Aluminum Salvage Drive By New Holland Borough
The Aluminum Salvage Campaign in New Holland and vicinity invites all households and businesses to place aluminum on front porches or steps on Monday July while Boy Scouts of New Holland and the Blue Ball Auxiliary of the Blue Ball Fire Company oversee collection beginning at 9 AM. Collected metal will be stored at New Holland Borough Hall then turned over to the Federal Government with a receipt showing value. Community organizations are urged to help publicize the drive. Rural residents are asked to bring contributions to the Borough Hall during the week of July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. Holland
Borough Council
Boy Scouts of
New Holland
Hall In
Blue Ball
Sander
Blue Ball Fire’ Company
American Legion Notes on Post Activities and Festival
The Conestoga Pont Post announces restricted attendance this year due to quarters. It will man three air defense stations and entertain vote cranes at Coatesville on Sunday July 29. Wayne B. Ranch chosen as delegate to the State Convention at Altoona August 14 to 16. John F. Renninger named alternate. The local Post prepares for its annual Festival at BStorb Field on Saturday August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Pont
Legion
Tha Agin Aa
the Legion
Crans
Coatesville
Wayne B. Ranch
Altoona
John F. Renninger
Post
Bstorb Field
Notice of Free Examinations by Hines and Son
Hines and Son of Fort Wayne Indiana advertise free examinations during the week of July to fit rupture appliances health garments spinal braces and related supports. Interested parties are to notify Christ. K. Blank Bareville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines ‘and Son
Fort ‘Wayne
Indiana
Lancaster County
Card of Thanks from Mrs Papuline Gehman
Mrs Papuline Gehman extends thanks and good wishes to friends for cards flowers fruit and kind remembrances during her recent hospital stay and recovery at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papuline
Gehman
General ‘Hospital
Borough Council Passes Sewage Ordinance At Meeting
Borough Council met on Monday night in a lengthy session and passed an ordinance setting the time limit for sewer connections to January 1, 1942. The council requested assistance for aluminum collection, noted repairs at the sewage disposal plant, and reported health inspections and nuisance investigations. The Highway Committee reported North Kinzer Avenue work from Johns Street to the borough line will be surfaced, with the township road meeting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ ‘W. Wilt
Highway Committee
Kinzer
Johns Street
Republican Caucus invites candidates for borough offices
The Republican Party urges members to attend a caucus on Tuesday evening July 16 in the Farmers Bank basement to select candidates for borough offices at the September primary. Local committeeman Ivan P. Lowry welcomes suggestions from any interested party prior to the caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Holland
Farmers Bank
Ivan
P. Lowry
Ministers Meeting Draws Crowd in East Pennsylvania
July 11 1801 report covers a large gathering of the Ministerial Association of the East Pennsylvania Conference of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ held over three days at the local church. Topics included local work convictions evidences salvation youth relations with the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
America
Obituary of Ellen Amanda Klopp of Brownstown
Mrs Ellen Amanda Klopp aged 79 wife of James W Klopp of Brownstown died Tuesday night at home after illness. She was daughter of the late John and Mary Duilkleberger and a member of Evangelical Congregational church. Survived by children Elles Lawrence Wolfe Elberta John K Wolfe Edna Roy B Carpenter Arthur N Lee Klopp and thirteen grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends may call Friday evening at the home from 7 to 9. Burial in Brownstown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Amanda Klopp
James. W. Klopp
Brownstown
John
Mary Duiikleberger
Evangelical‘ Congregational “Church
Ells
Lawrence
K. Wolfe
Infant John Raymond Boley dies in East Earl home
