Children Day Observances Staged by Two New Holland Churches
Two New Holland churches the Methodist and St Stephen Reformed and Ranck United Brethren held Children's Day programs on Sunday. The Reformed church featured a pageant titled Tis Children's Day directed by Mrs LeRoy Groff with numerous recitations songs and tableaux performed by children from primary to intermediate levels. The Zeltenreich Reformed church also presented a lively observance chaired by Mr Martin Diller with a long program of prayers recitations songs and a pageant The Gateway of Service concluding with a benediction by Rev F C Aungst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Reformed
Methodist
Ranck’s
U. B
New Holland
St. Stephen
LeRoy Groff
Jesus
Primary Department
Elizabeth Groff
Carol Kling
Harry Irons
James Bachman
Charles Irons
Annabelle Mentzer
Martha Kling
Mary Good
Hoover Sisters
Barbara
Sylvia
Zeltenreich Reformed Church
Martin Diller
Mary Wenzel
Ruth Moore
Lucille Foltz
Mary Ellen Howe
Helen Grace Moore
Dorothy Zuck
Raymond Buckwalter
Marlasee Metzgar
Dorothy Buckwalter
Charlotte Metzgar
Children's Day Program at Methodist Church
The program lists readings and prayers with student authors and pieces. Recitations include My Welcome Doris Shaub and God Loves Me Lee Reese. Choir offers All the Happy Children and Tis Children's Day From Heart to Heart with duets and solos by multiple local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Doris Shaub
Lee Reese
Helen Yuninger
Melvin Ludwig
Betty Tracy
Jesus
George Ludwig
Mary Jane Shaub
Iva Yost
Dorothy Mentzer
Billy Kurtz
Louise Ludwig
Paul Reese
Dick Kurtz
Pauline Yuninger
Ruth Kendig
Evelyn Yuninger
Ruth Ludwig
Peggy Kurtz
R. H. Comly
Children's Day Observed at Ranck's U B Church
Children’s Day program set for Sunday June 19 at 7 30 p m in Ranck's U B church features songs responsive reading prayers recitations and sections including The Beginners Program Rosebuds and The Little Pilot with participants Hazel Witman Ruby Hillard Phyllis Witman Leo Houck and Lee Oberholtzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranck
U. B
Hazel Witman
Ruby Hillard
Children’s Day Pageant Presented at Bellevue Presbyterian
The annual Children’s Day services were held at Bellevue Presbyterian church Gap on Sunday evening with the Sunday School presentation of “The Loving Way.” Participants included Misses Blanche Cochran, Mabel Crummer, Betty Lindsay, Lista Miller, Mabel, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Presbyterian, Church, Gap
Blanche Cochran
Mabel Crummer
Betty Lindsay
Lista Miller
Mabel
Amish Mennonite Dedication and Local School Appointments
The Amish Mennonite church on the Conestoga pike near Morgantown was dedicated with services led by Bishop Yoder and local clergy. The piece also lists teacher examinations in United States history and a series of new school appointments across New Holland, Center, Earl Union, Conestoga, Cross Roads, Hinkletown, Vogaville, Amsterdam, Western and Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Pike
Morgantown
Yoder
Wayne County
Ohio
Daniel and
John P. Mast
Jonathan Oder
Christian Stoltzfus
Gideon Stoltzfus
Atglen Church
United States
Earl School Board
New Holland
M. D. Mull, Esq
Milton Wenger
Annie M. Sigle
Susie Mentzer
Center
R. D. Yundt
Earl Union
S. E. Warner
Conestoga
M. W. Taylor
Cross Roads
A. D. Geist
Hinkletown
G. W. Davidson
Borough School Budget Reflects Tax Cut for 1932–33
The Borough School Board met Tuesday to set the 1932 33 budget on a 15 mill tax rate and a $5 head tax. Three mills were cut. Board to pay off temporary district loans leaving a $5500 balance. Receipts total 37587 18 dollars. Miss Margaret Haverstick elected to teach English and French at the High School. All teachers retained at minimum salaries and must reside in town. J Allen Richards named principal elect to census school children. J Maurice Smith re elected treasurer. All board members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Haverstick
