Civil War Veteran Jacob W Davidson Dies at 88
Jacob W Davidson a Civil War veteran died of cerebral hemorrhage Sunday at his Brownstown home after a week long illness. He lived in Brownstown six years and belonged to the Evangelical church. Survived by his wife an adopted son Charles of Voganville and brother Cyrus of Ephratia. Funeral Wednesday at his home then Union church Voganville with interment in nearby cemetery.
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Jacob W. Davidson
Hts
Brownstown
Evangelical Church
Charles
Voganville
Cyrus
Ephrata
Union
One Hundred Scholars Enroll in Daily Vacation Bible School
The New Holland Community Daily Vacation Bible School opened with about a hundred scholars. Classes meet at St Stephen Reformed Church for younger pupils and Trinity Lutheran Church for older groups. Principal Ezra Ranck directs with department superintendents and assistant teachers.
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New Holland
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ezra Ranck
Virginia Hoffman
Maria Bender
Lena Ludwig
Edna Stauffer
Kathleen Mearig
Frances Kelser
Ruth Kendig
Samuel Harsh
Kathryn Lewis
Local College Graduates From Borough
COLLEGE GRADUATES Among the young people of this borough to graduate this June are the following: Verna G. Snader, of Jackson Street, graduates from Central Pennsylvania Business College, at Harrisburg. Margaret A. Martin graduates from Lancaster Business College, Lancaster. Miss Alta Hoover, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hoover, of South Custer Avenue, graduated recently from the Millersville State Teachers' College. Miss Hoover has since accepted, a position in the Census Department of the U. S. Government, at Washington, D C., where she will remain until fall, after which time she will as sume her duties as a teacher at Good's School, near Bareville.
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Verna G. Snader
Jackson Street
Central Pennsylvania Business College
Harrisburg
Margaret A. Martin
Lancaster Business College
Lancaster
Alta Hoover
Amos Hoover
South Custer Avenue
Millersville State Teachers
Good’s School
Bareville
W C T U Meeting Set for June 17 at Mrs Dyler's Home
The June meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Mrs. E. C. Dyler's home on West Main Street.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
E. C.‘Dyler
Festival of Fireworks At Boys Band Festival
Second annual festival by the Boys Band of New Holland Pa will be held on Storb Field Saturday June 21 featuring a fireworks display from a reliable dealer. Proceeds fund debt for new uniforms and band instruments with ample parking and ample music from the band.
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New Holland
Storb Field
Picnic Committee to Meet Monday in School Building
Members of the Union Sunday School Picnic Association will meet in the School building this borough Monday evening June 16 at 8 o clock for preliminary arrangements for the thirteenth annual outing. Picnic set for August 5 at Overfly's Grove two miles southeast of the borough. All committee members urged to attend due to extensive preparations for the event drawing thousands.
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Union Sunday School Picnic Association
Overfly’s Grove
New Holland High School Class of 1980 Trip to Washington DC
Members of the New Holland High School Class of 1980 left Monday for a few days in Washington DC. They visit sites in and around the National Capitol with side trips to Mt. Vernon Arlington Cemetery and Georgetown. Chaperones are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan P. Lwory.
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New Holland High School
Washington, D. C
National Capitol
Mt. Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
Georgetown
Ivan P. Lwory
Auto Towing Policies Amid North American Insurance
Fragmentary OCR notes reference auto towing, fire and theft policies, and North America. The readable bits suggest discussion of how insurance rules apply to vehicle recovery and coverage across borders. The text remains incomplete for a fuller item.
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North America
New Holland Playground Opens To Community
The New Holland Playground was officially opened Monday evening in the High School auditorium with remarks by G D Brandon Lancaster City Recreation Director. The Lions Club project will run during Vacation Bible School June 9 to 27 with afternoon and evening play and a June 14 Tag Day aiming for 300 dollars. Mothers Club captains for district areas were named W A Grant Charles Yost C G Bachman Wilford Stauffer L M Storb Sr J Herbert Evans.
