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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

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Ephrata Firemen Meet as Lancaster County Parade Draws Thousands

Large crowds braved heat in Ephrata for a county fire departments convention held in the band hall. Leaders welcomed delegates with a flag presentation, memorials were observed, and officials announced community events including Children’s Day programs and upcoming church dedications and conferences.

Ephrata Sauity Earl Weaver Ephrata Fire Company S. G. Zerfass Levi Beck Margaret Naddeo David Solodar John FF. Schreck Camp 31 P. O. of John G. Landis Bareville Pierce Lesher Association Wilmer Kurtz Lancaster

Radcliffe Chautauqua Opens at New Holland Next Thursday

Radcliffe Chautauqua opens in New Holland at the new school auditorium Thursday afternoon June 18 for a three day program of music oratory and drama. Tickets go on sale via town canvassing with adult six program passes at $2 and junior passes at $1 under Chautauqua supervision. The Missouri Entertainers will perform on the first day with Dr W S Culp delivering an afternoon talk on The Inalienable Rights of the Child and an evening address Government for All.

Radcliffe Chautauqua New Holland Radcliffe Chautauqua Company Missouri Entertainers W S. Culp

St Stephen Reformed Church Anniversary Services

Anniversary services drew a large crowd despite heat with two messages by Dr. Charles E. Schaeffer. The Cantata was well received and an anniversary hymn by Robert B. Bair was featured. The church debt from remodeling four years ago was eliminated. A following auction sale at the store aims to reduce stock with over 10 000 dollars of merchandise on June 23 to fund alterations.

Charles E. Schaeffer Robert B. Bair

Trains Collide at East Earl Station

A west bound freight train collided with a Superintendent's special at East Earl Station on Monday afternoon. Faulty air brakes and a grade contributed to the crash. The freight suffered little damage while the special pilot was badly broken and a passenger coach was slightly damaged. No serious injuries. the fireman leaped into a coal bin to escape.

East Earl East Hart A. B. Wallace

Plumstead to headline Radcliffe Chautauqua second day

Ellsworth Plumstead Dean of American Impersonators to perform with Frank Lucas the Accordion King on the Radcliffe Chautauqua second day. Plumstead tours the US and Canada for over two decades with character dedications and costume recitals from poems and prose. He is famed for Uncle Ezra and the When Ezra Sang First Bass recital.

Radcliffe Chautauqua Ellsworth Plumstead Frank Lucas United States Canada Plumstead Ezra

Intercourse U B Church 75th Anniversary Week

Intercourse United Brethren marks 75 years since founding with a week of services and visiting pastors starting Sunday June 14. Special music, sermons, and addresses by Rev. H. E. Miller, Rev. L. Walters, Rev. E. Lessey, Rev. Clarence Mease, and others highlight the anniversary program through Sunday June 21.

United Brethren In Anhrist Intercourse Intercourse Church Charles Sweigart Catherine Zug David Ranck H. M. Miller Ira D. Lowery E. L. Lessey Trinity Lutheran Church L. R. Ete United Brethren Inta H. E. Miller D. D Lebanon L. R. Walters New Holland Clarence Mease Hopeland Christian Endeavor Program G. D. Gossard Lebanon “Valley F. B. Kauffman Lancaster Ira W. Funk Lititz J. E. Keene Mont Claire M. W. Fridinger Highspire Harry Ulrich Lancaster Pa

Lions Club Prepares for Charter Night in New Holland

The newly formed Lions Club of New Holland held its second luncheon with near full attendance and planned Charter Night for June 23 at Harner's Theatre. District Governor Fox indicated the charter could be tendered June 18, 20, 22, or 23, with committees named for decorations, programs, entertainment, and more.

Lions Club New Holland New Holland House P. H. Shaub Esbenshade Fackler Lion W. E. Davis W. A. G. Fox Philadelphia Davis E. L. Lessey

Methodist Episcopal Children's Day Service Planned

The M E Church School will host its annual Children's Day festival Sunday evening June 14 at 7 30 p m. A varied program includes recitations songs and an exercise segment led by a list of students and Mrs Mentzer and Mrs Ketler Mentzer. New organdies and fabrics will be displayed.

Joseph Waugherty D.D Elizabethtown Wim. M Bell Ug.d Methodist Episcopal Church School

Remodeling Front of Robinson Building Ireland Borough

Contractors Townsley and crew began remodeling the Robinson Building on East Main Street. Four large show windows will be added, each 30 inches from the curb, with two access points to adjacent stores. Work will proceed without closing the store. Sunday services proceeded as usual with the Light Brigade and a talk by Mrs McHose. Trinity Workers Union met Monday evening with Helping Hand Bible class.

Robinson Building East Main Street Clifford B. Townsley Robinson Store American Stores Co Robinson Svell Light Brigade McHose Lancaster Trinity Workers Union ORY

Personal notices of guests and visits across several families

Mrs. George Musselman returns home after ten days with relatives in Kittaning and Oroville. Numerous guests visit East Main Street families including Shenk, Ranck, Ryback, Witmer, Musser, Meek, Brandt, Bachman, and others from Lancaster, Ephrata, and Strasburg areas. Social calls continue with weddings, visits, and family gatherings referenced throughout the region.

George Musselman East Main Street Samuel Shenk Kittanig David Rohrer Amos Mumma Mae Oroville Ohio Ivan Buer Charles Shingle Erma Anna Rebecca Gable George Gable Isabelle Davis G. Ranck Chester Ryback Philadelphia Marguerita Ryback Walter Witmer George Miller Narberth Lottie Meek Ephrata E. L. Lessey Vincent Billy Martin H. Mellinger Miller Chester Clair Arthur Town A. C. Smith Osterburg Bedford County John Stauffer Hiram Lindsay Josephine Betty Mary White Horse Anna R. Barton Anna H. Roland J. E. Harner Sue §S. Brandt Lancaster Sq Jennie M. DeHaven Samuel B. Shenk Shenk Mary J. Musser Bareville John Musser Harry Cicely Ralph Dicely Lancaster Raymond Anangst Davis C. Ranch Mary Dougherty Mechanicsburg Maria Kinzer Minerva Blanche Witmer Paul Musselman Dorothy Paulne Glenn Ivan Baer Burkhart Spencer Musser Mildred Near Town William Wilkinson Old Field Point Charles C. Warner Robert T. W. ‘Wanner Blue Ball Warren - Moore Ruth Springville sGrace Moore

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Lancaster CO U. B Serices Christian Endeavor Mt.Gretna Sy Cy .Einek Sapient Ranck ST. Stephen Reformed Plumstead-Locas Company W. M.A. Meeting U. B. Church Lion Club Fox C. G. Bachman P. F. Esbenshade J. M. Fackler H. Earl Wright J. Maurice Smith L. M. ‘Terb Robert H.wright Geo. S. Townsley Wm. G. Gilfillan Robert H. Gilfillan Geo. F. Besore Paul R. ‘Entz C. B. Townsley P. F. Escenshade Clarion M. E. Church Helen Yuninger Ruth Kendig Evelyn Yuninger Ruth Brendle Harold Yuninger Pauline Yuninger Vernon Reynolds Ruth Ludwig William Eckman Romaine Russel Mrs. John Mentzer Mrs Ketler Mentzer Leona Houck Gordon Smith Galilee Yore Robin Mary Dissinger Helen’ Houck Pauline. Yuninger Leary ‘Forest Ways Elizabeth Dissinger Warren Houck AL Oal Brettle Carrie Dissinger Adown Batiste Grepes Trinity Lutheran E. C.althouse John Margaret Wilkinson Near Strasburg Friay
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