Walter S. Rife 67 Dies in Borough at Home
Walter S. Rife sixty seven died Friday morning at 8 30 at his home 366 East Main Street this borough after eight days illness. Survived by wife Ella C. Mon day and three sons Edgar of Sterling Sr John and Jason of Steelton seven grandchildren a brother and sister Daniel and Amanda of this borough. He belonged to United Brethren church and Camp 40 P O B of A. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 from the home burial in Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Rife
Main Street
Ella C. Monday
Edgar
Sterling, Sr
John
Jason
Steelton
Yive
Daniel
Amanda
United ‘Brethren Church
Leininger Elizabeth M. Leininger Dies at 52
Elizabeth M. Leininger of Hinkle town died Friday night at 11 45 from disease after nine months illness. Survived by husband Elvan Leininger and sister Lottie Dissinger of Brickerville. Funeral from home Saturday at 1 30 p m with services at Muddy Creek Lutheran at 2 15 p m. Interment in adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Leininger
Mrs Francis J Piper dies at 74 in Narvon
Mrs Ada V Piper age 74 wife of Francis J Piper of Narvon died Tuesday afternoon after a illness. She leaves a daughter Mrs Virtue of Narvon a sister Mrs Cora J Shuff of Narvon and a brother Dudley T Lindsay of Philadelphia. Funeral services were held at her home Thursday at 2 pm and burial followed today at Mt Moriah Cemetery Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada V. Piper
Francis J. Piper
Narvon
Virtue
Mars
Cora J. Shuff
Dudley T. Lindsay
Philadelphia
Mt. Moriah
Obituary for John J. Reser of Cambridge
John J. Reser eighty one died at his home in Cambridge on Thursday morning after a complication of diseases. He was a lifelong Cambridge resident, son of the late Jacob and Mary Trego Reser, and survived by his wife, three children Mrs. Horace Yelk J. Frank and Alfred, seven grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. in Cambridge Union chapel with burial in Pequea Presbyterian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Reser
Cambridge
Jacob and
Mary Trego Reser
Horace Yelk
South Hermitage
J. Frank
Alfred
New Holland
Cambridge Union Chapel
Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery
Fatally Injured Milk-Truck Driver In Road Accident
D Landis Howe aged 23 of near White Horse died after a milk truck he drove was struck from behind by another truck while he repaired it on the Lincoln Highway near Philadelphia. He passed away at 3 30 a m in Frankford Hospital Philadelphia. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Howe and siblings Earl Nathan Florence Esther Catherine Raymond Norman Mildred. Continued on Page 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Landis Howe
White Horse
Frankford Hospital
Philadephia
Lincoln High Way
Philadelphia
Howe
Gap
Harry Howe
Near
Earl
Natthan
Florence
Esther
Catharine
Raymond
Noman
Mii
Card of Thanks We Wish to Express Our Gratitude
The family extends thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, flowers, and support during their time of loss. Your thoughtful gestures brought comfort and solace to us all.
Boys Band to Fill Five Engagements in Eight Days
The Boys Band of New Holland plans five performances between June 28 and July 5. They will play at Goodville Fire Company festival and Rocky Spring Park near Lancaster, perform for Minquas Fire Company carnival in Downingsown, give a concert at Ephrata Park for the American Legion celebration, and close with the Honey Brook Fire Company carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Goodville Fire Company
Goodville
Rocky Spring Park
Lancaster
Athletics Defeat Senators In Interesting Game
In New Holland Junior Base Ball League action last Thursday James Gugilan pitched the Athletics to a 4 to 1 win over the Senators. The game featured strong defense and several close rally stops, with key plays by Kauffman Kling J Gilfillan Martin and L Yuninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Senators
J. Trong
James Gugilan
New Holland
J. Gilfillan
P Aato
R. Ressler
Martin
C Nelson
Sewerene Smith
Oe Yuninger
J. Irons
L. Wright
Ss. Stiles
Weer
Gehman
Etree — Si
R. H Woomert
Ones Ranck
R. Woomert
Bair
Waid
Davis
Ee Wee Kauffman
C. Weer
Ee Mohler
Ss. Wanner
Nae Kling
Ten runs in last inning win for Yanks in junior league
The Yankees staged a ten run rally in the final inning to beat the Senators 13 to 5 in a Junior Base Ball League game played Wednesday. Park Groff held the Senators to three safeties while five singles, walks, and an error fueled the late surge. Woomert Bair Sieboldt Irons stole bases, with Groff and Sensenig adding two base hits, Dunn driving in runs as Waid, Groff, and Sensenig issued walks and Groff fanned seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Senators
Yanks
Golid
Pase
Park Groff
W. Woomert
R. Bair
R. Sieboldt
J. Irons
G. Mohler
P. Groff
P. Sensenig
R. Dunn
M. Waid
Park Ames
Keller Mentzer
A. EB
Woomert
Bair
Sereenee Waid
Kauffman
Seiboldt
Nelson
Mohler
Sea Warner
L. Wright
C W. Hagey
Ween W. Bair
Serene
T. Diem
Big Summer Values In Springboard Fashion Sale
Summer sale offers special prices on ladies millinery and dresses plus outfits for children and men. A selection of shoes and bathing caps and suits featured with reduced rates.
