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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

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Will Dedicate New Boy Scout Home June 11

Troop 48 of the Boy Scouts of America prepares to dedicate its new Scout Home on South Roberts Avenue. The June 11 ceremony at 7 p.m. features President Isaac W. Cauller, Eagle Scout James H. Evans, and speeches by local leaders. A tablet honoring George Townsley will be unveiled and a roll call of troops included.

Boy Scouts of America Roberts Avenue Isaac W. Cauller John A. Hoffman America Iby Cauller James H. Evans Burgess Paul W.’ ‘Seldomridge Sumner’ W. Hosterman Lancaster County’ ‘Scout Council Clyie New Holland Clyde, Kauffman Gww Armstrong Lancaster George

King's Daughters Meet Loyal Workers Circle

The Loyal Workers Circle of King’s Daughters plans a meeting on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. B. Groff on East Main Street. Members are to gather for the event hosted by the group.

Loyal Workers’ Circle of King Will A. B., Groff East Main ‘Street

Strawberry Social Planned by Sons of the American Legion

The Sons of the American Legion announce a Strawberry Social at the Legion Home on Saturday June 7 beginning at 4 90 p.m. Proceeds support post activities and community programs.

For Rent One Dwelling with House and Apartment

Property listing from Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance offering a single dwelling with house and one apartment for rent. Possession June 1. Details unspecified in OCR.

Styer & Evans

Defense council urges citizen action for national emergency

The document outlines a local defense plan to boost moral spirit and coordinate activities across communities. It urges everyone to work harder, support drafted young men with encouragement, follow future instructions, and avoid personal attacks on leaders as the nation faces crisis.

America Defense ‘Council Army Navy

Borough Council Enacts One Way Street Ruling

Borough Council on Monday passed an ordinance making the first block of North Railroad Avenue a one way street for safety. The block will be southbound only after ten days from publication. Fines range up to ten dollars with costs. failure to pay may lead to up to ten days in jail. The Street Committee may install signs and devices to notify drivers. The secretary of Connell was directed to prepare the lease on reservoir property and use a residence.

Railroad Avenue

Strawberry Festival Set by Zeltenreich Reformed Church

The Zeltenreich Reformed Church Ladies Society will hold a Strawberry Festival at the church on Saturday June 7 starting at 4 30 p m. Proceeds benefit church activities and community outreach.

Zeltenreich

Fishing License Issued at STYER and EVANS Office

A notice records that fishing licenses were issued at the STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance office. The event highlights local administrative action and the involved firms.

Memorial Day Observances and City News in New Holland

June 6 1891 Memorial Day featured a parade and cemetery graves decorat ions across Reformed and Lutheran plots with 28 marked veterans. Police precautions failed as two Lancaster officers, drunk, hindered order. An advance notice previewed Allen's Great Eastern Show with 100 acts and public endorsement by press and clergy.

Lancaster New Holland Allen Preas Organiz

Obituary Anthony Groff Widower and Engineer of Lancaster

Anthony Groff of Lancaster Ohio died at home May 18 1941 age 3? years born in New Holland He worked forty two years as an engineer on trains out of Lancaster and retired 25 years ago Survived by widow Christine and daughter Mrs Durant and two sons Carl and Fred Groff all of Ohio Lancaster County relatives in Pennsylvania send sympathy through the New Holland Clarion

Anthony Robert Groff Lancaster Ohio New Holland Cincinnati Christine Groff Paul ‘Durant Iona Carl Fred County Susan

Jacob R Plank dies at 63 in Monterey Amish Gemeinde

Jacob R Blank age 63 died at 10 20 am Saturday at his Monterey home after a long illness. He was a member of the Weavertown Amish church and is survived by his wife Katie Stoltzfus, a son John Blank of Monterey, two grandchildren, a sister Mary Zook, and a brother Daniel Blank of Leola. Funeral from his home at 12 30 pm and at the Weavertown Amish church at 1 pm with interment in Myers Cemetery.

