
Lukéns Band
Coatesville
Lions Club
New Holland Bows to Brownstown in Eleven Inning Loss
The New Holland team fell 5 to 4 to Brownstown in eleven innings over the weekend. Smith allowed ten safeties but kept most runners in check. Brownstown collected 12 hits while New Holland had 4. Bases on balls were numerous, with 8 for Brownstown and 3 for New Holland, as the game featured a tense late surge and errors that fueled the scoring.
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New Holland
Brownstown
Smith
Deliverey
Roberts
McNamee
Shiffer
New Holand
Hoover and
Weidner
Real Estate Listings Private Sale in New Holland Borough
A number of desirable dwelling houses and farms are listed for private sale in New Holland Borough and vicinity. The notices indicate available properties for immediate consideration.
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New Holland Borough
Lancaster County In History Recalls Growth And Education
Miss Reta Martin's essay at New Holland High School highlights Lancaster County's formation boundaries, role in abolition and Civil War, and prolific education history from 1712 Swiss Mennonites to 1740s boarding schools. It notes key figures, stations of the Underground Railroad, and local support for the Union efforts.
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Reta Martin
Lancaster County
New Holland High School
Dauphin
Lebanon County
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Lancaster City
Columbia
Daniel Gibbon
Bird-in-Hand
Christiana
William Smith
Albert Ridgely
Baltimore
Kauffman
United States Court
Philadelphia
Thaddeus Stevens
Kau'Fran
Howard Davits
Churchtown
Abram Cassel
Marrietta
Gruilty
Hambright
Col. Wickersham
Millersville State Normal School
Peuea
Willow Street
Seventh Day Baptists
Ephrata
America
John Peter Miller
United States
Ludwig Hacker
Local residents spend time with family and friends across states
Mr and Mrs Harry Sensenig and family travel to North Carolina for a stay. Eva Stauffer from Philadelphia visits relatives in town. Borough residents join Mt Gretna trip and Coatesville weekend visits. Camp meeting at Mazab Grove Al lentown draws many. Mrs Mathers of Miami summers with local kin. Violet and Hope Sheaffer visit grandparents. Edna Myes Ruth Killian visit Katie Moore. O G Wenger returns from Los Angeles after two months visiting J M Ranck family. Viola Sheaffer Kate Sheaffer Lydia Zook visit Lancaster home.
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Centerville
Meetin’ ‘Stauffer
Verland
Alice Palmer
Columbia
John Steffy
Ulysses Musser
Lancaster
Mary Jane Musser
Willig Groff
Myers
Rufus Groff
Ruth Johnson
Phila
Benj. Gockley
Reading
A. B. Gockley
John Graybill
Paul Graybill
Leon
Evelyn
Harvey Kulp
Ruth and
Graybill
Brownstown
J. B. Neiss
Alice Houck
Akron
Henry Killner
Ohio
Natha
Zimmerman
Hettie ‘Sensenig
Anna Sensenig
John Shirk
Weaverland
John Horst
Paul Spriggle
Jacob Spriggle
New Holland
Chas. Spriggle
Tuipp's Mill
Rene Snyder
David
Selinsgrove
Naomi Snyder
Bareville
Wm. Spotts
Morgantown
Samuel Martin
Spring Garden
Ada
Emmanuel Martin
David Martin
Moses Shirk
Norman Eberly
Stevens
Fred Rohrbach
Conowingo
Edwin Mohler
Ephrata
C. F
App and Son
Hatville
John Sensenig
Harry Wyble
Pearl and
Paul
Ralph Buckwalter
Martindale
Mervin Kling
Arlene
Spencer Musser
Dorothy Martin
Alda Burkholder
Lincoln
Barton Weber, Jr
Mervin
Clinton Buch
Viola Sheaffer
North Dakota
Katie Sheaffer
Stauffer
Viola Zuck
Rufug Groff
Israel Burkholder
Harry Sensenig
Robert
John Hisenig
North Caro
Eva Stauffer
Philadelphia
Thomas Fox
Mt. Gretna
Barton Woomert
Coatesville
M. E. Foreman
E. G. Stauffer
Harold
Mildred
Kathleen
F. EB. Houser
Mazaph Grove
Allentown
L. R. Mathers
Miami
Fla
Scott Steffy
Mathers
Kate Sheaffer
Lydia Zook
John M. Ranck
Automobile Insurance Protection Slogan Ends with Real Estate Firm
A real estate and insurance firm promotes automobile insurance emphasizing low cost and high protection. The message urges drivers not to go without coverage, comparing the risk of loss to the small price of insurance.
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Styer and Evans
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted at Reasonable Prices
Horton the Optician in Lincoln Pa offers eye examinations and glasses at very reasonable prices. Office hours run daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. except Mondays.
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Horton
Early Lancaster schools and the legacy of Moravian and church education
The article traces colonial Lancaster schooling from Moravian missions in Reamstown and Lititz to Lutheran and Reformed efforts in Lancaster and surrounding townships. It highlights 18th century institutions, notable teachers sent from Holland, and the 1787 New Holland English and German free school with the clock tower funded by its endowment.
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Reamstown
Centreville
Mt. Joy Township
Lancaster
Lititz
Linden Hall
Reformed Church
Stoy
Reformed Synod of
Amsterdam
Holland
Bangor Church
Caernarvon Township
Pequea
Summitville
Earl Township
Weaverland
Hinkletown
New Holland
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