Youth Passes Pilots License After Exam
Maurice E Bowman son of Mrs Lillie M Bowman of Prospect Street received a Limited Commercial Pilots license after passing the Lancaster Airport exam under Charles Soule. He can pilot a passenger carrying plane within ten miles of his landing field after fifty hours solo flight and will seek a transport license after two hundred total piloting hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie M. Bowman
Prospect Street
Lancaster
Charles Soule
Royal Canadian Flying Corps
Bowman
Special Service at Mennonite Church
Bishop J. M. Kreider of Palmyra Missouri will preach at New Holland Mennonite Church Thursday evening July 3. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kreider
Palmyra
Missouri
New Holland Mennonite
Insurance agent joins New Amsterdam Manufacturers New York Mutual lineup
Announcement states the writer has become connected with the New Amsterdam Casualty Co the Manufacturers Casualty Co and the New York Mutual Life Insurance Co selling dependable insurance across the region. The note underscores trust and extended coverage in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Amsterdam Casualty Co
Manufacturers’ Casualty Co
Man Injured When Car Hit by Freight Train at Crossing
Nathan Eaby aged 43, of South Borough, was seriously hurt Tuesday after his car was struck by a freight train at the South Railroad Avenue crossing. He failed to heed a brakeman warning and became pinned in the wreckage. a companion escaped. Eaby was treated at the scene and taken to Lancaster General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Eaby
Eaby
J. A. Hoffman
Lancaster General Hospital
New Holland Boy Scout Troop Holds Weekly Meeting
Boy Scout Troop No.1 of New Holland met at the cabin two miles south of town with thirty members present. They cleaned the cabin, enjoyed a pancake supper, discussed camp site options, and planned painting costs. Eight boys stayed overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Trap No
New Holland
Chet” Davis
Well Baby Clinic to Meet at Trinity Lutheran July 3
The Well Baby Clinic of New Holland will meet Thursday afternoon July 3 between 2 and 4 o clock in the Sunday School rooms of Trinity Lutheran church. Mothers are urged to bring children. Last meeting had sixteen children and examinations were done by Dr P R Wentz who led the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Baby
New Holland
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. R. Wentz
Holiday Schedule: News Letters Due One Day Early
Rounds of correspondence must be submitted by Thursday due to the July 4th holiday observed next Friday. All editors urge reporters to send letters in advance to avoid delays.
New Holland Borough Seeks Bids for Reservoir Project
New Holland Borough invites bids to build a two meat reservoir on the borough owned site near the Welsh Mountains close to the current reservoir and original springs. Plans available from C R Weaver Water Supt with 10 percent certified check due with bid. Bids opened Friday evening June 27 1930 at the borough council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
New Hold Borough
Welsh Mountains
C. R. Weaver
C.R. Weaver
Lions hearing on prison life by Dr Simon Peter Ross
Dr Simon Peter Ross a Philadelphia specialist and former Pennsylvania State Prison League chair spoke to the New Holland Lions Club about conditions behind bars. He urged work programs to make prisoners self-supporting and to provide funds to support families, noting some inmates may be wrongly convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lions Club of
New Holland
Simon Peter Ross
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Prison League
Ross
Daily Vacation Bible School at Terre Hill Ends
The Daily Vacation Bible School of Lancaster County District No 12 closes today after a two week session. Enrollment reached 125 with average attendance around 105 and the final program is set for 7 45 p m at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church Terre Hill with Rev R W Kretble coordinating and a handwork display planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Vacation Bible School
Terre Hill
Lancaster County’ ‘Sunday School Association
Marguerite E. Kochel
Evelyn Shiffer
Ruth Frankhouser
Mae Fasnacht
Arabella Overly
Mary Overly
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
R. W. Kretble
Trinity Church
Girl Scout Patrol Fifth Hosts Doggie Roast Night
The Fifth patrol held a doggie roast at Mary Storb’s home Tuesday evening. Games, a spook walk, and ghost stories provided the entertainment. Rain threatened but cleared by the end, and all attended with Miss Anna Groff and Miss Edith Richwine as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Storb