Jacob Re Blank Monterey Mary Ezra Zook Talmage Daniel

Burkholder Weaver Burkholder Dies at 77 in Ephrata

Burkholder Weaver Burkholder, seventy seven, of Ephrata R D., died at 3 a m Friday in Lancaster General Hospital. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Martindale Mennonite church. Survived by children David Lay and Ezra Z., both of New Holland R D., Paul Z. of Ephrata R D., and Mary wife of Johny Leed, New Holland R D., plus brothers and sisters including Martindale and Mrs Fannie Mar. Continued on Page 4.

Weaver Burkholder Ephrata R. D Lancaster, General Burkholder Bartindale Mennonite. Church David Lay Ezra Z New Holland Paul ‘Z Ri-D Mary Johny Leed Martindale

East Earl Township School Board Seeks Coal Bid

The East Earl Township School Board will receive bids for furnishing coal for the 1941-42 school year on Monday June 0 at 8 80 p m DT in the Blue wrt 228 be. Only bids from dealers and truckers in the East Earl District will be accepted. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. PAUL C M SENSENICH, Secretary.

East Earl Scodcnoure Deasers Truckers East Earl Accentact Paul Cm. Sensenich

Old Oaken Bucket Windmill Plans Show Reader Aid

A reader letter from Dip N Haul discusses Jonathan Eshs windmill problem on a farm and compares Kansas and Texas wind and water conditions. The writer suggests options such as placing the mill over the well with water and diverting air currents or importing wind to run the mill, and ends noting a continuation on page 8.

New Holland Kansas Jonathan Atock Texas

Public hearing set for damages over Route 822 relocation

John Bieber of the Department of Highways will meet all claimants for damages due to the relocation at Route 822 near Blue Ball. The session is scheduled at Fetter's Restaurant in Blue Ball on June 6 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (DT).

Liberty Fire Hall Plans to Seek Bids at June Meeting

At the June meeting on Wednesday night the Liberty Fire Company authorized architect GG Freeman of Reading to prepare specifications and solicit bids for a new fire hall to be erected on East Franklin Street.

Liberty: Fire Liberty: Fire Company GG. “Freeman Reading Franklin Street

Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Groff's Home

The Ladies' Aid Society of Bt Stephen Reformed Church will meet at Mrs C M Groff's home this Friday evening at 7 30 p m. Local church group gathers for discussion and fellowship at a private residence.

the Ladies' Aid Society Bt. Stephen Reformed

Scout Social and Band Concert Tonight

The Boy Scouts host a Scout Social and Band Concert at the Scout Home tonight Friday June 6 starting at 4:80 p.m. The event features a social gathering followed by musical performances by the Scout Band.

tha’Boy Scouts

Sunday School Children Lead Day Program at United Brethren Church

The United Brethren Church in New Holland hosts a Sunday afternoon Children’s Day program. Nursery and primary divisions perform numerous recitations, songs, and poems led by teachers and students, with a full program including a special Children’s Day message and musical numbers.

Children’s Day Program at Trinity Lutheran Church

The Trinity Lutheran Church in Bervica will host the Children’s Day program on Sunday evening at 72465 o'clock in the parish house. The organizing committee includes Mrs. E. B Renninger Mrs. Raymond Good Miss Maria Bender Miss Suie Zimmerman Mrs William Grant and Miss Florence Brimmer. The program features songs and recitations by the Beginners and Primary Department, recitations by Dorothy Witwer Thomas Chisholm Robert Fuller Jacob Hooker Spencer Esbenshade Leona Brenneman and Richard Strong, a playlet Suffer Little Children, a wreath song by the Intermediate Department, a dialogue A Wonderful Book, pantomime I Think When I Read that Sweet Story of Old, and songs by the Junior and Intermediate Departments.

Bervica Trinity E. 8 Renninger Raymond Good Maria: Bender Suie Zimmerman William Grant Dorothy Jean’ Witwer Thomas Chisholm Robert Fuller Jacob * Hooker Spencer Esbenshade Leona Brenneman Richard Strong Mra Renninger Raymond ‘Good Clyde. Kauffman

Methodist Children Day Program Held at 1 PM Sunday

A Methodist Children’s Day program is scheduled for Sunday at 1:00 p.m. The service will include hymns a congregational invocation led by George B Ludwig and features the church school superintendent in the program.

