Miss Emma Groff Rites Held at New Holland
Miss Emma Groff died at 7 p m Thursday at 136 West Main Street New Holland after a short illness aged 67 She was a daughter of the late Jacob and Catherine Groff and lived with the Roland family for 36 years A member of the New Holland Methodist Church she is survived by sisters Mrs Susan Hess Cambridge and Mrs Anns Kither New Holland Funeral services were held Monday at the Roland home and 2 p m at the Methodist church New Holland Burial in Cambridge Union Cemetery Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma ‘Groff
Harry Roland
West Main St
New Holland
Daugher
Jacob
Catherine Groff
Benjamin Ranck Dies at Home in New Holland
Benjamin Ranck a longtime New Holland resident died Saturday afternoon at about 2 o clock at his home 346 West Main Street after months of ill health The 18 year old farmer had lived in New Holland his entire life Funeral services were held at his late home Thursday at 10 o clock with interment in Trinity Lutheran cemetery New Holland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Ranck
New Holland
West Main
Peter ‘and
Catherine Ranch
New ‘Holland
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Mrs Samuel Myer Dies After Illness in Bareville
Mrs Caroline B Myer wife of Samuel R Myer died at her Bareville home Friday morning at 9 10 due to a complication of diseases after an illness of two weeks She was 48 services were private from her home Sunday afternoon at 1 30 interment at Greenwood Cemetery Lancaster Menninger of this borough was in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline B
Samuel R. Myer
Bareville
Greenwood
Lancaster
Mennnger
Funeral services held for Mrs Leah Shirk and relatives
The obituary notes Mrs Leah Shirk and relatives from Union Gri Martin Martin, Rufus Martin, and Henry Martin of Hinkletown attended a funeral Thursday morning at the Weaverland Mennonite Meeting House. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartén
Rufus ‘Martin
Weaverland
Henry Hist
George Martin
Union Gri
Artin Nolt
Henry Maretin
Hinkletown
Christian Hirh
John Zimmerman
Marts
Mre
Paul Horn'ne
Insurance policy广告 for tobacco hail coverage
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co. offers season hail coverage for tobacco crops with same rates as before. Policies are non assessable, liberal in settlement, and premiums low for the hazard. Agent VD Kling invites inquiries by home visit or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
VD. Kling
Martin-Shaub Wedding Watched By Friends In New Holland
Miss Eather R Shaub became the bride of Miles K Martin at Trinity Lutheran Church New Holland in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev E L Lesley. They left for a short wedding trip after a reception and were seen off by friends, with a decorated car marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity’ ‘Lutheran Church
New Holland
Pennsylvania
Pretty Lancaster Wedding Unites Teacher and YMCA Director
Wilhelmina Becante, a Stevens High School graduate and former New Holland High assistant principal, wed Alfred W. Globisch, Lancaster YMCA physical director, at Mrs. Harry C. Woerner’s home. Rev. F C Wackermaagie officiated as the couple planned a postnuptial European tour before settling at 95 Oras Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Woerner
West Chestnut Atreat
Lancaster
Wilhelmina
Becante
Alfred W. Globisch
Lancaster Y. M. C
F.C Wackermaagie
Zion Lutheran Church
Stevens High School
Corwell End State College
New Holland High School
Springfield College
New York
Europe
Germany
France
England
Oras Street
Alma M Groff Weds James S Groff at Bareville Home
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Aaron L Groff of Bareville their daughter Alma M Groff wed James S Groff of York. The ceremony was by Bishop C N Brackbill Kinzer. A wedding dinner for one hundred followed. The couple planned a trip to the Great Lakes and New England states and will reside in York after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Aaron
L. Groff
Bareville
Alma. M
James S. Groff
York
Kinzer
Mrs. Groff
Great Lake
New England
