Obituary of Mrs Ethel Eckert of Mascot dies at 27
Mrs Ethel Eckert wife of William A Eckert of Mascot died Sunday morning at 1 o clock at home from scarlet fever. She was 27. Survived by husband two daughters Katherine and May Ruth her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Becker Mascot and sisters Mrs Victor Hufford Lancaster Mrs Joseph Sensenich Paoli Mrs Abner Kellenberger Mascot and Mrs Aaron Stoltzfus Stumptown. Private funeral held at home Tuesday 10:30 a.m. burial Zeltenreichs cemetery near New Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Eckert
Wiliam A. Eckert
Mascot
Katherine
May Ruth
Daniel Becker
Victor Huf‘ford
Lancaster
Joseph ‘Sensenich
Paoli
Abner Kellenberger
Aaron Stoltzfus
Stumptown
Zeltenreich’s
New Holland
Joy Riders Damage Auctioneers Machine
A car stolen from Amos H. Hershey's garage on East Main Street was driven a distance before the engine started. The machine was returned damaged with a punctured tire, torn inner tube, broken windshield, and other signs of hard use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Hershey
East Main Street
Married Arthur L. Strode Weds Kathryn Yohn in Blue Ball
Arthur L. Strode, longtime manager of the American Store, married Kathryn D. Yohn at St. Stephen Reformed Church in Terre Hill. The couple planned a brief honeymoon and will reside in Blue Ball after the wedding. The ceremony used a ring rite with Miss Margaret Yohn and Clarence R. Weaver as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Strode
Terre Hill
Kathryn D. Yohn
William Yohn
Blue Ball
St. Stephen Reformed Church
C. G. Beachman
Margaret Yohn
Clarence R. Weaver
Washington, D. C
New Holland
Enterprise buys Bell exchanges to expand service
The Enterprise Telephone and Telegraph Company has acquired the Terre Hill Intercourse and New Holland exchanges from the Denver and Ephrata Telegraph Company and parts of the Lancaster and Honey Brook exchanges from Bell. A unified system will offer connections across Enterprise, Denver and Ephrata, and Bell networks with July 1 rate increases for business, residence, two party and multi party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Telephone & Telegraph Company
Terre Hill
Intercourse
Denver & Ephrata Telephone & Telegraph Company
New Holland Exchange
Lancaster
Honey Brook
Bell Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Denver & Sphrata Company
Shillington
Enterprise Telephone & Telegraph Co
Denver & Tphrata Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Independent Toll Line System
Enterprise Company
Denver & Ephrata ‘Company
Bell ‘Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Enterprise Telephone
Leola Exchange
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Zeltenreich Church
The Ladies Aid of Zeltenreich Church plans a Thursday evening festival on June 11 featuring ice cream and strawberries, along with ware cakes candies and other delicacies and a fine assortment of fancy articles. The public is invited for a pleasant evening and to support a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeltenreich’s
Iti
Memorial Day Observances Draw Large Crowds in New Holland
New Holland held a well attended Memorial Day with Legion and G A R rites at local cemeteries. C E Kreischer of Bloomsburg delivered a noted address. Perseverance Band of Lebanon played as New Holland beat Terre Hill 5 to 2 in a major baseball draw. Chautauqua dates June 18 to 20 announced with talks and entertainments by top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Legion
Lutheran and Reformed
C. E. Kreischer
Bloomsburg
Columbia County
Keystone State
Persod
Perseverance Band of
Lebanon
Terre Hill
Hillians
the Clarion
Pastor Rev L R Walters Returns After Absence
The pastor Rev L R Walters resumes duties after a two week absence to regain health. He shared a firsthand report on the May 14 24 quadrennial General Conference of the United Brethren church in Buffalo New York. Sunday marks Children’s Day at New Holland church with a varied program by the children during evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Walters
General Conference of the United Brethren Church
Buffalo
N. Y
New Holland
Remodeling Sale Ends Saturday at Great Bargains
Saturday, June 6 marks the final day of a large remodeling sale. The store reduced stock significantly to allow extensive alterations with minimal disruption and invites customers to enjoy remaining values across all departments.