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G. D. Brandon
Lancaster City
New Holland
Lions’ Club
Mothers Club
W. A. Grant
Charles Yost
C. G. Bachman
Wilford Stauffer
L. M. Storb Sr
J. Herbert Evans
Funeral of John W. Lockard
The funeral of John W. Lockard age 27 and a former Glendale Barber Shop employee was held Tuesday at his grandparents home 251 East College Avenue York. Rev C G Bachman of St Stephen Reformed Church preached the sermon as many friends from the borough attended.
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John W. Lockard
Glendale
East College Avenue
York
C. G. Bachman
St. Stephen Reformed Church
U B Church Anniversary Observed June 22
United Brethren Church marks its 72nd year and 7th year in the current building with two special services. Rev F C Aungst will preach at the morning service, with choir music led by Serena R Groff. Evening service features Rev P L Carpenter of Bird in Hand Methodist and a Reading male quartet.
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United Brethren Church
F. C. Aungst
Serena R. Groff
P. L. Carpenter
Methodist Church
Reading
Harris BrosContinued Sale Extends to July First
Farmers busy, Harris Bros extends sale in progress to July 1 offering reduced prices on merchandise. New stock includes figured dimities batistes voile and charmeuse. Large cuts on ladies mens and childrens pumps and oxfords. Ladies millinery dresses bathing caps and other items heavily discounted.
Lions Club Elects Cauller As President At New Holland Meet
The New Holland Lions Club met June 10 at the American Legion Home. Isaac W. Cauller was elected president and J Paul Kochel secretary for his fifth term. The program featured Mrs Elsa Meiskey of Lancaster singing and an illustrated lecture on How Biological Products are Made by Henry J. Shriever of Parke Davis. The next meeting is June 24.
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Lions Club
New Holland
American Legion
Isaac W. Cauller
J. Paul Kochel
Earl F. Degler
Henry R. Fenninger
Wilford Q. Stauffer
William EB. Davis Lion Tanner
Henry B. Bower
George F. Besore
Henry 8. Shirk
Roy L. Winters
Elsa Meiskey
Lancaster
Meiskey
Tenth Anniversary Sale At Three Local Stores
The Clarion reports a large anniversary sale ongoing in New Holland Churchtown and Honey Brook with thousands of bargains daily. Visit any store to discover new surprises and savings and see the full advertisement on page 8.
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New Holland
Churchtown
Honey Brook
the Clarion
New Holland Borough Seeks Bids for Cement Reservoir
New Holland Borough invites bids to build a cement reservoir on borough property near the existing site by the Welsh Mountains and near the original Water System springs. Plans available from C R Weaver Water Supt with 10 percent certified check and a 15 deposit. Bids opened Friday evening June 27 1930 at 8 00 pm in the Borough Council Chamber.
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New Holland Borough
Welsh Mountains
C. R. Weaver
Yankees Triumph In Big Slugfest Over Senators
The Yankees defeated the Senators 16 to 12 in a high scoring game played last Thursday evening. Ward’s wild pitching helped New York score ten in the first, while the Senators answered with six in the second and five in the third. R Woomert led the Senators with five RBIs on three hits including a triple. J Davis, R Dunn and R Kling added two hits each for the Senators. Pitchers included Park Groff, R Kling and M Waid. Umpires were P Ames and H Evans.
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Ike” Cauller
Yankees
Jack” Degler
Senators
Ward
R. Woomert
J. Davis
R. Dunn
R. Kling
M. Wald
W. Stoner
J. Irons
C. Yost
I. Diffenderfer
M. Waid
Park Groff
P. Groff
P. Ames
H. Evans
Error in Scoring Ends Game in a Tie
A scoring error in a game between Jim Evans Red Sox and Jack Degler Senators left the contest tied after both sides were credited with six runs. Red Sox bats produced four singles and a walk in the fifth, while the Senators added two runs, leading to a disputed fifth inning that prevented a decision.
