Aquatic Events Planned by Lions Club and New Holland Club
Lions Club special swim committee and New Holland Swimming Club outline three preliminaries at the local pool on July 31 August 7 and 13 to prepare for the city and local championship meets August 18 and 27. Entries close August 7 for locals within six miles of New Holland. Free instruction by William Stoner accompanies the program.
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Lions Club
New Holland Swimming Club
Rocky Springs
Ellis H. Metford
Charles S. Zwally
T. Edgar Hutchison
Robert H. Wright
Roy K. Hooker
E. H. Metford
Wm. E. Ix
W. B. Bair
R. H. Wright
I. W. Cauller
William Stoner
Visiting Nurse Service Offered in This Vicinity
The Lan caster Visiting Nurses Association expands nursing care to Mechanicsburg Leola Bareville New Holland and Terre Hill for three months starting August 1 with Florence Miller a graduate nurse providing in home care under local physicians. A $1 per visit fee applies for those able to pay with options for reduced or free care for those unable to contribute and organizers seek strong community support for a potential permanent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Mechanicsburg
Leola
Bareville
New Holland
Terre Hill
Welfare Federation
Florence Miller
Reamstown
Visiting Nurses Association
Sociable Held at Home in New Holland
Misses Elsie Weaver and Mildred Hess hosted an evening sociable Saturday July 17 at Mildred Hess’s 599 West Main street New Holland. Music entertainment by Carl Lauder Mervin Lauder Reed Slick and John Lehman. A vocal duet by Lester Risser Ruth Denlinger. Games and refreshments for attendees including Martha Myer Arlene Brindle Esther Buchen Dorothy Kreider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Weaver
Mildred Hess
West Main Street
Carl Lauder
Mervin Lauder
Reed Slick
John Lehman
Lester Risser
Ruth Denlinger
Martha Myer
Arlene Brendle
Esther Buchen
Dorothy Kreider
Girls Head to Camp Hagan in the Poconos
Margaret Ulrich Ruth Ulrich Dorothy Mentzer Eleanor Knecht Jane Evans and Peggy O Neal depart Saturday for Camp Hagan in the Poconos. The Lutheran church sponsors the denominational recreation program and most girls are enrolled for two weeks.
Edgar Irwin Leed and Jean Read Wedding in Fayetteville
Edgar Irwin Leed son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Leed married Miss Jean Read of Fayetteville Arkansas on Saturday July 17 at the bride’s aunt Miss Florida Read’s home. Betty Read played I Love You Truly. About fifty guests attended the reception. The couple left for Hot Springs National Park Arkansas and will reside with the bridegroom’s parents. He works in the estimating department of Armstrong Linoleum Company in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Irwin Leed
Marcus Leed
Jean Read
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Florida Read
Betty Read
Hot Springs National Park
Link-Lewis Announcement of July wedding in Williamsport
Leonard Link of Toms Brook Virginia and Kathryn Lewis of the borough were married Saturday July 10 at 10 30 in Williamsport Maryland by Rev W C Huddle. The ring ceremony was used and the couple, unattended, honeymooned in Virginia. They reside at 320 West King street Lancaster. The bride taught ten years near New Holland and the groom works for Pennsylvania Power and Light Company in Lancaster.
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Leonard Link
Jasper S. Link
Toms Brook
Virginia
Kathryn Lewis
Henry Lewis
Williamsport
Maryland
W. C. Huddle
West King Street
Lancaster
New Holland
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Lions Club Apology For Omission Of Dissinger Allegory
A Clarion notice apologizes for missing a feature at last week’s Lions Club meeting. Mrs. George Dissinger performed an allegorical musical selection after describing the number to members present.
