Lancaster Laborer Dies After Truck Collision on Lititz Pike
Lafferty fifty four of 23 East Marion Street Lancaster died at 11 10 p m Monday in Lancaster General Hospital from injuries after being struck by a Gorham Construction Company truck while working on the Lititz Pike Saturday afternoon. He sustained severe internal injuries and a compound fracture of the right leg and was a member of the local U B church. Survived by his mother Mrs Sara J Lafferty and sister Mrs Clare E Mowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheaffer
Lafferty
Marion - Street
Lancaster
Lancaster General Hospital
Lititz
Pike
Gorham Construction
U. B. Church
Sara J. Lafferty
Clare E. Mowery
Do Ration Day Observance Planned by East PA Church People
Thousands of Reformed Church members and friends from eastern Pennsylvania plan to travel to Allentown on June 12 1930 for the 26th Annual Do Ration Day at the Phoebe Home for the Aged. Two concerts by the Pioneer Band of Allentown and a full afternoon program led by Rev Franklin H Moyer feature regional church leaders as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Phoebe Home For
Pioneer Band of
Franklin H. Moyer
Eastern Synod
William F. DeLong
Philadelphia
Robert A. Bausch
Pottsville
Schuylkill Classis
David Lockart
Myerstown
Lebanon “Classis
Chicken Corn Soup and Strawberry Social at Blue Ball
The Blue Ball Improvement Society announces a chicken corn soup and strawberry social at the Blue Ball Fire House on Saturday evening June 7 from 5 to 9. Proceeds fund town lights expenses. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Blue Ball
Blue Ball Fire House
Blue Ball Improvement Society
Bridge Club Noted Guests Dine At Mary G Good Home
Mary G Good hosted the Bridge Club at her residence south of New Holland on Saturday afternoon. A luncheon was served to Dorothy Habecker and Lorraine Habecker of Lititz Emma Hess of Hessdale Mary Weaver Elizabeth Weaver Kathryn Bard of Mechanicsburg Joan Lippold of Lime Wall and Mr Diener of Bart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Good
Bridge Club
New Holland
Dorothy
Lorraine Habecker
Lititz
Emma Hess
Hessdale
Mary
Elizabeth Weaver
Kathryn
Bard
Mechanicsbur
Joan: Lippold
Lime Wall
Mr. Diener
Fer
Bart
Reelection Drives Quiet New Delhi Debate
In the capital, officials push for a calm vote cycle as clerical delays and party lineups shape the tone. Analysts note limited public campaigning while factions maneuver behind closed doors to secure support.
Trinity observes founding of Christian Church on Whit Sunday
On June 8th, Whit Sunday, Trinity Lutheran church marks the south anniversary of the church’s founding. The Holy Communion will be administered at the morning service following a service of public confession. The Apostles gathered in the upper room as the Holy Spirit empowered them to preach in many tongues.
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Christian ‘Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
King's Daughters to Meet Tuesday in Trinity Church
The June meeting of the King's Daughters Society of this borough is set for Tuesday evening June 10 at 7 30 in Trinity Lutheran Church social rooms. Final arrangements for the Strawberry Social on Saturday evening June 14 will be made. Mrs J A Hoffman leads the Bible Study and Mrs Frank C Aungst reports on the State Convention at Scranton. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. A. Hoffman
Scranton
Frank C. Aungst
Vacation Bible School to Open Monday in New Holland
Daily Vacation Bible School of New Holland and vicinity opens Monday at 8 45 in Trinity Lutheran and St Stephen Reformed churches for a three week term. Ezra Ranck directs the program with Virginia Hoffman Marla Bender Lena Ludwig and Edna Stauffer heading departments and Kathryn Lewis Samuel Harsh directing recreation activities for ages under and over nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Behool
New Holland
Trinity Lutheran
St. Stephen Reformed
Reformed Church
Lutheran
Ezra Ranck
Virginia Hoffman
Marla Bender
Lena Ludwig
Edna Stauffer
New Holland Playground
Kathryn Lewis
Samuel Harsh
Alumni Banquet Set for June 7 in High School Auditorium
New Hol land holds its annual Alumni Banquet Saturday evening June 7 to honor the Class of 1930. Over 150 former graduates are expected, served by the Ladies Auxiliary of Conestoga Post No 662 American Legion. Prof. F. H. Gaige of Millersville State Teachers College will speak, with music by a Lancaster Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Conestoga Post
American Legion
F. H. Gaige
State Teacher's College
Millersville
Lancaster
Real Estate Sold by W D Kling in Private Sale
W D Kling reports private real estate sales for Chas Snyder of West Point New York to Harry and Thomas Withrow of Lancaster. Anna Eby of Bird in Hand to Cathrine and Lydia Beiler of Bonk. Peter Cambell of Witmer to Earl Kreider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Kling
Intercourse
Chas. Snyder
West Point
N. Y
Lincoln Highway
Harry and
Thomas Withrow
Lancaster
Anna Eby
Bird-in
Cathrine
Lydia Beiler
Bonk
Garden Party Planned by Business and Professional Women's Club
At a regular semi monthly meeting the Business and Professional Women's Club discussed a Garden Party set for Thursday July 10. The event will be hosted by Miss Evelyn Roseboro at her home. The next meeting, a supper, is slated for Monday June 16 at the New Holland House with a reminder to non registered members to sign up by Wednesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Evelyn Roseboro
New Holland House
New Holland Borough Seeks Bids for Reservoir Construction
New Holland Borough invites bids to build a cement reservoir on borough property near Welsh Mountains close to the current reservoir and the two original springs of theater. The site lies near the present reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Borough
Auto Towing Rules Tighten After Theft Report
Officials warn motorists about towing practices following a theft spike. Police urge owners to document vehicle details, contact the towing firm, and file a report to prevent improper removals and ensure proper release of impounded cars.
