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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

Page

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Registration Day for Army Training Set for July 1

Local Board No.4 in Strasburg announces the second registration under the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 for all male citizens turning 21 by July 1 1941. Registrants in Caernarvon East Earl Weat Earl Upper Leacock Leacock East Lampeter Salisbury Strasbury Paradise Salisbury townships must report at the office July 1 from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. EDT to receive their registration certificate.

Strasburg Caernarvon Earl Sar Leacock East Lampeter Salisbury Strasbury Paradise United States Pennsylvania Selective

Ladies Auxiliary of Lititz Fire Company Hosts Lawn Party

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lititz Fire Company gathered at the New Holland planing mill grounds for a lawn party last Wednesday evening. Mary Dissinger welcomed guests along with Hary, marimba music by Marian Frankhouser, Roy Dunn on accordion, and humorous readings by Miss Florence Brimmer. About 144 ladies attended and refreshments were served.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Liberty The Lititz, Fire Company Florence Brimmer

Lawn Social Postponed by Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society

The Lawn Social of Trinity Lutheran Church Missionary Society is postponed to Wednesday July 2 starting at 5 pm. Menu includes chicken corn soup hot dogs coffee cake and homemade ice cream with fish pond entertainment supervised by Mrs Anna Diller. Sunday school orchestra to provide music chaired by Mrs Paul Esbenshada.

Missionary Society of ‘the ‘Trinity Lutheran Church Paul F. ‘Esbenshada

Hillside Service At Bridgeville Open Air

The Evangelical Congregational church at Bridgeville will hold its first open air hillside service on Sunday evening June 20 at 6 80 p m on the A G Boley farm. Mr and Mrs George Kuti of New Holland will render special musical selections.

Congregational Church

New Holland Borough School District Budget Plan

The proposed budget may be discussed at the secretary John H. Martin’s home during the next two weeks. It carries a tax rate of sixteen mills and a $4.00 per head tax.

New Holland Geen Ugecretary John H. Martin

Beauty Salon Closed Indefinitely for Proprietor Illness

The Central reports a beauty salon will remain closed for an indefinite period due to the illness of proprietor Pauline Gehman. The notice lists no reopening date and calls for patience from clients.

Pauline Gehman

Milton B Grimes 66 Dies in Denver Lancaster

Milton B Grimes sixty six of 536 Walnut Street Denver died at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Lancaster General Hospital after three weeks of illness. He was born in West Cocalico Township son of the late Jacob and Catherine Duffa Moyer Grimes and was a cigar factory foreman for years. He recently worked at the F and B M Hat Co. He was a member of St John Evangelical and Reformed Church Denver Lodge 54 FO Eagles Denver and Cocalico Lodge 408 IOOF Reamatown. Survived by wife Alice Kendig ten children Helen wife of William C Crouse Denver Kathryn wife of Harry Swolg art Denver Irvin Sinking Springs Russell Martindale Mary wife of Simon Nissley Mount Joy Elsie wife of Samuel Kinch Denver Elva wife of Horace Reddig Reamatown Bernetha wife of Edgar Schlegel Denver Milton Florin and Richard at home seventeen grandchildren and one brother Jacob Grimes Reading Funeral will be held from St John Evangelical and Reformed Church Denver Saturday at 2 pm DT with burial in Fairview Cemetery Friends may call at the late residence this Friday evening 7 to 9 o'clock.

Milton Nixty Walnut Street Denver Lancaster General ‘Hospital West Cocalico Jacob and Catherine Duffamoyer Grimes F. and. BM. Hat Company St. John’s Alice Kendig Helen William Crouse Kathryn Harry ‘Swolgart Irvin Sinking- Springs Russell Martindale Mary Simon Nissley Mount Joy Elsie Samuel Kinch Elva Horace "Reddig Reamatown Bernetha

Auto overturns injure Nolt near Lickdale Lebanon County

State Motor Police report a 41 year old man from New Holland suffered lacerations to the head and right ear when the vehicle he operated skidded and overturned on Route 92 two miles south of Lickdale in Lebanon County at 9 30 p m Monday.

