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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1949

Page

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AmVets Post No. 40 Thanks Local Men For Home Plans

Clarence Binkley and John Hoff man of the New Holland Machine Co were praised at Gar den Spot Post No 40 AmVets meeting for drawing up plans for the New Post Home and securing state approval. Delegates and alternates were named for the upcoming State Convention in Uniontown. Reports covered the Step by Step campaign and bake sales with refreshments by the Auxiliary. A local and national membership contest is ongoing.

Clarence Binkley John Hoffman New Holland Machine Co Garden Spot Post No AmVets Post Uniontown Richard Geist Gilbert Gutekunast Franklin Buckwalter Jay Oberholzer Bill Anangst Leon Richwine Roland Richwine, Jr John Killian Roscoe Miller, Jr Raymond Baxter Edwin C. Diller AnVets Oe ‘Sr And J. RB Richwine H . R Landis Laura Dommel American Tin George Witman H. Whe Oberholzer John “Renninger Pauls M. Russell

Potato Growers Day Event Prepared With Displays

Potato growers plan a Day on July 27 featuring machinery dealers with implements on hand for display and demonstration to showcase latest equipment and techniques.

Chinery

Ludwig Family Reunion Held at Gerhart's Park

The George K Ludwig family reunion gathered at Gerhart's Park in Ephrata on Saturday with 71 people attending. Levi Steffy of Talmage was the oldest and George Ludwig Jr. of Mr and Mrs Ludwig the youngest attendee.

George -K. Ludwig Gerhart’s Park Ephrata Levi Steffy Talmage George Ree Adwigy Dwig Edna Sloga

Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice

Incomplete text fragment from a local notice or article. The legible portions mention names and a possible event but lack clear actions, dates, or locations to establish a coherent item. No definite outcome or context can be confirmed from the available readable words.

Office Closure Notice for July

A notice states the office will be closed from July 2 to July 3. Details are not provided.

Ministerial Students Lead Evangelistic Meetings in Blue Ball Hall

Four Bob Jones University ministerial students conduct nightly Evangelistic services at Blue Ball Fire Hall for two weeks except Mondays at 8 p m. with programs by Miller Girls Trio Sonny Shenk Enos Zimmerman Jr and Abe Miller plus youth activities and Choirs from Lancaster and Paradise invited to attend the messages on faith salvation and Christ crucified.

Blue Ball Fire Hall Bob Jones University Greenville South Carolina John Jesberg Miller Girls Florin Sonny Shenk Enos Zimmerman, Jr Sonny ‘Shenk Harry ‘Brubaker Jesus Christ Quartet Lancaster

Churchtown Methodist Picnic Set for Saturday in Community Park

The Churchtown Methodist Church will hold its annual picnic in the local Community Park on Saturday July 30. Mrs. Joseph Martin of Goodville chairs the games committee.

Churchtown Methodist Church Joseph Martin Goodville

For Sale New Syaling Houses in New Olland Borough

Several new Syaling houses in New Olland Borough Eva New Holland Pa offered for sale. Local notice advertises property listings with sale terms and location details for potential buyers in the area.

New Olland

Thanking Friends and Family for a Life Well Lived

A message from the family of a beloved wife and mother expresses gratitude for the many friends and offerings received from the community. The note honors her memory and thanks those who supported them during their loss.

Obituary of Mrs Margaret B Phenneger of Gap

Mrs Margaret B Phenneger forty four wife of Paul R Phenneger of Gap died at 3 15 am Wednesday at her home after six months illness Born in Chester County she was a daughter of Joseph W and the late Nancy Johnson Bonsall She was a member of Calvary Monument Church Survived by husband father children Nancy J wife of Elmer Weaver Gordonville Marian 8 wife of Wilbert Howett Coatesville R 3 Paul Jr Charles B Joseph W Mary Louise Ruth Ann James L Martha M and G Thomas all at home and two sisters Mrs Hubert Meagles and Mrs Louise Kenny of Parkesburg Funeral from The Brown Funeral Home 11 Elizabeth Street Christiana Saturday at 1 30 pm with services at Calvary Monument Church at 2 Interment in adjoining cemetery Friends may call this Friday evening 7 to 9.

