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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1942

Page

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Girl Scouts Honor Juliette Low Founder Week Observed

Girl Scouts of America plan Founder’s Week from March 16 to 21 to honor Juliette Gordon Low on her 80th birthday. Troop 33 members April Lammey and Patsy Fenninger will attend church March 22, with a March 28 open house and investiture for new members.

Scouts of America America Juliette Gordon Juliette An. International Fund Lammey Patsy Fenninger Doris. Shaub Henry ‘Brook Helen K. Wentz St.Francis’ ‘Hospital Pittsburgh Jerry Wolfe

Rod and Gun Club Set Target Shoot Saturday

The New Holland Rod and Gun Club will hold a target shoot Saturday afternoon starting at 1 p.m. The program includes 50 16 yard targets distance handicap targets. Numerous shotgun shells will serve as trophies in the event.

Holland Rod. and Gun Club

Postpone G O P Club Meeting at The New Holland

The New Holland Republican Club has postponed its March meeting. A new date will be announced in next week's Clarion issue.

The New Holland Republican Ton the Clarion

Loans for April First Seame

A rural finance notice emphasizes farm and home loans offered at a reasonable rate of interest. Crediting C R Weaver and referencing April First Seame for financing options.

Civilian Defense Instructions and Local Meeting Notify

Public guidance on incendiary bomb control lists equipment like hose, sand, shovel, and gloves to use instead of extinguishers. A Friday meeting in New Holland and a March 23 screening on bombing control are announced, with a statewide blackout request for urgent lighting removal.

State Council ‘of Defense George Dean Landa National Office of Civilian Defense Councils of Defense Augustine Janeway

Local Nuptials Tie Zimmermans to Sensenigs in Forest Hill

Mr and Mrs William F Zimmer man of Denver announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel to Erwin Sensenig son of Mrs Aaron Sensenig of Ephrata Rivers and also of their son Irwin Zimmerman to Miss Barbara Stauffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Stauffer of Eph rata. The ceremony occurred at Forest Hill Maryland on Monday Rev Edmund Thompson officiated. They will reside on a farm near Lincoln and near Red Run respectively.

William. F. Zimmerman Denver Annourica Mabel Erwin Sensenig Mra Aaron Sensenig Forest Hill Edmund. Thompson Sonsenig Lincoln

Miss Loretta Bender Weds Charles Shaub in Neffaville

Loretta Bender daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bender and Charles L Shaub son of Mr and Mrs Walter D Shaub were married at 2 30 p m Saturday in the parsonage of Long Memorial United Brethren Church Neffaville by Rev Ira D Lowery. The couple was unattended. Mr Shaub is employed by the U S Asbestos Company in Manheim, where the couple will reside.

Loretta ‘Bender William Bender, Leacock Charles L. ‘Shaub Walter Mr. Shaub the. U. S.asbestos.-Company Manheim

Thanks for kindness after our bereavement

Ivan G. Long and children express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the death of wife and mother.

Rumors of War and Local Developments Stir 1892 News

The item reports rumors of conflict with Great Britain tied to the renewal dispute in Bering Sea and notes rail rerouting after a Main Line wreck. It also mentions plans for a caramel factory in New Holland and a governor election in Kansas with a female candidate's controversial stance.

Great Britain Ralyagtown New Holland Tamvagtere New Hound Kansas

David Berstler obituary cited in Honey Brook

David Harry Berstler of Honey Brook died at Virginia Military Medical Center after a daylong illness from coronary thrombosis. He was married to Cora and survived by children Mae Peck Morgantown George Berstler Churchtown Catherine Palmer Leola John Berstler Morgantown seven grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services at Esbenshade Funeral Home and Honey Brook Methodist Church with interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery.

David Harry Berstler Honey ‘Brook R. D Independent Order’ ‘of Odd Fellows of Honey Brook Cora Andrew Berstler Mae Wiliam Peck Morgantown George Berstler Churchtown Catherine Eugene Palmer Leola John Berstler Margaret. Sheaffer Leona Ohio Ella Rhoads Gap John Stouffer Lancaster George’ Berstler Wilmer Berstler Philadelphia Martin Berstler Chapman Nebraska Esbenshade Main ‘Street Brook Methodist Cedar Grove