Eil-O Nolt New Holland Lickdale Lebanon County

Hail Insurance Tobacco and Tomatoes Against Damage

STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance lists hail insurance coverage for tobacco and tomato crops. The notice emphasizes protection against hail damage and promotes their services.

Styer & Evans Real Estate and Insurance

Heroic stage driver douses fire on rail bridge outside Lancaster

June 27, 1891 William Stansbury driving the New Holland stage spotted smoke on an overhead bridge after a passing engine dropped live coals. He stopped, dipped water from a barrel and, after about fifteen minutes, extinguished the fire. The item also notes a local festival, a small egg discovery, a railroad picnic at Rutland Park, and other brief items.

William Stansbury New Holland New Holland Pike Lancaster City Clarion Pennsylvania Philadelphia Rutland Park Narvon Downingtown and Lancaster

Defense volunteers urged as council sets New Holland stations

The local Defense Council asks all volunteers for defense work to report to the local defense office within a week or ten days. A borough council committee will choose New Holland fire stations and after enough volunteers are gathered a test blackout will be tried. Citizens are asked to save aluminum ware and business places to display the American flag on July 1, the second registration day.

Local Defense Council Holland Defense ‘Council Defense Council

Enterprise Telephone Co employes entertained at Narvon picnic

The Enterprise Telephone Company workers were hosted at a summer cottage in Narvon R D for a company picnic last Saturday. Attendees included Virgie Hess Mary Zimmerman Mary Seaman Noah and Mrs Martin of Intercourse Esther Kurtz Leacock Jenny Hoover Leola Glasser Mrs B F Stirk Jr and son Billy of Terre Hill Kathryn Gehr Eph rata R D Mr and Mrs Lavi Mentzer and John Kreider Jr New Holland R D Mr Enoch Frankhouser Mr and Mrs James Frankhouser and daughter Janet Mr and Mrs Benjamin Snyder and children Benny Billie Betty Jean Mr and Mrs D C Overly Mr and Mrs Tillman G Horst and children Ruth Arlene Anna Mary and Lester Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Schnader and children Loyce Phyllis Fred and Llewellyn Jr Mrs Samuel Stokes Mrs 8 O Zimmerman Mrs Landis Brackbill Mary Seaman Anna Musselman Mr and Mrs Walter Yarnall and Mr and Mrs E S Frankhouser all of New Holland

V. Zimmerman Mary Seaman Noah Martin Intercourse Esther’ Kurtz Leacock Jennie. Hoover Leola Mary”. Glasser B. F. Stirk,Jr Billy Terre Hill Kathryn’ Gehr Ephrata Tillman Horst Ruth Arlene Anna Lester Llewellyn Schnader Loyce Phyllis Fred Llewellyn, Jr Samuel Stokes Zimmerman Landis Brackbill Anna ‘Musselman Walter Yarnall Frank.houser New. Holland

Richard Kurtz Accepted for Advanced ROTC Course

Richard Kurtz of 250 Jackson St in this borough is among 91 Pennsylvania State College students admitted to the advanced ROTC course. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Kurtz and has been admitted to the Engineer Service.

Richard Kurtz Jackson St Pennsylvania “State College Engineer’ Service Carl. Kurtz

Reading woman elected teacher at Center School

Freyberger of Reading was elected teacher of the Center School at a board meeting Friday night. She is a graduate of Kutztown State Teachers College.

Grace Arlene. Freyberger Reading Freyberger Kutztown State Teachers College

Banks Close July Fourth In Intercourse Borough Area

On Friday July 4th the Farmers National Bank and Trust Company Blue Ball National Bank Leola National Bank and First National Bank of Intercourse will be closed for Independence Day observances in the borough area.

National Bank and Trust Company Blue Ball National Bank Leola National Bank Intercourse

Grant of Letters Benjamin End Upper Leacock Township

Executor Fannia Peter Ehennty granted letters of administration for the estate of late resident of Upper Leacock township.