Margaret B. Phenneger Fortyfour Paul R. Phenneger Gap Chester County Joseph W Nancy Johnson Bonsall Calvary Monument Church Nancy J Elmer Weaver Gordonville Marian Wilbert Howett Coatesville Paul, Jr Charles B Mary Louise Ruth Ann James L Martha M G. Thomas Hubert Meagles Louise Kenny Parkesburg Brown Funeral Home Elizabeth Street Christiana

Death of Anna Faye Lapp in Lancaster Hospital

Anna Faye Lapp two daughter of Benjamin F and Mary Yoder Lapp Bird in Hand R 1 Lancaster died at 12 20 pm Wednesday after a three day illness at Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital An autopsy by Dr Elwood W Swift attributed death to natural causes She is survived by maternal grandparents Samuel P Yoder Lancaster R 6 and paternal grandparents B L and Mrs Lapp Gap R 2 Funeral Saturday at 1 00 pm at Weavertown Amish Church with interment in adjoining cemetery Friends may call at the late home this Friday evening 1 to 9 Continued on Page a

Anna Faye Lapp Benjamin,f Mary’ Yoder Lapp Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital Elwood W. Swift The Osteopathic Hospital Samuel P. Yoder Lancaster B. L. Lapp Gap Weavertown

Office Closure Notice From Daly To August Sixteenth

The office will be closed from Daly aT to August 16 inclusive. Dr Jain Te Sheaffer is noted in the notice.

Daly Jain Te ‘Sheaffer

New Holland Installs Traffic Signals at Busy Intersections

New Holland adds traffic signals at Main Street with Robert Avenue and at Main and Railroad to ease noon and evening congestion. Pedestrians gain safer crossings as lights function as silent policemen and reduce the danger at key corners, ending the era of risky street crossings.

New Holland Main Street Robert Avenue Main and Railroad

Sing Held in Kennel Grove At Atglen This Sunday

The annual open air sing takes place in the grove of the late Joseph G. Kennel at Atglen Pennsylvania Sunday July 31 at 1 30 p m DST. The grove lies one mile north of Atglen on the road toward the Lincoln Highway and is sponsored by Maple Grove Mennonite Church.

Joseph G. Kennel Atglen Lincoln Highway Maple Grove Mennonite Church

Miss Dorothy Stover Vacation in Osterburg

Miss Dorothy Stover of New Holland R. 2 spent her vacation in Osterburg visiting Rev. R. K. Todd and family.

Dorothy Stover New Holland, R. 2 Osterburg Rev R. K. Todd

City Band to Perform Sunday in Community Park

The City Band of Lancaster will play in Community Park from 7 to 9 p m this Sunday evening July 24. The event invites residents to enjoy a free concert outdoors in a neighborhood park setting.

Lancaster Community Park

Breakfast Flight plans face weather setback

The weatherman dampened the Sunday launch at Coatesville but offered a sunny afternoon window for local fliers. New Holland Airport serves as a test site for Sensenich Propeller with a controllable pitch pellet on the Piper Clipper yielding speeds up to 120 mph and shorter takeoffs.

Coatesville New Holland Sensenich Propeller Corporation Lancaster

Miss Alberta Lichty Weds Richard H. Allen in Terre Hill

Miss Alberta Lichty and Richard H. Allen were married Saturday at Trinity Evangelical Church Terre Hill in a ceremony officiated by Rev C B Starr. The bride wore a marquisette gown with a tiara veil and carried white rose buds. The couple, employed by Firestone Stores Lancaster, will reside at the bride’s home after a short honeymoon.

Alberta Lichty Terre Hill Richard H. Allen Trinity Evangelical Church C. B. Starr

Buckwalter Mease Wedding in Zeltenreich Church

Arlene M Mease daughter of Charles and Mrs Mease Mountville married Dale W Buckwalter son of Ivan Buckwalter Leola at 8 pm Friday in Zeltenreich Reformed Church near Groffdale. The Rev C G Bachman D D officiated with her father. Mary Fisher Lancaster served as matron of honor and Warren Reidel Leacock was an attendant. Raymond Buckwalter was best man and Warren Reidel an usher. Organist Mrs Harold Hillegass played a recital before the ceremony. Forty guests attended the reception at the bridegroom’s home. The couple will reside with the bridegroom’s parents after a trip to Virginia. The bride works for Hamilton Watch Co of Lancaster and the bridegroom is employed by his father, a building contractor.

