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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1950

Page

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Obituary of Joseph S Stoltzfus of Leola

Joseph S Stoltzfus nineteen son of Joseph B and Fannie M Smoker Stoltzfus Leola died at home after a long illness at 8 p m Tuesday He is survived by his parents two brothers Abner S of Reamstown and Paul B at home two sisters Lena wife of Eby Stoltzfus Gap R D and Miss Miriam Stoltzfus Norris Square Mennonite Mission Philadelphia Funeral services will be from the late home Saturday at 1 pm and 2 pm at Millwood Mennonite Church Interment in adjoining cemetery Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 pm

Joseph S. Stoltzfus Joseph B Fannie M. Smoker Stoltzfus Leola Millwood Mennonite Church Paul Abner S Reamstown Lena Eby Stoltzfus Gap R. D Miriam Stoltzfus Norris Square Mennonite Mission Philadelphia

Mrs Emma C Hull Dies at Eighty in Merchantville NJ

Mrs Emma C Hull eighty widow of Harry Hull of Merchantville New Jersey died at her home Monday after a short illness. She was born in East Earl Township. Surviving are daughter Margaret wife of Wilmer Hartman of Merchantville one grandson one great granddaughter and brother Wilbur Dunlap of New Holland R2. Funeral services were at Esbenshade Funeral Home this borough yesterday at 2 PM. Interment in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery.

Emma C. Hull Harry Hull Merchantville N. J East Earl Township Margaret Wilmer Hartman Wilbur Dunlap New Holland Esbenshade Trinity Lutherans Cemetery

More Library Donors Listed For Patronage Drive

The library patronage drive closes this week with thanks to new contributors including Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wright Mrs. Myrtle Roland Virginia Renninger Mr. and Mrs Isaac W. Cauller Mr. and Mrs R E Whitmore Sr Elizabeth Hackman and Mr. and Mrs H E Ressler. Their gifts support maintenance and new reading material for public library users.

Robert H. Wright Myrtle Roland Virginia Renninger Isaac W. Cauller R E. Whitmore Elizabeth Hackman H. E. Ressler

Rummage Sale At American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday March 17 and 18 at 82 South Duke Street. Donations may be left at the Legion Home or call Mrs. Charles A Ment zer 781 R 12 or Mrs. Harry Diem 848 R 11.

American Legion Auxiliary South Duke Street Legion Home Charles A. Mentzer Harry Diem

Odd Fellows Earl Lodge 413 Banquet in New Hall

Earl Lodge 413 New Holland marks its 100th anniversary with a March 31 banquet at 7 pm in the new Fire Hall. Entertainment and good eats planned as the Ticket Committee contacts members next week. A goal of twenty-five new members for the July celebration and an April initiation push are announced.

Earl Lodge 1.O.C.F New Holland

Girl Scouts Hold Farewell Party for Mrs Hartman at Troop 33

At the Girl Scout home Troop 33 held a surprise farewell for Mrs W W Hartman who will move to Wisconsin to join her husband. Mrs John H Martin read a recognition letter and presented a gift while Hartman presided over second class badge awards to Carol Duck Ruth Keiser Joyce Martin Dorothy Plank Patty Ranck and Julie Stauffer.

W. W. Hartman Wisconsin John H. Martin Hartman Carol Duck Ruth Keiser Joyce Martin Dorothy Plank Patty Ranck Julie Stauffer

Athletic Banquet Set for May for New Holland Students

Plans are under way for a New Holland High School athletic banquet to honor students involved in interscholastic sports as players, cheerleaders, and managers. A committee from the athletic association and townspeople coordinates the event for the latter part of May with roles assigned to General chairman Robert P. Simon and others. Full plans and ticket info will be announced in the Clarion.

New Holland High School High School Athletic Association Robert P. Simon Parke Groff George Kauffman Helen Good H. Earle Wright Robert Weaver George Young Kenneth Herr Clyde Kauffman LeRoy Hollinger John T. Auld Elizabeth Troxell the Clarion

Goodville Schools to Hold 14th Annual Spelling Bee

The Goodville Schools will stage their fourteenth annual spelling bee on Friday evening March 24 at 7 30 in the Goodville Fire Hall. Two spelling classes and a general information class are planned. Refreshments will be on sale.

Goodville

Card of Thanks from Sylvia Stoltzfus Kinzer Pa

I thank my friends and neighbors for the cards gifts and kind money sent to me during my recovery.

Sylvia Stoltzfus Kinzer, Pa

Acknowledgment of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors

Mr. Roy Houck of New Holland Pennsylvania thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards gifts and flowers during his hospital stay and after returning home.

Roy Houck New Holland R. 2

The Old Oaken Bucket St Patrick Day Musings

A St Patrick's Day column reflects on Irish pride and tradition. The writer jokes about the Cohen embellishment, tax timing, and green symbolism while recalling past barroom brawls, wakes, and old fashion items like shilalahs and brick weapons.

