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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1939

Page

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Lancaster Federation to Hold Sixth Annual Rally

The sixth annual inspirational rally of the Lancaster County Federation of Men's Bible Classes will be at St Stephen Reformed Church on Sunday March 19 at 2 00 pm The program includes welcomes readings prayers hymns and an inspirational address by Dr Charles S Swope president State Teachers College West Chester with several musical selections by local church groups and the audience joining in hymns

Lancaster County Federation of Men’s Bible Classes St. Stephen Reformed Church Ellis H. Metford New Holland Edward Shhotzberger Charles Nixdorf Fred Ashmead Warren Pinkerton Chester Smith Charles C. Roberts Ebenezer E. C. Church Brownstown C. G. Bachman Charles S. Swope A.B A.M State Teachers College West Chester A. L. Eby Pennsylvania Federation Men’s Baptist Church Lancaster J. R. McAliley Pequea Presbyterian Church Miss Florence B. Bair John D. Burkhart Church of Christ

Birthday Celebration at John Futer Home

Miss Marian Seyfert celebrated her birthday Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Futer of Narvon Rhode Island. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Futer and Junior, Mr and Mrs Paul Futer and Paul, Mr and Mrs Elmer White of Ephrata, Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver of New Holland, Mr and Mrs John Seyfert of Narvon, and Mr and Mrs Earl Nonnenmacher and Mary Lou of Leola.

Marian Seyfert John Futer Narvon R. I Paul Futer Paul Elmer White Ephrata Harry Weaver New Holland John Seyfert Earl Nonnenmacher Mary Lou Leola

Zion United Brethren Church 75th Anniversary

Friends of Rev. J Allan Ranck note Zion United Brethren Church Allentown marks 75th anniversary. Ranck native of New Holland is current pastor since October 1937 after seminary. Church runs senior and junior choirs, graded Sunday school, missionary groups, C E societies, Ladies Aid, and a Hobby Club for boys aged 9 to 16.

J. Allan Ranck George S. Ranck Zion United Brethren Church Allentown Ranck New Holland Zion Women’s Missionary Society Otterbein Guild C. E

Bertolets to Present Gospel in Song at Cedar Grove

The Bertolets from Reading including Mr and Mrs Bertolet and their son and daughter will present a gospel program at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening March 19 at 7 80 o’clock. The program features trumpet and accordion selections singing and chalk art.

Bertolets Reading Bertolet Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church

Republican Club to Meet at American Legion Home

The next regular monthly meeting of the Young Men's Republican Club of New Holland will be held at the American Legion Home on Monday evening March 20 at 8 00 o clock.

Young Men’s Republican Club New Holland American Legion

Card of Thanks for Kind Wishes During Illness

Mrs. A B Tuck thanks friends and neighbors for the bouquets potted plants and get well cards sent during her stay at St Josephs hospital.

St. Joseph’s

Debates and Earthquake Shocks Mark Eastern Lyceums

Reports from Hinkletown Martindale and Voganville lyceums explore reward versus punishment and immigration debates. Brecknock and Caernarvon Townships finish a six month term as Lancaster County feels an area quake. A census sketch in New Holland tallies 66 spinsters 50 widows 41 bachelors and 20 widows.

Brecknock Caernarvon Lancaster County New Holland

King's Daughters Meet Circle Plans and Conventions

King's Daughters Circle met at Mrs. C M Groff's home with Mrs Charles Yost presiding and Mrs C C Warner reading the scripture. Bible study covered The Vision Splendid while new sympathy committees were named for West New Holland and East New Holland. A June band concert was planned under William Burley. Delegates to the Bethlehem State Convention May 2 3 4 were Mrs Yost and Mrs Benkett. New Holland Circle reports 72 paid members and trip plans for Philadelphia Flower Show on March 22 with bus at 7 15 am. The recent quilt display features material donated by Mrs Elizabeth Marks and quilts donated to the Home for the Aged. New members include Mrs Howard Snyder Mrs Virginia Albright and Mrs Ruth Troop. Mrs Edward Stauffer was reinstated. Next meeting set for the home of Mrs P R Wentz.

