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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1931

Page

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New Holland Eyes Tri County Baseball League Franchise

Local sportsmen plan a meeting at L M Storb Sr on March 17 to discuss forming a New Holland amateur team. The town aims to join the Tri County Baseball League with five already named clubs including Lebanon and York's Albermarle A A, seeking financial support and organizational backing.

New Holland Ben Ankle Lancaster Tri- County Lebanon Bricker Baking Company Ephrata Greenwood Chevrolets Albermarle A. A York Lancaster Athletics L. M. Storb

Lions Club Meets in New Holland_W Legion Home

The Lions Club of New Holland held its semi monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 6 30 in the American Legion Home with many members present. Dr J A Homan reported on the Community Hall Committee and future procedures were outlined. An entertainment debate featured CS Zwally J Paul Kochel Rev C G Bachman and H B Ressler. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 24 with five officers to be elected.

Lions Club of New Holland American Legion J. A. Homan CS. Zwally

William Wallace 85 dies at daughter’s home in Kinzer

William Wallace aged eighty five died Friday at 3 40 p m at his daughter Mrs Lemon Wenger's home in Kinzer after a week long illness. A lifelong Earl Township resident he spent recent years with his daughter. He worked as a carpenter and farmer and served as a state roads inspector and Earl Township assessor. A Civil War era teamster he was a charter member of P O S of A No 40 New Holland and a founder of Mt Tab United Brethren Church. Surviving are his daughter, twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services were held at his daughter's home then at Zeltenreich Reformed Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.

William Wallace Lemon Wenger Kinzer Elizabeth McIntyre New Holland Wallace Earl Township Lancaster County Washington, D. C Martinsburg West Virginia Mt. Tabor

Death of Mahlon Horst Aged Four Months

Mahlon Horst four month old son of Mr and Mrs Mahlon Horst near Union Grove died Sunday morning at the parental home. Survived by sister Mable and brothers John and Christian. Services Tuesday at 1 at home and 2 at Weaverland Mennonite church. Burial in adjoining cemetery.

Mahlon Horst Union Grove Mable John Christian Weaverland Mennonite Church

Mrs Susan Hoshour obituary lauded in Bowmansville funeral

Mrs Susan Hoshour nee Hufford widow of Jeremiah Hoshour died at her son in law and daughter Harrison and Kessler Bowmansville on the anniversary of her birth aged 84 She leaves children John Sarah Samuel Emma Jeremiah and Sue and siblings Neilson Huffard and Mrs John Zerbe Grandchildren number 16 great grandchildren 19 and one great great grandchild The funeral from the Kessler home Bowmansville Saturday at 10 am Interment Allegheny church cemetery

Susan Hoshour Hufford Jeremiah Hoshour Harrison Kessler Bowmansville John Sarah Hufford Sarah Jefferson Sweitzer Alleghenyville Samuel Lititz Emma

Mothers Meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church Report

The monthly mothers meeting convened Wednesday afternoon in the Trinity Lutheran Sunday School rooms. A brief program followed with readings by Mrs. R Wright and Mrs. A Plightful and selections titled Need Thee Every Hour and Beautiful and other items.

Trinity Lutheran Church

Training School Commencement Set for April Ninth

The winter term of New Holland Leadership Training School closed with fifteen representatives enrolled. Four scholars earned the Leadership Training Diploma by completing twelve units. Graduates Martin A. Diller Mrs. Martin A. Diller George B. Rank and Herman Shirk will receive diplomas at the April 9 commencement in the United Brethren Church with speaker Professor Nevin Harner.

Hearland Martin A. Diller George 8. Rangk Herman Shirk United Brethren Church Nevin Harner Lancaster Theological Seminary

The Lady of the Library presented by Gleaners Class

A comedy drama The Lady of the Library will be staged at Harner Theatre in the borough on Friday evening May first. The Gleaners Class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School organized the show with rehearsals underway and a well balanced cast chosen. A synopsis and full cast will be published later.