Two month old John Raymond Boley was found dead in his East Earl residence at 6 am Thursday by his parents. Dr A B Martin New Holland deputy coroner ruled death due to congenital heart disease. He is survived by his parents Warren and Esther Boley, grandparents John Boley East Earl RR1 Isaac and Blanche McCantant Gap RR1, and two great grandmothers Mrs Sarah Boley New Holland RR1 and Mrs Mary Means East Earl RR1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raymond
Boley
East Earl
A. EB
Warren
Esther
John
Ree Boley
Tsaac
Blanche McCantant
Gap
Algo
Sarah ‘ ‘Boley
John. L. Garman
Hartford
Conn
Garman
Lewis
Elsie ‘Gebhard
Trenton
N. J
George’ We Wilt
Charlotte Levitt
Sam Robinson
Atlantic’ City
N.J
Jane
Myers
New York City
Donald
Doster
Betty
N. Jr
Connecticut
Ralph Newberly
East Stroudsburg
Wayne. B. Ranch
Helen’ ‘Wentz
Paul
R. ‘Wentz
James H. Maser
John ‘K. Mager
Benning
Tennessee
James
2Nd ‘Reconnaissance Battalion
2Nd Armored Division
Army
Mark Mellinger
United States Air Corps
Elijah ‘Mellinger
Long Island
N.Y
Robert C." Whitmore
New Cumberland
R. E. Whit ‘More
King's Daughters Picnic at Groff Cottage Mt Gretna
The Loyal Workers' Circle of the King's Daughters held a picnic at Groff Cottage Mt Gretna on Tuesday. An afternoon bustress session decided to host a bandage rolling at Miss Anna Horner's home in August with sympathy committees named for East and West New Holland. Attendees included many Lancaster residents such as Mrs J Harvey Shue and Miss Ella Fritz with numerous others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers’ Circle
The
King’s Daughters
Groff
Mt. Gretna
Anna Horner
East “New Holland
Office closed for July 18 to August 4 inclusive
Dr John H. Martin announces the office will be closed from July 18 through August 4. Jack Martins Shoe Re Nu Ry store and repair shop will remain open as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack ‘Martin
New Holland Plans First 'Blackout' Amid Mixed Civic Response
A July blackout in New Holland aims to test town readiness with volunteers in Blue Ball joining defense efforts. Some residents dismiss the plan as show while others warn of real danger, urging adherence to safety rules and warning of potential consequences if lights are not turned off.
Help the Men in Uniform Serve Through the U S O
Readers are urged to support the national effort to raise more than ten million dollars for the men in uniform. The county quota stands around three thousand dollars and contributions can be given to the local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Local USO Committee Plans Fund Campaign
The USO campaign committee led by Wilford G airman Irvin R Weaver treasurer and Mrs Esther H Beck secretary will run July 14 in Lancaster County to raise funds for the national ten million dollar drive. Contributions may be given to committee members or at booths on Main Street and in area stores and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee For the
the United
Wilford
Gairman
Irvin
R.’ Weaver
Esther
Beck
Lancaster
County
Lancaster County
National Fund
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and travels
A list of area residents and guests recounts weekend visits to homes in Gordonville Lancaster and Bareville and trips to Crystal Manor Maryland. Names include Dorothy Rosenberry and Harvey Gutekunst with travel to Cleveland Brockport Atlantic City and Adirondack destinations. The notes mention military personnel on furlough and visiting relatives on Long Island and New Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek
Dorothy
Rosenberry
Gordonville
Richard Weaver
Bareville
Thelia Eitmier
Lancaster
Harry Snader
New Holland
R.D
Crystal Manor
Norman
Gutekunst
Sarah Chisholm
Defense Unit Nears Readiness for Blackout
A local Defense Council reports sufficient volunteers from New Holland and Blue Ball to conduct a planned blackout on Monday July 21 at 10 p.m. Civic groups will carry out requests. complete blackout guidelines to be published in the Clarion. Names submitted include Ivan P Lowry William Ruess Willis Dunn George Good Warren K Houck Clarence Plank Robert Ressier W K Gainer Harry M Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Defense ‘Council
New
Holland
Ivan P. ‘Lowry
William Ruess
Willis ‘Dunn
George ‘Good
Warren
K. ‘Houck
Clarence’ Plank
Robert: Ressier
W. ‘K. Gainer
Harry M “Weaver
Wedding of Mildred Denlinger and Robert Ranck in Lancaster
