Obituary Mrs Sarat Rigg
Mrs. Ssowh Rigg wife of William Rigg died at her son’s home in Indaw Miller Fabterville on Friday morning after a year long illness. Survived by husband and children John Lizzie Reber Thorndale James Emola Ceadar Lane Wilthiam Downingtown Hope Miller Peace Gulthrieaville Martha Edoward. Funeral Monday forenoon. Cedar Grove Presbyterian cemetery. J Henninger of this borough assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssowh Rigg
William Rigg
Indaw
Jodha
Miller
Fabterville
Jaist
John
Bencavity
Lizzie
Joseph
Reber
Thorndale
James
Emola
Cees Ceadar
Lane
Wilthiam
Downingtown
Mrs Sara Minnich dies at 84 in Neffisville
Mrs Sara Minnich aged 84 died in Neffisville after four weeks illness. She was a Brethren Church member survived by two children Mrs Alice Weidler and Elam of New Holland, plus Orie Bmobhar Henry Singer of Realining. Services from her daughter’s home Saturday at 10 and 1.5 at Bredgren Church between Oregon and Lititz with burial at nearby cemetery. J C Henniger in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Mimnioh
Neffisville
Attica Weider
Millpool
Bredgren
Beatween
Oregon
Lititz
J. C. Henninger
John Trostle Dies After Sudden Heart Attack Near Staver’s
John Trostle aged 56 years 3 months 8 days died suddenly of heart disease while reading at home near Staver’s School House. He had been ill with the disease for years but kept to work until moments before death. Funeral held at 9:30 at the house with services at Muddy Creek church and interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Trostle
Staver's
Fly nets offered by Angstadt's Harness Trunk and Bag
Located at 725 tf Store in Ephrata Pennsylvania Angstadt's Harness Trunk and Bag advertises fly nets available for sale at a price of 1.25 dollars per item. The notice promotes a giveaway style sale though price is specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angstadt
Ephrata
Ladies Aid Society Social At Mt Tabor Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mt Tabor United Brethren Church will host a church social on Wednesday evening July 30 with a rain date the following evening if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mt. Tabor
Boy Bitten by Stray Dog In Borough
Four year old Bobby Rutter son of Mr and Mrs J P Rutter was bitten by a stray dog he played with Monday afternoon in this borough. He and his brother Richard were with the dog when it turned and bit him above the left eye and left scratches on his cheek. Doctors预计 few serious injuries are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby” .Rutter
J. P. Rutter
Robert
Richard
Buick Standard Six Demonstration Sparks Public Interest
John N. Lauder reports on a new Buick Standard Six showing beauty, speed, and durability. The demo highlights four wheel braking, lower price, and broad public reception, with anecdotes of potential widespread use from New York to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John .N
Lauder
John N
Anedeis
Hillside Community Service Largely Attended
Hillside community service held Sunday evening July 20 on the lawn of St Stephen Reformed church was largely attended. The event was planned by the Young People's Council with Russell S. Groff as president in charge. Wayne B. Ranck led hymns, Anne Bennett spoke, Bert Kochel led in prayer, and Miss Bennett performed a song with Lancaster County Council. Stanley Kendig spoke about camps and friendship circles. A note announced another service of this nature will be held in August with date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Young People’s Council
Russel S. Groff
Wayne B. Ranck
Bert Kochel
Anne Bennett
Lancaster County Council
Bennett
Stanley Kendig
Neferzmes
Coamci
Young People’s Notes at St Stephen Reformed Church
The amusements committee will meet Friday at 7 30 PM. The piece notes how men drive to the church while ladies walk, and recalls last Council debates about hiking to Mt Tabor church. Rev Longenecker hiked both ways. Rev Bachman visited Allentown. Rev Lessey had other business. Elizabeth Dissinger just returned from the Girls Camp Kene satakee Spruce Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Amusements
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Lessey
Bachman
Longenecker
Mt. Tabor
Second Floor Bargains at the Store
Visitors see bargain counters on the second floor offering items priced at 5 10 15 and 25 cents. Many displayed articles are said to be worth double the asking prices.
