EMPLOYEE DEAD Lucian Smith Passes
Lucian Smith, a former Delineator Magazine printer and Clarion office employee, died after a long illness. Born 1843 in Pike County Pennsylvania, he spent years roaming the United States and Canada as a journeyman printer. He was known for quiet humor, charity work, and steady service in the town’s printing office.
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Lucian Smithy
Smith
United States
Canada
Delineator
New York
Pike County
Clarion
New Holland
James Duffy known as Jimmie dies at 83 in Lancaster
James Duffy known to friends as Jimmie passed away in hospital last Friday at age 83. He was buried at St. Anthony's Cemetery in Lancaster after a period at the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Philadelphia. He came from near neighbors and was remembered for his cheerful greeting Hello My Boy. He was admitted February 27 and died from complications of old age.
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James Duffy
Jimmie
St. Anthony's
Lancaster
The
Little Sisters of the Poor
Philadelphia
Lancaster County
Duffy
Jacob B. Dipner Dies at 50 in Pennsylvania
Jacob B. Dipner died Thursday evening at age 50 after complications. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge of Bant and an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Survived by his wife and children Myrtle Steele Francis Harsh George J Mary A Earl B Dorothy, all at home. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 pm at the house and 2 pm at Paradise Church, with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Notice tobacco farmers. We are prepared to do tobacco at our ware. Phone 904 X.
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Jacob. B. Dipner
K. of P. Lodge
Bant
Pennsylvania Railroad
Myrtle
Frank. Steele
Sof Gap
Frances
A. B
Seminary Day to Honor United Brethren Church School in Dayton
Sunday program focuses on Bonebrake Theological Seminary in Dayton Ohio. Officials note new 21 acre campus and strong faculty as part of a nationwide standing. A special afternoon service will feature enhanced choir performances and a post service fundraiser for the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonebrake
Dayton
Ohio
United Brethren Church
Spring and Summer Dress Goods Arrive in New Styles
Our counters feature twenty five spring and summer dress goods assortments and Everton Suiting in eight colors arrived Thursday. Visit to view the new spring styles before choosing your purchase.
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Supper By Ladies' Aid Society Scheduled at Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of the local Methodist Church will hold a supper in the Sunday School room on Saturday evening March 20 starting at 6 PM.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Lenten Services Hear Keim Sermon as Keystone Quartet Sings
Rev. Chas E Keim delivered a strong message at the co operative Lenten services in place of Rev H A Benfer The Keystone Quartette from Ephrata sang splendidly Regular Sunday services are set with Sunday School at 930 Morning Worship at 1030 and Bible Lectures at 730 The Bible Lecture asks Must I take Communicen to be a Christian Next Thursday Rev Theodore I Herman of the Lancaster Theological Seminary will preach for the Union Lenten Services in the Reformed Church
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H. A. Benfer
Chas. E. Keim
Keystone Quartette
Ephrata
Theodore I. Herman
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Union
Reformed Church
The Rare Power of Glasses Demonstrations
John Sensenich, optometrist, presents two pictures showing Sure File Eye Glasses moving a girl's eyes to a natural position. The images claim to dramatically improve appearance and invite local readers to view the demonstrations and possibly recognize the girl pictured.
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John Sensenich
Easter Preparations Prompt Community Crease for Men and Youth
Easter is near with plans urging men and boys to join in as community activities begin. The effort, led by local groups, focuses on family engagement and youth participation ahead of the holiday.
St Patrick's Party of Kings' Daughters Meets For Devotion and Banquet
The Loyal Worker's Circle of the Kings' Daughters of New Holland held a Tuesday evening session in the Reform School room with devotional services led by Mrs. Paul B Hess. Minutes read by Miss Charles Wanner, treasury report given, sympathy committees named, admissions and new member welcomes noted. A program featured readings, singing, and solos followed by a St Patrick's Day banquet served by a long list of members and guests.
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The
Kings’ Daughters of New Holland
Reformed
Paul B. Hess
Charles Wanner
Mra. R. E Good
Alfred Eckert
Wayne Ranck
C. M. Diller
Lillia Rutter
New Holland
Vicinity
S. M. High
Harry Oberholtzer
Blue, Ball and Vicinity
E. L. Lessey
P. B. Hess
Charles Yost
the Circle
Irwin Weaver
Maria Bender
Barton
L. Lessey
C. G. Bachman
R. E. Good
Charles Warner
Anna Barton
Augustus Weiler
Eugene Knecht
Harry Ressler
Davis Ranch
R. K. McWilliams
Clarence Weaver
R. N. Benvers
Amos. Good
Isaac Snader
Eugene Rutter
Lewis Storb
Jrv
Anna Roland
Paul Esbenshade
Helen Fenninger
Evelyn Roseboro
Emily Rutter
Cora Bair
Norman Gutekunst
C. E. Roseboro
Arthur Ames
Mary Russel
James Davis
Wayne Ranch
A. AL. Whitmer
Lizzie DeHaven
Bertha, Hammond
Charles Brown
Clarence Roy Weaver
Belinda DeHaven
Horace Warner
Virginia Renninger
Esther Diem
Mary Stauffer
Lydia Weaver
Clyde Brackin
J.P. Rutter
H. Dorwart
Keller
Méntzer
Pee Bower
Alfred Bekert
Charles Mentzer
H. A
Holland Boy Appointed to Post at Boston University
A New Holland youth has been named secretary and treasurer of the Emerson Debating Society at Boston University. The group honors the late Professor Mary Alice Emerson of the English faculty.
