Miss Martha Haverstick earns Wisconsin masters degree
Miss Martha J. Haverstick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Haverstick of this borough, graduated June 16 with a Master of Science in Physical Education from the University of Wisconsin. She will teach Physical Education at the University of Maryland College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Haverstick
C. D. Haverstick
University of Wisconsin
Haverstick
University of Maryland
College Park
New Holland High School
Pennsylvania State College
Sheffield
Pennsylvania
Kendall Central School
New York
National Scout Jamboree Opens at Valley Forge
The National Jamboree in Valley Forge Park opens with 50 000 scouts from 48 states Canada Alaska and 30 foreign nations gathering at the Shrine of Liberty for the visit of Honorary President Harry S Truman. Contingents began arriving earlier in the week with two Pennsylania troops from Lancaster County joining on Tuesday.
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Clarion
George Washington
Continental Army
Canada
Alaska
Boy Scouts
Harry S. Truman
United States
Valley Forge Park
Shrine of Liberty
Pennsylvania Riflemen
Conestoga Wagoneers
Lancaster County
Valley Forge
Lancaster
Joint Picnic Planned by Local and Lancaster Machine Co. Employees
The New Holland Machine Company hosts an annual family picnic at New Holland Community Park on Saturday July 22 with employees from both local and Lancaster plants. Morning contests, afternoon entertainment by the Little German Band from Reading another band and seven vaudeville acts, and an afternoon New Holland baseball game are planned. A long picnic committee lists many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Machine Company
New Holland
Lancaster
Reading
Park Field
R. D. Stickmey
J. Paul Kochel
Parke Dunlap
Allen Hunsicker
Frank Seyl
Arthur Morgan
Elmer Delp
J. W. Dughi
H. K. Luttringer
Frank Powl
William Beadle
Ralph Weber
Edward Conway
Virginia Renninger
W. F. Banks
Robert Kriwer
Pauline Shirk
Robert L. Reasler
J. E. Groves
Roy E. Fritz
Clarence Binkley
Kurtz Reeser
David Nason
Howard McGinnis
Russell Frain
Truman Coy
Charles Pfordt
Roy Hoover
al Reusing
Dorothy Hubler
Robert Martin
Chester Martin
Wayne Elliott
Oliver Linton
New Holland School District Budget Public Inspection
The tentative budget of the New Holland School District will be open for inspection at the home of the secretary. Final adoption will be made on Wednesday, July 5. John H. Martin, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
John H. Martin
Doctor's Office Closed for Jamboree July 8
Notice states the office of Dr. Wilson A. Foust will close during the day from June 28 to July 8 for service at the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge. Evening appointments will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Wilson A. Foust
Mrs C F Yost Honored at State Kings Daughters Convention
Mrs Charles F Yost retiring president of the Pennsylvania Branch of the Kings Daughters and Sons received a gift for four years of service at the 61st annual state convention in Bethlehem. Mrs Gerald Crider elected president to succeed Yost and the convention chose Lititz for the 1951 gathering. Donations funded an electric refrigerator for Holiday House and pledges were made for the Kings Daughters Home for the Aged. International President Mrs Louis M Richardson spoke twice. about 400 attended the lovefeast at Central Moravian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Yost
Pennsylvania
King’s Daughters and Sons
Bethlehem
Gerald Crider
Cochranton
Yost
Wilbur H. Nisaley
Lancaster
Lititz
Holiday House
King’s Daughters
Valley Forge
Narberth
Louis M. Richardson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Walter Allen
Central Moravian Church
Loyal Workers Circle
Robert O. Whitmore
Otto Luck
C. R. Frain
R. E. Whitmore
Elmer Delp
Louis Williams
Earl DeHart
Edward Schindler
Wilford Stauffer
American Refugee Writes of Paraguayan Settlement Progress
The Clarion presents a letter from Jacob A. Braun of Mennonite Colony Chaco Paraguay to Elmer J. Martin of Narvon PA. Braun describes family hardships and malaria challenges in 1950 while settling near Coloysiia Menno. He notes his wife’s illness, their children at home, and hope in God with local medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
The
Clarion
Mennonite Coloniy
Chaco
Jacob A. Braun