Goosetown residents hunt mystery sounds near quarry

Goosetown near Morgantown woke to siren like noises from an old quarry at 7 45 am. Three strange figures were seen below the edge muttering as they searched for treasure. Investigations found only water holes and rocks, leaving locals with more questions than answers.

Goosetown Morgantown Mars Earth

King's Daughters Hear Economist Committee Assignments Made

Miss Ruth Carrigan spoke on chicken on the American menu at the Loyal Workers Circle meeting in the E U B Church. Committees were named for a June lawn fete, with proceeds split between the Home for the Aged and Holiday House, and a plan for a Philadelphia Flower Show trip.

Ruth Carrigan Home Economics Extension Loyal Workers’ Circle of the King’s Daughters Carrigan Elijah Mellinger Robert Wright Daniel Hoover Earle Wright Home For Robert Whitmore Clyde Kauffman Lawn Fete H. H. Poole Ralph Weber C. C. Warner Anna Harner Flowers FE. Z. Delp Helen Fenninger Wilson Foust Betty Wright C. Ro Frain Otto Luck

Engaged: Dorothy Gennett to Rev Amos Seldomridge

Mr and Mrs Amos Gennett of Newport announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Elaine to the Rev Amos N Seldomridge formerly of this borough. Miss Gennett graduated from Indiana State Teachers College and teaches Home Economics at Hightstown High School New Jersey. Rev Seldomridge is a Navy chaplain veteran and pastor of the Trinity Reformed Charge in Perry County.

Amos Trinity Reformed Charge Perry County

Engineer Describes Shamokin Dam Plant to Lions Club

P. P. & L. power and light engineer Homer Hatfield with Louis Englese and John Roberts spoke Tuesday night on the steam-electric generating plant at Shamokin Dam. Questions on plant operation followed the illustrated talk. A $50 contribution was approved for Boy Scouts to fund six scouts and a leader to the National Jamboree at Valley Forge.

Homer ‘Hatfield Pennsylvania Hollywood Valley Forge

Kurtz Bear marriage in Belair Maryland

Miss Janet Marie Bear daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Bear of Lititz West Lincoln Avenue and William Kurth son of Mr and Mrs A Carl Kur tz of this borough were married on Saturday March 11 at 11 am in Belair Maryland. The ceremony was led by Rev Dillon Grove pastor of the Methodist Church. The couple will reside in this borough.

Janet Marie Bear Edwin Bear Lincoln Avenue Lititz William Kurth A. Carl Kurtz Tok Place Belair Maryland Dillon Grove Methodist Church Richard Ziemer

Blue Ball School to Hold Spelling Bee Tonight

The Blue Ball Secondary School sponsors a spelling bee at Blue Ball Fire Hall tonight at 7 30. The event is hosted by Blue Ball School and aims to test student spelling skills with local participants.

Blue Ball School Blue Ball Fire Hall Blue Ball Secondary School

George H Ranch Celebrates 94th Birthday at Lancaster Home

George H Ranch quietly marked his 94th birthday yesterday at his Lancaster residence 112 Race Avenue. He resides with his daughter Mrs Clair Clime.

George H. Ranch Mrs Clair Clime Race Avenue Lancaster

Neighbors Send Prayers and Congrats to Local Resident

A note from Mrs. David W. Martin of New Holland Pa expresses thanks for neighbors flowers cards and prayers during her hospital stay and after returning home.

David W. Martin New Holland

For Sale Groom dwelling with four acres price 8800

Real estate listing for a dwelling house with more than four acres offered at 8800 dollars. STYER & EVANS, real estate and insurance agents.

Groom Styer & Evans New Holland

AmVet Roller Skating Party Near Rocky Springs Park

AmVet Roller Skating Party hosted by Garden Spot Post No 40 AmVets set for Friday evening March 31 at Rocky Springs Park. Transportation will be provided from in front of the new AmVet Home at 7 p.m.

AmVets Rocky Springs Park AmVet

Baked Ham Supper Sponsored by Methodist Men

A Baked Ham Supper sponsored by the Methodist Men's Bible Class of the borough will be held Saturday March 18 from 4 30 to 8 00 p m at the AmVets Home.

Methodist Men’s Bible Class AmVets

Mission reports by Noah N. Lauder to Mennonite Church

Noah N. Lauder, local businessman and preacher, returns from four months in Europe and Africa. He will present a report on missions and relief centers at a church meeting on Tuesday March 21 at 7 30 p m. Your presence is welcome.

Noah N. Lauder Europe Africa America

Robbery Attempt at West New Holland Gas Station Fails

An attempted gas station robbery at LeRoy Hollinger’s service station in West New Holland failed Monday night as no cash was missing from the till and no injuries were reported.