Benjamin End Upper Leacock Township

Burro Ball charity game earns town praise and laughs

The New Holland Lions Club and Young Business Men's League organized a Burro Ball charity game Wednesday night. Funds support sight conservation, with both clubs hailed for effort, entertainment, and a financially successful event. The write up notes humorous incidents, player slides, and burro antics, ending with a tease of the continuation on page 8.

Dippy New Holland Lions Club Young Business Men's League Sack Martin Ni ‘H. Lionas ‘Club

Earl Township School District Budget Notice

The proposed budget carries a seven mills tax rate and a per capita tax of 42 50. It may be inspected at the secretary’s home for the next two weeks.

Earl Township

Apartment Sale Notice by Styer and Evans Real Estate

Property listing notes an apartment available for possession on July first. Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance handle the notice and related details.

Card of Thanks for Kind Remembrances

I thank my friends who kindly remembered me with cards flowers and visits during my recent hospital stay.

For Sale in New Holland and Vicinity

Desirable dwelling houses offered at 25 to 50 percent below replacement values in New Holland and nearby areas. STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance advertise the listings.

Holland

Lions Club Installs New Officers at Dinner Meeting

The Lions Club dinner meeting Tuesday evening installed new officers led by Past District Governor Paul F. Es benshade. Elected were President Gay Musselman, Vice Presidents J Herbert Evans Warren Weaver and W H Gainer, Secretary J Paul Kochel, Treasurer Charles Zwally, Lion Tamer Wilson H Duck, Tail Twister Daniel Hoover, and directors Paul Seldomridge Wilford Ga Stauffer. The group noted a report on the recent State Convention at Reading and presented the Past President Emblem to retiring president John H. Martin.

Lions Club Paul F. Esbenshade Lions Gay Musselman Fliat J. Herbert Evans Warren W. Weaver W. H. Gainer J. Paul ‘Kochel Charles Zwally Wilson H Duck Twister Daniel Hoover Paul Seldomridge

Miss Haverstick Named Head Craft Counsellor at Kepler Lodge

Martha Haverstick leaves for Kepler Lodge on Thursday to serve as head counsellor of the interiors craft department. She will oversee plastics wood and cork projects including carving, animal and bird constructions from natural materials. She previously attended as a camper in 1938 and returned as assistant counsellor in 1940. This summer she also acts as advisor to the camp newspaper.

Haverstick Kepler’ Lodge Martha Haverstick

Farm Boy Injured Falling From Barn Roof Near Intercourse

Levi Fisher twelve son of Mr and Mrs Levi Fisher of near Intercourse was admitted to Lancaster General Hospital Saturday morning with injuries from a thirty foot fall from a barn roof while working on a hay pulley. Parents say he lost his balance and fell striking a wagon. Condition was reported as fair Sunday night.

Levi’ Fisher Levi Fisher Lancaster General

Home-Coming Service at Intercourse United Brethren Church

The United Brethren Church at Intercourse will hold a Home-Coming Service on Sunday morning June 29 at 10:30 and again at 2:00 in the afternoon. Rev. John L. Smoker is the pastor.

The United Brethren Intercourse John L. Smoker

National Geographic July features Pennsylvania life

An Elmer C. Stauffer article highlights Lancaster County people and diverse Pennsylvania topics. It spotlights pretzel making, steel horn crafting, home refrigeration, the Cloisters, and Millersville’s collection of old Kentucky rifles.

Elmer C. Stauffer National Geographic Magazine Lancaster County Pennsylvania Millersville Kentucky

Notice of Fourth of July printing change

The Clarion will be printed a day earlier than usual this Friday due to Independence Day. Correspondents are requested to submit copy to the office as early as possible next week.

Clarion

Fishing Licenses Auctioned at Real Estate and Insurance Office

A fragment notes fishing licenses being auctioned at the office of BTYER EVANS Real Estate and Insurance. Names and exact details are incomplete but indicate a local notice of license sales handled by the agency.

Gratitude for Flowers and Visits During Illness

R. E. Whitmore expresses warm thanks for flowers cards and personal visits received while in hospital and after returning home.