Red Sox Gain Second In Hard-Played Tilt
Evans 80x and Evans’s hit production key in a close ball game against Ike Cauller’s squad. In the first inning Bair reached on an error and later scored, with Riggs and Aungst also contributing as Wright’s miscue allowed multiple runners to reach and score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan
Ike” Cauller
S. Yankees
Hom Sobber
Bair
Betwen
Groff
L. Riggs
W.bair
Evans
Riggs
Wright
Aungst
New Holland Borough Targets Speeding on Main Street
New Holland Borough begins a strenuous effort to curb speeding on Main Street after months of rising violations. Officials are enforcing the twenty mile per hour limit and will take action against repeat violators while noting broad public cooperation to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Boys Band Festival at Storb Field June 21
Arrangements are underway for the second annual Boys Band festival in New Holland at Storb Field on Saturday evening June 21. The event features the band, games of skill, a large fireworks display at 10 30, and a full refreshment line with chicken corn soup sandwiches coffee ice cream and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Band
New Holland
Storb Field
Liberty Fire Company Parade at Elizabethtown
The Liberty Fire Company's Uniform Rank will march to Elizabethtown on Saturday to join the Lancaster County Firemen's Association annual convention parade. They will be accompanied by the local Boys' Band providing music along the parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Fire Company
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County Firemen’s Association
W M A Meeting at Ranch Church Home
The W M A of Ranch church holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Co R Gehr's home in Honey Brook on Saturday afternoon June 14 at 2 oclock. A good attendance of members is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranch
Co. R. Gehr
Honey Brook
Children's Day Program at New Holland U B Church
The New Holland United Brethren Church Sunday School holds its annual Children's Day in the church auditorium next Sunday evening June 8 at 7 30. A full program features processions readings songs and an acrostic with classes from Miss Richwine and Amos Seldomridge. The offering supports general Sunday School work of the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland United Brethren Church
Dickle Good
Vera Davis
Charlotte Lands
Jane Hammond
Marion Dunn
Leon Richwine
Mildred Parmer
Elrey Weidman
John Brill
Glenn Wright
Margaret Parmer
Dotty Stone
Frank Barr
Harold Diller
Richard Landis
Harry Russell
Eddie Rutt
Shelby Burkholder
Ruth Stone
Arlene Brill
Ruth Trupe
Frances Clemson
Sadie Rickenbach
Romaine Russell
Dorothy Mohler
Arietta Longenecker
Kathryn Frankhouser
Mildred Diller
Miss Richwine
Amos Seldomridge
Robert Lowery
Billy Frankhouser
Paul Stone
Reed Slick
Richard Smith
Mark Mellinger
C E Society Sets First Summer Social at United Brethren Church
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society plans its first summer social for Friday June 13 in the United Brethren Church social rooms. An 7:45 Flying Squadron from Lancaster County C E Union led by Joseph P Sherr will open with feats, then the Social Committee will host games and refreshments. Invitations go to Volunteers and Loyal Sons classes, Otterbein Guild, and the C E Society. Ira Shirk will lead the Sunday prayer meeting on the theme Prayer in the Life of Leaders.
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Christian Endeavor Society
United Brethren Church
Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union
Joseph P. Sherr
Lancaster
Volunteers
Loyal Sons
U. B
Otterbein Guild
Ira Shirk
Lions Club To Meet In New Holland Next Tuesday
The Lions Club of New Holland will hold its semi monthly meeting next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
New Holland
New Hollands Playground Opens June 9 With Lions Club
New Holland prepares a community playground opening Monday June 9 sponsored by the Lions Club. A program at eight includes a Boys Band concert reels from Lancaster City Recreational Centers a reading by Miss Edna Stauffer and a vocal solo by Miss Marla Bender. The public is invited to attend and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Old Town
Lions Club
Lancaster City
Edna Stauffer
Marla Bender
Home Coming services at Ranck's United Brethren Church
June first services drew many former residents to decorate graves beside the church. Rev. Elias Gehr preached on the Fathers influence. Rev. Israel Groff shared experiences. Dr. Enck spoke on the Holy Spirit. Next Sunday is Children’s Day. Holy Communion at New Holland deferred to July 6. Ranck's to observe Holy Community on June 15. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Elias M. Gehr
Israel M. Groff
C. Enck
New Holland
Ranck
Donation to Cemetery Fund From Landis Estate in Pennsylvania
In a 1929 settlement the Emma Caroline Landis estate disposed of the old George Diller farm near Green Bank Pennsylvania. Proceeds placed with New Holland National Bank will fund annual interest shared among Zeltenreitch Reformed Cemetery Lutheran Cemetery borough Ranck's United Brethren Cemetery Landis Valley Cemetery. Sons George Diller Landis and Henry Kinzer Landis helped settle the estate.