King’s Daughters C. M. Groff Charles Yost C. C. Warner Lillian Benkett West New Holland C. C. Wanner Emery Witwer East New Holland R. E. Good Edward G Philadelphia Elizabeth Marks Marks Narberth Howard Snyder Virginia Albright Ruth Troop Edward Stauffer P. R. Wentz

Obituary of Martha Wenger Longenecker

Mrs Martha Wenger Longenecker seventy five widow of Jacob Longenecker died at 4 40 am Wednesday at the home of her daughter Ida wife of Ralph Hirneisen 38 East Walnut street Ephrata of complications Besides her daughter with whom she resided she is survived by one son Jacob of New Holland three brothers Samuel Wenger of Reading David Wenger of Stevens and Martin Wenger of Long Beach Cal and the following sisters Miss Agnes Wenger of Reading Mrs David Bro Continued on Page 4.

Martha Wenger Longenecker Jacob Longenecker Ida Ralph Hirneisen East Walnut Street Ephrata Jacob New Holland Samuel Wenger Reading David Wenger Stevens Martin Wenger Long Beach Cal

Spring hints at trouble in Old Oaken Bucket satire

A humorous local column riffs on weather delays and a past note from Rev. C G Buehnan about New Holland spinsters. It mocks liquor display advertising, quips about undertakers, and recalls a butcher shop drama where rubber boots were peppered.

James C. W. Good Butcher Shop

Town Clock News Earns Second in C S P A Contest

Town Clock News, the high school monthly, placed second in the under 300 pupil class at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest. Editor Martha Haverstick and rivals Joyce Hooker and James Bachman attended the New York convention with advisor Miss Frieda Knepper.

Town Clock News The High School Monthly Columbia Scholastic Press Association Martha Haverstick Joyce Hooker James Bachman Frieda Knepper New York City William E. Haskell New York Herald-Tribune Joseph C. Murphy Haskell Columbia Commodore Cline Duer Miller

New Holland Beneficial Association Enters Fifth Year

The New Holland Beneficial Association reported a $469.58 balance from the auditing committee at a recent meeting. The group lists 300 members with a waiting list of applicants and has existed for over four years with nine deaths, only one in the past year.

New Holland Beneficial Association

Boy Falls and Breaks Leg on Ice

Edgar Beck aged 12 son of Mrs Esther Henninger Beck of this borough fell on ice Sunday breaking his left leg near the ankle on the way to Sunday school at St Stephen Reformed church Dr C Dutterhofer treated him at once

Edgar Beck Esther Henninger Beck St. Stephen Reformed Church Dutterhofer

Attitude Toward Military Service in Revolutionary Era

Fragmented text discusses ongoing appeals and leniency for conscripted husbands, wartime confiscations, Mennonite communities near Germantown and Valley Forge, and officers using Mennonite homes as headquarters. Mentions a 1770 Germantown church scarred by battle and Washington’s forces near Lancaster Mennonites.

Valley Forge Campaiigns Lancaster Cranty Washington Manheom

Lions Club Nominating Committee Appointed

Guests at the New Holland Lions Club dinner included J F Boyles William Link C A Schock and Howard Steinman from Columbia and New Holland members. Meyer Zausner was elected a member and Irwin Weaver will attend a district Lions meeting in Harrisburg on March 19.