Miss Mildred K Denlinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Denlinger of Gordonville Pa and Robert H Ranck son of Mr and Mrs David Ranck of Lancaster Pa were married Saturday at 9 am at the bride’s parents home Bishop Abram Martin Intercourse Pa officiated Attendants were Miss Alta Seaman and Noah Hershey A reception followed The couple will reside in Rohrerstown Pa after a Niagara Falls trip The bride a Paradise High School graduate The groom a Landisville High School graduate and Hamilton Watch employee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred K. Denlinger
Edgar. Denlinger
Gordonville
Robert H. Ranck
David Ranck
Lancaster
Bishop ‘Abram Martin
Intercourse
Alta
Seaman
R Ap
Noah
Hamilton. Watch
Outdoor Community Service at Leola Church
A Sunday evening outdoor community service will be held at 7 30 p m at the Leola Methodist church. Rev Robert Isebinger of Reading will be the speaker. Ministers from Leola Methodist Salem Reformed Zion Lutheran and Bareville Church of the Brethren will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola
Leola Methodist
Epworth League
Robert’. Isebinger
Reading
Salem
Lions Club Appoints Officers at First July Meeting
New Holland Lions Club held its first July meeting at the Legion. Dr H Herbert Poole screened travel pictures. New president Guy N Musselman announced committees including Education Membership Finance Publicity Civic Improvement Health and Welfare and Constitution and By Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Lions Club
the Legion
The
Lions
Guyn. Musselman
Lancaster County Championship Shoot Set for July 12
The Seventh Annual Lancaster County Championship Target Shoot will be held at the New Holland Red and Gun Club grounds on Saturday July 12 starting at 12:30 p m. The event uses two traps with no practice trap. highest resident scores receive the county trophy and title while the non resident with the top score receives a trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Target
Peters Road
Gap State Road
David Houck Honored on His 80th Birthday
David Houck of Cedar Lane celebrated his eightieth birthday with a Park picnic inviting Mr and Mrs David Houck Cedar Lane Mr and Mrs Galen Keratetter Cambridge Mr and Mrs Edward Kieffer Suplee AR and Mrs Jacob Houck Elverson R 1 Mrs Francis Buzzard and son John New Holland R D Bire and Mrs Reland Houck and children Gertrude Doris Alice Donald New Holland and David Ellis Rufus and Anna Diem New Holland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ‘Houck
Cedar ‘Lane
Galen ‘Keratetter
Cambridge
Edward Kieffer
Suplee
Jacob’ Houck
Earl
Harold
Elverson
Francis“Buzzard
John
New’ Holland
D. Bire
Reland: Houck
Gertrude
Doris
Alice
Donald
New Holland
David
Ellis
Rufus
Anna Diem
Workers Return To Machine Shop Jobs At New Holland Foundry
Workers at the New Holland Machine Company foundry returned to their machine shop jobs on Wednesday after walking out on Tuesday morning to demand higher pay. The company announced the employees had resumed work and did not publicly disclose agreement terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Machine Company
Mount Zion Church to Sponsor Musicale Sunday Evening
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Mt. Zion United Brethren church will sponsor a musicale Sunday evening July 18 under the direction of Prof. Charles Gates of Coatesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior’ Christian Endeavor Society
The
Mt. Zion
United: Brethren Church
Charles Gates
Coatesville
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Uncle Sam
American Legion Notes
Christ. K. Blank
Bareville, R. 1
Fire Company Carnival
Liberty. Fire . Company
York
Topnotch
Bill
Glenn
Spring Garden
Lester
K. Loudis
Fire Company
Paul D.’ Stone
William Tahudy
Willis
Didim
Boro Council
Caucus
C. G. Bachman
New York
John Raymond Boley
King’s ‘Daughters
Groff Cottage
Dip
Defense’.Council
France
Belgium
Balkan
Russia
Reformed Classis
G. Bachman
U.S
Wright’s Bakery
Stauffer’s
Shirk's
Lyndey Irons’ Grocery
United Service
Ranck—Denlinger
Guy N
Musselman
Esbenshir
A. ‘Herbert ‘Evans
William G. Gilfillan
Chas. W.good
Will Liam
Re Weaver
B. Barr
Theodora Keares
D. G
Weidman
Henry’ R. Fenninger
J. Harvey
Shue
Wilson
A. Foust
Emery. Witwer
Milton ‘Wassmann
Clifford B
Townsley
H. Earle
Wright
Warren We Weaver
John Renninger
George ‘A. Young
R. E. ‘Whitmore
W.H. Gainer
Maurice Smith
John Jacob Sheaffer
George F. Besore
Sydney E. Irons
Robert Kling
Victor di Kling
Henry
Bhirk
Meyer Zausner
Clyde Brackin
W.:cauller
Chamionship
David Houck
Musicale
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