New Lancaster to White Horse Bus Line Opens
A new Penn Highway Transport Company bus line runs four round trips daily from 17 South Queen Street, Lancaster, to White Horse via Smoketown Bird in Hand Weavertown Intercourse Spring Garden and back. The 86 mile route serves multiple towns and is financed by business leaders along the path, marking a strong start for regional mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
White Horse
Penn Highway Tranalt ‘Company
South Queen St
Smoketown
Bird-in-Hand
Weavertown
RCH SERVICES AT RED WELL
The Red Well Mennonite church resumes Church and Sunday School services after a closure. Sunday School starts at 9 o'clock and preaching begins at 10 o'clock on the upcoming Sunday morning. An invitation is extended to all to attend and support the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Well Mennonite Church
Firemen's Carnival and Parade in New Holland
Firemen's Carnival and Parade features seven fire companies and many bands in a historic event. Lititz captures first prize as participants march in the big firemen's parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Firemen's Carnival Parade in New Holland Draws Thousands
A June carnival in New Holland drew several thousand residents for a large parade with seven fire companies and multiple bands. Prizes went to Lititz and Ephrata for best appearance and distance, while Denver and Reamstown earned other honors. The closing night on South Roberts Avenue featured booths, food booths, and a $2,000 receipts take, with Ocranarvon Band providing music into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
T He Firemen
Liberty Fire Company
Roberts Aecounter
Union Ave
New Street
Kinzer Ave
Jackson Street
Brimmer Avenue
Main Street
Samuel Shirk
Marehall
Helen Becker
Earle Weaver
Boy Scoute
City Band
Lancaster
Blue Ball Fire Company
Ephrata
Ephrata Fire Company
Lititz
Lititz Fire’ Company
Denver
Denver Fire Company
Molinton
Reamstown Fire Company
Caernarvon
Liberty Fire Co
Roberts Avenue
Manor
Franklin
Osernarvon Band
Churchtown
Henninger Keeps Post At State Funeral Directors’ Convention
Mr. J. C. Henninger and his wife joined friends from the borough for a 1475 mile round trip to Erie Pennsylvania for the State Funeral Directors Association convention held on June 18 16. Henninger reelected third vice president and all officers kept their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Henninger
Birdsboro
Td. Moore
Erie
State Funeral Directors’ Asociation
Allentown
Wilkes
Barre
Scranton
Buffalo
Elmira
Utica
Port Jarvis
N. Y
Delaware Water Gap
Caterall
Adirondack Mountains
Henninger
Community Civic Club Plans Open Playground Soon
At Harner's Theatre the executive board of the Community Civic Club announced the playground on the public school grounds will open soon. Paraphernalia is ordered and a monster festival with a first class band is planned. Full details will appear in the Clarion later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. C
Harner
Clarion
Liberty Fire Company Carnival Thanks Town Helpers
The Liberty Fire Company of New Holland thanks residents for donations of articles and cakes that aided the carnival’s success. Gratitude extends to non members for preparation and disposal help and to the Boy Scouts for efficient service in traffic control and maintaining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Fire Company
New Holland
Congratulations Lou Born-to Ma Dad
A fragmented notice reports the birth of a baby to Mrs Louis Coff read as the mother and Des Pugh listed among names, indicating a family birth notice in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Louis Coff
New Holland Quashes Denver Team In Big County Clash
The New Holland ball club delivered a strong win over Denver in a 10 to 5 home game Saturday. Shorty Miller returns to lead the locals with speed and leadership, and Wertman struggled on the mound as the team showed a marked reversal from the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
Denver
Garret
Lancaster County
New Holland
Pop Keelar
Ourlis ’Olo
Denveritéa
Shorty” Miller
Holland
Shorty
Trinity Ladies Host Festive Evening for Men