Lydia J. Koffroth Rites Set in Christiana

Mrs Lydia J Koffroth 82 of Salisbury Township died Wednesday at home after a year and a half illness She widow of Milton L Koffroth native of Salisbury Township attended Pequea Presbyterian Church Survived by son Agron De Keffroth at home and daughters Mrs Harry A Davis New Cumberland Lloyd N Wakefield Lancaster and Lester D Wakefield Lancaster RI D A brother Samuel H Hooper near Columbia Funeral from Brown Funeral Home 111 Elizabeth Street Christiana Saturday at 2 pm Interment Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery Friends may call today from 7 to 9 pm

Lydia J. Koffroth Salisbury Milton L. Koffroth Township Nicholas Henrietta: Hopper Pequea Presbyterian Church Agron de Keffroth Harry A. Davis New Cumberland Lloyd ‘N. ‘Wakefield Lancaster Lester 'D. Wakefield Samuel H. Hooper Columbia Algo Brown Funeral Home Elizabeth Street Christiana Pequea

Obituary Notice for Elmer E Kling County Prothonotary

Elmer E Kling aged fifty died at Lancaster General Hospital after an operation Sunday. He served as prothonotary for more than two years and was the first county official to die in some time.

Elmer E. Kling Lancaster General Hospital

Reader Letters on Mud and Code Stir Local Readers

A rambling weekly letter to the editor vents about mud on trucks and the Vehicle Code, mocks national heroes, and asks for Section 621 to be printed locally. The note praises a local man who defied the deadline by displaying 1942 43 license plates early, sparking debate and humor about civic life.

Lions Club Speaker Emphasizes Spirit Over Might

McCaskey High School teacher Clarence W. Ebersole told the Now Holland Lions Club that spirit, not the physical, makes a nation invincible. President Guy Musselman announced a Victory Gardens committee with C. W. Good chairing. A Youth Activities event was planned for March 16 featuring sports and a Red Cross fundraiser. Defense chairman G. W. Wilt urged attendance at a fire-fighting methods exhibition March 23.

Clarence. W. Ebersole McCaskey High School Holland “Lions ‘Club Guy’ N. Musselman Victory Gardens C. W Wayne Ranck Geo. Fuller Lion Lancaster Uncle Jack Red Cross Fund P. F. Esbenishade Lions Lions Club R.E. Whitmore

Leacock Lions and Paradise Club to Host Joint Fete

Leacock Lions Club and Paradise Lions Club to meet Monday March 23 at Colonial Inn in Bateville Leola for a joint gathering. Afterward a basketball game and entertainment will aid servicemen at Upper Leacock High School auditorium. A Ladies Night and April 15 party will follow with Frank L. Steller as committee chair and a list of helpers. Two guests Kendrick Esben Shade Bird in Hand and John F Cowan Leola received New Testament kits.

William J. Steller Clarence E. Ranck Raymond ‘K. Bair Ward. M. Kurtz J. Harold Brubaker Clarence K. ‘Raymond Samuel. J. Harsh Frank L. Steller

Sponsor Flower Show Trip The Kings Daughters

Daughters sponsor a motor bus trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show on Wednesday March 18. Those planning to go should call Mrs. Amos R. Good soon to confirm accommodations. Buses leave the school house at 7:30 p.m.

King's Philadelphia Amos ‘R

New Holland Borough Distributes Sand for Defense

The borough has received a carload of sand for defense purposes and gave it free to property holders. Residents who did not receive sand and want some should contact the councilmanic defense committee immediately.

New Holland Zome Counclmanic’ Defense Committee

Card of Thanks by Miss Dorothy Reasler

Miss Dorothy Reasler who returned home from St Josephs hospital on Monday thanks friends for the many cards letters flowers and other gifts received during her stay.

Dorothy Reasler Hom St. ‘Joseph's Hospital Hos

American Legion Post Accepts Used Plates for Service Boys

The American Legion Post has placed a box in front of the home to receive old motor vehicle license plates. Receipts from the plates will be used to buy cigarettes for the boys in the service.

American Legion Post

Weaver Sale Clears Local Stocks and Bonds in Lancaster Borough

Auctioneer John C. Redman presided as brokers sold Farmers National Bank New Holland stock to multiple buyers including Chas Zwally Edwin Renninger and John Bare. Fulton National Bank and Lancaster County National Bank shares moved to H S Shirk Luke W Martin and others. A 4% Conestoga Trust Company mortgage bond and a General Hospital bond changed hands.

