Local Fans Discuss Reviving New Holland Baseball
Enthusiasts gathered at T. M. Storbs and Sons to consider reviving baseball and possibly joining the Tri-County League. Marcus F. Becker chaired. a three member committee Davis Hoover Wright was appointed to study league plans and report at Sunday’s 7 30 meeting.
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New Holland
T. M. Storbs’ Sons
West Main Street
Tri-County League
Marcus F. Becker
Martin Snader
Becker
James P. Davis
Clement Hoover
Robert H. Wright
Married couple ties the knot in Akron home ceremony
Philp Lehman of Myerstown and Edna Good of Hinkle Town wed Saturday evening at 6 30. Rev. W P Martin officiated at his Akron residence with Paul Lehman and Anna Good as attendants.
Dickinson-Longabaugh marriage in White Horse church
Dickinson son of John and Anna Belle Dickinson of Cambridge wed Miss Thora Longabaugh daughter of J Wesley and Sadie Longabaugh of Narvon R D 2 in a ring ceremony at the U B parsonage White Horse. They will spend days in Tuckerton N J with the bride’s relatives before living in Cambridge after April.
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Albert S. ‘Dickinson
John and
Anna Belle Dickinson
Cambridge
Thora E. Longabaugh
J. Wesley
Sadie Longabaugh
Narvon R. D
U. B
White Horse
F. 5
Druckenbrod
Tuckerton
N. J
E. M. Gehr
Coates L L Coates and Dorothy Shertz Wed in Christiana
Robert L. Coates son of Mrs Mary L Coates Gap and Dorothy Shertz daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester L Shertz Gap were married Saturday at four by Rev John H Roger at his Christiana home The ring ceremony was used and the couple were attended by Harold Shertz and Pearl Albright A supper followed at the bride’s parents’ home The couple plan to occupy their new home April 1
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Robert L. ‘Coates
Mary. L. Coates
Gap
Dorothy Shertz
Chester L. Shertz
John H. Roger
Christiana
Harold Li. Shertz
Pearl Albright
New Holland Women and Business Club National Week Activities
The New Holland Business and Professional Women's Club observed National Women’s Week March 8 to 14 with three featured events. Members attended morning worship at St Stephen Reformed church, heard Prof. F. H Gaige at New Holland High School, and closed with a ham and bean dinner at the American Legion Home plus a public program and radio-style notices. A new New Holland Business Men's Association formed during the period aims to unite local business stalwarts to push cooperative advertising and honest practice. The initial meetings, led by Nathan Rubinson, discussed location, unity, and the plan to draft a constitution, by laws, and committees for membership finance and work.
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New Holland Business and Professional Women's Club
St. Stephen Reformed Church
C. G. Bachman
New Holland High School
F. H Gaige
State Teachers’ College
Millersville
Betty
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
New Holland
Styer & Evans
Nathan Rubinson
Rubinson Store
Nathan Robinson
Shooting Match Planned by Trout Run Hunting Club
The Trout Run Hunting Club conducts a monthly shooting match at the Levi Steif farm near Springville between Lincoln and Stevens on Saturday March 21. Contests include 12 gauge shotguns and .22 caliber rifles with prizes of turkeys ducks and geese. All sports lovers are urged to attend.
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Trout Run Hunting Club
Levi Steif Farm
Springville
Lincoln
Stevens
Jon
Birthday Surprise for Pastor at New Holland Parsonage
In this borough the New Holland and Gellers Reformed churches celebrated the pastor Rev. D W Gerhard with a birthday surprise at the parsonage. Peter Eby longtime resident and former Bridgeville native died at his home opposite the M E church aged 76. Adam Dennis a local colored preacher near the Hand Boards claims a perpetual motion machine that runs a corn sheller and plans public exhibition in the valley.
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New Holland and Gellers
Akron High School Sleigh Visit Noted by Town Friends
Twenty five years ago last week Akron High School and their teacher I F Seiverling enjoyed a sleigh ride to our town calling on many friends here. Eli Hess shipped a carload of potatoes at fifty cents per bushel and fifty bushels of apples at one dollar per bushel from the local station.
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Akron
I F. Seiverling
Eli Hess
Marker to memory of David Martin proposed in Lancaster Co
David Martin, ancestor of many Martins in Eastern Lancaster County and the U S, is buried in a neglected grave at Weaverland Cemetery. Efforts seek a suitable marker so descendants learn of their forebear. Contributions can be left at the Clarion office in New Holland Pa.
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David Martin
Lancaster County
United States
Old
Weaverland Cemetery
Clarion
New Holland
St Stephen Reformed Church Notes and Services
Next Sunday at 7:00 Rev M M Hostetter will preach at St Stephen Reformed Church. The Junior Choir will sing. Other services include 10:30 morning worship and 9:15 Church School. Lent services conclude Wednesday evening with a Leviticus talk. Confirmation on Palm Sunday eve. Holy Communion Maundy Thursday and Easter Day.
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M. M. Hostetter
Fagg’s Manor Presbyterian Church
Cochranville
St. Stephen Reformed Church
St. Stephen Church
Church
Easter Flowers and Bulbs at Weaver Greenhouse
1500 Tulip bulbs and 500 Hyacinth bulbs bloom for Easter along with potted plants and cut flowers. Visit the greenhouse for early selections. Delivery available Friday and Saturday before Easter by request. Levi A. Weaver 362 West Main Street Holland PA. Phone 6120 New
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Levi A. Weaver
West Main ‘Street
Holland, Pa
Citizens Vote for Twelve to Plan New Holland Community Hall
Citizens in New Holland vote to select a twelve member committee to plan and administer a proposed community hall. Ballots mailed to every householder require signature, secrecy, and return by March 24 at 6 PM with three tellers counting votes.