Farmers and Butchers Offer Fat Cattle and Steers
Advertises Stauffer Sales Co showing on hand supply of fat cattle stuck steers heifers and bulls with a 7(25 t) notation indicating lot or quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer Sales CO
School Board Opens Bids for New Building Project
The New Holland Silk Mill office hosted bid openings on July 23 for aeration and construction of a new school building. Bids cover general contract plumbing heating and electrical work with firms from New Holland Denver Leola and Philadelphia among bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Silk Mill
Bilas Ovena
Ganas
LA Genentall
Awands
Mae
J. JH. Townsley & Som
Harry Pry
Martindale
S. L. Snyder
Denver
Lancaster Eleattric Supply & Construction Co
American Heating and Ventilating Co
Phhilhadeliphiia ccc
Cece
National Heating and Ventillating Co
Phiiladelphiia Co
Near East Relief Workers to Speak at Local Churches
Near East Relief speakers will present next Sunday at two Reformed churches, Zeltemreich in the morning and St. Stephian in the evening. Lavon Rozhgezeniian, an Armenian motive of Armenia, will lecture. He arrived in 1920 to finish studies begun in Asia Minor and has worked with Bosben University and Near East Relief orphanages in Almatolia, highlighting American philanthropic Bible mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeltemreich
St. Stephian
Lavon Rozhgezeniian
Armienia
Roshgezanian
Asia Minor
School of Religious Education
Bosben University
Thily
Dast
Almatolia
Agreeably Surprised on Her Birthday
Mrs. Jeanette F. Gockley of Diller Avenue in this borough was surprised on Saturday July 19 by friends and relatives who honored her with a Package Surprise. She thanks those who sent pretty and useful presents in remembrance of her natal day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette F. Gockley
Diller Avenue
Local Boy Richard Bair Injured in Accident
Word comes that Richard Bair son of Mr and Mrs James Bair of this borough is in Lancaster General Hospital with a broken leg. He was visiting at a brother in Nine Points south of Christiana when the accident occurred and full details were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bair
and Myre
James Bair
Lancaster General Hospital
Thed
Intdow
Nine Points
Christiana
Newly Married Couple Receives Kitchen Shower
The silk mill workers arranged a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Clarence Sheaffer of Bareville who were recently married. Mrs Sheaffer, formerly Marian Shaub, received many useful gifts. Guests included Mr and Mrs Elwood Shaub and several Shaub family members along with other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sheaffer
Bareville
Elwood ‘Shaub
Ralph ‘Shaub
Irene
Alberta
P. H. Shaub
Ethel
Ross’ McWit- Hama
Miles Mantin
Marie “Ream
Elizabeth Breneman
Esther Diem
Kathryn Martin
Mantin Sheaffer
Social in Honor of E E Delegates at United Brethren Church
A lawn social hosted by Grouchy Three Slim Bru Chono honored thirteen delegates from the Christian Endeavor Convention in Pittsburgh. The event at Harvey Mahler’s home featured colorful paper lanterns, reports and songs from the delegates, and a luncheon that concluded a memorable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim, Bru & Chono
Christian ‘Endeavor Society
The
United Brethren Church
Christian Emdeavor
Pittsburgh
Harvey Michler
Locals Win 2–0 as Ames Dominates Akron in Lititz Park
New Holland won 2 to 0 behind airtight pitching by Bucky Ames who held Akron hitless through eight innings. Kendig led the offense with three singles while Nubby Weaver added two hits including a double. The game drew a large crowd as Akron Sunday Schools picnicked nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Bucky
New Holland
Akron
Lititz Park
Ning
Kendig
Nubby Weaver
Monster $1.00 Sale Promises Deep Bargains Across Goods
Local retailer S. Rubinson advertises a monster one dollar sale featuring men and women’s apparel and housewares. Items include B V D union suits 1.00 each ladies dresses 1.00 boys watch suits 1.00 and numerous textiles at bulk prices with first come first served.
Convention Attendees Gather at Columbus Ohio
Jacob Weaver and family John H. Sensenig and A. R. Ebersol and family left last week for Columbus Ohio to attend sessions of the International Bible Students Association Convention. Delegates are present from across the country. The convention closes on Sunday July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Weaver
John H. Sensenig
A. R. Ebersol
Columbus
Ohio
International Bible Students Association
New Helland Rod and Gun Club Gun Shoot Set
The New Helland Rod and Gun Club will hold a gun shoot on Saturday July 26 on the Silk Mill grounds starting at 1 30 PM. It begins a four event series ending Labor Day with prize distribution. All sportsmen are invited. Shelly will be sold on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helland Rod and Gun Club
Silk Mill
Auto Owners Offer Painting and Upgrades in New Holland
Auto Owners in New Holland offers painting services for cars and installs new tops and side curtains with doors. They encourage customers to act now for quality work and full customization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groff & Weaver, New
Holland, Pa
New Holland Club Receives Basa Shipment for Creek Restocking
The New Holland Rod and Gun Club was informed by the Department of Fisheries that a shipment of bags will be received today for distribution and restocking. Basa will be planted in Conestoga Creek for replenishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Rod and Gun Club
Department of Fisheries
Conestoga Creek
Junior ball team wins in borough match at the field
The town junior team defeated an opponent on the focal ball field Saturday, showing good material for baseball ahead of future competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibata
Pocketbook Found in Borough Contains Money
A pocketbook with cash was found in this borough. The owner is asked to claim it with police records, details, and identifying information to recover the item.
