Mrs. Martin Styer Dies at 65 in Honey Brook Home
Mrs Martin Styer 65 died Saturday at her home near Honey Brook after a complication. Survived by husband and children Mrs Earl Wilcox of Binghamton New York Mrs Bessie Ranck and Mrs hoster Ranck of Honey Brook Mrs van Books of Moderna Ralph Roy and Jacob of Honey Brook 25 grandchildren and brothers and sisters Mrs Charles Smith of Morgantown Mrs Baffton Boley of Harrisburg Mrs George Rigg of Cedar Lane Miss Bertha Rice of Honey Brook Funeral services were held Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. at the home with burial in Center Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Styer
Morgantown
Baffton ‘Boley
Harrisburg
Peter Foreman 80 dies at Churchtown residence
Peter Foreman aged 80 died at his Churchtown home on Thursday. He was born in Caernarvon township and lived there all his life. Survived by children Harry in Harrisburg Walter John James Elizabeth Mary and Rachel in Columbus Ohio. Funeral from his late home Saturday at 11:00 with interment in Caernarvon Cemetery. J C Henhenger funeral director in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Foreman
Churchtown
Caernarvon Township
J. C. Henhinger
Snader weds Miss Newpher in United Brethren ceremony
Samuel Snader of the borough married Anita Newpher of Terre Hill in a ring ceremony at the United Brethren parsonage. Rev. L R Walters performed the 8:15 am Thursday service with bridesmaid Sue Snader and groomsman Lester Shirk in attendance. The couple left for a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Snader
Anita Newpher
Terre ‘Hill
Rev. L."r. Walters
United ‘Brethren Parsonage
Sue ‘Snader
Lester Shirk
Goodville
Spring millinery line and new dress fabrics arrive
Just received a fine new line of Spring millinery coats and dresses for ladies and children. Our spring dress materials have arrived with beautiful patterns and new hosiery shades. Franklin Baezar from East Main Street suffers a severe pneumonia attack with hiccups and is confined to his home. Harris Bros. & Co. note new stock and agents selling summer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Robinson
Franklin Baezar
East Main ‘Street
Jst
Harris Bros. & Co
Big Stock and Bond Sale on Saturday
C R Weaver stock and bond broker will hold his annual public sale in the side room of the New Holland House on Saturday March 21 starting at 2:00 PM. Nearly one thousand shares from various parties will be offered including New Holland Machines Co Enterprise Telephone Co New Holland National Bank Farmers National Bank Musselman Concrete Pipe Co and New Holland Real Estate Co shares. Also trolley stock bank and trust company stock from other towns and Liberty bonds of different issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Weaver
New Holland House
New Holland Machines Co
Enterprise Telephone Co
New Holland National Bank
Farmers National Bank
Musselman Concrete Pipe Co
New Holland Real Estate I Co
Trolley
Bank and Trust Company
Liberty
Will Open Repair Shop In Lancaster
J Walter Hershey a Lancaster man leases the west side room of the Harner Theatre Building and plans a first class watch clock and jewelry repair shop opening Monday March 28 He has a twenty year record of accuracy and ability Bowman School of Watchmaking graduate and former instructor He worked with a Philadelphia jewelry firm and ten years in Hamilton Watch Lancaster factory departments He joins Clarion advertisers with an initial announcement on page four of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Hershey
Lancaster
Harner Theatre
Mr. Hershey
Bowman School of Watchmaking
Philadelphia
Hamilton Watch Factory
Hershey
Clarion Advertisers
New Holland Rod and Gun Club Meeting Notes
The regular monthly meeting in Storb Snader & Co. office on Thursday March 12 re elected officers except secretary H Q Irwin. New members H E Ressler Guy Wallace and W A Grant joined. Irwin won $5 prize for a 17 inch bass caught July 31 1924. Labor Day prizes went to Dr H M Waiters for a 19 inch pike and Elam Minnich for a 9 inch bass. Special wardens named Robert Keiser A W Wanner M F Becker Elam Minnich J S Erb and H Q Irwin. W V Katz to manage regular day target events. Dues for 1925 set at $1 000 and urged paid. The Labor Day picnic touted as worthwhile. C E NOTES briefly reports a well attended Christian Endeavor meeting at United Brethren church with a notable program and musical feature by Ely D0 Baers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Rod and Gun Club
Storb Snader & Co
H. Q. Irwin
D. H. ‘3Tyer
Club
H. E. Ressler
Guy Wallace
W. A. Grant
Dr. H. M. Waiters
Elam Minnich
Chas. S. Zwafy
Robert Keiser
A. W. Wanner
M. F. Becker
Erb
W. V. Katz
Sec
Lenten Recital at United Brethren Church March 24 1925
The United Brethren Church presents a Lenten Recital Tuesday evening March 24 1925 at 8 oclock. Miss Anna Mearig organist Mrs. Robert Wright directress of the choir and soprano soloist Mr Willis Weidman baritone soloist will perform a planned program. Strong local musical figures appear with noted pieces from Handel Gounod Guilmant Nevin Gotze etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Church
Anna Mearig
Robert Wright
Willis Weidman
U. B
Weidman
Gethsemane
Ladies Social Event by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a Tuesday evening gathering in the post office building featuring a radio concert and humorous monologue by Rev. E W G Lessey. Mrs Mather entertained with a reading while attendees praised the Legion’s work and enjoyed decorated rooms and festive treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Post Office
Alrey
Caesar
Robert Wright
Chas
Yost
Rachel
Joint Gospel Services Close With Strong Fellowship
The second week of services by St Stephen Reformed and Trinity Lutheran ended Friday night with Rev Cooper delivering Glad and Sad and Rev LeRoy Wachter preaching A Great Question. The joint venture aims to end envy and small-town jealousy and to promote real Christian fellowship and cooperation.
