Wright to be piano soloist in Lancaster fall concert
Glenn R. Wright son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Wright of this borough will be piano soloist with the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra in the first fall and winter series in October. The announcement came from Mr Keneath Bates president of the orchestra at last Wednesday’s concert. Wright graduated from Oberlin College in 1948 with the bachelor of music and holds a master’s degree from the University of Michigan in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn R. Wright
Mirs
Robert H. Wright
Lancaster Symphony Orchestra
Keneath Q. Bates
Mr. Wright
Oberlin College
University of Michigan
Rummage Sale Planned by Lady Alice Dunn Rebekah Lodge
The Lady Alice Dunn Rebekah Lodge No 280 will hold a rummage sale on Friday March 24 from 4 to 9 PM and Saturday March 26 from 8 AM to 4 PM at 82 South Duke Street Lancaster People with rummage to donate may call 971 R 3 to arrange collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dunn
Doctor’s Office Closed Week of March 6 1950
H. E. Stauffer M D of Bareville Pennsylvania announces his office will close from March 6 through March 12 1950 while attending a postgraduate course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Stauffer
M. D. Bareville
Farm Show Directors Meet To Reorganize Board
Farm Show Directors will meet with The Farmers Day Association on Tuesday March 7 at 8 15 at the high school to reorganize the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Day Association
Rotary Club Officers Nominated for 1950 Fresh Air Report
The Rotary Club met at Peoples Restaurant with Rev. C. B. Starr in charge. Prof. Wm. Thompson of Franklin and Marshall College spoke as Hoover Commission sponsor for Lancaster County. J. Martin announced nominations for 1950: Musselman president Weaver vice president Rutter secretary Getz treasurer Stauffer Weaver Starr directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Peoples Restaurant
C. B. Starr
Wm. Thompson
Franklin,and Marshall College
Hoover Commission
Lancaster County
Frank Powl
al. Rausenberger, Jr
Birdsboro Club
J. Z. Martin
H. Clair Musselman
Edward C. Weaver
J. Howard Rutter
Edgar Getz
Samuel S. Stauffer
Wm. F. Weaver
Rev. Co. B. Starr
J. Martin
New York City
Card of Thanks From the Grant and Hagey Families
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of love and sympathy during the loss of husband and father. The Grant and Hagey Families express gratitude and appreciation for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Hagey
For Sale Groom Dwelling With Over Four Acres
For sale in New Holland Pennsylvania is a dwelling house with more than four acres of land. Price listed at 3800 dollars. Contact STYER and EVANS for real estate and insurance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom
Styer & Evans
New Holland, Pa
Lions International Chief Calls for United Stand for World Peace
Lions International President Walter C. Fisher urged greater international cooperation at the New Holland Lions Club twenty-fifth anniversary. He cited Do unto others as the basis for peace and noted his Europe tour soon. Fisher, also president of Lions International City, received a $100 check for building the International City.
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Lions International
Walter C. Fisher
Queenston
Ontario
Canada
New Holland Lions Club
Europe
Fisher
Lions International City
Chicago
Lions Club
Parke Groff
J. Paul Kochel
C. G. Bachman
D.D
George F. Besore
Paul F. Esbenshade
William G. Gilfillan
Roy K. Hooker
J. Maurice Smith
Wilford G. Stauffer
Clifford B. Townsley
H. Earle Wright
Monarch
Isaac W. Cauller
Henry R. Fenninger
Victor D. Kling
Henry S. Shirk
Charles S. Zwally
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Young Men's Business League
Philadelphia
George D. High
R. E. Whitmore, Sr
William E. Ix, Jr
Harold Nutter
Camden
N. J
New Holland
Lions Clubs
Lancaster County
Wayne B. Ranch
AmVets Skating Party Cancelled Ahead of Playoff Friday
The AmVets Skating Party is cancelled indefinitely due to the championship playoff game scheduled for Friday evening March 8.
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AmVets Skating Party
AmVets
Card Party by Terre Hill Ladies Auxiliary Fire Co
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Terre Hill Fire Company will hold a card party this Friday evening March 8 at 8 30 p m. Proceeds support the fire company and community programs.
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The
Terre Hill Fire Company
Alma Jeanette Myer and Raymond L Martin Wedding in Bareville
Alma Jeanette Myer daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Myer of Bird in Hand and Raymond L Martin son of Samuel Martin of Kinzers R1 were married at 10 am Saturday in the Church of the Brethren Bareville Rev Paul Weng er officiated Maid of honor Janet Baer Rohrerstown bridesmaids Mary E Denlinger Rohrerstown Sara Kathryn Groff Banks best man Robert Myer brother of the bride Ushers Richard Myer Vernon Charles gown candlelight satin with seed pearls bouquet orchid and white carnations bridesmaids aqua brocaded taffeta heart bouquets yellow carnations reception at Kauf man Tea Room East Petersburg couple to reside in Lancaster after a Florida wedding trip.