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Jim Evans
Red Sox
Jack” Degler
Senators
M. Waid
Sox
Inter County Kite Flying Contest Set for Lancaster County
The first inter county kite flying contest will be staged in New Holland on Saturday June 28. Teams from county towns will compete in dog fight fancy kite model airplane and endurance contests across two fields over 100 acres north of the borough. Last year two New Holland youths set a world mark of more than 70 hours and organizers aim to surpass it.
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Lancaster County
New Holland
Remains of Hans Weber Rest in Weaverland Cemetery
The Weaverland graveyard holds over two thousand graves, with old tombstones revealing local history. Ten years of work by community leaders and descendants has restored the grounds to a neat, grassy, reverent God’s Acre.
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Hans Weber
Weaverland Cemetery
M. G. Weaver
Weaverland
Pres
Strawberry Social at Goodville Fire Hall
The Goodville Fire Company will hold a strawberry social in the fire hall next Thursday evening June 19 beginning at 7 30 p m. Ice cream cakes sandwiches coffee lemonade and strawberries will be offered for sale. Music by a string orchestra. All are invited.
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Goodville Fire Company
Wedding Dinner Held At Hinkletown In Honor Of Treischs
A wedding dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Treisch. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Peter Treisch and their daughters Naoma Ruth and Irene, along with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mohler and their children, the LeRoy Mohler family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mohler of Ephrata, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Schleich and their daughter from Lititz.
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John Treisch
Peter Treisch
J. K. Mohler
Naoma
Ruth
Irene
LeRoy Mohler
Clarence Mohler
Ephrata
Franklin Schleich
Lititz
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Reading Area
Reading and neighboring towns enjoyed a busy weekend of hospitality. Several households hosted relatives and friends including the Seidels with sons Frank and George, Kathleen Stauffer with friends, Annie Fox, Nine Miller from Switzerland, and the Houser, Stauffer, Eslinger, Woomert, Houser, Moyer, Zercher, Shirk, Mentzer, and related households with visits noted in Reading and nearby communities.
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Viorence Sheaffer
E. G. Stauffer
Bruce Alexander
Reading
Amelia Fenninger
Mechanicsburg
C. R. Gehr
William Kern
Honey Brook
Barton Woomert
Davis Ranch
Carr
John
Helen
Irvin Pollick
Downingtown
F. C. Houser
Harold Moyer
Bethlehem
Christian Zercher
Lancaster
Carl Shirk
Betty
Goodville
Sue Shirk
Lewis Hoover
Harry and Lewis Jr
Alden
Amanda E. Mentzer
Flying Squadron to Visit New Holland Tonight
The Flying Squadron of the Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union led by Joseph P. Sherr will conduct a service at United Brethren Church in New Holland Friday evening June 13. About twelve members will present the program from 7:45 pm with music discussion and special numbers followed by a social hour in the church basement. Anne Lehman oversees games and refreshments will be provided by the local Endeavor Social Committee.
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Lancaster County
Christian Endeavor Union
Joseph P. Sherr
Lancaster
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Anne Lehman
Intermediate Society of Covenant United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Volunteers
The
Loyal Sons
Strawberry Social by Kings Daughters at Trinity Church
The Kings Daughters Society Loyal Workers Circle hosts its annual Strawberry Social in Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday School rooms on Saturday evening June 21 at 5:00. Supper costs fifty cents with menus of soup slaw sandwiches strawberries and cream cake ice cream and coffee. proceeds fund charitable work. Everyone is invited.
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Loyal Workers’ Circle
Kings’ Daughters Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wanted Washed Dress Goods and Underwear for Cleaning
Wanted washed dress goods and underwear suitable for cleaning machine. 3% New Holland Machine Co. seeks such items for local needs and confirms available stock and pricing for quick purchase.
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NEW Holland: Machine 'Co
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Jack Degler
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Kling
Groff
Wright
Seer
Yost
Diffenderfer
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Hinkletown
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