George B

Bliss Evelyn Martin Weds Warren Mentzer in Lancaster Church

Bliss Evelyn Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Martin of North Kinzer Avenue Lancaster married Warren Mentzer son of Mr and Mrs Warren Mentzer of New Holland Street in the Church of Our Father Unitarian Lancaster. Rev Harvey Swanson officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Groff wore pink net over pink satin and carried yellow snapdragons. The couple are New Holland high school graduates class of 1936. Mentzer employed at Mac It Parts Lancaster.

Bliss Evelyn Mae Martin John H Elizabeth ‘Groff Parke Hershey New Holland Margaret Anne Betty Jane Martin Clarence Mentzer Parke Hershey Gordon Eby Lancaster New ‘Holland High School Mentzer

Miller-Wentz wedding in Lancaster at First Evangelical church

Mary Jane Miller daughter of Ernest and Mrs Miller and Thomas H. Wentz son of Dr and Mrs Paul R Wentz were married at 11 o'clock Saturday morning in Lancaster. Rev Bollman officiated in the presence of immediate families. Bride and groom planned a short wedding trip after the ceremony. The groom is a Franklin and Marshall graduate and law student at the University of Pennsylvania.

Mary - Jane D.D Pers Franklin and Marshall Academy and College University of Pennnsylvania Philadelphia

New Holland Gan Club Plans June Target Shoot

The New Holland Gan Club will hold its June Target Shoot on Saturday June 14 at the club grounds southeast of the borough. The program features two 50 target events and a doubles event with 12 pairs of doubles to be shot.

New Holland Gan Club New’ Holland Rod, and Gan Club

Holland Honors Native Son at Franklin and Marshall College

Dr. Klemmer received the Doctor of Science degree at Franklin and Marshall College this week. The citation by Dr. Mitchel Carroll notes his authority in Internal Medicine and fourteen original publications. His medical society memberships hospital appointments and board positions are also highlighted.

New Holland Franklin and’ Marshall College Klemmer Mitchel’ Carroll

New Holland Machine Company Adds Two Directors

The New Holland Machine Company announces Raymond D. Buckwalter of Lititz as vice president and H Melvin Binkley of East Petersburg as director. Buckwalter has long ties to the Dellinger Manufacturing Company and Lancaster County industry. Binkley leads Binkley & Other Stone Quarries with operations in East Petersburg Lititz Dry Run and Orbisonia and serves as director of the Pennsylvania Crushed Stone Producers Association. The firm’s business has more than doubled in the past year due to the Automatic hay and straw baler and rising demand for stone quarry machinery.

I. A.daffin New Holland Machine Company Raymond, D. Buckwalter Lititz H. Melvin Binkley East Petersburg Buckwalter East Petersburg Bank Dellinger: ‘Manufacturing Company Lancaster Binkley Binkley & Other Petersburg Lancaster ‘County Dry ‘ “Run Franklin Orbisonia Huntingdon Pennsylvania Crushed Stone Producers’ ‘Association New ‘Holland Machine

Shaub Visits N. H. Legion Post at June Meeting

At the Conestoga Post No. 602 American Legion gathering in Lancaster the district commander Shaub spoke on National Executive Committee actions with aims to aid Britain and allies, demand Perkins resignation, and seek federal anti strike measures. Clinton Roe post commander presided. John F. Renninger named Legion representative for Boy Scout Home Dedication. Keystone Boys State encampment planned at Indiantown Gap July 27 to August 6.

Conestoga Post American’ Legion Daniel: Shaub Earl Beaner Conley Lancaster Shaub American Legion National Executive Committee United’ ‘States Ite Enaure Great Britain Frances Perkins Defense Industries Clinton Roe ‘Post John F. Renninger Legion Wayne. B. Ranch Keystone Boys Indiantown Gap

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