New Holland High School Holds Twentieth Annual Commencement
The New Holland High School celebrated its twentieth annual commencement with a Baccalaureate sermon on Sunday June 1 by Rev. E L Lessey at Trinity Lutheran Church and a Class Day program on Monday June 2 at Harner's Theatre featuring addresses by Lloyd Groff Erga I Leed and others followed by the formal graduation on Tuesday June 8 with more exercises, music, and student speeches.
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New Holland High School
E. L. Lessey
Trinity Lutheran Church
Leigey
C. R. Longenecker
United Brethren In Christ Church
Harner
Lloyd Groff
Edna M. Stauffer
Annie Diffenderfer
Edgar I. Leed
Arabella
Mary Overly
Katherine Lewis
Helen Groff
Grace Davis
Margaret Moore
Vera Hutchinson
Harold Overly
George Good
Harold Kauffman
Romaie Riggs
Edith Richwine
Eleanor Warner
Harner Theatre
Boblock
Lowry
Miss Hoak
C. G Bachman
St. Stephen
Reformed Church
Commencement Exercises at New Holland Grammar School
The Class of 1924 of New Holland Grammar School held its commencement in the grammar school room on Wednesday afternoon June 4. The program featured piano solos, salutatory, class history, songs, orations, mantles, recitations, presentations, and the diploma ceremony with valedictory remarks by Alta Hoover.
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New Holland Grammar School
Gramar
Elizabeth Banzhof
Dorothy McWilliams
Mary Parkhalder
Mary Lauder
Margaret “Miins
Evelyn Groff
Grace Yingst
Virginia Fox
Alice Mentzer
Virginia Morris
Walter Kauffman
New Holland Drors Win One Of Three Weekend Games
New Holland’s baseball team split a Memorial Day doubleheader with Mt Joy, winning 5 to 2 in the morning and losing 8 to 0 in the afternoon. Lefty Neville pitched well in the morning, while Boynton highlighted the offense with a single double and a home run. Mt Joy’s Waltz and Cornog excelled in the afternoon, holding New Holland to 8 hits as the visitors' defense faltered.
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Mt. Joy
Adams
Neville
Lancaster
Babe” Alcorn
Boynton
Jake” Brown
Waltz
Cornog
Mt, Joy
New Holland
Miller
Witwer
E. Hart
Pafflin
Baker
Weaver
Alcorn
Myers and Ames
Unusual Ohio school aids deprived boys by J F Mearig
J F Mearig publishes a program at Akron Opportunity School in the old Perkins building aiding older boys deprived of schooling. The two-part curriculum blends academics and manual arts with work placements after age 18, plus daily newspapers as reading material and YMCA activities for fitness and character.
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Akron
Perkins
J. F. Mearig
W. M. Mearig
Divers -Vadeg
Exchange Club
Mearig
Popular Mechanics
Literary Digest
R. H. Jones
Akron Pattern Company
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Waller
Family Reunion For Mrs Kurtz's Seven Children
A reunion of the seven living children of 87 year old Mrs Anna G Kurtz was held at the home of daughter Mrs Martha Musselman on North Custer Avenue. An excellent supper was served and the evening was enjoyed socially. Attendees included Mrs Emma Martin Terre Hill Mrs Mary Given Columbus Ohio Mrs Lizzie K High Mr Martin M Kurtz and Mrs Clara Grube and Mrs Viola Mentzer Lancaster.
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Anna G. Kurtz
Daghter
Martha Musselman
North
Custer Avenue
Kurtz
Hale
Baked clam supper by Lutheran church group
The Ladies' Bible Class of the Lutheran church in this borough will host a baked clam supper on the lawn of Lane Lot starting at 6 o'clock. Menu includes baked clams scalloped potatoes peas cold slaw bread and butter lemon meringue and coffee.
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Ladies’ Bible Class
Lutheran Church
Lane Loth
Trinity Church Notes Services Next Sunday Schedule
The church will hold Bible School at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:30. In the evening the Light Brigade meets at 6:30 and at 7:30 Mrs. McHose of Lancaster will be the principal speaker.
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Light Brigade
Big Brute Force Sale Proves Successful At Harris Bros
Harris Bros. & Co reports the Big Brute Force Sale has drawn many customers over the past weeks with strong demand for bargains. New specials will arrive daily to attract shoppers and maintain interest for the trade.
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Harris Bros. & CO
W M A Meeting At Ranch Church Host Home
The W M A of Ranch church holds its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr H R Overly on Saturday afternoon June 14 at 2 o clock. A good attendance is desired.
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Ranch
H. R. Overly
Auto painting and tops by Groff and Weaver
Auto Owners Now is the time to have your automobile painted. We are prepared to give you a good job with new tops and side curtains that open with doors. Do It Now. Groff and Weaver New Holland Pa.
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Groff & Weaver
New Holland
Two Excellent Shows Coming to Harner's Theatre
Harner's Theatre books two excellent shows for June 7 and June 11. Saturday features Booth Tarkington's Penrod and Sam, a sequel to Penrod, touted as a major sensation of the year with simple sets and strong entertainment value.
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Harner
Booth Tarkington
Penrod
Sam
Triangle
Init
Adamstown Noses Out Mt. Joy In Tight Afternoon Duel
On Saturday Adamstown edged the Mt. Joy locals by one run in the final inning of a pitching duel. The final score stood 2 to 1 as Bucher, key in last year’s Lancaster County League pennant run, opposed his former teammates and pitched excellent ball against Jones. (Continued on Page 4).
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Adamstown
Sto 2
Groffy Sees Old Fashioned Woman Work From Neckwear
Groffy notes a shift revealing the old fashioned woman who used to craft hand painted neckties on page four. The remark hints at a return to traditional skills and craftsmanship in fashion accessories.
Mennonite All Day Sunday School Meeting Attended
The local Mennonite Church hosted a long day Sunday School meeting with morning and afternoon sessions. Speakers included Bishop Benjamin Wenger, Levi Sauder, J W Shenk, John Risser, Orrie O Miller, and J W Weaver. Discussions covered consecration, lesson preparation, missionary work, and loyalty to church and school. The day closed with an evening address by John W Hess and a sermon by J Risser on faith trials.
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Eli Lauder
Paul Graybill
Graybill
Benjamin Wenger
Aaron
Christ
Gethsemane
Wenger
Levi Sauder
J. W. Shenk
South America
Jesus
Joseph Bell, Jr
John’ Risser
Hagerstown
Orrie O. Miller
Syria
J. W. Weaver
Christ Ag
Noan
Poin
N. N. Lauder
John W. Hess
Strawberry Socials Scheduled Across Borough Churches
The report lists three strawberry socials: St Stephen Reformed church basement on June 7 starting 5:00 pm with chicken corn soup sandwiches coffee strawberry short cake ice cream and fancy work for sale. Miss Anna W Harner’s residence lawn on June 14 with a variety of foods. Zeltenreich Reformed church on June 19 from 5:00 to 9:00 with soup sandwiches strawberries ice cream home made candy and cakes.
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Ladies’ Aid and Bible
St. Stephen Reformed Church
King’s Daughters Society
Anna W. Harner
West Main Street
Zeltenreich’s Reformed Church
Lost item notice near U B church and general store
A lost item notice requests return of a missing item between the U B church and the general store. Reward offered for its return to McCleary at 278 West Main New Holland.
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U. B
Ans
McCleary
West’ Mein
New Holland
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