Arlene M. Mease Charles Mease Mountville Dale W. Buckwalter Ivan C. Buckwalter Leola Zeltenreich Reformed Church Groffdale C. G. Bachman D.D Mary Fisher Lancaster Warren Reidel Leacock Raymond BR. Buckwalter Harold Hillegass Virginia Hamilton, ‘Watch _Company

Picnic Association Plans Bigger Annual Community Picnic

The Union Picnic Association meeting in New Holland announced the Sun day Schools will host the Community Picnic at Community Park on August 6. The event features concerts by the Victory Band, a full recreation program, $100 in prizes, and a two hour hymn sing in the evening. An additional Sunday School joined Zeltenreich Reformed, Martin A. Diller, Intercourse, Superintendent, expanding cooperation to seven. The picnic remains open to everyone in the community.

Union Picnic Association The Sunday Schools of New Holland Aupust Victory Zeltenreich Martin A. Diller Intercourse

Class of 1950 Jackets Arrive at New Holland High School

Jackets for the New Holland High School Class of 1950 have arrived and may be picked up at the schoolhouse on July 27 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

New Holland High School

Lions Club Names New Chief Walter C Fisher

Walter C Fisher of Queenston Ontario becomes president of The International Association of Lions Clubs after a unanimous vote at the 32nd annual convention at Madison Square Garden New York. Melvin Jones reports 737 new Lions Clubs and 23 282 new members in the year ending June 30.

Walter C. Fisher Queenston Ontario Canada International Association of Lions Clubs Lions International Madison Square Garden New York Melvin Jones Chieau Thnets Lions

Spring Garden Band To Feature Big Fire Company Carnival

The Liberty Fire Company of New Holland hosts a carnival at Legion Carnival Field on Saturday evening July 23 featuring the Spring Garden Band of York. Attractions include amusements, prizes, and chicken corn soup by the Ladies Auxiliary. A 1000 lb steer and a 200 lb hog are to be given away. Rain date is Wednesday July 27.

Liberty Fire Company of New Holland Legion Carnival Spring Garden Band York Ladies’ Auxiliary Lancaster County Liberty Fire Company

Notice to return borrowed park tables

Park management asks all persons who borrowed Community Park tables to advise where they can be returned. The notices emphasize these items are needed at the park location for public use.

Over the hail to the Poast

Correspondents recount local anecdotes from 1874 including a 25 pound catfish sold for a dollar and a Nat Farm minnow tale. A New Holland Select School picnic at Lititz Springs Park, a fire protection suggestion for New Holland, an excursion to Long Beach New Jersey, and a town baseball game ending with an injury are described with playful commentary.

The Clarion Illinois

Fifty Years Ago July 22 1899 on Sahermen and Roland Ws

A brief historical clipping notes events from July 22 1899 in the town surrounding Sahermen on Roland and mentions figures such as Skiles and Charles Mer ape, with continuation indicated on page 4.

Roland Skiles Charles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert S. Shirk Lancaster County Autograde Association Paul M. Russell Hattie Diller State Sabbath School Association Ladies’ Aid Society E. U. B. Church Ludwig Anas M. Ball Rapini Alta Blue Ball Hall Churchtown Baward Zéautmyer Paul Phenneger Council North Railroad Avenue Joan ‘Cedergren Wallace-Smith Wally Paul M. Russel Ivan Z. Martin Blue Ball Isaac Zimmerman Martindale David and Isaac Huyard R. 1 Allen — Lichty C. L. Tomlinson Jessie Hershey Miss Theda Habalar Miss Hershey Miss Habalar Woodrow Allen Horace Plank Martin Allen Firestone Stores Buckwalter — Mease Picnic Association Spring Garden Re C. G. Bachman New Holland Select School Lititz Long Beach New Jersey Atlantic City
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