Elizabethtown College
Clayton Haverstick
J. Allen Richards
J. Maurice Smith
Good and Erma Hafer wed in St Mark's Reformed church
Charles W. Good of New Holland and Erma C. Hafer of Reading married in a Tuesday afternoon ceremony at St. Mark's Reformed church. The double ring service was led by Rev Gustave Poetter with Leroy Hafer of Pottsville giving the bride away. The couple will honeymoon through Virginia and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Good
New Holland
Rowland E. Good
Minerva Good
Emery
Erma C. Hafer
Reading
Irvin M. Hafer
Mary M. Hafer
Reifsnyder
North Second Street
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
City
Miss Hafer
Leroy Hafer
Pottsville
George Hart
Elsie Hart
Vernon T. Heister
Robert Baer, Jr
Gustave Poetter
Luray
Endless Caverns
Natural Bridge
Bassett
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Houck and Bair Tie The Knot In Lancaster Ceremony
Warren L. Houck of this borough and Edna Bair of Blue Ball wed Tuesday afternoon at the First Church of God in Lancaster. Rev. E. F. Yoder officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren L. Houck
Edna Bair
Blue Ball
First Church of God
Lancaster
E. F. Yoder
Groves Boohar Couple Married in Drexel Hill Ceremony
Miss Evelyn Groves daughter of Mr and Mrs William Groves of Drexel Hill wed Rev R K Boohar son of Mr and Mrs Chester Boohar of Broadstreet Christiana on Saturday afternoon at 5. Continued on Page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Groves
William Groves
Drexel Hill
R. K. Boohar
Chester Boohar
Broadstreet
Christiana
W. C. T. UV. TO MEET
The New Holland W. Cc. 7 U. will meet to discuss schedules and activities. Members plan to review past events and set goals for upcoming community projects.
Legion to Have Girls Contest for Miss American Legion
Conestoga Post No 662 American Legion runs a Girl's Campaign selling admission tickets for a July 4 to 9 rodeo. Tickets counted as votes. the top girl wins a 250 diamond solitaire from Dorwart jeweler. Current entrants include Mrs Earl Weaver New Holland and several other local contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Post No
American Legion
Miss American Legion
Dorwart
Earl Weaver
New Holland
A. D
Mary Good
Betty Kling
Intercourse
Annabell Muetzer
Margaret Dunlap
Marion Seifred
Mildred Duck
R. D
Robert Newlin
Honey Brook
Hal Brown
Blue Ball
Miriam Oberholtzer
Esther Swope
New Holland Egg Auction Aims to Expand Market
New Holland emerges as a leading auction hub east of Chicago with plans to add another mercantile sale industry. The Lancaster County Egg Auction prepares for its first sale near the Stauffer Sales Company barn as egg producers are consulted on modern production and marketing. Lancaster County now leads US egg production, having reached the top position three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
United States
Chicago
Lancaster County
Stauffer Sales Company
Edison Theatre to Feature Talkies Next Week
The Edison Theatre announces a thrilling lineup of talkies and releases for the coming week. On Saturday June 18 Richard Barthelmess stars with Marian Marsh in Alias the Doctor, a dramatic Vitaphone hit. Tuesday June 21 The Trial of Vivienne Ware with Joan Bennett, a Fox murder mystery in 56 minutes. Thursday June 23 Robert Montgomery stars in Bathe the Flesh Is Weak, a MGM comedy drama. China Nite will be every Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
Marian Marsh
the Doctor
Vitaphone
Barthelmess
Vivienne Ware
Joan Bennett
Fox
Robert Montgomery