Central Property Sold at Private Sale in Borough
Auctioneer Amos H Hershey sold last Tuesday for Mrs Ellen N Brubaker of Mt Gretna her residence opposite the Post Office to Charles W Good of the Ludwig & Good firm for 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Hershey
Ellen ‘N. Brubaker
Mt. Gretna
Charles W. Good
Ludwig & Good
Missouri Entertainers to Open Radcliff Chautauqua Season
The Radcliff Chautauqua opens with the Missouri Entertainers led by Edward C. Barrell a renowned saxophonist composer and director of the Ludwig Saxophone Band. Mrs Barrell and two supporting artists accompany him presenting saxophone ensembles duets solos readings and violin trick-work with the flex-o-tone instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff Chautauqua
Missouri
Edward C. Barrell
Barroll
Ludwig
St. Louis
Barrell
Jacobs’ Orchestra Band Monthly
Contractor Suffers Hand Injury Cranking Engine
On Tuesday morning William R Good a well known contractor near the town had his right hand jammed between a crank handle and the bumper of a heavy motor truck. He was injured while operating the crank and is reported to be suffering as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. ‘Good
Borugh
St Stephen Church Celebrates 125 Years With Special Services
St Stephen Church marks its 125th anniversary with a Sunday program led by Rev Charles E Schaeffer including morning and evening sermons What Is Real Religion Cantata The City of God 2 30 pm choir performance and 9 15 am Sunday School end of the friendly rivalry. An 1800s dedication date is noted with the 1800 organ by David Tanneri Lititz in continuous use until 1920. Old Trinity observes Whit Sunday Communion and a Memorial Day address urging franchise use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Charles E. Schaeffer
D. D
Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church
Schieffer
Matthews
St. Stephen
David Tanneary
Lititz
Old Trinity
Light Brinde
M. C. Hose
Lancaster
China
Marian Mohler
Ethel Wallace
Weaver Hagey
Ruth Myers
Kathryn Hurst
Ministerium of Pennsylvania
P.F. Esbenshade
Trinity
Trinity Workers’ Union
Liberty Fire Company to join Ephrata parade
Liberty Fire Company No 1 of this borough urges all uniformed members to participate in the big firemen parade at Ephrata on Saturday June 6. Members should meet at the fire hall at 1:00 PM sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Fire Company No. 1
Ephrata
New Holland Man Kicked by Mule
William B. Bair of New Holland was kicked in the abdomen by a mule in his barn on a Saturday afternoon. He lost consciousness and was found by neighbor Charles Bensinger, with medical aid provided by J. P. Wertz. He remained unconscious into Sunday but has since recovered enough to be up and about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Bair
Custer Avenue
West Main Street
Bair
Mr. Bair
Charles Bensinger
J. P
Wertz
American Legion plans nationwide drive for disabled veterans
The American Legion conducts a June 9 and 10 drive to raise a $5,000,000 endowment for care of disabled veterans and for education of orphans. New Holland is asked to contribute $600. fund will be invested by nine prominent capitalists producing $225,000 yearly for Legion aid without salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
New Holland
Legion
Children’s Day Program at Local United Brethren Church
Children’s Day will be observed at the local United Brethren church on Sunday evening June 7. The program includes songs recitations and exercises featuring Ralph Lutz Roma ine Russell Clair Groff Robert Lowry Paul Stone Roland Richwine Robert Good Roy Dunn Treva Wolfskill Cora Warner Harold Frank and others with a closing hymn O Come Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Ralph Lutz
Romaine Russell
Clair Groff
Robert Lowry
Paul Stone
Roland Richwine
Robert Good
Roy Dunn
Treva Wolfskill
God Is Love
Ethel Good
Russell Hammond
Love
Harold Frank
iCora Warner
Robert ‘Ressler
Auction Sale Promised by Hershey at Eagle Hotel Site
A large Community Sale managed by Amos H. Hershey is planned for Saturday June 27 at the rear of the Eagle Hotel and Overly Good's Implement Store. The auction will offer extensive household goods furniture farming implements wagons and carriages. Sellers of items in this line are urged to notify Mr. Hershey promptly to ensure proper advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Hershey
Eagle
Overly & Good
Hershey
Personal greetings mark Memorial Day visits in Lancaster
Mrs. Alice Zell and Mrs. Elmer Steele of Lancaster spent Memorial Day with Mr. L. M. Storb Jr. and family. Numerous guests from Law Custer Akron Philadelphia and other nearby towns visited relatives here over the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Zell
Elmer Steele
Lancaster
L. M. Storb
Ralph Gross
Law Custer
Harry Sensenig
Philadelphia
Lloyd Grube
Vernon
Akron
Grube
Ludwig Pflaumer
Harry Brubaker
Idling
Katherine Brubaker
Annie
Frank Ludwig
Lena
Ruth
Miles K. Martin
Billie
Center County
D. Leroy Banzhoff
J. Herbert Evans
Benjamin Getz
Roy McWilliams
Richard Bard
Mechanicsburg
Roland Good
Allen Killian
Levi Brimmer
Earl Sandoe
Ohio
Frank Sandoe
Flora Wright
Earl Emory
Jean
Nine Points
James S. Bair
Ellen Brubaker
Mt. Gretna
David Gockley
May Brubaker
William Sweigart
Samuel Davis
J. P. Davis
Miriam Erisman
Robert H. Wright
Harry Hershey
Paradise
Amanda Roseboro
William Jacobs
Anna
Lydia
Wilson Bair
Atlantic City
Ira Paul
Sunbury
George Ranck
Barneston
Anna R. Diller
Chester Ryback
Marguerite Ryback
Mary and
Marguerite Wallace
Blue Ball
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William A. Eckert
JOY Riders
Maichine
John
Isaac Walton
Bowers’ Beach
Charles W. Sheaffer
Israel Bowman and Son
Alvin
William Hoshauer
Frank Wise
Will Weaver
Haller
Charles Bixler
Sonou
NEW Holland Chautauqua
New Chautauqua Company
A. B. Church Notes
Central Property
Strawberry Social
THE
Missouri Entertainers
Trinity Lutheran
Socr
American Legion Post
Agents of
U. B. Church
Daniel B. Overly
Brown
East
Stroudabars
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