Trinity Lutheran church women staged a lively reception for 153 attendees at the Hurst farm near Spring Garden. The program featured readings, music, a sketch, and a birthday cake for the pastor, with a cafeteria-style lunch and an annual-event vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wm. Hurst
Spring Garden
Hurst
Barton
Ladies Aid
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Outing For Children
Teachers of the Primary and Intermediate departments welcome children from all departments to an afternoon gathering on the church lawn Friday at 2 30. Games and refreshments will be provided as the youngsters enjoy a cheerful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Local WCTU Unit to Meet at Ressler Home
The local W C T U will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening at seven forty, at Mrs. Charles Ressler's Franklin street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ressler
Franklin Street
Fireworks confined to July Fourth by town order
Notice states all kinds of fireworks may be set off only on July 4 with the rest of the year restricted. The order is issued by Burgess iR Ne Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Ne Bowers
Burgess
United Brethren Church to Dedicate New Building in New Holland
The United Brethren congregation of New Holland plans a June 24 dedication led by Bishop William M. Bell and Dr. J. A. Lyter of Harrisburg. The 107 by 652 foot red brick church includes an adaptable auditorium, Sunday School space, a gallery, oak furnishings, indirect lighting, and a Moller organ. Builders Rotcher and Hiler designed it with historic windows and donor dedications from local families and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Congregation of
New Holland
William M. Bell
Harrisburg
J. A. Lyter
Rotcher and Hiler
Reading
R. H. Wright
Milton L. Groff
Ruth Diem
Levi Hoover
Elias and
Harriet Diller
Ivan Lowry
Walter Diem
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
Junior Christian Endeavor
The
Kings Daughters
Loyad Sons
Ladies Aid Society
A B Groff
C. R. Longenecker
Old Ranch
Wre
Longane Ke
Lebanon County
Palmyra
Vwenecker
A. M
C. E. Re
Ae Wi ‘Wanner
Hattie Diller
Bas
Wright
Robert
Keetser
Personal News Tuesday Sees Many Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ira T Graybill of North of this boro and their two sons Lester and Melvin traveled to Philadelphia Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry B Graybill of Brownstown and their daughter Mary and Lois. They visited relatives as Mrs Foreman of Philadelphia spent the week with her sister. Miss Anna Cooke of neighboring town visited friends in the area. Numerous social visits followed as residents hosted and were hosted by relatives in Hershey Annville Gap and Beartown towns during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira T. Graybill
Boro
Lester End
J. Ry Hershey
Gap
Willand Schnupp
John ‘Denlinger
Gar Kurtz
Marlo’ Smith
Belleville
Mifflin County
Helen Fenninger
Mary C. Weaver
Mary
John Myers
East Barl
William K. Horst
Church, Town
William F. DeHaven
R. E. Good
Misa Maria Kinzer
Misa P. Jeratie DeHaveni
Ai Wlenie En Sacard
Rey
Mra
Chesster County
Mmre
Ivan
Charles
Rey Seer
Torres Hill
Merle W ‘Es
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Janeth
Pittsburgh
Minnie Ortz
Meson
Harry
Clement ‘Kurtz
Carl Kurtz
Edwin
Stauffer
Harold
Mildred
Bathleen
Ariantey
Susie
Blanche
Brobakerjot Lasigaster
Mim. Winters Weaver
Beartown
R. E Sweigart
Terre Zi
Louis Coffroad
John Dennig
Aletta
Lancaster
Min
Walter Bakman
Walter
John
Violett
Greenland
N. EB. Martin
Ethel
Leola
Kirk
Big S Cannery
Fulton
Sconty
Mins
Ginia Renninger
David Kauffman
Carl
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Miss Emma. Groff
Mrs
Samuel Myer
Leah Shirk
Strawberry Social
Ald. Society
St. Stephen
Martin—Shaub
Groff
RCH
Red Well
Community Civic Club
Thanx
Denverites
Wertman
Base
Terre Hill
Church League
Methodists
Lutherans
Athletic
Trinity
W. C. T. U. Meeting
B. R. Gehman
United Brethren
Henry
Sweigart
Scott Hamnar
Anna’ Hetner
Jacob’ Fedelmen
Mary of
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