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Trinity Men Form Brotherhood At Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran men organized a brotherhood at the Parish House on Thursday June 9. A temporary group was formed with Rev. Frank Ulrich as president and Geo Townsley as secretary. A committee of Edwin Diller Clement Hooker Chas M Diller and Paul F Esbenshade will draft a constitution and by laws and report at the July 7 meeting when permanent officers will be elected. Rev J C Nicholas of Leacock gave the address. The Dies Aid Society served the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank Ulrich
Geo
Townsley
Edwin Diller
Clement Hooker
Chas. M. Diller
Paul F. Esbenshade
J. C. Nicholas
Leacock
New Holland High School Alumni Plan 1932 Banquet
More than 100 New Holland High School alumni plan a 7 45 pm banquet at the school auditorium with Rev C G Bachman as principal speaker. J Paul Kochel presides. Parke Groff will present the Class of 1932. Roy Dunn and Miss Gladys Houtz are among program features. An Ephrata orchestra will provide music for the dance afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland High School
School Auditoris
C. G. Bachman
Issor PL Lewry
J. Paul Koehe
Alumni Association
Parke Groff
Helen Becker
Pauline Esbenshade
Kathryn Sheiffer
Helen Mentzer
Esbenshade
Roy Dunn
Gladys Houtz
Philadelphia
J. Paul Kochel
New Holland
Elvin Zimmerman
Blue Ball
Margaret Ranck
R. D
Edwin Diller
Lena Ludwig
Helen Fenninger
Carl Groff
Local residents spend time with friends and relatives
Mrs. Christine Larah of Philadelphia visited John B. Miller on Friday. Miss Mary Storb is spending the week at Atlantic City. Mr. Bud Bair spent the weekend in Atlantic City. Miss Fannie Harkins RN of Lancaster visited John B. Miller Sunday. Miss Evelyn Yuninger student nurse at St. Josephs hospital spent the weekend with her father Milo Yuninger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Storb
Atlantic City
Bud Bair
Fannie Harkins
R.N
Lancaster
John B. Miller
Evelyn Yuninger
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Milo Yuninger
Sensenig Bros to Sell Dodge Plymouth Cars
Daniel Sensenig and Abram R. Sensenig announce they have taken the Dodge and Plymouth agency for the area. The Sensenig firm, at 553 West Main Street, invites demonstrations and test rides of the cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensenig Bros
Daniel Sensenig
Jno. N. Sauder Auto Co
Abram R. Sensenig
West Main St
Dodge
Plymouth
Sensenig
Licensed to Wed Couples Across Townships
Licensed to wed couples in multiple townships including West Cocalico and Upper Leacock at Elkton Coatesville Paradise Mohnton West Earl and Penn townships with groom and bride names listed. The record notes Edwin M Eberly Mabel G High Frank L Eddins Gladys L MacNeal Irene E Good Harvey W Zimmerman Grace R Bucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Eberly
West Cocalico
Mabel G. High
Upper Leacock Township
Elkton
Frank L. Eddins
Coatesville
Gladys L. MacNeal
Paradise
Frank Z. Hersh
New Holland
R. D
Irene E. Good
Mohnton
Harvey W. Zimmerman
West Earl
Grace R. Bucher
Penn Township
Retirements at Summitville and Goodville Schools
Roland N. Bowers of Summitville Secondary School in Earl township is placed on the retirement list. I. W. Martin of Goodville Secondary School in East Earl township has been relieved of active duties in the classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland N. Bowers
Summitville Secondary School
Earl Township
I. W. Martin
Goodville Secondary School
East
Sealed bids sought for school transport to Summitville
Sealed bids will be received on July 2 1932 for transportation of Red Well school children to Summitville by the Earl Township School Board. Bids must reach the Secretary by 7 p.m. that date. GEO S RANCE Secretary New-Holland RD
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Earl Township
Rance
New-Holland
American Legion to Stage Big Western Rodeo in July
Conestoga Port No. 662 announces Wald West Rodeo and Bytevent at New Holland July 4 to 9. Six nights of rodeo acts feature 45 professional riders with trick riding, roping, wrestling steer riding, and outlaw bucking horses. About 60 horses and steers will perform across multiple shows. A grand Fourth of July street parade precedes the event with Cowboys, Cowgirls and Indians on the line of march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Conestoga Port
