Tri Town Homecoming Celebration Program Announced
The three towns Bareville Leola and Lea cock announce a August 14 15 16 homecoming program. events include public meetings exhibits an ox roast a golf tour parade floats bands and a community service with a choir. local committees and leaders are listed as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola National Bank
Leacock High School
Upper Leacock High School
Lilliputian
Farmersville Road
Bareville
Leecock
Leola
Mechanicsburg
New Holland Boys
Quarryville
Earl W. Behternach
Ray E. de Walt
Samuel R. Myer
Clarence E. Ranck
Samuel J. Harsh
Warren E. Carson
Clarence K. Cooper
Frank L. Stellar
Paul B. Hunsecker
Emory Bard
H. E. Harsh
John G. Landis
Cyrus & Bowers
Joseph C. Wentz
Charles R. Cooper
Benjamin F. Rowbotham
Obituary of Mrs Sara A Reeser of Terre Hill
Mrs. Sara A. Reeser, among Terre Hill’s oldest residents, died Monday at 1 am at her son H. E B. Reeser’s home in Terre Hill of complications. She would have turned 89 on Saturday. Survived by daughter Della Stauffer of Baltimore and another son Heber of Morgantown, plus two grandsons Arden and Lester Stauffer. three siblings and several relatives. Services were at the Reeser home then Morgantown Methodist church with burial in Caernarvon cemetery, Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara A. Reeser
Terre Hill
H. E B. Reeser
Della
B. W. Stauffer
Baltimore
Levi Keller
Chicago
Clara Kurtz
Reuben Kurtz
Morgantown
Elmer
Shillington
H. B. Reeser
Morgantown Methodist Church
Caernarvon
Death of Mrs Anna B Wentz widow of Dr Thomas Wentz
Mrs Anna B Wentz seventy one widow of Dr Thomas Wentz of Kirkwood died Monday at 10 30 AM at her son's home Dr Paul R Wentz in the borough She was a Roop girl of Kirkwood member Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church Philadelphia She leaves nine grandchildren and several children including Mary Wade John and Joseph C Also Leta wife of George Marshall of Philadelphia died years ago Brief services were held at her son's home then at Union Presbyterian Church Colerain Township Burial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Wentz
Thomas Wentz
Kirkwood
Paul R. Wentz
Jacob and
Mary Roop
Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Mary
Wade Johnson
Ogden
Utah
Joseph C
Lola
Leta
George Marshall
Osa
Paul Wentz
Union Presbyterian Church
Colerain Township
P. R. Wentz
R. L. Winters
Hartford
Russell Smith
Osterburg
Watkin
Glenn
Maude Evans
Lykens
Paul Gross
Harvey Hartranft
Ephrata
C. R. Balroa Coffroad
Reading
Harry Coffroad
Reuben H. Nolt
Allen Hoover
Farmersville
Ralph Roland
George
Kate Roland
Chester Fritz
Carlisle
Clinton Fritz
Charles Ulrich
East Orange
N. J
Lewistown
Jerry Mentzer
David Cauller
Lancaster
Isaac Cauller
N. Custer Avenue
Harold Diffenderfer
Diffenderfer
Death of Israel G Brendle After Barn Fall Near Mountville
Israel G Brendle aged 78 of near Mountville died at Lancaster General Hospital at 9 am Saturday from internal injuries after falling from a barn Thursday morning at his son Daniel W Brendle’s home. Survived by wife Susanna Weaver and children Mrs Christian Kurtz Daniel W Brendle Israel W Brendle William P Brendle Lry Gehman and Mrs Martin Hollinger.
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Israel G. Brendle
Mountville
Lancaster General Hospital
Daniel W. Brendle
Lancaster
Christian Kurtz
Hinkletown
Near Mountville
Israel W. Brendle
Smoketown
William P. Brendle
L Ry Gehman
Martin Hollinger
New Physician Located Here Dr. Wilson Foust Opens Office
Dr. Wilson A. Foust announces a new medical office at 361 East Main Street in the borough. A graduate of Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia he completed a 1929 class and internship and served as a resident at Allentown State Hospital. He comes highly recommended and offers his services to the community.
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Wilson A. Foust
East Main Street
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital
Philadelphia
Medi‘tal’ Ostatr ‘O
Allentown State Hospital
Allentown
West End Meat Market Offers Quality Inexpensive Meats
A brief classified-style notice advertises West End Meat Market highlighting quality meats at reasonable prices for local shoppers.
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West End
New Holland and Manheim Set For Fourth County Showdown
The fourth game of the five game series for the County Championship will be played at Brownstown Athletic field on Sunday afternoon July 12. New Holland holds two wins from the first three games and aims to clinch the title, while Manheim seeks to force a deadlock with a victory. Manheim plans a large turnout and New Holland fans are urged to attend.
