30 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
1
Brief obituary notes a deceased individual buried at Brethren Church cemetery in Churst, with burial at the New Holland United grounds. The report provides limited details beyond the final resting place.
Burial will be made in Gordonyill cemetery in Baby's Brethren City Mont. The notice records a funeral arrangement with location details for family and mourners.
Emma M Zimmerman 61 wife of Bli Zimmerman died at her home near Terre Hill Saturday night after illness from tuberculosis. Survived by husband and children listed with surnames Martindale Bast Goodville and Hoover with names including Martin Eli Jonas and Daniel Hoover. Local obituaries note the family’s from Goodville area.
A piano recital is slated for Saturday featuring a local artist. The event promises a refined program with classical pieces and expressive interpretation. Admission details were not fully clarified in the fragment.
The text names Misa Martha Rackler Anna Mearig and accompanist a male in a selection with Bud Bair Chester Dunn Willis Weidman and Daniel Hoover. New member Isaac F Davis admitted to the club. A baked ham and bean supper was served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening April 10.
Local shop announces a large Easter apparel shipment featuring more than 500 men’s suits in various styles. Display highlights include young men and older customers urged to visit the store for a wide selection and special Easter fittings.
The New Holland marble plant founded by Theodore M. Storb grew from a small building on the Red Lion Inn site. It evolved into T. M. Stork Sons Marble Works, modernizing with pneumatic tools in 1916 and now using Rock of Ages granite from Barre Vermont as it marks its long history and ongoing production.
The Girl Scouts appeared as special guests entertaining with drills and marches, and stage sketches on the troop’s past year's history. Scoutmaster's remarks praised achievement in scouting and community service. The meeting featured badge presentations and a semaphore Morse demonstration, plus a Germany-themed illustrated lecture.
An advertisement highlights dependable automobile liability insurance from STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance, based in New Holland Pennsylvania. It stresses protection in accidents that require ambulance calls and emphasizes reliability for car owners.
An advertisement notes new Easter selections showing coats dresses and millinery for misses and children. The retailer Rubinson highlights a splendid line of latest creations on display.
The article describes a county wide Easter Sunrise Prayer program led by the United Brethren and United Brethren from Lancaster area churches. Services planned for West End Central East End and Jackson Street with leaders in charge. A Living Christ and the New Crusade address by Rev F C Aungst will be delivered at the lawn service near United Brethren Church.
The Easter promenade offers the latest spring styles for men women and children with shoes and Oxfords now on display. First floor bargain tables include specials in shoes and Oxfords.
Lost dog report for a male beagle described as white with brown and black tan markings. Owner seeks the pet rescue and asks anyone who finds him to contact local shelter or owner.
The report lists numerous visits and gatherings as residents from Lancaster Reading Terre Hill Lititz and nearby towns shared Sunday time with relatives and friends. Names include Stauffer Shirk Musser Sweigart Sprickler Harnish and Martin with households in Reading Gap Lancaster Goodville Brownstown and Terre Hill.
The New Holland Borough School Board elected teachers for the 1928 29 term at a regular meeting led by President H Earle Wright. Appointments include Maria Bender, Helene Weaver, A Mary Harsh, Anna Diller, Helen Fenninger, Emily Meredith, Laura Coldren, J Paul Lauder, and Ivan P Lowry as Supervising Principal. Vacancies remain in mathematics music manual training and health with further posts under consideration and applications to Elwood H Baer.
The Women’s Missionary Society of New Holland United Brethren Church will hold their monthly meeting at Mrs. Earl Wright’s home on Monday evening April 2 at 7 30. Members are urged to attend and bring friends. A surprise is planned for attendees.
Joseph M. Weaver of East Earl RD advertises a limited supply of Horn Dust for tobacco plants at a reduced price through April 20. The notice is a small local classifieds item from East Earl indicating a sale by the individual seller.
Thousands of yards of dress goods in new spring arrivals. The store promises wide variety to suit any taste and advises early selection while stock is complete.
The New Holland Market will be held on Thursday, April 6 instead of Good Friday, per a local notice. The change affects the market schedule and local attendees.
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