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Alma Jeanette Myer
Samuel Myer
Raymond L. Martin
Samuel Martin
Kinzer
Church of the Brethren
Bareville
Paul Wenger
Leacock
Janet Baer
Rohrerstown
Mary E. Denlinger
Sara Kathryn Groff
Banks
R. J
Maid of Honor
Norman Kensinger
Kensinger
Benjamin Landis
Margaret Ebersole
Kauffman
East Petersburg
Lancaster
R. 4
Florida
TCN Revue Rescheduled to March 7
The TCN Revue now set for March 7 at 8:00 p.m. due to PIAA basketball playoffs. The talent show blends radio and TV with ten prizes plus final and door prizes. Winners chosen by judges and an applause meter during Garraway at paree News Caravan and other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIAA
Paree News
Tweny Questions
Star Theatre
Meet the Press
Frontier Playhouse
The Old Oaken Bucket and the Indian Brave
A Sunday School tale contrasts an Indian on a pony with his squaw carrying a load to criticize cooperation and gender bias. A teacher uses the episode to illustrate social change and the evolving respect for women.
Fisher Delivers Notable Speech At 25th Lions Anniversary
Walter C Fisher of Lions International attended the New Holland Lions Club anniversary despite a sleet storm. He rode a sixty mile drive in a difficult car and told listeners to avoid risky driving, noting he would rather be late than face danger and the Pearly Gates. His speech urged highway safety and prudent travel in bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Fisher
Lions International
New Holland Lions Club
Philadelphia
Earl Lodge 413 to Confer Third Degree at Cocalico Lodge
I C O F notes Earl Lodge 413 of New Holland will travel to Reams town Friday to confer the third degree in full ceremonial form on new candidates from Cocalico and New Holland Lodges. Officers urge strong turnout to support the event and Cocalico Lodge will provide refreshments with a hearty welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lodge
New Holland
Reamstown
Cocalico Lodge
Cocalico and
Property Listings In Intercourse Area From W D Kling Agency
West end of New Holland offers a brick ten room house on 60 by 120 lot with new hot water heat furnace electric and bath priced at 11000. Graffdale features a 1 to 2 acre site with six room house and pipeless furnace at 8500. Intercourse lists three new homes with conveniences. Bird in Hand covers an eight room frame house with conveniences priced at 8000. Bareville presents 60 by 200 foot lot with six room electric house at 7800. Salisbury Township hosts a 14 acre farm with electric power. Near Suplee is a 17 1/2 acre dairy farm with electric silo and 30 acres pasture at 110 per acre with possession April 1.
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New Holland
Graffdale
Intercourse
Bareville
Salisbury Township
Suplee
W. D. Kling
Thanks for flowers cards and gifts during hospital stay
Mrs. Robert Gochenaur expresses gratitude to friends for flowers cards and gifts received while staying at Lancaster General Hospital and after returning home.
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Lancaster General Hospital
Fire alarm tests at new fire hall march 4
On Saturday March 4 the new fire hall siren system will be tested. The events begin at 11 00 a m with an alarm from the Telephone Exchange and at 11 05 a m with a siren from the new fire hall call box. All firefighting equipment will be in service after testing.
Obituary of Dr John M Wenger longtime Terre Hill physician
Dr John M Wenger sixty nine a physician in the Terre Hill area since 1911 died at 4 44 p m Saturday in St Joseph’s Hospital The Weiss Knowner physician and teacher had served the community for eleven decades He was deputy coroner for thirteen years and for thirty years president of the borough school board at his death He was a former president of the Terre Hill Bank He was a son of Samuel R and the late Catherine McCloud Wenger Born at Brownstown he attended Camp Grove school Ephrata High School and Franklin and Marshall College before medical studies and graduation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wenger
Terre Hall
Ina St. Joseph's
weileKnowenr Phystehin
Oor
Dy. Wenger
Terre Hill Bank
Dr. Wenger
Samuel R
Catherine McCloud Wenger
Brownstown
Camp Grove
Ephrata High School
Franklin and Marshall College
Hospital visit thanks to friends for gifts and cards
I express appreciation to friends who gave gifts flowers and cards and visited me in hospital and after returning home.
Athletic Association Sets Goal of 3500 For Year's Activities
The New Holland Community Athletic Association aims to raise 3500 to fund five local teams this year. Hovland last year’s champion plans an Eastern County League amateur season, starting soon. Organizers report totals and expect sum contributions by March 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the New Holland Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah
SUE Gaa
New Holland Community Athletic Association
J. Paul Kochel
Othe We
Hovland
Pegeue
Tonavete
Avrie
Boiseheto
Strat
Sodottat
Robert Gert
Cersness
Jacob Myer
Wayne Prescotl
New Holland Legion
Scrap Drive Day Changes for Troop 48 Collection
Local residents who have aided the Scouts and Scouters of Troop 48 are asked to prepare waste paper rags and iron for collection on Tuesday March 7 the date of the next collection Former drives had been held on Wednesdays.
Over the shail to the Past and local notes in Clarion
Rev Cr Bachman reflects on crime waves with robberies plaguing schools and homes around the county while Caernarvon Lyceum debates shortening the term to four months. A No 1 school teacher receives wedding silver from pupils, John Myers crafts a five octave melodeon, Reading clock repair is noted, and New Holland prepares its own clock. Continued on Page 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Clarion
Caernarvon
A. W. Snader
New Holland
Reading
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Russell
Urs
Ranern’ S
Foul
Taday Elias Diem
Mason
Cotta
Allen Ranek
Daston
Ohio
Abram Bors
Chelona
Ro Swacce
George S. Raves
Photo Service International
Lions International City Project
Glenn Wright
First Fall Symphony
International
Martin — Myer
Robert Myer
Richard Myer
Vernon Charles
TCN Revue
Lion Fisher
Robert Gochenaur
Wats
Rev
Cr. Bachman
West End
John Myers
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