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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
7
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Mrs Seldomridge of New Bloomfield and Mr John Wertz of Newport wed in a church ceremony. The bride, a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College, heads the Home Economics Dept in Hightstown New Jersey. The groom, Franklin and Marshall College graduate, is a pastor and U S Naval Reserve chaplain. They plan a July 1 home at the Reformed Parsonage in New Bloomfield.
Myers Buckwalter couple from Leola and Bareville wed at 2 p m Sunday in the Evangelical United Brethren Church New Holland The Rev Russell E Etter officiated maid of honor Kitty Lou Steller best man Lewis Hillard ushers William Harsh and Ned Bard
Miss Elsie Mae Furlow of Lancaster and John Martin son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Martin of New Holland were married Saturday at 1 00 pm in Trinity Lutheran parsonage this borough with Rev George W Wilt officiating A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Northeimer of Narvon Mr Martin owns the General Wayne Hotel Honey Brook
Joanne M. Dissinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph B Dissinger 103 East Main Street Brownstown and James Clyde Imhoff son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln K Imhoff Talmage were married at 2 p m Sunday in the Brownstown Evangelical Congregational Church Rev E J Groff officiated.
Licensed to Wed D Clyde Moyer and Mae S Burkholder. Also noting Ralph G Martin and Pearl Albright as another couple in Stevens and Bareville areas.
Events listed include bake sales and fairs from July through September. Highlights feature a July 1 bake sale at Stauffer’s Drug Store, July 15 carnival for a new fire engine, July 16 Bair Reunion, July 20–22 Earl Lodge 413 centennial, August 5 community picnic, August 19 American Legion fireworks, September 9 Methodist bake, and September 16 Boy Scouts bake sale.
New Holland Kiwanis Club members approve a street identification signs program for the borough at a weekly luncheon. The committee will present the plan to the borough council next meeting. Allan Redrow, patent attorney for the New Holland Machine Co., spoke on patents and their role in American progress. Bertram led visiting Kiwanis from the Lancaster Club.
The Rotary Club meeting saw Rev. C. B. Starr install H. Clair Musselman as president. Officers named for the coming year include Edward C. Weaver, J. Howard Rutter, and Edgar B. Getz with directors Stauffer Weaver and Martin. Visiting Rotarians attended and next week's meeting is set for Yoder's Restaurant at 6:30 p.m.
The Class of 1932 gathered in Community Park for a reunion with a picnic lunch and games for children. Mr. Raymond Baxter presented a class history while Parke Groff led the business session. Twenty-three members attended along with twenty-nine guests. one member has died.
A Minneapolis grocer receives a payment from a former debtor who claims spiritual conversion. The piece discusses Jacob's Bible story of transformation from trickster to principled leader, framing conversion as turning black into white and a test of religion through change.
Local church notices list service times for Pequea and East Earl area congregations. Rev J Bergman leads Airy services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 7 30 p m Cedar Lane Chapel near East Earl on Route 897 posts Millard F Berkheimer as pastor with Sunday School 9 30 a m preaching 7 30 p m Bible study Friday 7 30 p m and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m
The Terre Hill Mennonite Brethren in Christ church announces a pastor Bible School at 1 R. GC Rebeapach and Mount Waren at 10:00 a.m. A Young People gathering and hosting at 6 p.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at 9:45 p.m.
A mixed column discusses keeping interests beyond work as life balance, then reflects on Bethlehem customs of the Lovefeast and Bach Festival. It compares Siamese twins to nations, urging unity yet separate households, and notes a U N Security Council stance against aggression by Red Russia with calls for peace and sanctions.
Paul M. Russell was chosen head of a clan at a Delaware association meeting held in ton with eleven members present. The gathering included I Wayne Russell Martha Wise and daughters Kathryn Florence Gap Ada Eilk Yeadon Bertha Baxter Blanche Russell Emma McIntyre Oxford and many others from Reading Pomeroy Lancaster Wilmington and New Holland.
Jeye E Fenninger of Leola was chosen president at the 18th Fenninger family reunion held at Community Park. About 150 attended as Mia Schlauch Hershey was named vice president and Bertha Good Leacock was secretary with Jere S Fenninger Lancaster R G treasurer. Sallie Bair aged 86 of Lancaster won oldest attendee prize and Barbara Anne Kautz age 1 of Bird in Hand won youngest attendee prize.
A special ordination service will be held at the New Holland Mennonite Church on Sunday July 2 at 2 p m for Samuel Allen Shirk of Groffdale to be ordained to the ministry for missionary service. He graduated from New Holland High School and Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg Virginia.
Ella Palmer Hillard of New Holland R2 named executrix of the estate of John Hillard late of East Karl in a granted lottery proceeding.
Elizabeth Musser seventy four longtime Lancaster County resident died Tuesday night at 11 29 at her daughter Ella Engle's home 215 Willow Street Colorado Springs Colorado She is survived by one grandson six sisters and one brother and her foster mother Bowthangville plus many relatives including daughter Ella and son in law Frank Engle Names Barabara Hurst Hettie Good Annie Good Maggie Bowman Sally Burkhart Susie Burkhart Jacob Honst among others reside in East Earl New Holland Narvon Molin ton and Terre Hill areas.
James J Mosemann of 218 Eastling Street Lancaster died suddenly at 5 30 am Tuesday at St Josephs Hospital of coronary heart disease born in Lancaster son of Mrs Lena Hege Mosemann and the late Rev Divan Shoxemann employed as a clerk at A P grocery store at East King and Ann Streets survived by his mother three daughters Shirley Merlin and Fay Mae and several brothers and sisters funeral services were held from the Funeral Home of Fred F Groff Inc Lancaster and interment was in Mellingers Mennonite Cemetery
State police urge a stop sign at the intersection of a legislative route with the Intercourse Gap road three miles northwest of Gap where 13 year old William Robert Lefever of Gordonville Route 1 died May 24 in a bicycle collision with a tractor trailer. State Policeman William Devlin submitted the highway hazards report to the Bureau of Highway Safety with authorization from Captain Frank Gleason.
The 9:15 Class of St. Stephen Reformed Sunday School will travel by chartered buses to Philadelphia to see the Phillies vs Brooklyn game this Friday evening. About seventy five people will attend as a prize for winning a class attendance contest. Parke Groff leads the losing team and directs the trip. Dr John J Scheaffer is the class president taught by Robert G Weaver.
Mr and Mrs Elam S Horst of Bareville R1 hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Reuben Horst of Sheridan R1 who depart Friday for Tanganyika East Africa. They will spend three years on a construction project to build schools hospitals and a mission. They go with Lancaster Conference Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities.
Annual Community Picnic of the Sunday Schools of Salem Evartzel ical and Reformed Church Hellers Zion Evangelical Lutheran Leacock and Wesley Memorial Methodist Leola to be held Saturday July 15 at New Holland Community Park.
A statement extols the U S free competitive enterprise system as the remaining example not controlled by power hungry politicians urging every citizen to defend it.
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