Elmer J. Martin
Narvon,r. 2
Paul M. Russell Chosen Head of Clan at Association Meeting
About eighty two members and friends of the Russell family gathered for the first reunion since 1941 at Over ly's Grove on a rainy Saturday. Paul M. Russell of New Holland was elected president for the coming year with William E. Russell of Reading as first vice president and Curtis Russell of Narvon as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Overly’s Grove
Paul M. Russell
New Holland
William E. Russell
Reading
Curtis Russell
Narvon
George Russell
James Hay
D. Fleming Clemson
Charles H. Thompson
Pomeroy
Emma McIntyre
Oxford
Jerry Law
East Earl
Arthur Wenger
Weatherly
Walter Rice
Wilming
Ix Employees Get Vacation with Pay New Looms Installed
The New Holland plant of Frank Ix Sons will close from Friday night July 1 to Monday July 10 for a Western vacation. Over $35,000 in vacation pay will be distributed, with rates based on service length. 208 Crompton & Knowles S-6 looms replace non automatic looms, and some semi automatic looms are sent to Australian manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Frank Ix Sons
Crompton & Knowles
Marriage of Miss Dorothy Gennett and Rev Amos Seldomridge
The ceremony occurred at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday June 21 in Mt Union Lutheran Church Mt Union Pa with Rev M S Sharp officiating. The couple's families include Mr and Mrs Amos Long Gennett Newport and Mrs Roy F Marks New Holland. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a mantilla veil and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow roses and marguerites. Best man was Edgar L Dyson of New Bloomfield. ushers included H Ray Wertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jean Gennett
Amos Long Gennett
Newport
Amos Leon Seldomridge
Roy F. Marks
Willis Hammond Seldomridge
New Holland
Mt. Union
M. S. Sharp
Marshall Aukerman
Martha Jean Aukerman
Schubert
Louise Mason
Malotte
Edgar L. Dyson
New Bloomfield
H. Ray Wertz
Old Oaken Bucket satire on Stalin and Red aggression
A caustic column mocks Joseph Stalin and the North Korean Reds, blaming them for expansion and criticizing their leadership. The piece praises United Nations action and U S resolve to halt communism, urging stronger countermeasures and warning of consequences if the flood is not stopped.
J P Kochel Installed as Lion Club Head Committees Named
J Paul Kochel was installed as the Lions Club president at the Legion Home on Tuesday. Officers installed included John Sweigart as first vice president Rich ard Bair as second vice president Roy W Hooker as third vice president George W Wilt as secretary George F Besore as treasurer Ralph Weber as Tail Twister, Leon Hensel and John J Sheaffer as directors. Parke Groff, past president, handed over the President's Pin. James Barr of Honey Brook gave a talk on District 14 D. The event, at a regular meeting, featured brief remarks and introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Kochel
Lions Club
Legion Home
John Sweigart
Richard Bair
Roy W. Hooker
George W. Wilt
George F. Besore
Lion Tanner
Ralph Weber
Tail Pwister
Fred Banks
Leon Hensel
John J. Sheaffer
Parke Groff
James Barr
Honey Brook
Lancaster
Lebanon
Berks
Chester
Aviation promotional meeting held at Lancaster County Airport
CAA officials Roy Clark and Mac McCarthy led the first aviation promotional gathering at the local field on Monday June 26. About 100 attendees watched a film History of Aviation and learned safety measures of modern aircraft. Six people won free night flights over town in the airport station wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clark
Mac” McCarthy
McCarthy
Lancaster County
New Holland
Clark
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Harry E. Muckle
Mrs. Harry E. Muckle thanks neighbors and friends for the cards and flowers sent during her stay at St. Joseph's Hospital and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harry E. Muckle
Thank You Note From Glenn Troy Martin
Glenn Troy Martin of New Holland R2 Pa expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards and gifts received during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Troy Martin
New Holland
R. 2
Recreation Program Gets Off To A Flying Start in this Borough