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Lions Club News
the Clarion
Arf
George Dissinger
Eagle 7 feet 6 inches wingspan captured at Salisbury
July 28 1887 report notes Harry H Kurtz of Salisbury shot an eagle measuring seven feet six inches from tip to tip. Margie Weaver seven youngest daughter of Undertaker Joseph Weaver Churchtown fell through a trap door into a forty foot well but survived surfacing between pump and wall aided by her father. Heat waves and numerous prostrations mark the week as per the Clarion editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Kurtz
Salisbury Township
Clarion
Enterprise Telephone and Telegraph moves to own building
On July 20 1912 the Enterprise Telephone and Telegraph Company shifted from the Styer House to its own building once the Davis Mansion. C R Martin becomes sole owner of the Clarion buying H A Showalter out. New Holland Castle K G E officers elected Dr H G Mumma H L Youndt George Stauffer Chester Eby C M Diller. The Welsh Mountain Mission in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Telephone and Telegraph Company
Styer
Davis
C. R. Martin
Clarion
H. A. Showalter
New Holland Castle
H. G. Mumma
H. L. Youndt
George Stauffer
Chester Eby
C. M. Diller
Welsh Mountain Mission
Local travel and wedding notices from area readers
Mr and Mrs John N Lauder and Mr and Mrs Spencer Musser and families left Tuesday for an auto trip through New England States New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Mrs Marcus Leed attended her son Edgar I Leed wed Miss Joan Read in Fayetteville Arkansas and is expected home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Lauder
Spencer Musser
New England
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Marcus Leed
Edgar I. Leed
Joan Read
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Births in Morgantown and Leola Families
Mr and Mrs Sammuel Stoltzfus of Morgantown announce a daughter born at 145 am Wednesday at St Josephs hospital Lancaster. Mr and Mrs John Kreider of Leola announce a daughter born at 1255 am Sunday at Lancaster General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammuel Stoltzfus
Morgantown
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
John Kreider
Leola
Lancaster General Hospital
East Earl Township School District Budget Notice 1987 88
The proposed budget for the East Earl Township School District for the 1987-88 year may be viewed at the secretary's home on Route 2 Narvon Pa within the next fifteen days. Paul Sensenich, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Earl Township
Narvon
Paul Sensenich
Fishermen's Lewes trip yields 285 fish and comedy of errors
Dr E M F Weaver and companions from Blue Ball Bareville and this borough spent a day fishing at Lewes returning with 285 fish. Parke Ames snoozed most of the trip, misnavigation and crab cakes bill surprise, while other notes include dough for carp bait and a Tobacco Control Bill planted acreages discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. F. Weaver
Blue Ball
Richard Dommel
Norman Leib
Bareville
Parke Ames
Bernie Imhoff
Lewes
Card of Thanks for kindness after bereavement
The Whitmer family expresses sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy flowers and car use during their recent bereavement. Mrs A L Whitmer and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Whitmer
New Holland Rod and Gun Club Plans Championship Shoot
The New Holland Rod and Gun Club elected three new members Forrest Heidelbaugh Henry Miller and LeRoy Palmer at its July meeting. They discussed the Lancaster County Clay Target Shoot set for July 31 with duties assigned and improvements to the grounds ahead of the event. The borough businessmen will sponsor a sterling silver trophy for the 100 target shoot with further trophies and cash in class events. County champion is Robert Buch of Lincoln. The program was approved by John W. Eshelman H B Hostetter of Lancaster and H B Slack of Intercourse. An event for women shooters is planned.
