Wounded on Iwo Jima a New Holland native Joe Kurtz
Son of Mr and Mrs M M Kurtz of this borough was wounded in the Iwo Jima invasion. A note from a medical corpsman says Joe Kurtz sustained a wound to the right arm between the elbow and wrist. He enlisted July 1942 and went overseas December 1943 after serving in the Marshall Islands Saipan and Tinian invasions. He is a 1939 New Holland High School graduate formerly with DeWalt Products Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Kurtz
Iwo Jima
Robert L. Ressler
Joe
Sgt
Kurtz
Marshall Islands
Saipan
Tinian Islands
New Holland High School
DeWalt Products Company
Lancaster
Evangelistic Services at Mt Tabor A B Church
Evangelistic services will be held at Mt Tabor United Brethren Church Sunday evening and each evening next week except Monday. Visiting pastors include Rev Frank E Druckenbrod Tuesday Rev J Fasnacht Wednesday Rev Geo Ranck Thursday Rev Ire DiLow ery Friday. The pastor will preach Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor
Budget Notice to the Electors of East Earl Township
The budget of the Board of Supervisors of East Earl Township for 1945 may be seen by any taxpayer at the home of Edgar Betz in Blue Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Earl Two
East Earl Township
Edgar Betz
Card of Thanks from Mrs Houck after hospital stay
Mrs. Chas. S. Houck extends thanks to friends and neighbors for cards and flowers sent during her stay at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.oseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Chas. S. Houck
The Irish Hop by the Senior Girl Scouts Tonight
The Senior Girl Scouts host The Irish Hop in the High School Auditorium with Wally Spotts and his orchestra, starting at 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enior Girl Scouts
Wally Spotts
New Holland and Earl Township Exceed Red Cross Quota
New Holland and Earl Township oversubscribed the 1945 Red Cross quota by over 35 percent with total borough and township receipts reaching 57,238.61 dollars. Report shows contributions from industries, organizations, bank booth, and multiple school and district areas with further tallies forthcoming.
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RED Cross
New Holland
Earl Township
New Holland Bank Booth
Amsterdam
Center School
Conestoga
Cross Roads
Earl Union
Eastern School
East New Holland
Hinkletown
Linden Grove
Maple Grove
Martindale
Summitville
Voganville
Western
Groffdale
Loyal Workers' Circle Plans Spring Activities
The Loyal Workers' Circle of King's Daughters met at Mrs Elmer Z Delp's home with 35 attendees. A Bible study, Red Cross donation, and bandage session were planned while committees set visiting duties and April May activities. The next meeting is April 16 at Mrs Herbert Evans's home.
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Workers’ Circle of
King’s Daughters
Elmer Z .Delp
P. F. Esbenshade
C. C. Wanner
P. R. Wentz
Legion Home
Red Cross
East New Holland
Charles F. Yost
R. E. Whitmore
West New Holland
Herbert Evans
Paul Rupp
Delp
Charles Good
Ruth Proop
John Kolb
J. Harvey Shue
Reba Davis
Notary Commissions Granted at Court House
Notary commissions were issued to Carl H. Groff of this borough and John E. Homsher of Strasburg at the Court House.
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Court House
Carl H. Groff
John E. Homsher
Strasburg
New Holland Opens Select School With Two Month Session
A historical note recalls the New Holland School plan to open April 8 for a two month session including a special class for prospective teachers and a discussion of teaching exams and certificates. A fox chase ends oddly with the fox returned to its former owner to spur future hunts. The Lancaster Daily Intelligencer celebrates its centennial issue amid heavy paper talk and notes dog days and Dippy's column as in this Clarion feature continued on page 8.
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New Holland School
Lancaster Daily Intelligencer
Clarion
Fala
Dippy
Obituary of Percy Kurtz of Groffdale
Percy Kurtz sixty eight of Groffdale died at home last Thursday after two months illness. He was the son of David and Annie Kurtz and a member of Ranck's United Brethren Church. Survived by wife Anna Hutchinson before marriage two foster daughters Mary Warner Parkesburg and Marie Miller Strasburg three grandchildren two brothers J K Hoskins assistant Surgeon General Washington D C and B K Kurtz Lancaster Services held at Esbenshade Funeral Home on Sunday 2 30 P M Interment Ranck United Brethren cemetery
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Percy Kurtz
Groffdale
David
Annie Troub Kurtz
Ranch
United Brethren Church
Anna Hutchinson
Mary
Dayton Warner
Parkesburg
Marie
Carl Miller
Strasburg
J. K. Hoskins
U. S
Washington, D. C
B. K. Kurtz
Lancaster
Esbenshade
Ranck’s
United Brethren Cemetery
Elder Bentley S. Styer dies after weeklong illness
Bentley S. Styer eighty three died Sunday noon at his son Walter Styer's Narvon home from asthma following a weeklong illness. He lived in Blue Ball until five years ago and was a Center Lutheran Church member. Survived by son Walter, another son George Narvon R1 a daughter Della Coldren East Earl, twelve grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, four brothers Wilson East Earl RD George Plain City Fla James East Earl RD and Charles Elverson RD2. Funeral held at his son's home Thursday at 1 30 pm then at Churchtown Methodist Church at 2 Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley S. Styer
Walter Styer
Narvon
Blue Ball
Center Lutheran Church
Walter
George
Della
Joseph R. Coldren
East Earl
Wilson
R. D
Plain City
Fla
James
Charles
Elverson
Mrs Adam H Diehm Dies in Lincoln at 8 P M
Mrs Adam H Diehm died at 8 p m Saturday at her Lincoln home from apoplexy. She belonged to Salem Lutheran Church Lincoln. Survived by husband, daughter Anna Mae Overly of near New Holland, and siblings Katie Miley Rothsville Samuel Drybread Brunnerville Anna Renschler Lititz Edward Lancaster Mary Hoshouer Reamstown Bertha Edgerly Lancaster. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m with services at Salem Lutheran Lincoln at 2 p m. Interment Lincoln cemetery.