King's Daughters Circle Organized in Terre Hill
On Tuesday evening a King’s Daughters circle was organized in the borough of Terre Hill. The organizing member Mrs Sara E. acts as facilitator in the new group formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's’ Daughters
Terre Hill
Sara E
Man Killed by Auto Near Ephrata
Charles K Mohler 65 of near Ephrata was fatally struck while crossing a road on Academy Hill. Driver Christian Hollinger with passenger Harry Palm stopped the car and attempted aid. Mohler died instantly. Mohler was a bookkeeper at Sprecher hardware and noted amateur astronomer in Lancaster County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Mohler
Ephrata
Academy Hill
Christian Hollinger
Harry Palm
Clay
Mohler
Sprecher
G. C. Kinard
Lincoln
Hollinger
Mahler
Lancaster County
Givler Delivers Noted Lecture At United Brethren Church
Dr. H V Givler spoke last Tuesday at the United Brethren church on Wilkins Mica wber from Dickens David Copperfield. He described the character as a banker without money and a symbol of debt and pretense. The lecture linked economic issues to bread and butter concerns and urged church and school help to solve the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Givler
United Brethren Church
Wilkins Micawber
David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
Givler
New Holland
Twilight Ball A Certainty This Summer New Holland
A meeting is set for Monday night March 23 in the Lutheran Sunday School Social Room to elect new officers and managers for the season. A revival of the old Community League of New Holland is planned with a redivision of the town proposed. The group seeks to develop local ball talent and provide recreation for the youth, aiming to enter the County League of Home Talent baseball. Attendance is urged to show support, even for those not intending to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communiy League
New Holland
Lutheran Sunday School
Baseball Meeting Seeks Lancaster County League Entry
All fans and Athletic Association members are urged to attend tonight's meeting at Marble Hall to decide on entering the proposed Lancaster County League. A 10 team circuit is favored with towns including Denver Ephrata Lititz Browns Town Terre Hill Marietta Columbia and Mountville already signaling entries. New Holland must act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Athletic Association
Marble Hall
Purose
Lancaster County League
Denver
Ephrata
Lititz
Brownstown
Terre Hill Marietta
Columbia
Mountville
New Holland
Trinity Church Notes Prominent Attendance for Simple Simon Sermons
Large audiences at East End churches heard sermons on Simple Simon illustrating appreciation for plain preaching. Next Sunday evening the theme Excuses Valid and Invalid will explore Acts and related experiences in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Simon
Personal notes of weekend visits and host gatherings
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Ryback and daughter Audrey from Bethlehem and numerous others entertained and visited relatives across Lancaster area. Guests traveled from Paterson New Jersey and Narberth while locals hosted gatherings in Green Bank Lititz Shillington and other nearby towns during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ryback
Audrey
Bethlehem
Marguerite Ryback
P. Jennie DeHaven
M. F. DeHaven
William \. Hurst
Charen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Snader—Newpher
C. R. Wea
LL. Subiode
Harner’s
ROD and Gun Club
C. E
United
Brethren ‘Church
Ely
Baers ‘County
A. Largo Handel
B. Will O’ the Wisp
G. Nevin
Miss Mearig II
A. O Master
Ambrose B. Repentence
Gounod
Mr. Weidman Ill
Guilmant
Miss Mearig Iv
Goenen
Mrs. Wright
Opus
Miss Mearig VI
Jesus
iGotze
Mr. Weidman
Christus Resurrexit
Ravanello Miss. Mearig
U. B. Church
Twilight Ball
Lutheran Church
Trinity Church
Harry Dicely
Ralph Dicely
J. W. Lowery
Jacob Lowery
William
Near Town
John Lowery
Green Bank
Bess Gilfillan
Helen Gilfillan
Paterson, N. J
Maria Kinzer
Harriet
Clarissa Yundt
Blue Ball
John Musser
Chester Herr
Paradise
Lemon Troop
Leon Troop
George Miller
Narberth
Ida Elizabeth Troop
Kinzer
Henry Benner
D Mra
Joseph Graybill
Fames
Martin H. Mellinger
Edward Horning
Berks County
Ihn Lowery
R. E .Good
D. G. Ranch
Billy Anangst
Elizabeth Breneman
J. W. Bunting
Easton
Phillipsburg
John Banzhoff
College Avenue
Thelma Sweigart
Louis Coffroad
Harry Cicely
McKinley Diem
Charlotte
North of Town
Greenbank
Helen M. Mentzer
Jefferson Hospital
Franklin
Mentzer
City
Adelphia
Trego McKinney
Frederick
Bella’ Boyd
Lamar
Buckeystown
M. M. Supplee
Earl Esbenshade
Bella Shetter
Lenenetet
Mary Becker
Richland
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