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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

8

Real Estate Transfers East Earl and Mountville Areas

Noah Shirk and wife transfer triangular tract in East Earl township to Horace K Martin for 234.38 dollars. Fianna M Martin and David Z Martin convey another tract in East Earl to Abraham B M Hurst. John Landis Herr transfers ten acres and 70 perches in East Earl to Ivan M Martin for 5000 dollars.

Noah Shirk Horace K. ‘Martin Earl Township Fianna MM. Martin David Z. Martin Abraham BM Hurst Enat John Landis Herr

Birth Announcements from Various Local Couples

Mr and Mrs Ezra Martin Eph rata Ria announce the birth of a son at home at 8 m on Thursday June 12. Mr and Mrs Ivan Hershey of Gordonville announce a daughter born Saturday at their home. Mr and Mrs Charles Hooker of New Holland announce a son born Sunday at their home. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Herr of Farmersville announce a son born at their home in June. Mr and Mrs Anron Esh of Intercourse announce a daughter born Monday morning at their home. Mr and Mrs El Smucker Noar von R 1 announce a son born at 10 19 am Friday at Lancaster General hospital. Mr and Mrs Stephen Stoltzfus of Gordonville R 1 announce a son born 6 pm Monday at Lancaster General hospital. Mr and Mrs Aaron Esh of Intercourse announce a daughter born Monday at their home.

Ezra. Martin Ephrata, Ria el’ Smucker Noarvon Lancaster General Hospital Stephen Stoltzfus Gordonville Lancaster General Hospital Aaron Esh

Girl Scout News at Meeting Highlights Cooking and Outdoors

Betty Jacoby and Mary Elizabeth Storb earned Cooking Badge requirements by hosting a Sauer Kraut Supper for Junior Scouts with a menu of baked pork chops mashed potatoes sauerkraut and homemade ice cream all planned and prepared by the two girls Jeanne Roland led Out-of-Doors Sports and Games Health and Safety toward second class requirements Louise Korte earned Sports and Crafts Literature and Dramatics Senior Scouts met at Lieutenant Elizabeth Groff home to plan outdoor cookout for next week fire-building cooking and cleanup committees formed group Music badge and three members passed group singing They visited Eloise Bachman to hear moves from Dvorak New World Symphony Intermediate Scouts reviewed overnight hike tests and planned completion of pending requirements.

Betty Jacoby Mary Elizabeth Storb Mary Elizabeth Jeanne Roland Louise ‘Korte Elizabeth Groff Eloise Bachman Dvorak

Reading man dominates New Holland rod and gun shoot

Charles Oberholzer of Reading set a grand event record with 98 of 100 targets at the New Holland Rod and Gun Club shoot. Other top scores included Morris Leitzel 97 and Clem Hooker 93 as local and regional marksmen competed for the high gun title and event honors.

Charles Oberholzer Charles “Oberholzer Reading New Holland Rod and Gun Club Mani Match Powe Bowers Bareville H. K. Miller New ‘Holland Clem ‘Hooker New Holland J. W. Muhlenberg Morgantown Jack’ Muhlenberg Wm. Crouse Denver Frank Louser Drew Wright Columbia H. A. Schroeder M. Shire Lancaster B. Fairchild Morris Leitzel Roy Hemmng Chas. Oberholzer EF Wolfe Geotas Ephrata S. Bowers Eberly Adamstown J. E. Gerhart Sam’ Greenly Miller New Helland Warren Martin Terre’ Hill Marvin ‘Evans Kirkwood Kern Terre Hill - Gee Tillbrook Louser Fatrehild Roy Hemmig Chas Oberholst P. W. Bowers Clem Hooker Alton’ Eberly George. Tillbrook Charles ‘Miller Charles Oberholzer A. B. Fairchild Morris Leitzel Roy: Hemmig Alton ‘Eberly George ‘Tillbrook Clem Hoober

Enthusiast’s Tin Can Mail Cover Reaches Local Enthusiast

Local collector John Martin gains a unique dispatch from Niaufoou Tin Can Island in the Tonga group. The water tight letter, mailed from M. V. Mutua, bears a postmark September 25, 1940 and shows a nine month transit across the South Seas with varied cancellations.

John Martin South Seas M. V. Mutua

Terre Hill Dominates Columbia In Lancaster City-County League

Terre Hill moves into second place as they sweep weekend games over Columbia and Mountville, extending a win streak. In Saturday action Terre Hill erased a four-run deficit to beat Columbia 6-4, then won Sundays 8-1 while Columbia’s offense only produced a single run. Archie Strausner fanned 13 for the Hillians in Sundays win, as Terre Hill and Mountville pull closer to Marietta atop the loop.