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Lizzie Drybread Diehm
Lincoln
Salem Lutheran Church
Anna Mae
Martin Overly
Near New Holland
Katie Miley
Rothsville
Samuel Drybread
Brunnerville
Anna Renschler
Lititz
Edward
Lancaster
Mary
Charles Hoshouer
Reamstown
Bertha
Levi Edgerly
Lincoln Cemetery
H S Shirk to Address Republican Club Here
The Men's Republican Club will meet Monday evening March 19 at 8 in the Legion Home. Henry S. Shirk, former County Treasurer, will speak. A dinner will be served as usual. Members and friends are invited.
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Republican Club
Legion Home
Henry S. Shirk
Ola Oaken Bucket tale with Maurice Kling auctions coats
A humorous local piece recounts Maurice M. Kling selling used coats at a sale led by Wm. Z. Martin. Bystanders watch bids climb from fifty cents to thirty dollars while the overcoat’s owner is sought, as the narrator signs off with a playful farewell.
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M. M. Kling
Wm. Z. Martin
Maurice
Piano Recital by Mrs Walters Pupil Group
The second in a series of group recitals will be given by piano pupils of Mrs Elsie Y Walters at her home on Saturday March 17 at 3 00 o clock. Mothers will be guests. Participants include Sandra Spotts Ronald Wenger Lois Palmer Janet Eby George Wilt Ronald Russell Jack Delp Mary Mentzer Jean Buchannan Gene Fasnacht Janet Trimmer Joanne Gehman Beatrice Burns and Harriet Kaufman.
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Elsie Y. Walters
Sandra Spotts
Ronald Wenger
Lois Palmer
Janet Eby
George Wilt
Ronald Russell
Jack Delp
Mary Mentzer
Jean Buchanan
Gene Fasnacht
Janet Trimmer
Joanne Gehman
Beatrice Burns
Harriet Kaufman
Republican Caucus Set for March 28 at Farmers Bank Basement
The Republican caucus will convene Friday evening March 28 at 8 p m in the Farmers Bank building basement. Nominations include Burgess two school directors four councilmen tax collector auditor judge and inspector of elections. All registered Republicans are invited to attend.
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Farmers Bank
Burgess
Permanent Planning Group Formed For World War II Memorial
Temporary officers were chosen to form a Community Planning Group tasked with creating a living memorial for World War II service. George D. High chairs, W. Leon Smith is vice chair, Miss Virginia Hoffman is secretary. The group aims to address postwar community issues and plans for citizen involvement through town meetings and public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. High
Virginia Hoffman
Geo. D. High
W. Leon Smith
Charles A. Mentzer
Ausmus Marburger
Wm. E. Ix
Whyett H. Gainer
G. W. Wilt
R. E. Whitmore
A. B. C. Groff
High
Wedding of Pauline E Huber and Harry Good
The couple married at 2 p m Sunday in Manheim R D home of the officiating minister Herbert Wolgemuth. The bride Pauline Huber wore light blue satin with navy trim and carried white rosebuds and gardenias. She works at the Noggle Garment Factory and Harry Good farms with his father. They left for Virginia on a wedding trip and will reside on a farm near Bird in Hand after April 1.
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Pauline E. Huber
Elmer Huber
Manheim
R. D
Harry 8
Virginia
Bird-in-Hand
Victory Band Concludes Concert Series with Soloist
The Victory Band presents its third and final concert with cornetist Miss Dorothy Sheaffer as soloist. A surprise number will be performed by two of the band’s female musicians. The event is at the High School Auditorium on Sunday April 8 at 2 30 p m with a repeat show the following Sunday April 15 at 2 30 p m in the Terre Hill Fire Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Band
Dorothy Sheaffer
Terre Hill
Methodist Ministers Assigned to New Charges
The Rev. R. H. Manwiller, pastor of the Churchtown and Morgantown Methodist Charge, was assigned to the Leola New Holland Charge at the recent conference. No assignment was made for Charge. The Rev. Henry R. Bauers was transferred to Parkside Church Chester.