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New Holland
Robert Buch
Lincoln
John W. Eshelman
H. B. Hostetter
Lancaster
H. B. Slack
Intercourse
Obituary for Mrs. Cora Bair Miller in New Holland
Mrs. Cora Bair Miller sixty six widow of John B Miller of 119 West Main street died at 6 p m Saturday at her home of heart trouble She was a daughter of the late Israel and Elizabeth Bair of New Holland She is survived by one son Lewis of New Holland and three grandchildren Also sisters Mrs Jane Supplee New Holland Mrs John L Herr Lancaster Mrs G Arthur Fry Pittsburgh Mrs David H Styer New Holland Funeral services were held at 2 pm Tuesday at the home Interment was in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bair Miller
John B. Miller
W. Main St
Lewis
New Holland
Jane Supplee
John L. Herr
Lancaster
G. Arthur Fry
Pittsburgh
David H. Styer
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Obituary of Harry B. Miller Retired Farmer of Sun Hill
Harry B. Miller sixty three a retired farmer died at 430 p m last Thursday at his Sun Hill home near Manheim after a lingering illness He was the son of the late Daniel and Mary Bealer Miller and a member of Zion Lutheran Church Manheim He is survived by his wife Doris Boyd Miller and siblings Miss Emma Miller Lititz R 1 Alice wife of Ervin Staver Lancaster Lillian wife of Morris K Sturgis Lititz R 1 Mabel wife of Jacob Trostle New Holland Enos B Miller Lancaster R 5 B Frank Miller and Daniel H Miller both of Lancaster Funeral services were held at the home at 2 p m Monday with interment in Fairview Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Miller
Sun Hill
Manheim
Daniel and
Mary Bealer Miller
Zion Lutheran Church
Doris Boyd Miller
Emma B. Miller
Lititz R
Alice
Ervin Staver
Lancaster
Lillian
Morris K. Sturgis
Mabel
Jacob Trostle
New Holland
Enos B. Miller
B. Frank Miller
Daniel H. Miller
Fairview Cemetery
William Hillard Deaf, Lancaster man, dies after short illness
William Hillard aged forty six died Friday morning at his home 125 North Shippen Street Lancaster of angina pectoris after a sixteen day illness. He is survived by his mother Mrs Conrad Hillard two sisters Bertha Gamble and Mary Lefever and three brothers Edward Walter Hillard Chester. He belonged to the Lancaster Aerie of Eagles. Services were held Sunday at 1 30 pm in J C Henninger parlors with burial in Pequea Presbyterian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hillard
North Shippenstret
Lancaster
Conrad Hillard
Bertha
Freeland Gamble
Mary
George Lefever
Edward
Walter Hillard
Gap
Chester
Chicago
Lancaster Aerie of Eagles
J. C. Henninger
Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery
Mrs. Charles F. Bair Sails to Bermuda Cruise Prize
Mrs. Charles F. Bair of 500 West Main Street left for New York City and then sailed aboard the S S Monarch of Bermuda to the Bermuda Islands. She will be joined by her son Guy, who won the cruise as a prize from E R Squibb Co. for his employer. They expect to return August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Bair
West Main St
New York City
S. S. Monarch
Bermuda
Bermuda Islands
Change Poultry Time For Holding Poultry Sale
Announcement at Lancaster County Egg Auction states poultry sales will move from Thursday to Wednesday at 10 30 a m beginning next week.
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Lancaster County
Kulp Family Association Holds Reunion
Paul Grayhill of Bareville was reelected president of the Kulp family at a Lititz Springs park reunion Sunday attended by over 250 clan members. Visitors came from Detroit and Mt. Holly New Jersey, with 20 from Berks county. other officers named Jacob Garman Elizabethtown secretary Mrs Walter Landis Lititz R 3 Ephraim Hershey Mannheim R 1 treasurer Mrs Abram Wolgemuth Mannheim historian. Mrs Emma Hershey Kulp Dorsheimer of Lancaster, aged eighty, was the oldest attendee. Richard, 11 weeks old, is the child of Mr and Mrs Elam Burkholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Grayhill
Bareville
Kulp
Lititz Springs Park
Detroit
Mt. Holly
New Jersey
Berks County
Jacob Garman
Elizabethtown
Walter Landis
Lititz
Ephraim Hershey
Manheim
Abram Wolgemuth
Emma Hershey Kulp Dorsheimer
Lancaster