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NEW
Holland
Boston
University
School of Religious, Education and Social Service
Boston” University
Emerson Debating Society
Mary Alice. Emerson
School
Stanley
Kendig
New Holland
Akro cooks host waffles dinner for teachers
A local event hosted by Akro restaurant features a fine menu including chicken and waffles as a appreciation dinner for faculty members. Organizers highlight a warm, community gathering in support of teachers.
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We. Weiler
Staurant
Akro
Sesqui Centennal and Old Home Week planned in New Holland
A Lions committee proposes a Sesqui Centennial and Old Home Week in New Holland during early July with July 3 as a highlight. Citizens are urged to contribute suggestions and historical events, aiming to place the town high in county and state celebrations. The piece recalls founder John Diffenderfer, Revolutionary War links, and the town’s early public school system.
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New Holland
John Diffenderfer
Lancaster County
United States
Sesqui-Centennial Committee
New Holland Man Awarded 50 in Auto Collision Case
John M Ferich of New Holland received 50 damages after a jury verdict in Judge Landis' court. The collision occurred at Bushong Mill road and Oregon pike when a truck driven by Ferich’s son was hit by Harry Rudy of Lititz.
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John M.ferich
New Holland
Harry Rudy
Lititz
Common Pleas Court
Stauffer Sales Company
Norman M. Badorf
Uit
Badorf
Jame
Lions Club Plans Visiting Nurse Campaign in New Holland
The Lions Club of New Holland will canvass New Holland and Blue Ball homes in the next days to raise funds for establishing a Visiting Nurse service. Donations will be refunded if the goal is not reached. The group also updates on the Sesqui Centennial and Old Home Week plans and solicits ideas for town improvements.
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Lions Club of
New Holland
New Holland House
JC. M. Diller
W. E. Davis
Blue Ball
Lion E. L. Lessey
Voter Registration Sessions by L K Bear at New Holland House
L K Bear Registry Assessor will site at the New Holland House polling place on Tuesday and Wednesday March 16 and 17 1926 from 10 a m to 3 p m for voters to file Enrollment Certificates or update enrollment. Electors new to the district since last September or of legal age may register and enroll.
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L. K. Bear
New Holland House
Bargains on Second Floor Displays Arrive Saturday
Store alterations near completion move merchandise to the second floor display tables starting Saturday with vast assortment. Sacrifices promised as items are moved to clear space.
Hoot Gibson to star in Western at Harner's Theatre
Hoot Gibson stars in The Ridin Kid From Powder River at Harner's Theatre Saturday night March 18. Edward Sedgwick directs with Tully Marshall Gladys Hulette Walter Long in a Universal Western drama portraying cattlemen nesters and avenger themes.
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Hoot Gibson
Harner’s
Universal
Powder River
Harner Theatre
Henry Herbert Knibbs
Edward Sedgwick
Tully Marshall
Gladys Hulette
Walter Long
Hoot
Nester
Avenger
the Rambler
Pal
Universal Ranch
Tully - Il
Gertrude Astor
William A. Steele
Newmarket Hosts Another Big Day at Groff Building
A large Newmarket crowd packed the Groff Building on Railroad Avenue last Friday. From 8:30 until closing, hundreds visited as farmers found many goods sold out quickly. Shown were chickens eggs meats cheese apples pickles and a wide variety of baked goods.
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New Holland
Groff
Railroad Avenue
Personal Notices From Lincoln And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Wesley Brown of Lincoln spent two days with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kilhefner hosted on Broad Street. Mrs. J P Scheid of Lancaster and Mrs. George Spotts near White Horse visited Mrs. Jacob Kauffman. Mrs. Kurtz and son from Denver were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hutchinson and family.
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Wesley Brown
Lincoln
Elmer Kilhefner
Broad Street
J. P. Scheid
Lancaster
George Spotts
White Horse
Jacob Kauffman
Kurtz
Denver
Daniel Hutchinson
Near Town
Roland E. Good
Lititz
John H. Musser
Esbenshade
Paul Esbenshade
Philadelphia
Milton Althouse
E. C. Althouse
Strasburg
Harry Dicely
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Next Wednesday
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will hold their monthly meeting next Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the Sunday School room. All members are urged to attend.
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Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Love a la Carte at Harner's Theatre April 6
The Young People of the Methodist Church of New Holland present the comedy Love a la Carte at Harner's Theatre on April 6, promising amateur theatrics on a par with prior excellent entertainments. Watch the Clarion for plot and cast details.
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Methodist Church of
New Holland
Harner
Clarion
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