LeRoy Hollinger West New Holland Balker

AmVets to entertain Huskies post No 40 with New Holland team

AmVets Post No 40 will host a basketball game against New Holland High School after their dinner meeting on Monday evening March 20.

Coplay High Lebanon New Holland High School Huskies Clifton Heights McCaskey High School Lancaster Huskies Top Jaw Warner Frazier David Yunginger Kenneth Herr Rodney Witman Jack S AmVets New Holland High School

Mrs Reuben E Sweigart thanks friends for flowers cards gifts

Mrs Reuben E Sweigart expresses gratitude to her many friends for the flowers cards and gifts she received during her stay at Lancaster General Hospital and after returning home on Kinzer Avenue.

Lancaster General Hospital Reuben E. Sweigart Kinzer Avenue

Personal Notices Mention Moves and Visits in Local Borough

Mrs Ouascd TH Styc and Mr Mro moved to Banetaches Street. Mrs Dillard and daughter Mary Beth of Gas City Indiana visit D B Hutchinson on Fast Macon Street. Mrs Dillard's brothers Marvin and Paul are mentioned in local family notices.

Sas Bianetaches Street Marvin Borough Paul Atgten

Terre Hill Fire Company Auxiliary Ham Supper Planned

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Terre Hill Fire Company will hold a ham supper on Saturday March 18 at the Fire Hall. They also plan a card party on Friday evening March 24.

The Terre Hill Fire Company

Flower Show Bus Trip Sponsored by Local Church Groups

The Loyal Workers' Circle of the King's Daughters and the Constant Workers' Class of Trinity Lutheran Church will sponsor a bus trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show on Friday March 21. Interested participants should contact Mrs. Amos Good now for reservations and tickets.

Albert Bust Rex West Lou Wiliam Melvin Trappe Harold Hee Thomas Beaver Richard Brabake Frank Lamme John H. Martin H. Earle Wright Robert Burn Tex Jone Krudharades Samuel Whotetan Elmer Denice Richards Harald Weber R.R. Whitmeare Robert QO. Whitmore C. R Frain Ways and Means East New Holland Robert Wright Jonathan Martin West New Holland H. H. Poole Frank Lammey Menbers Amos Good Philadelphia the Reformed Church 202. Warner R. B. Whitmire Anna Harner Melsin Happe Chaimen Ates Gehad The King's Daughters Trinity Lutheran Church

Leola Leader to Honor Newton E. Martin with Plaque

A ceremony at the Leola Lions Club will present a plaque to Newton E. Martin a longtime Leola business man. He aided the Leola Water Works project and donated steel tram work for the War Memorial Baldnz. The event follows a committee led by Frank L. Steller and includes members Claude McCarty Howard Spotts Samuel Myer and Wallace Sheaffer. The Rev Wail Gramere will present the plaque.

Viet Og Neaeor Bo Marcon Aras Slanental Gramere Lions Club Paul Ro Hofer Morera Ey Taareld Reneagy Pautadice Distret Aver Es Paul Thach Warwie Townsk P Lions Club Robert Wentz Manfred von Ehrenfried

Fire Hall Dedication Scheduled With Parade

A fire hall dedication is set for May 20 with a short parade. Officials plan a procession leaving Noria Roberts Avenue at 7:00 PM and proceeding to Fast Main Street for the formal housing of equipment and ceremonies. Further plans and speakers will be announced later.

Te Wae Noria Roberts Avenue Fast Main Street

Notice of Office Hours Change by Dr Rogers

Beginning May 1, 1950, office hours are 10 to 11 a.m. weekdays and 10 to 11 a.m. Saturdays by appointment only. Evening hours by appointment. Office closed Wednesdays and Sundays. Signed W. H. Rogers M.D.

W. H. Rogers M.D

Sails to the Pass By Re. Bachman March 20 1875 Incendiary Fire Destroys Mill

A saw mill and chopping mill owned by David Bear, located about two and a half miles south of town, were destroyed by fire suspected to be incendiary. The loss is insured for 3000 dollars. The Lancaster correspondent notes rural visitors dwindled during bad weather, and recounts local, hopeful, or humorous slices of life including Lyceum debates and a hoax about the Atlantic drying up. An advertisement seeks a girl for light housework with one cow. Continued on Page 3.

David Bear Mill Creek

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coplay Russell's Photo Service Joseph Stoltzfus Odd Fellows News Girl Scouts Goodville Schools Michael Cohen Cohen St. Patrick’s Day Gosetown Is King’s Seldomridge — Gennett Kurtz — Bear AmVet Roller Skating Party N. N. Lauder Newton E. Martin Cis Re. CG. Bachman, DD Lancaster City Webster Lyceum Caernarvon Lyceum Atlantic Ocean
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