Richard
Elam Burkhold
Volunteers Class Meets For United Brethren Sunday School
The Volunteers Class of the United Brethren Sunday School met at Mrs. Harold Overly's home for its monthly gathering. The program featured prayer, choruses, scripture reading, and a talk by Mrs. W. L. Smith on Fellowship with the Lord. Fifty visits were reported and refreshments served. Present were Mrs. Earl Hoff, Mrs. Arthur Bair, Mrs. Leroy Martin, Mrs. Paul M. Russell, Mrs. N. W. Trego, Mrs. Harold Overly and Joyce, Mrs. Roy Ream and Edward, Mrs. Leon Myers and sons Douglas and Robert, Mrs. Charles Keiser and Shirley, Mrs. Willis Diem and Reba, Mrs. Ru Musser, Mrs. V. Leon Smith, Miss Elizabeth Davis, and Miss Vera Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Sunday School
Harold Overly
W. L. Smith
Earl Hoff
Arthur Bair
Leroy Martin
Paul M. Russell
N. W. Trego
Joyce
Roy Ream
Edward
Leon Myers
Douglas
Robert
Charles Keiser
Shirley
Willis Diem
Reba
Ru Musser
V. Leon Smith
Elizabeth Davis
Vera Davis
Stauffer Family Reunion Held at Goodville Farm
The Stauffer clan gathered Saturday on the Frankhouser farm near Goodville with Jacob Stauffer elected president and Willis Frankhouser secretary treasurer. Eldest attendee was Miss Emma Stauffer of New Holland and youngest Gary Bowers of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer
Jacob R. Frankhouser
Goodville
Jacob Stauffer
Willis Frankhouser
Emma Stauffer
New Holland
Gary Bowers
Lester Bowers
Lancaster
Harry Stauffer
Donald
Wayne
Ivan
Harold
Adams
Keeler Stauffer
Boyd
Betty Michael
Swarthmore
John Grube
Greshan
Brockhart Family Reunion At Lititz Springs Park
The ninth Brockhart reunion will be held Saturday at Lititz Springs Park. Sessions begin at 10 a.m. with a business meeting and officer elections in the afternoon. J. Guy Eshelman of Lancaster will be principal speaker. John M. Bruckhart of New Holland is association president.
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Lititz Springs Park
J. Guy Eshelman
Lancaster
John M. Bruckhart
New Holland
Moore Family Reunion Set for Ephrata Park on Sunday
The Moore family plans its annual reunion at Ephrata Park on Sunday July 25. Attendees are expected to share memories and foods, with games and a brief program scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Ephrata Park
Vacation Bible School Closes With Program
The two weeks Vacation Bible School at Ranch United Brethren Church ends Friday at 8 p m with a program showcasing student work. Pastor Rev F C Aungst announces 457 children enrolled and invites the public to attend.
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Bible School
Ranch
U. B
F.C. Aungst
Big Crowd Attends Bareville Fire Carnival Prize Drawn
A large crowd gathered Saturday evening at Clayton G. Sheaffer's field east of Bareville for the Bareville Fire company carnival. Jacob B. Neiss of Graffdale won a car as the gate prize. About 300 quarts of chicken corn soup were sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bareville Fire Company
Clayton G. Sheaffer
Bareville
Jacob B. Neiss
Graffdale
Past the blue pencil and public opinion on war and reform
The column notes Senator Robinson’s death shifting political momentum in Court Reform battles and Senator Barkley’s rise as majority leader. It laments delays a resigning Justice Van Devanter might have avoided, predicts Wheeler will draft judiciary reform focused on lower courts, and urges public opinion can check authority. It also comments on labor strikes, opposes endless war, and observes Chinese–Japanese conflict with the hope the public’s voice stops further war.
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Robinson
Barkley
Kentucky
Sone Point
Justice van Devanter
Wheeler
China
Japan
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Lancaster Association
Sociable
Camp Hagan
C. G. Bachman
Parke
Gus
Dommell
Park
Bernie
Harry Nolt
Nolt Iee
R. 2
Harry
State
Levy Tobacco Company Survey Corps
ROD and Gun Club
Israel and
Elizabeth Bair
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sail On
Kulp Family Association
Clan
Stauffer Clan
Family Association
Brockhart
Daily Bible School
I. M. N. American
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