Swimming classes for ages 3 to 16 began on Monday June 26 with about 125 participants. Classes run Monday Wednesday and Friday while Tuesday and Thursday focus on life saving tests. Senior Life Saving Class members assist instructors across groups as the turnout pleases organizers. A large peanut scramble was held at the local park on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Obituary Notice for John J Robison
John Joseph Robison thirty eight supervisor of the tabulating depart ment of the New Holland Machine Company died at work due to congenital heart disease. He lived at 17 West Main Street York was a member of First Methodist Church and the National Association of Cost Accountants. Survived by wife Helen McKinley Robison two children Michael and Rebecca and several siblings. Funeral from Henry Sleeger Sons Memorial Funeral Home York Saturday 10 a.m. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Robison
New Holland Machine Company
A. E. Martin
Robison
Main Street
Thomas B. Robison
York
E. Irene Swigert Robison
The
Machine Company
First Methodist Church
National Association of Cost Accountants
Helen McKinley Robison
Michael McKinley
Rebecca C. Robison
Joseph Carney
Philadelphia
Paul L
James E. Robison
Richard A. Robison
Trenton
N. J
Henry Sleeger & Sons
Market Street
Prospect
Hill’ Cemetery
Thanks for all the flowers cards and visits
A note from Nosh Weaver expressing gratitude for flowers cards and visits during a recent stay at Lancaster General Hospital.
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Lancaster General Hospital
New Holland Community Picnic Plans Announced
Community leaders plan the annual New Holland Picnic on Saturday August 5 at Community Park. The Veetory Band provides music with games and contests and prizes as sponsors solicit local business ads for the Boom Bowater edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Sunday Schools of
New Holland and
Veetory
Picnic Association
Business Folks Plan Group to Form Local Sales Event
A mixed group of business and professional leaders met at the Legion Home on Tuesday night to form a temporary organization aimed at uniting retail interests for a community wide sales day. Carl H. Groff was named chairman with S. O. Zimmerman as vice chairman Ivan B. Lowry as secretary and Mrs. William Kronmeyer as treasurer. A constitution committee of Groff Spence Hackman and Whitmore was appointed to draft rules for submission to members. The committee will meet July 10 at The Clarion Office at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
J. B. Hess
Lititz
Clyde O. Benner
Carl H. Groff
S. O. Zimmerman
Ivan B. Lowry
William Kronmeyer
Groff
Carl Spence
Homer Hackman
R. E. Whitmore, Sr
Clarion
9 15 Class Wins First In National M B C Attendance Contest
A group led by Dr Elis H Metford journeyed to Ocean City New Jersey to accept first place in Class C of the National Federation of Bible Classes attendance contest The trip included teachers and officers of the organization including Dr Metford John J Sheaffer Roy W Hooker and Robert Weaver among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis H. Metford
Ocean City
N. J
National Federation of Men’s Bible Classe
National Organization
Robert Weaver
Roy W Hooker
Franklin Ruess
Guy N. Muselman
John J. Sheaffer
Herbert Barr
Charles A. Lew
John H. Ressler
Carl H. Gruff
Robert Kauffman
Sherman Stetfy
Dr. Metford
Thanks for help with hay during illness
Raymond C. Martin expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who cut and put away his hay while he was ill, thanking them for their kind deed and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Martin
New Holland, R. 2
New Cabinet Organ Dedication Sparks Church Event
Center Church installs a new cabinet organ with a detailed dedication. The afternoon service features Trinity Church of town participation and criticism of noisy youths. Storms last week caused tree and building damage, bridge washouts, and mail delays. Isaac Witwer expands business selling organs and offers repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Church
Trinity Church of Town
Isaac Witwer
Witwer
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Russell's Photo Ser
Wilson A.foust, Jr
Local and
Lancaster Machine Co
C. F. Yost
William
Feather
Coloysiia Menno
Naryon,r. 2
U.S. A
Seldomridge — Gennett
Joe Stalin
North Korea
Uncle Sam
Kremlin
Hhunks
Joe
Hitler
Mussolini
J. P. Kochel
Lion Club
CAA
Ru. CG. Bachman, DD
Mill Creek
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