Treat Your Wheat For Fly Pest Control Devices
An old line from Stauffdhr's Drug Store offers wheat treatment tools and fiber devices in various sizes for pest control, phrased in period marketing style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffdhr
Westinghouse event showcases range of cooking and baking methods
The Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company held a range demonstration on Wednesday at the New Holland Electric Shop in the Diller Building. Teams demonstrated cooking and baking techniques to a sizable audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe
Westinghouse
New ‘Holland
It’s a Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Riley
Mr and Mrs Harold Riley of East Main Street announce the birth of a baby boy on Tuesday morning this week in the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Riley
East Main Street
Harner's Theatre to screen George Arliss in dual role
Harner's Theatre announces George Arliss in The Ruling Passion a comedy drama shown Saturday July 26. Arliss plays two distinct characters James Alden and John Grant in a single photoplay praised by critics as a screen masterwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner
George Arliss
Harner Theatre
Critica
Mr. Ar- USA
James Alden
John Grant
Second Council Meeting of District 13 Youth
The second Young People's Council meeting for District 13 convened July 22 at Mt. Tabor United Brethren church. Members hiked to the venue, with Rev. C. R. Longenecker leading prayer and Rosa Stauffer guiding devotions. Committees formed for upcoming month activities and social events. Next meeting set at Zeltenreich's Reformed church. thanks extended to hosting church leaders. Stanley Kendig spoke on Camp experiences, praised by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council
Littl Mill
Hillside Community Service Committee
Grace Groff
Annie Diffenderfer
Margare Moore
Virginia Hoffman
Ralph Raezer
Norman Brubaker
Howard Rutter
Elizabeth Dissinger
Arthur Houck
Zeltenreich
Lowry
George Mier
Mt. Tabor
Dress goods sale offer for limited stock
Special sale notice offers 3500 yards of dress goods at 15 cents per yard regular 25 cent value. An additional 2500 yards of 15 and 20 cent dress goods discounted to 10 cents per yard. Sale by Rubinson.
Bridgeville U E Sunday School Picnic
The Bridgeville United Evangelical Sunday School picnic is set for Saturday July 26 1924 in the grove near the church. A pleasant day is promised for all attendees with activities and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville U. E
Bridgeville United Evangelical Sunday School
Picnic Planning Urged for August 92 Meeting
Groffy urges all committee members to attend the next meeting on Monday July 28 in the Lutheran Sunday School Room to finalize plans and reports for the August picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School
Fire Festival Held by Bareville Fire Company Saturday
The Bareville Fire Company festival will take place in a large field near the town on Saturday July 26. The event is described as the largest and most elaborate yet held in the village with arrangements completed. The City Band of Lancaster will provide music and a new moviettes program is promised for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bareville Fire Company
Bare
Vist
Lancaster
Personal notices from Lancaster area residents extend greetings
Local brief lists visitors and callers across Lancaster and nearby towns. Families including Shaub, Musselman, Stoltzfus, Hoover, Groff, Ludwig, Storb, Shirk, Wentz, Townsley and others hosted or visited relatives and friends in Lancaster, Elizabethtown, Mechanicsburg, Ephrata, Coatesville, Harrisburg and Philadelphia during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert’ Shaub
Helen
Lancaster
Percy H. Shaub
George Musselman
Guy
Jonas Shenk
Willow Street
Miriam Erisman
Ellizabeth Wright
Missie Arline
Latia Hauck
Mechanicsburg
Hettie Martin
Mary Hoover
John K. Stoltzfus
Morgantown
Ethel
F. P. Dixon
Talmage
W. P. Hoover
Mary Myrtle Harsh
Atlantic I City
Mae Bell Weaver
Elizabethville
Marence Miller
Cumberland County
Betty Russell
Lena M. ‘Ludwig
Grace Groff
Mig Edna Groff
Ephrata
L. M. Storb, Jr
Miro
H. K. Sparr
Lamcaster
Lancastee
Cecelia DeCreary
David Frymyer
Lydia Pinckwalter
Lacta
Aca
Paul Buckwalter
Dorothy L. Piersol
Philadelphia
W. R. Piersol
David H. Styer
Cora Bair
Mary Storb
Blaine L. Shirk
Goodville
John H. Musser
Elizabeth Stauffer
J. Herbert Evans
Strasburg
Clara Irwin
Birdsboro
Howard Q. Irwin
Jere M. Seaman
Harrisburg
Davis Leaman
Anna Wenttz
P. R. Wentz
Lawrence Townsley
Ithica
N. Y
Jacob Townsley
A. W. Leisey
Denver
BE. L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs, Sarat Rig
Sara Minnich
John Trostle
BUICK
New. York
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Hillside Community Service
Young People's Notes
Near East
E. Delegates
R.H.O.A
Weidman
Fee
Eno
Kochel
Weaver
Lb Denne
C Bair
Secreters O
Kond G
Riley
A. Ames
P Sewer
Akron R.U
Harshner
M. Zell
Enck
N. Weaver
Weik
Fhalls
G. Zell
Rohrback
Monster
S. Rubinson
I. B
Columbus, Ohio
Uniiion Piank
Edwin Diller
Lida Musselman
Helen Groff
Edin Stauffer
Lena Ludwig
Ella Miller
Rubinson
Groffy
Fire Company Festival
Helen Gilfillan
Dee Hardy
Paterson
N. J
Martha Gilfillan
Sam Brown
Robert H. Gilfillan
Saumrel Jacobs
Philadephia
Charles Ulrich
Charlone
Drew
Charles, Jr
East Orange
Amanda Roseboro
Herbert Shaubard Danghibers
Hattie Rohrer
Mira
Amanda
E. L. Lessey
Lewis Ware
MM. MM
Richmond
Coatesville
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