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New Holland
St Patrick's Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Kurtz
Mr and Mrs Carl Kurtz hosted a St Patrick's card party with guests including Mr and Mrs Ira Keath Mrs Charles Mensch Mrs Emma Cooper of Ephrata and others from town. Prizes were won by Mrs Harry Kurtz Mrs Maud Davis and Paul Miller.
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Carl Kurtz
Ira Keath
Charles Mensch
Emma Cooper
Ephrata
Harry Kurtz
Gap
Ed. Caulwell
Maud Davis
Paul Miller
Town
Harry, Kurtz
Insurance protection guide for autos and risks
Foresee and forestall the possibilities of loss by insurance protection against automobile fire theft collision property damage and public liability Insure yourself and your car with comprehensive coverage and prudent risk planning.
Lions Club Nominates Officers for Upcoming Year
Lions Club of New Holland will nominate officers at the regular meeting in the American Legion Home on Tuesday March 24 at 6 30 pm. Nominations include president secretary three vice presidents treasurer Lion tamer tail twister and two directors for three years. Elections occur the second meeting night in April. Edward S Gable Lancaster Auto Club president will speak and members are urged to attend.
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C. G. Bachman
Frank Ulrich
Frank C. Aungst
Lions Club of
New Holland
American Legion
Edward S. Gable
Lancaster Auto Club
Churches Plan Three Hour Good Friday Service
Four local ministers and laymen will deliver talks on The Seven Words From the Cross during a three hour Good Friday service at S Stephen Reformed Church in New Holland. The event runs from noon to 3 pm with special music by all four churches and organists from each church participating.
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Christ
New Holland
S. Stephen Reformed Church
Collector Adds Civil War Rifle to Broadstreet Treasures
Arthur A. Futer, a Broadstreet, this borough, renowned curios and Indian relics collector, reports a Civil War Savage Company rifle joining his growing display. The Middletown Connecticut weapon features a strap and bayonet and reflects local antique-hunting trends as such rifles fade from the area.
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Arthur A. Futer
Broadstrett
Savage Company
Middletown
Connecticut
Futer
Beauty Shoppe Opens With Special Marcel Waves
Kitty and Betty Lewis announce the opening of their Beauty Shoppe on March 26, 1931. The special offers beautiful marcel permanent waves with ringlet ends for five dollars for a limited time. Lillianne Singer, beauty specialist and cosmetologist, will be available to assist clients with individual problems. Call for appointments.
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Kitty
Betty Lewis
Marcel
Lillianne Singer
Boy Scouts Register For Coming Year In New Holland
Troop No. 1 members filled the High School Building on March 17 to register for the year ahead. Scouter Bud Townsley urged Scout ideals and Lew Garman unveiled a new leadership policy moving Junior Assistant Scoutmasters to Boy Scouts and Patrol Leaders to Star Scouts.
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New Holland
Bud Townsley
Lew Garman
Buoiie
Assawant
Elizabeth A Weaver Oberholtzer obituary near Myerstown
Mrs Elizabeth A Weaver Oberholtzer sixty two died at 4am Monday at home near Myerstown of complications She is survived by husband Samuel B Oberholtzer children G A Walgren Beaumont Texas G M Hinkson Washington DC R T Reed Glendale California Jacob Baltimore MD John Madison NJ Kenneth Hinkson Baltimore MD Joseph Madison NJ Mae at home siblings Etiam Sensenig Ephrata Sarah SANE borough Elant Wise Ephrata and H A Weaver Hatboro Services from the home near Myerstown with a farmer’s rite at 2 o'clock from nearby Mennonite church burial will be made on the tye ane tery
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Elizabeth A Weaver Oberholtzer
Samuel B. Oberholtzer
Myerstown
G. A. Walgren
Beaumont
Texas
G. M. Hinkson
Washington
D. C
R. T. Reed
Glendale
Calif
Jacob
Baltimore
John
Madison
N. J
Crofsdain
Funeral for Eph rata Chavehoof in Ephrata
Funeral services for a local plumber were held Friday afternoon at 1 30 at the hom on Fohrata and 2 o clock at the Ephrata Church of the Brethren. Burial followed at Mohler cemetery with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Caien
Sutvaveck
Bso Ate
Ella Millys Befos Ocnurige
Dacues Cloopties
Amd
Jean
Allo
Deen Alvo
Mroo
Mere Withiam G. Kilhefner
Ephracay
Clyde B. Numbers
Atglen
John F. Rennins
Borough
Harry Miley
Ephrata
Drother Gale
Ephraca
Mer
Iwathi Finer
Oelovk
Hom
Fohrata
Orlock
Ephrata Cnurch
Brethren
Mohler
Spelling Bee at Blue Ball Fire Hall
The Blue Ball schools hold a spelling bee Saturday at 7 30 in the Blue Ball fire hall with two spelling classes and one general class. Three prizes will be awarded in each class. Primary offers a pageant Spring by Miss Edrie Wagner. Secondary features dialogues minstrels and orchestra under Mr Lawrence Smith. Everyone is invited.
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Blue Ball Schoors
Blue Ball Fire Hall
Edrie Wagner
Lawrence Smith
West End Meat Market Ad Highlights Quality Meats
Local store promotes quality meats and reasonable prices with country sausage and six specials.
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West End
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Borough Council
C. B. Towns
Maria Bender
Edith Richwine
M. G. Weaver
Weaverland
Wright Bakery
E. C. Beck
Xl Geo. F
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P. F. Esbenshade
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C. W. Richmond
John Sensenig, Jr. Ate
L M. Storb, Sr
C. B. Townsley
H. Earle Wright
Chas. S. Zwally
ST. Patrick's Party
Lions Club
Auto Club
BOY Scouts
Scout Committee
Caleb G. Kuhefner