New Holland Lions Club J. F. Boyles William Link C. A. Schock Columbia Lions Club Howard Steinman New Holland Columbia Lions P. F. Esbenshade J. Harvey Shue Henry R. Fenninger Meyer Zausner Irwin R. Weaver Lions Club Harrisburg H. Herbert Poole H. R. Fenninger C. B. Townsley Roy K. Hooker J. Maurice Smith W. D. Kling William E. Ix E. B. Weber

Kennel Beiler Wedding In Maple Grove Mennonite Church

The marriage of Miss Rebecca Verna Kennel daughter of Rev and Mrs John A Kennel of near Sadsburyville and Elmer K Beiler son of Mr and Mrs George Beiler of Banks occurred Saturday afternoon at the Maple Grove Mennonite church near Atglen.

Rebecca Verna Kennel John A. Kennel Sadsburyville Elmer K. Beiler George Beiler Banks Maple Grove Mennonite Atglen

Red and Gun Club Plans Emblem After Debt Cut

The New Welland Red and Gun Club met Wednesday with Charles Frank presiding. The club voted to reduce its outstanding note by 100 dollars after purchasing new grounds and to buy club emblems for shooting jackets in the club colors.

Red and Gun Club Plans Club Welland Red and Gun Club Charles Frank

Lutheran Young People Meet for Sunday Evening Session

The Lutheran Young People hold their regular Sunday meeting at 6 45 p m on March 19. John Kohler leads the discussion and Glenn Wright performs several piano solos as special music enhances the program.

John Kohler Glenn Wright

Boy Scouts Mark 228th Anniversary and Silent Programs

The Boy Scouts mark their 228th anniversary with a program featuring troop leadership under Huse and others. A list of troop members includes Clair Adams Robert Ames Leon Brenneman Frank Hair Tom Dunlap and several dozen more as the troop committee and band present.

Stuart Merton Wurtz Peis Prater Yeppe Jem Frane Carl Wao George S. Townsley Minsie Baw Clair Adams Robert Ames Leonard Brenneman Frank Hair Tom Dunlap James Evans Clean Gehman Kenneth Hall Dick Kurts Pad Kurtz el Martie Jay Obert Leon Richwitss Jae Rodsters Dow Rapes T Ald Mott Carl

revival services at Pequea FE Church begin Sunday

Revival services start Sunday evening March 26 at the Pequea Evangelical Congregational Church led by Pastor Rev. L. O. Wiest. Visiting pastors will preach during the series through Easter Sunday.

Pequea FE. C. Church Pequea Evanceleal Congregational Church L. O. Wiest

Ginna Beauty Shoppe to Close for Convention Work

The Ginna Beauty Shoppe will close on March 20 and 21 for post graduate work at the International Beauty Shop Convention in New York City. Virginia Dunlap announces the dates.

New York City Virginia Dunlap

Notice to Fishermen Licenses Available at Groff's

Fishermen are urged to obtain their fishing licenses at Groff's without waiting. The notice advises players to head to Groff's for licenses and avoid delays.

Groff's

Uncertain Peace Efforts Dazzle Conservative Business

The piece argues distrust remains about Washington’s ability to maintain stability despite peace overtures for labor disputes reform and government economy. It highlights fears of shocks from future speeches and notes Cactus Jack Garner’s rising influence among conservative Democrats as a potential factor in presidential choices.

Cactus Jack Garner

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9:15 Federation Rally Chas, S. Swope S.T.C Cedar Grove Republican Club nooSpital A. B. Tuck Hinkletown Martindale and Voganvyilla’ Lyceums Martha W. Longenecker Rev C. G. Buehnan Punt Commonwealth C.S.P.A Happy Clarks United Brethren Church Clarks KYW Frank C. Aungst Pennsylvania Germantown Charles S. Zwally Rey K. Hoober H. B. Snader Vanity Fair Stocking Company Beiler BOY Scouts Osa Pr Rams Cundor Ee Yey Tee MooWeaser Huse Geeetart Seautimas Addre W. Cauller Hurt Dante Lee Stauffer Clyde Oberhaeer Tlarry Oledholwer Tap Woon, Peuat Robert Yoder Roe Whitmore Garner Dewey Taft Vandenburg
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