Main Street National ‘Bank New Holland Chas Zwally National Bank Edwin Renninger Th. Lancaster. Trust Lancaster County National Bank Farmers Bank and Trust Lancaster Martin R. ‘Bare Farmers “Bank and Trust Co A. B. C. Groff Northern Bank and Trust Co John S. Bare J. Z. Martin John C. Redman

King's Daughters Booster Meeting Planned

The Loyal Workers Circle of King's Daughters held its monthly gathering at Mrs. P. R. Wentz home with 26 members and one visitor Mrs. Charles F. Yost. Mrs. J. Harvey Shue led devotions and Mrs. H Herbert Poole gave the Bible Study as committees are named for next month and plans set for the April 14 meeting at Mrs. W. A. Foust home.

Loyal Workers Circle of King’s Daughters P. R. Wentz J. Harvey Shue H.herbert Poole Charles F. Yost Dorcan Society Lititz West New Holland Clyde, Brackin Kenneth Smith East New Holland Sydney Irons Jonnie

Defense Police Meeting of Auxiliary Unit Planned

Auxiliary policemen of the defense unit will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at 8 30 in the Lutheran Parish House. Attending are Raymond Sheaffer John Wagner Rollin Wolfe Richard Dommel Barton Overly Horace Wea ver Charles A Lewis Parke C Dun lap Roy Dunn Charles M Miller John L Dissinger and Robert W Lowry.

A. Meting Lutheran Raymond. Sheaffer John. Wagner Rollin. Wolfe Richard Dommel Barton. Overly Charles A. Lewis Parke C.dunlap Roy H. Dunn John L. Dissinger Robert W. Lowry

Card of Thanks From the Witman Family

The Witman children thank relatives friends and neighbors for acts of love and words of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs Emma Witman We also extend sincere thanks for the beautiful floral tributes

Emma Witman

Birth Announcement for Reynold Williams Kinzer R1

Mr and Mrs Reynold Williams of Kinzer R1 announce the birth of a child at St Josephs Hospital Lancaster.

Jacob Sheetz and U. B. Choir in Concert

The United Brethren Church hosts its fourth sacred concert of the winter on Thursday evening March 19 at 7 45 with a 7 15 organ recital. Jacob Sheetz renowned saxophonist and sacred music advocate headlines the program titled The Glory of the Cross featuring old hymns and colored slide illustrations with Mrs Serena R Groff directing the organist and choir. The choir includes Sopranos Mrs W Leon Smith Mrs Leroy Miller Miss Mildred Palmer Mrs Earle Palmer Miss Newton Thompson Altos Mrs Clarence J Nelson Miss Amy Brill Mrs Richard G Landis Miss Marian Frankhouser Miss Grace Cooper Miss Kathryn Frankhouser Tenors Earie Palmer Ira Muser Robert Keizer C Clarence Ruoss Basses Paul M Russell W Ler vis Taylor Robert Aungst. Public invited with an offering by the Adult Christian Endeavor Society.

United Brethren Church Inva Jacob Sheetz Vincent ‘Lopez Keith London Paris Avith Serena R. Groff W. Leon Smith Leroy Miller Mildred ‘Palmer Earle Palmer Newton Thompson Grace Cooper Kathryn Frankhouser Earie Palmer Ira Muser Robert Keizer C. Clarence Ruoss Paul M. Russell W.lervis Taylor Robert Aungst Adult Christian Endeavor Society of the Church

More Men Urged to Enter Red Cross First Aid Class

The second group of the Red Cross First Aid Class for men is enrolled under Dr Ellis H Metford in his area offices. The group now contains twenty, fifteen air raid wardens, with room for more men who are not yet in the class to join at once. The class meets on Tuesday at 9 pm.

Red Cross

To Hold Turkey Dinner at Caernarvon Fire Hall

The Caernarvon Fire Company will host a turkey dinner at the Fire Hall Churchtown on Saturday March 14 from 4 to 9 p m. Proceeds support fire department activities and community programs.

St. Patrick's Caernarvon Fire Company Churchtown

War Aims and Sacrifices in Daily Life

A reflective piece outlines how each week brings more orders and requests to mobilize the nation’s economy for total war. It links personal sacrifices in steel, trucks, clothing, sugar, and typewriters to the broader aim of victory, urging continued support as the fight intensifies.

Phak Avery America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Girl Scouts International Fund G.O.P C. Rv Weaver Defense ‘Meetings Goodville New “Holland School Shaub——Bender Ivan G. Long C. G. Bachman David Harry Bertsler By Dip'n. Maul Jesse James Jack D Dillinger Japan Black’ Dragons Hari-Kari Tapaneae Jacob. Kauffman C. W. Ebersole Bateville Leacock Paradise Local Bank Reeman Auctioneer Defense Police Jacob Sheetz U. B. Choir Home Front Division of Information OEM
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