Ateret Legion
Wald West Rodeo
Bytevent
New Holland
Juy
Lions Club honors two key members at weekly meeting
The Lions Club awarded certificates and emblems to C. W. Richmond and Isaac W. Cauller. Irvin Weaver spoke on a Paradise Club debate, while Scouts demonstrated activities under Leon Smith. The program included a flag history, first aid demos, knot work, piano accordion, and a Norristown rodeo reel. William Clime Storb, of New Holland, earned scholastic honors in Atlantic City for a class of 375, with top credit rank and a 90 percent average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lions C. W. Richmond
Isaac W. Cauller
Lion Cauller
Lion Irvin Weaver
Paradise Club
Paradise Group
Lions International
New Holland Club
Paul F. Esbenshade
Leon Smith
John Garman
Clyde Kauffman
John H. Resseler
Clarence J. Nelson
John H. Ressler
Clarence Nelson
Roy Dunn
Richmond
Norristown
American Legion
Barton
The
Rodeo Exposition
New Holland
Atlantic City
William Clime Storb
L. M. Sterb, Jr
Storb
Henry P. Miller
John R
Recreation Center to Open Monday in New Holland
The New Holland recreation center on the school grounds will reopen for children. Lions Club provided swings seesaws slide and sandbox. Clarence Nelson a Boy Scout will manage the center. Users are urged to cooperate and care for the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Lions Club
Clarence Nelson
Groff & Sons Cut Prices on BPS House Paints
A local offer from A. B. GROFF & SONS announces a 50 cent reduction per gallon on BPS House Paints along with a new shipment of Copper Bearing Corrugated Iron Roofing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPS House
Obituary for Moses M. Martin of Churchtown
Moses M. Martin aged sixty two died at his home near Churchtown on Thursday June 9 at 5 pm from complications. He is survived by his widow and eight children, plus a brother Elisha Martin of near Lincoln and a sister Mrs Daniel Weaver of this place. The funeral was at his home Monday at 1 pm with burial at Lichty Mennonite Cemetery near Union Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses M. Martin
Churchtown
Jacob Esbenshade
Harvey Martin
Elmer Martin
Walter Martin
Samuel Martin
Noah Horst
Adam Martin
East Earl R. D
Mabel Martin
Elisha Martin
Lincoln
Daniel Weaver
Death of Lancaster dealer Frank Brown at 61
Frank Brown sixty one of 21 North Shippent Street Lancaster died suddenly of an apoplexy at 6 pm Monday at his son Chester W Brown’s Paradise home. Deputy coroner Dr G W H Frew ruled the cause. Brown a longtime horse and cattle dealer in Paradise district and Knights of Pythias member survived by two brothers Jacob F Brown Sunbury and Henry W Brown Sterling WI. Private funeral from Paradise home Friday at 1 30 pm EST. public service at 2 pm Paradise Mennonite church. Burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
North Shippent Street
Lancaster
Chester W. Brown
Paradise
G. W. H. Frew
Brown
Knights of Pythias
Jacob F. Brown
Sunbury
Henry W. Brown
Sterling
Paradise Mennonite Church
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Marie Smeltz
Reba Witman
Raymond Sandoe
Robert Bowman
Earl Frank
Richard Diem
Mildred Smith
Arlene Bewley
Melvin Frank
Freddie Smith
Lester Bowman
Carl Sandoe
Dorothy Buzzard
Evelyn Seldomridge
Helen Sandoe
Lucille Stover
Leroy Usner
Allen Gehman
F. C. Aungst
Zeltenreich
M. E. Church
Bellevue Presbyterian
M. G. Weaver
Harpers Ferry
Peea
Reese Re
Houck—Bair
Groves
Boohar
the New
Holland W. Cc
U. Will
Legion
NEW Holland Chief Auction
Mercantile Group
Edison Theatre News
Trinity
Christine Larah
WED
Bath
WM. C
Shore High
Cauller
Atlantic Main Group
A. B. Groff & Sons
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