Harner Gleaners Methodist Episcopal Sunday School

Fate of County Traction Lines To Be Decided Next Monday

A joint meeting of 11 county street railway boards will decide the future of the lines leased to Conestoga Traction, a subsidiary of Pennsylvania Power and Light. Recommendations were prepared by a 11-member committee and approved, with details to be announced after the meeting.

Conseloga Traction Company Pennsylvania Power” and Light Company Lehigh Valley Securities Company S. R. Slaymaker John Wickersham Charles G. Baker Conestoga Traction Company Deeciihe of - the - Christiane Reunion

Native Galilean preacher draws large crowd in Harner Theatre

Stephen A. Haboush, native former Galilee shepherd, spoke to a large audience at Harner Theatre on My Shepherd Life in Galilee with a Twenty Third Psalm interpretation. He and his wife Madame Haboush promote Jerusalem and the East travelogue show for March 19 with motion pictures and hand colored scenes, in native attire and with music.

Stephen A. Hgboush Galilee Harner Theatre Jerusalem The East Madam Haboush

Reading and Chesapeak Rail Road Gets Charter

A charter is granted for a Reading and Chesapeak Railroad to build from Reading through New Holland to Baltimore. The region eyes growth as a future railroad center. Samuel Brubaker offers the Western Hotel for rent with thirty acres. Hon. A W Snader travels to Harrisburg by train via Downingtown for Legislature sessions, with a rail line landslide near Churchtown Road causing delays.

Reading and Chesapeak Railroad Company Reading New Holland Lancaster County Baltimore Samuel Brubaker Western Hotel A. W. Snader Downingtown Harrisburg Churchtown Road

Twenty Five Years Ago Wedding Anniversary Observed

The golden wedding anniversary of auctioneer Jacob D. Warfel and his wife was celebrated at their East Main Street home on March.

Jacob ‘D. Warfel East Main Street

Junior Class To Present The Patsy Play At High School

The junior class announces a three act comedy The Patsy to be staged Friday evening March 20 in the high school auditorium. The story follows Patricia Harrington the Patsy who is kept in the background while her sister shines. An American family setting frames the plot with a final triumph and happiness for Patricia. Cast includes Bill Harrington Parker Groff and Janet Hope among others. Tickets are on sale now through class members and can be exchanged for reserved seats March 16 after school.

Patsy Patricia Harrington Harrington Bill Harrington Park Groff Grace William Harrington Janet Hope Grace Harrington Mildred Stauffer Miriam Ober Holzer Billy Caldwel Reed Seaboldt Tony Anderson Clyde Kauffman Sadie Buchanan Violet Grube Francis Patrick O'Flaherty Paul Sensenig Ellsworth Frankhouse

Card Party Planned by Earl Lodge No 413 I O O F

Earl Lodge No 413 I O O F announces its second annual card party in the Lodge Hall Styer Evans Building Friday March 27 at 8 00 pm Prizes await high scorers a light luncheon will be served free of charge Admission is fifty cents All are invited to attend

Earl Lodge No Lodge Styer & Evans

County firemen qualifying for first aid certificates

A high percentage of county firemen are earning First Aid certificates and proving adept at emergency care. The third group examination was held at West Lampeter High School with many volunteers earning certificates under Dr. W. S. Tinney. Upcoming exams are scheduled for Denver on March 17, Kinzer on March 19, and New Holland on March 28 with designated examiners.

Lancaster The Red Cross West Lampeter High School W. S. Tinney Strasburg Denver I. D. Heckman Kinzer Allen G. Brackbill Seaman Place New Holland J. A. Hoffman

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement

We express sincere thanks to our many friends for kindness during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Samuel E. Weaver and Family.

Samuel E. Weaver

Insurance ad stresses auto protection options

A vintage looking ad from Evans Real Estate and Insurance urges buyers to foresee and forestall loss by insuring against automobile fire theft collision property damage and public liability. It markets comprehensive auto and property coverage with emphasis on protection and peace of mind.