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Emma Caroline Landis
George Diller
Green Bank
M. G. Weaver
New Holland National Bank
Zeltenreitch Reformed
Lutheran
Ranck
United Brethren
Landis Valley
Emma Carloine Landis
George Diller Landis
Henry Kinzer Landis
Children’s Day at Ranck’s U B Church
The Sunday School of Ranck's United Brethren Church will observe Children’s Day with services and activities. Members and families are invited to participate in morning and afternoon events at the church location.
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the Sunday School of
Ranck’s United: Brethren: Church
Will
Family Weekend Visits Across Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Ray Mumma and son James of Waynesboro spent the weekend with Mrs Anna Fenninger. Ruth Killian visited Ephrata residents. Mrs Sara Snader stayed with the Swanbergers near Frazer. Miller Muellinger family spent the weekend in Williamsport and Watkin Glenn. DeHaven and DeHaven relatives hosted in Philadelphia. Elmer Martin family and James Coffroad traveled to Philadelphia. Good family joined College Day at Moravian College Bethlehem. Winters Fox and others noted in brief social listings.
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Ray Mumma
James
Waynesboro
Anna Fenninger
Ruth Killian
N. R. Miller
Martha Gehman
Ephrata
Sara Snader
Honor Swanberger
Frazer
Miller Muellinger
Fay
Williamsport
Watkin’ Glenn
David W. DeHaven
Edith E. DeHaven
Philadelphia
Wm. F. DeHaven
Jennie M. DeHaven
Elmer Martin
James Coffroad
R. E. Good
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Winters Fox
Daily Vacation Bible School opens in Terre Hill
The annual Daily Vacation Bible School of District No. 12 Lancaster County Sunday School Association will run two weeks from June 16 in the Terre Hill School Building. Rev. R. W. Kreible directs with a capable teachers group. Closest closing program Friday, June 27 at the Terre Hill United Evangelical church. Open to children four years and up from Terre Hill Borough East Earl and Caernarvon townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Terre Hill
R. W. Kreible
Terre Hill Borough
East Earl and Caernarvon
Local People Graduate From Various Schools
A number of local residents have graduated from colleges and hospitals in this area recently. Named graduates include Russell S. Groff from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Anna Groff from West Chester College in West Chester, Grace Yingst from St. Joseph Hospital in Lancaster, Mary E. Boyer from General Hospital in Lancaster, Marian Geist from Elizabethtown College in Elizabethtown, Caroline Blair from State Teachers College in Millersville, and Samuel Harsh from State Teachers College in Millersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Groff
Franklin and Marshall
Lancaster
Anna Groff
West Chester College
West Chester
Grace Yingst
St. Joseph Hospital
Mary E. Boyer
New Holland R. D
General Hospital
Marian
Geist
Blue Ball
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
Caroline Blair
Gordonville
R. D
State Teachers’ College
Millersville
Samuel Harsh
Bareville—State Teachers’ College
Osteopath Relocates Office In New Quarters
Ellis H. Metford osteopathic physician, formerly at 337 East Main St, has moved his office to the northwest corner of East Main Street and Kinzer Avenue. His notice and office hours appear on page 4 of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis H. Metford
East Main St
East Main Street
Kinzer Avenue
Strawberry Social Hosted by Ranch Ladies' Bible Class
The Ladies' Bible Class of Ranch's Sunday School will hold a Strawberry Social on Thursday evening June 12 at six o'clock in Andrew Asner's orchard near the church. Strawberries ice cream cakes candy sandwiches coffee and lemonade will be sold to raise funds for the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Bible Class
Ranch
Andrew Asner
Tobacco Trash Pickup and Storage Notice
Classified notice seeking tobacco waste collection and disposal services. Details unclear in OCR about date, location, and payment terms.
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Sheaffer Lafferty
Becares Triplentown
Reese Srecaly
Hoover Descendants
Fve
George S. Ranck
Benjamin
Barbara’ Brackbill Hoover
Geo. S. Ranch
Lillian Frantz
Ethel Harsh
America
Parke
Hoover
Wills Ranck
Hebron Herr
Ruth Girvin
Vernon Hoover
Jeannette Hoover
Norman
Maurice Hoover
King’s Daughters
BIBLE
Dutheran
Peter Cambell
Witmer
Earl Kreider
Business and Professional Women's Club
Red
Juoi
W. M. A. Meeting
U.B
C. E. Society
NEW Holland's
A. B. Church Notes
Ranck’s Church
Ranck’s
Daily Vacation Bible School
Strawberry Social
Marle Pald
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