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New Holland
Manheim
Brownstown
Local residents share travels and visits across towns
Mrs. Bertha Smith and Wanda Smith visit in Osterburg while Rev and Mrs C G Bachman host family. Others travel between Ogden Utah and Philadelphia and Lancaster areas, visiting relatives in Reading Coffroad Harrisburg and Carlisle as vacation time and Sunday visits occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Smith
Wanda Smith
Osterburg, Pa
Centennial Reminiscence of New Holland 1876
The centennial celebration in New Holland opened July 3 1876 with a bonfire and German and Rev J G Moore addresses. The day featured bands, a parade, Revolutionary uniforms, and a reading of the Declaration followed by the History of the Three Earls and a centennial oration by E K Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earls
New Holland
Styer
William Grimly
J. G. Moore
Fairville
States of the Union
A. W Snader
Three Earls
F. A. Diffenderfer
Lancaster
E. K. Martin
Marshalls
John Diffenderfer
Moses M. Weaver
Mountville
T. W Warner
Blue Ball
Clarion
Kling Benedicts Wed In Elkton Md Home Ceremony
Walter W. Kling son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Kling of near New Holland and Miss Mary M Benedict daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Benedict of near town were married Tuesday at 1 pm at Rev Miner s home in Elkton Maryland. The tag ceremony was used and the couple were unattended. The bride wore a powder blue chiffon dress with hat tomato and blonde shoes. Their wedding trip took them to West Virginia and Columbus Ohio.
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Walter W. Kling
Harrison Kling
New Holland
Mary M. Benedict
B. F. Benedict
Near Town
Miner
Elkton
West Virginia
Columbus
Ohio
Martindale Boy Walks After Surgery With Lions Club Aid
Chester Shirk of Martindale, once crippled by knee deformities, was operated on by Dr. Rugh in September and January. Now able to run, jump, swim, and dive, he thanks Lions Club members and county service clubs for making the operations possible.
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Rugh
Philadelphia
Lancaster City
Chester Shirk
Leroy Shirk
Martindale
General Hospital
Lancaster
Lions
Former Pastor Honored On Club Social At Shan Gran Cottage
Rev. R. L. Winters former Trinity Lutheran pastor and Mrs Winters were feted Wednesday evening at the Shan Gran Cottage along the Conestoga Creek. About one hundred friends and former parishioners attended for boating bathing and social fellowship with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Winters
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knights of the Golden Eagle Elect Officers at Booster Meet
At Hoard Castle No. 157 Knights of the Golden Eagle a booster meeting elected officers for the coming year. Noble Grand Milo Yuninger, vice grand M D Goor, Sir Herald Lew Martin, Venerable Hermit Edwin Renninger, Chaplain Jacob Kauffman, Secretary Harry Weaver, Treasurer Harry Diem, Clerk of Exchequer Roland Bowers, Trustees L M Stork Charles Diller O L Davis. The report claimed the organization remains flourishing.
Barn Destroyed by Fire on Welsh Mountains Farm
A barn on the David Houck farm near Red Well in the Welsh Mountains burned Tuesday evening around 10 o clock. Fire companies could not be reached in time to save equipment or two horses, which perished. The cause remains unknown.
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David Houck
Welsh Mountains
Red Well
Notice of New Hol land butcher services and market offerings
Notice announces ongoing service to New Hol land and surrounding area starting Monday July 20. It promises a selection of smoked meats and a full time supply of choice meats, Swift Premium products, butter and cheese for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mye
New Holland
New Holland Rubys Beat Manheim A's In Twin Bill
New Holland Rubys won the morning game 6 to 5 and the afternoon contest 8 to 5 against Manheim A's. Pete Homan sparked the Rubys with a ninth inning homer to break a 5 5 tie, while Manheim's Gochnauer, Grupe and Hershey contributed offense as the teams battled in Lititz.
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New Holland Rubys
Noggle A. A's
Manheim
Lancaster
Lititz
Beneft
New Holland
Efort
Hooker
Nt Ir Te
Horst
Frava
Pete” Homan
r“Pete
Shiffer
Grape
Patton
Hershey
Gochnauer
Welchans
Spensler
Frey
Rubys
Karlip
Angle
Yise
Kochel
Jeffries
Rothenberge
Yizer
Aagle
Todd
Scorir
Tichiuman
Smoker
Harden
Pete
Utzer
Sheaffer
Brown
Homan
Karip
Rothenberger
Ee Brown
Manheim Ebeee
Ytzer
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for Coming Year
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting at the Legion Home on Monday night and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Charles Mentze leads the slate with vice president Mrs. Park Ames, secretary Mrs. Edgar Beck, treasurer Mr. Roland Kochel, Sergeant at Arms Mrs. Harry Diehm, chaplain Mrs. Paul Stone, historian Miss Kathryn Martin, auditing committee Mrs. Clarence Overly and Miss Dunlap. A Gavel Party is planned for July 17 to entertain the Paradise and Ephrata Auxiliaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Charles Mentze
Park Ames
Edgar Beck
Roland Kochel
Harry Diehm
Paul Stone
Kathryn Martin
Clarence Overly
Dunlap
Paradise
Ephrata
New Holland High School Students Enjoy Hershey Park Outing
About forty five tenth to twelfth graders from New Holland High School enjoyed a Wednesday outing at Hershey Park this week.
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New Holland High School
Hershey Park
Windstorm Insurance Without Storm Belt or Season
There is no storm belt and no storm season, leaving no storm-proof construction or reliable way to know when a storm will strike.
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Tritown
Rogram
Leacock
Israel
G. Brendle
M. G. Weaver
Kling—Benedict
Lions Club Meeting
Conestoga Valley Park
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Tinsteer
L. M Stork
Charles Diller
O. L. Davis
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Bricker
Obetz
Geiter
Legion Auxiliary
Charles Mentzer
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