Marietta Terre Hill Gap Mountville Columbia Willow Street Elizabethtown Gap-Willow Terre ‘An Lancaster Marietta Clan Terre ‘Hill Serew Hillians Archie Strausner

Schoeneck and Brownstown win in Lancaster-Lebanon league

In Lancaster-Lebanon play, Schoeneck defeated Hinkletown 4 to 3 while Brownstown beat Myerstown 10 to 0. Akron moved into second place over the weekend. Browns town routed Myerstown 100 to 0 in the only other game. Pitchers Harsh and Griffith both struck out 10 with similar hits and errors listed for multiple players.

Schoeneck Brownstown Lancaster-Lebanon Akron Nile Myerstown Hinkletown-Schooneck Harsh Griffith

Trip With the Bran Bags Ends in a Comical Plunge

A narrator recalls a chaotic scene as bags of bran burst, sending Chaker to the ground where a fall from a tree leaves him bruised yet alive. Uncle Chake hangs by a rope, then lands and is attended by a doctor who finds nothing serious. Readied for rest, he laments lost appetite and jokes about a cherry tree alleviator. Compliments of C. W. Good's Market.

Doc Chake Arta Webber

Western County League results from Saturday games

Tri Town, Mountville, Eden, Bainbridge, East Petersburg and Marietta posted wins in Western County League play on Saturday. Tri Town beat Bainbridge 9 to 3, Eden defeated East Petersburg, Mountville and Eden both won, Marietta dropped to sixth while East Petersburg upset Eden with 8 to 2 in a Sunday rematch context. Tri Town remained tied for second behind the leaders.

Tri-Town Mountville Eden Marietta Bainbridge Petersburg Sodp Tosing East Petersburg

Women's Bible Class Meeting at St Stephen Reform Church

The Women's Bible Class of St Stephen Reformed Church met Wednesday evening at Mia Henry Lewis home. Devotions were led by Miss Minnie Hammond. Rainy Day Bags were turned in and prizes awarded to Minnie Hammond Berth Hammond and Mrs EM High. Attendees included Mrs GC M Groff Miss Bertha Hammond Elizabeth Hackman Miss Minnie Hammond Mrs C B Townsley Flora Nye M High A Y Shirk Mrs Wilson Duck Mrs Ezra Bair and Mrs Henry Lewis.

St. ‘Stephen Reformed Mia Henry Lewis Minnie’ ‘Hammond Minnie Hammond Berth ‘Hammond EM. “High Bertha Hammond Elizabeth Hackman Minnie ‘Hammond C. B. Townsley Flora Nye M.' ‘High A. Y. Shirk Wilson Duck Ezra Bair Henry. Lewis

Trinity Missionary Society Plans Lawn Social

The Trinity Lutheran church Missionary Society schedules a lawn social on Wednesday June 25 starting at 5 p.m. at the church grounds. Proceeds go to church missions and community outreach. Local residents are invited to attend and support the event.

Trinity ‘Missionary Society The Missionary Society Trinity’. Lutheran Church

Licensed to Wed John Zimmerman New Holland Ri Ay and Badia Horst Bareville

Three base hit Herr Two base bites Charles Newpher Stolen bases Leschke Newpher ed tclonberetz Doub plany Fooke B86 On balls off Wise tie 2 Btruck out by Wise Strausser 18 Umpires Schupp and Danz

Sh Nanabrook le Kise Miller Bertsch Ghollerberner Tegew M _ Herr Lucificestortach Kaibaet Balla Craig Lerew Strick Strausser L. Kiaa Henry Schupp R. Penny Gerhart Edwards Harsh Charles Newpher Leschke Tclonberetz Plany Fooke Wise Danz

Burro Ball Charity Shows Stage for Lions Clubs

Stage Burro Ball pits dynamite mascot and donor teams in a humorous burro baseball style game to benefit the Blind Lions Club. Lions and Young Men's Business League players coach burros in a zany, entertaining fundraiser with volunteers and a small admission fee.

Lions ‘Club Lions Club Red. Birds Henry Fenninger Paul “Tafty Kochel Dan W. Hoover Wilford G. Stauffer Bill Sullivan Charley Zwally Weber Hen Shirk Red” . Lewis J. Harvey Shue Sydney E. Irons George A. Young Young ‘Men's Business League Blue Birds M Weaver Hagey Clayton Martin J . Richard Dick”. Bair Benny Mentzer Clair Weber Charles W. Good, Jr Clyde Kauffman Sam, Zimmerman Roy Donn George Biesliger Robert Irons Lee Stauffer Forns

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