Manheim History Depicted In Pageant Form

Manheim hosts a three day celebration starting July 4 with a historic pageant in Blanheim field. The show retells Manheim’s development featuring Baron Stiegel Henry William Stiegel and Pennsylvanias iron and glass trades. A Mardi Gras parade historical treasure hunt and illuminated streets accompany the events with many town groups and bands participating.

Blanheim Manheim

Hershey Wedding Plans for Ruth MacGee and Dr Floyd Landis

Plans announced for the July 12 marriage at Hershey Church of the Brethren between Ruth MacGee daughter of Mr and Mrs James N MacGee Hershey and Dr Floyd M Landis son of Mr and Mrs Aaron L Landis Leola The Rev Herbert Miller to officiate with matron of honor Mrs Ralph T Irwin best man Dr Ralph T Irwin ushers Dr Charles Hoffman Wendell MacGee violin soloist Miss Miriam Henry A reception will follow at the church The couple to honeymoon after the ceremony Miss MacGee a Hershey High School and Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing graduate Dr Landis Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania Medical School is currently interning at Lancaster General hospital

Bliss Ruth MacGee James N. MacGee Hershey Floyd M. Landis Ord Aaron L. Landis MacGee Miriam General Hospital Landis Upper Leacock High School Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania Medical School Lancaster General Hospital

Horst Zimmerman Wedding Report in Barnville

Sadie Horst daughter of David H Horst of Barnville married John M Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs George Zimmerman on Saturday morning June 21. (Continued on Page 4)

Sadie He Horst David H Horst Barnville John’ M Zimmerman George

Local residents take summer trips and tours across the Northeast

Local residents planned and completed a variety of travels from two week getaways to 23 day motor trips. The list includes trips to Pittsburgh Virginia Ocean City New Jersey and California with stops at Niagara Falls and Ottawa. Several families return from voyages while others plan summer stays at Ocean City and Oak Grove House East Stroudsburg.

Clyde L. ‘Brackin Gon ‘Lewis Pittsburgh Virginia Amy Hoffman Virginia Hoffman Betty Wright Hallie B. Klemmer Lanicaster New York City Tauck Hich Niagara Falls Thousand Islands Toronto Ottawa Montreal George A. Young Roy M. Pleam Lancaster Weat California Martha Kling Intercourse Missea Barbara and Joyce Hooker Ocean N. 5 Dorothy Yost Eleanor Nelms Voganville Ocean City N. J C. RB. Weaver Borough Elizabeth Hooley Catherine Hooley Belleville Buiffin County Leon ‘Smith Glendale Myr Mra Richard Smith Richard The Lockheed ‘Airs Plana. Company

The Blue Pencil Reminiscence of a Western Journey

Dr. E M F Weaver recalls a cross western trip through California Arizona and New Mexico. He describes the Rio Grande Valley cattle horned toads rattlesnakes and the ruins of Roy Beans old Pecos court. He notes sparse rainfall a blooming desert and contrasts southern California with Lancaster County in demeanor and upkeep.

California Arizona New Mexico Rio Grande Roy Bean Pecos Lancaster County

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Board No.4 Hillside Service Milton B,’Grimes New Holland Council Telephone Co Frankhouser Enterprise Telephone ‘Company Richard Kurtz Center School By Dip N. Baul New Holland, Pa Jack Charley Zwalley Shay Charley Fatso Sheaffer Mardin Dan Bob Irons Buck Dickinson Clyde’ Kauffman Wee Lee Tauffer Edgar Hutchison Toby Geist Red Lewis Benny Plenterr Doc Poole Bill Bullivan Benny Ben Styer & Evans Real Estate ‘and ‘Insurance Styer & Evans Real Estate Insurance Guy N. Musselman Local Service Organization BTYER Evans Real Estate and Insurance Burgess Paul Hoffman Arthur I. James Harrisburg Woodert Boris Baron. Stiegel John. Hancock Horatian “Gates Baron Stiegel Will Henry William Stiegel E. M. F. Weaver America Mexico
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