Anna Groff
Edith Richwine
Bishop Mack and Wife Move to Tampa Mission Post
Bishop and Mrs Noah H Mack of East Main Street left this Friday for Tampa Florida. Mr Mack will lead the Mennonite Mission there for about eight weeks and the couple will stay at 1409 Ida Street during their assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah H. Mack
East Main Street
Tampa
Florida
Mack
Ida Street
New Holland United Brethren Church Notes
The New Holland United Brethren Church notes for a service or observance. The fragment references church activities and Holy events in an abbreviated form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Breth
Historic Weaver Lands Two Cemeteries
The article details the founding and boundaries of the early Weaver cemetery, carved along the Henry Weber and David Martin plantation line. It notes ninety six grave markers, primarily from the Weber lineages, with only a few interments from the Martins and Shirks families, and describes neglect and a historic land transfer dating to 1792 with church leadership named. The piece cites land deeds and dates, including the 1853 addition, and references ongoing continuation on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Egypt
Abraham
Henry Weber
David Martin
Joseph M. Weaver
Phares M. Zimmerman
George Weber
Geo. Weber
Jacob Weaver
Catharine
Henry Martin
Henry Weaver
George Martin
Surprise sixteenth wedding anniversary celebrated in borough
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Plotnick of West Main Street in the borough marked sixteen years of marriage on Saturday with a surprise visit from about thirty friends from New Holland and Lancaster. Evelyn Plotnick and Eleanor Miller provided vocal and piano entertainment, joined by Mrs. I. Yablon and Mr. M. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Plotnick
West Main Street
New Holland
Lancaster
Evelyn Plotnick
Eleanor Miller
I. Yablon
M. Robinson
Insurance company extends auto towing coverage to policies
All automobile fire or theft policies issued by Insurance Company of North America can be extended to cover towing at up to $10 per trip for a small extra $1 per car. STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance New Holland, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Company of North
Garage for Rent in Cement Floor heated Space
C. M. GROFF advertises a heated garage for rent featuring a cement floor and hot water supply. Modern convenience labeled in concise offer.
Residents and visitors share a weekend of visits and travels
Mrs. E Henelburg of Florida Mae MacGuire and Mrs. Alice Ayres of Lancaster visited local households. Many families hosted relatives from Philadelphia Altoona Bowmansville Delaware County Elmira Ontario Waterloo Ontario and New Holland with Sunday gatherings at Mummasburg and York Os.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Henelburg
Florida
Mae MacGuire
Alice Ayres
Lancaster
Davis Ranch
R. E. Good
John M. Buyers
Icedale
Chester Co
Sara Bureckhart
Bowmansville
Sue W. Shirk
David W. DeHaven
Philadelphia
Margaret DeHaven
J. Paul Sauder
Virginia
Michael Sauder
Amos
Vici
William F. DeHaven
Jennie M. DeHaven
Reuben Swelgart
Ella Coffroad
James
Rocky Springs Park
Stein
Alto
Isaiah Bauman
Elmira
Ontario
Ephraim Schantz
Waterloo
Jonathan Ernst
New Holland
Gilbert Snider
Noah H. Mack
Mummasburg
York Os
Musical at Ranck's Church by Faithful Workers' Class
The Faithful Workers' Class of Ranck's United Brethren Sunday School will present a musical at the church on Tuesday evening July 1 at 7 45 o'clock. The program features vocal and instrumental music readings and dialogues and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranck
United Brethren Sunday School
Resolutions Honoring Helen Louise Martin at Trinity Lutheran Bible School
The Bible School of Trinity Lutheran Church New Holland PA notes the passing of Helen Louise Martin a faithful member and diligent worker. The officers and scholars express sincere sympathy and pledge to remember her virtues of diligence faithfulness and willingness. Copies of the resolutions will be read June 22 1930 in Holland PA and sent to the bereaved family with a notice for publication in the New Holland Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Martin
Bible School
Trinity Lutheran Church
New Holland
Pennsylvania
Trinity Lutheran ‘Bible School
New Holland Clarion
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Walter
Beth PL
Leininger
James Gilfillan
Kling
L. Yuninger
Gilfillan
Wald
L. Kyle
Maurice E. Bowman
Mennonite Church
Man
BOY Scout News
LIONS
S. P. Ross
State Prison League
Girl Scout News
Janet Hope
U. B
Historic
Weaverland
Rance
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