Obituary for Henninger at Roland Church and WC Interment
The obituary notes funeral services held Tuesday at a local chapel and a second service at Roland's Church. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
4
The obituary notes funeral services held Tuesday at a local chapel and a second service at Roland's Church. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery.
Mrs. Rachael Cauller eighty one widow of David S. Cauller died at her daughter’s home 433 East Orange Street Lancaster Friday evening at 7 45 o clock from a complication of diseases Survived by three children Anna E wife of Harry B Rutter Isaac W and Emma C wife of M G Seldomridge Two sisters and two brothers are listed Faith Reformed Church Lancaster and Dorcas Society member Services were held Monday at the daughter’s home at 1 pm and Bridgeville United Evangelical at 2 15 pm
Mrs Catherine Hertzler widow of Henry Hertzler aged 83 died at her daughter Mrs Levi Steffys Talmage home last Friday morning. She leaves many children including Mrs Ida Keifer Terre Hill Mrs James Ranck Gap John Ludwig Terre Hill Frank Ludwig and Mrs Steffy Ephrata R D Miss Mattie Ludwig Wrightsville R D Mrs William Zoller and George Ludwig New Holland Jefferson Ludwig Hinkletown and Mrs Peter Sweigart Ephrata R D. Funeral services were Sunday at 1 30 p m at the home and 2 30 p m at Weaverland Mennonite church with burial in Center Church cemetery.
Twenty eight second grade pupils rode in four cars to Mill Creek three miles south of New Holland for an afternoon of games stories and a peanut scramble. The mystery box held ice cream and was opened mid day to cheers. Students sang farewell songs at the end and lists attendees and generous car sponsors are noted.
The Daily Vacation Bible School under District 12 of the Lancaster County Sunday School Association will run ten days at Terre Hill High School from June 20. Classes meet 8:45 to 11 a.m. weekdays except Saturday for ages 4 to 14. The slogan is The Best Ever and pupils are urged to enroll on opening day for a perfect attendance certificate.
Lesson text from Genesis 44 to 46 presents Joseph testing his brothers to reveal repentance and unity. Judah’s plea for Benjamin highlights family love, sacrifice, and trust in God. Joseph reveals his identity, forgives, and sends news of reconciliation to their father. The study ties these events to true brotherhood and Christian unity.
Rev. F C Aungst presides at New Holland church with Church School at 9 00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m worship and sermon at 7 30 p m and prayer service on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Rancks Holy Communion at 10 00 a m
Rev C G Bachman minister St Stephen church school at 9 15 Holy Communion at 10 30 am Zeltenreich children s day service at 7 30 pm
Intercourse U B Church announces services with Bible School at 9 30 a m worship and sermon at 10 30 a m and Thursday prayer service at 7 30 p m led by Pastor Rev S L Rhoads at Mt Tabor.
Methodist Episcopal Church celebrates Leola's 25th anniversary with a Sunday sermon by Dr. John Watchorn District Superintendent of Philadelphia and an evening sermon by Rev. Howard A. Brettle formerly of Middletown Pa. Services include Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m and Epworth League 6 15 p m Social Hour and Worship Thursday 7 30 p m.
The 1909 1911 and 1912 Churchtown High School graduates met Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Martin home in Goodville Caernarvon township. Principal Mr. Martin attended the event, families shared baskets lunches and recalled former school days with a large gathering of alumni and relatives.
The Children's Day service will be held Sunday at 10:00 AM. The program includes call to worship, prayers by Wm. F. DeHaven, readings and recitations by Mary Jane Overly, Nelda Rodgers, Herman Ewell, and others, songs by Beginners and Junior classes, an address by the pastor, Bible presentations by Charles A. Martin, and benediction.
Frank Ulrich, pastor conducts the chief service at 10 30 a m. No vesper services are held during June July and August.
Wow Holland hosts Sunday School at 2 00 p m Preaching at 7 00 p m Bible Study at 7 30 p m Other Mennonite services span morning in Bowmansville Groffdale Ephrata Lichtys Martindale Mellinger s Old Road Paradise Afternoon Welsh Mountain Mission Evening Kinzers Ephrata Goodville
Rev. S. C. Engle pastor in Bridgeville announces services and events. Preaching 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor 645 p m Children s Day Program 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wed 730 p m Mt Culmen Sunday School 130 p m Preaching 230 p m Prayer Meeting 730 p m
The Bridgeville Sunday School presents a 7 30 p m program featuring choir singing scripture and prayers by Rev C S Engle greetings by Samuel Frankhouser and Jane Horst and Bertha Keenan and many recitations and songs including The Sunday School Flowers Frightened His Helper and The Garden of Your Heart with a pantomime Ye Shall Have No Other God Before Thee and a closing choir song.
Rev. John M. Buyers, Pastor. Children’s Day Service at 10:30 a.m. Y. P. Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
The Redemptorist Fathers of St. Clement's conduct Mass at 8:30 a.m. in the Showalter Building, New Holland.
John Sensenig of Monterey celebrated his eightieth birthday with a dinner at his son Levi’s home near Ephrata. Attending were numerous Sensenigs and relatives from Reading Lancaster New Providence and Camden plus family members from Monterey and surrounding areas.
A quotation attributed to Sydney Smith urges staying true to one’s natural gifts and line of talent. It claims success follows adherence to nature’s intended path and warns against pursuing unsuitable pursuits, risking severe failure.
A concise reflection contrasts Fielding’s view of human nature with the claim that true practical systems are learned only in the real world. It notes the tension between literary description and practical knowledge, emphasizing experiential learning.
The New Holland quoit team in the City and County Quoit League moved into a first place tie after a 495 to 203 win over Millway. Noah Ziemer led scoring with 156 points, followed by George Ludwig with 133 and "Jake" Bowers with 117.
Rev and Mrs Roy L Winters formerly of this borough who finished courses at Hartford Seminary Foundation Hartford Conn report in a letter to The Clarion they will return to Denver this county for the summer They plan to visit friends in New Holland during their stay in their hometown before departing in September for Marburg Germany to resume theological studies Winters received a German Exchange Fellowship for scholastic excellence They will spend a year abroad
Dr Karl Tinsley Waugh was inaugurated as the nineteenth president of Dickinson College in Carlisle on Friday of last week. In Lancaster county, 69 year old Martin Walters died after being thrown from a horse on his Reinholds farm. Joel Fasnacht, 52, of near Denver, was hospitalized at Lancaster General with a broken leg after a heavy log fell on him Wednesday afternoon.
Rev Charles Smith and family from Uniondale Susquehanna county visited Voganville and figures Léon Buch James Sweigart Harry Frisch and George Withers. They traveled to Rahns near Philadelphia and plan to return to Martindale with Josiah Ream visiting Uniondale. Sunday morning Rev Mr Smith continued church duties.
The Travelers' Rest Hotel at Intercourse is under J. 5. Keener management and has been remodeled for summer service. Improvements include demolishing the old barn, a local landmark, to enhance the property and enable dinner parties and similar events.
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