13 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
1
Fragment from a Wednesday morning notice indicates a funeral at home with burial at Myers Cemetery near Bayville. Details on the deceased and dates are incomplete in the readable text.
Mrs Barbara Sauders of Weaverland Mennonite Church died after a lingering illness. She was 70 years old and survived by children. Funeral arrangements were noted in the local notices.
Fragmentary text shows names Laura Roal Leesa Beil and Behl family, with an address in Ephrata area and mentions a marriage or widow status. The readable portion is too incomplete to determine event or outcome.
An unclear transmission appears to describe a chaotic event with references to rigs and a lone figure. No specific names or dates are legible, but the fragment implies a disruption affecting local systems and public order. Further readable details are needed for precise attribution.
The Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting directed delegates at the Mt Greta convention. They reported a broad religious representation and discussed improving the community. Delegates included Hdna Stauffer Frances Keiger Fila Bair and Ira Shirk with over twenty five others expected. Wiijake Mellnger will lead next Sunday's discussion on Christian living.
A day meeting is scheduled at the home of Rev H Hagler in the Welsh Kewaien area on Sunday July 16 inviting community members to attend. The prior meeting on Sunday June 17 drew good attendance and strong interest with plans made for a larger event.
The BAMSVILLS-LEOLA-LEACOG LIONS announce their second annual picnic to be held on Wednesday June 38 at Willow Mita Parm in Cumbia County. The event will open with a 6:30 dinner followed by a short program.
The Lions Club of New Holland held a meeting at the Legion Home on West Main Street. Ghaxiea Zwally, newly elected president, outlined service plans and urged members to recruit others to assist with community work as several guests and local fiddlers performed.
Harris announces a wide range of reductions in greps grease oak pumps and bathing suits. The sale highlights 90 1 WA sme grease and 150 yd silk items with large discounts at Pate Beach and other locations. See Harres Bros & Co before purchasing elsewhere.
A boy on a street near Goodman machine was struck by a truck driven by Carrigan. The witness said the crash appeared unavoidable. The lad sustained severe leg lacerations, received first aid, then died five minutes after hospital admission. Private funeral services were held at his grandparents’ home followed by burial in Honey Brook’s Methodist cemetery.
Bird-in-Hand Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts bought the Red Wall School House and grounds from Earl Township directors at a public sale on July 7. The building will become a permanent camp cabin for the troop with repairs and improvements completed by the scouts themselves.
Fragmentary OCR shows an item titled meeting notice involving Weiaana and Christian. Details are unreadable but indicates a scheduled gathering or discussion.
Private sale last week in Hast Lumber Township reports 12 acre truck farm south of the Lincoln Highway sold by John K. Fisher to Ammon H Stoltzfus. Estate of Susan Grof referenced.
In a high scoring intercity game, Ike Davis emerged as the Babe Ruth of the team blasting a single, a triple and a home run. Gerhard and Wright contributed key hits as Weaver and Wright added doubles and Weaver powered scoring with a pass of doubles. Solid defense included double plays and stolen bases as Hoffman and others handled pitching duties.
A large gathering of the Lilley family at the Beartown estate of the late David M Gehman, with sixty attendees from Chester and Lancaster counties. Rev Robert Lilley led prayers, music by Atkinas, officials elected for the year, and plans for annual reunions. The event featured a covered porch dinner and a long table under trees, with attendees from Reading Coatesville Pottstown Glenmore Narvon and Beartown.
Lancaster residents host and visit relatives across towns. Names include Hinkel Chambers De Peone Ray Cham bers and many, with others from Elizabeth town, Philadelphia, New York, and Reading. Weekend and Sunday visits are noted along with summer camp plans and business trips.
Lancaster Civic Club members receive letters from the Lancaster Blind Association inviting participation in the 2nd annual pigale. The event at Lorry Park on July 16 includes a supper hosted by the Junior Council of Jewish Women and games led by Earl Eller. The Monarch Club will transport delegates from Association headquarters at 1 36. The Lancaster Chapter assists the Pennsylvania Blind Association and helps in the Community Chest program.
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