Evans

Community Hall Plans Discussed by Town Groups

Town committees from the King's Daughters, Business and Professional Women's Club, Lions Club, Boys' Band and American Legion met February 9 in the Farmers National Bank building to study a community hall. A March 9 report announced a ballot plan selecting twenty active citizens, twelve to form a planning committee, with reports to follow at a public meeting.

Robert Wright King’s Daughters Lions Club Boys’ Band American Fare Company Farmers National Bank and Trust Company Pressaiine Conestoga Post

Local residents share visits across towns in Lancaster area

Mr and Mrs Harry B Worst and daughter Ruth joined Mr and Mrs Craig Halverson for Sunday with Newton Worst in Toughkienna mon. Lillian Rutter and Mrs James Henninger visited Lancaster on Wednesday. Martha Brown of Lancaster called on town friends Tuesday. M M Supplee returned home after two weeks in Lancaster with her son George B Supplee. Jr Anna Groff plans a visit to Nphrare to see friends. Adam Overly couple spent Sunday at East Earl with sister Mary Weaver. Preacher Abram Landis, his wife and others from Endrata with Gideon Eberl of Akron visited Bishop and Mrs Now H H Mack. Preacher J B Smith of Felicia Ohio spent Monday with Teshon and Noah H Mack. Smith preached three sermons at Weaverland church during the week. Miss Rebecca Luekenkil from Millersville State Teachers College stayed weekend with Rev and Mrs F C Aungs. The Aungs spent Monday at Colonial Park Harrisburg where the funeral for former parishioner Samuel Atticks was conducted.

Harry B. Worst Ruth Craig Halverson Newton Worst Toughkiennamon Lillian Rutter James Henninger Lancaster Martha Brown M. M. Supplee George B. Supplee Anna Groff Nphrare Adam Overly East Earl Mary Weaver Abram Landis Wtt Christian Moseman Endrata Gideon Eberl Akron Spert Bishop H H. Mack J. B. Smith Felicia Ohio Teshon Noah H. Mack Smith Weaverland Churen Rebecc Luekenk Millersville Colonial Park Harrisburg Samuel Atticks

New Holland Alumni to Form Solid Body

At New Holland High School on March 11 a committee led by Edwin C. Diller and including Mareie Ranek Evelyn Roseboro Nahar Robinson and Martin Snader was formed to reorganize the temporary alumni group into a solid working unit with advisor support from Prof Lowry and J Paul Korhel. Plans for a general alumni day and a production of the musical comedy See You Later on December 3 and 4 1931 were proposed to jump start the new organization.

New Holland High School Edwin C. Diller Mareie Ranek Evelyn Roseboro Nahar Robinson Martin Snader Prot Lowry J. Paul Korhel Tigi

Rod and Gun Club Releases Game For Hunters

Members of the New Holland Road and Gun Club distributed one hundred eighty rabbits and three male ring neck pheasants locally. The club plans another shipment of ring necks soon and distributes annually many game animals and fish cans to area sportsmen.

New Holland Road and Gun Club

Kings Daughters Meet At Reformed Church Event

The Kings Daughters met at the Reformed church with Mrs F C Arias presiding. Miss Alia Lule led Bible study and members supplied clothing and coal for a seven person family. They plan a June candy project for disabled VFW at Perry Point and a quilting party in April at United Brethren church.

Cma Dendy Lepawl Reformed Church Serpiaurs F.C. Arias Alia Lule Wro WAP Perry Pont Hospita Anna R. Barton United Brethren Church

Well Baby Clinic Held At Trinity Lutheran

The Well Baby Clinic met Thursday afternoon March 5 from 2 to 4 in the Sunday School rooms of Trinity Lutheran church. Fifteen children and eight mothers attended with Dr. Wentz in charge and Miss Kersey assisting.

Trinity Lutheran Church Dr. Wentz Kersey Elizabethtown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tri-County Mothers’ Meeting U. B. Church Gleaner Methodist Sunday School Mr. Haboush Madame Haboush New Holland Churches Ogue Haboush Jesus Book Palestine M. G. Weaver ROD and Gun Club West:end Montin
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