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R. H. Manwiller
Churchtown
Morgantown
Earl Lodge 413 to Hold Second Degree Meeting
I O O F lodge will conduct the second degree this Friday evening in the Lodge Hall. Degree team and class members urged to attend. New officers to be nominated. Regular election moved to March 28 due to Good Friday. Refreshments served.
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Earl Lodge No. 413
Boy Scouts to Collect Paper Cardboard and Tin Cans
On Wednesday after 5 p m the Boy Scouts will collect paper cardboard rags and tin cans in New Holland and Graffdale and the Girl Scouts will collect waste fats. Place articles on the curb and fat in tin cans.
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Boy
New Holland
Graffdale
Blaze at Warren Sweigart home quickly put out
Liberty firemen rushed to the home of Warren Sweigart on Wednesday at 5 p m. the fire caused slight damage and was under control soon after. Fire Chief John Wagner said overheating a kitchen range fueled by wood caused the blaze.
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Liberty
Warren Sweigart
John Wagner
Revival at Cedar Grove with Rev. Percy Crawford
The Rev. Percy Crawford pastor of the Young People's Church of the Air will speak at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church on Sunday March 18 at 8 p m accompanied by a quartet in a community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Crawford
Young People’s Church of the Air
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
Spelling Bee Planned at Goodville Secondary School
The Goodville Secondary School will hold its annual spelling bee at the Goodville Fire Hall on Friday evening March 28 at 7:30. Pupils provide entertainment and music. Two spelling classes and one general information class offer three prizes each. Refreshments will be for sale. George G. Lauder is the teacher. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodville Secondary School
Goodville Fire Hall
George G. Lauder
Water mains flushing scheduled by borough water department
The water department announces flushing of water mains on the nights of Tuesday March 20 and Wednesday March 21 starting at 8:00 PM.
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Water Department
Communion Postponed at Mt Tabor United Brethren Church
The Communion service scheduled for March 18 at Mt Tabor United Brethren Church is postponed to April 1 at 7 30 p m local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor United Brethren Church
Installation of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Pastor in Leacock
The Rev. Ernest J. Holt will deliver the sermon at the installation service for Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Leacock on Sunday evening March 18 at 7 30. The Rev. Phares O Reitz will also preach to the congregation.
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Zion Evangelion) Lutheran Church
Leacock
Ernest J. Holt
Lancaster
Phares O. Reitz
Berrysburg- Lykens
New Holland Rotary Hosts County Champion Basketball Team
The New Holland High School basketball team visited the Rotary Club to be honored for winning the county championship for the second time. Franklin and Marshall athletic director Lean Uncle Charley Mayser lauded their efforts and personal growth, followed by magic tricks. Two servicemen, T Sgt William F Rohrbach and PhM1C Wilbert W Stauffer, attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland High School
Charley” Mayser
Franklin and Marshall College
T. Sgt
Wiliam F. Rohrbach
Groffdale
Wilbert W. Stauffer
Girl Scouts to Attend Evening Service at St Stephen
The Girl Scouts of New Holland Brownies Intermediates and Seniors will attend the evening worship service at St Stephen Reformed Church on Sunday March 18 at 7 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
New Holland
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Gratitude From Kurtz Family for Support and Remembrance
The Kurtz family thanks friends for kindness, sympathy, and floral offerings during the illness and death of their husband, father, and grandfather, Annie Kurtz and family express heartfelt appreciation.
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Annie Kurtz
Ham Supper Planned by New Holland Church Group
The Men's Bible Class of the New Holland Methodist Church will host a baked ham supper at the American Legion Home on Saturday March 17 starting at 5 00 p m Proceeds go to the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Methodist Church
American Legion
Lions Club Father and Son Banquet Draws 41 Sons
New Holland Lions Club hosted a Father and Son program with 41 pairs present. Judges Oliver Schaeffer and Joseph Winsler attended as honor guests from the Lancaster County Court. Edgar Barnes spoke on Obedience to Authority. Prizes included silver dollars for various categories and ventriloquism acts from entertainers from Philadelphia.
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New Holland Lions Club
Legion Home
Oliver Schaeffer
Joseph Winsler
Lancaster County Court
Edgar Barnes
Lancaster County
Freddy Good
H. S. Shirk
Lee Oberholzer
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New Holland and Earl
K. D
C. G. Bachman
Styer
Flick Ts Mill
Churchtown Methodist Church
Adam H. Diehm
Wari
Oratory
M. M
Republican
Herbert Randon
Charles Mentzer
Dorothy Yost
J. Norman Floy
Rules Committee
Huber
Noggle
Methodist
Cedar Grove
Inneon
New Holland Rotary Club
Lions Club
Elmer Neff
E. S. Frankhouser
James Frankhouser
Enoch Frankhouser
Roy
J. Harvey Shue, Jr
Roy Cartell
Dugan