Birthday Banquet for Dr Allan Meek Speaker Named
The Young Men's Business League of New Holland announces its first Birthday Party on May 20 at the High School Auditorium. Guest speaker is Dr Allan B Meek pastor of Trinity First Reformed Church York City. Committee members include Samuel Oman and others overseeing entertainment and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Business League of
New ‘Holland
Vat
Qe Pimi
Samuel Ox
Zhamerman
Messrs
Richard
Brubaker
Lester.Martin
Musselman
Charles W. Good
Ie le Henry Swope
Weaver Hagey
Omard ‘Brubaker
York City
Allan
Meek
Trinity - “First
Reformed
Lancas County
Bethany Reformed
Ephrata
Young Men's Business League
Oaken Bucket By Dip N Haul Randolph Field Texas
A distractingly improvised column from Field Texas recounts rain retribution lines about envying Texans, starlings with water wings, and a drought humor scene. It includes a rural Mall encounter with Ben-Sens and a Duck character buying blueing, ending with a humorous exchange.
Tall Cedars Initiate Four In Lancaster Area
A class of eight candidates was admitted to Tall Cedars of Lebanon at the spring ceremonial held Tuesday night at New Holland High School. Winners and dignitaries included Warren W. Weaver J Harvey Shue Clarence W. Martin M O Binger of Goodville with about 160 attendees and music by an 80 piece Tall Cedars Band and Rangers. Visiting officials featured Forrest M Major Phillipsburg NAS past grand tall declar of Lancaster lodge and supreme precept or Fred Wa Noggle Manheim District representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lebanon
New Holland ‘High School
Warren Ws. .Weaver
J. ‘Harvey Shue
Binger
Goodville
Tall Cedars
Rangers
Forrest
Phillipsburg
NAS
Lancaster Lodge
Supreme Preceptor
Fred Wa ‘Noggle
Manheim
Thie
Forest
Boyd ,Felty
Earl Daugherty
Cedars
Harvey
Mikshell
Grand Tall Cedar of Lodge
Warren County
Fred Merick
Harry
Leasick
Philadelphia
Fry of Fry's Mill longtime mill operator dies
Longtime Fry's Mill operator and Bergstrasse Lutheran church trustee dies after a long life of work. Survived by wife Margaret Ruth Fry and six children including John of Gadsden Martin H and Jacob R of Montclair Elizabeth Sprecher and Ruth Gilbert. Seventy plus grandchildren and two steps attend services at Bergstrasse Lutheran with burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
A. Smiember
Margaret
Ruth ’Fry
John
Terment
Two Dwelling Houses For Sale On Possession May 1
Auction notice states two dwelling houses with possession May 1. Apply to STYER & EVANS Real Estate and Insurance for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styer & Evans
Fenced streets and new road work noted in local column
The May 2 1891 column reports fencing along Franklin Street from Railroad Avenue to Guyter Avenue and a new road opening to Earl township from the Downingtown and Harrisburg road. It lists three local men named view ers C BY Pleam Amos Rut ter and E O Diller and notes rainfall during Quaker Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
Guyter Avenue
Franklin Street
Earl Township
S Point
Downingtown
Harrisburg
Reidenbach’s
Holland
Pleam
Amos Ruttér
Diller
Symphony Keys Awarded to Franklin & Marshall Musicians
Leonard Levitt announces keys will be awarded to Franklin and Marshall Symphony Orchestra members at a Friday May 9 rehearsal and business meeting. Frederia Elen, director, presides as Leonard Levitt, president, presents the awards to two years of attendance. Plans for next year outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony
Franklin & Marshall
Orchestra
Frederia
Elen
Leonard Levitt
Will
School trip to Philadelphia and Valley Forge planned
Goodville TM Secondary School announces a tour to Philadelphia and Valley Forge. George Bausder, teacher, will lead the trip leaving Singer's Store at 7 a.m. on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Valley. Forge
Goodville
George
G.baus der
Singer's
Fishing License Sale Notice At Local Real Estate Office
A brief notice announces fishing licenses being issued at the office of BTYER EVANS Real Estate and Insurance. The ad notes permits are available through the local realty and insurance firm and directs readers to visit for details and applications.
Girl Scouts hear county leader speak in Lincoln borough
Senior girls of Lone Pine Tree Troop No. 83 presented a minstrel show Tuesday evening at the Lutheran church. Miss Arlyne Demimy coached the show with High School faculty member Evelyn Kauffman assisting. The speaker for the night was Mrs. Richard Alay, chair of the Training Committee of the Lancaster County Girl Scout Council, who also presented awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls of the Lone
Pine Tree
Evelyn ‘Kauffman
Arlyne, Demimy
Par
Margaret ‘Ames
Jane
Witmer
Helen Kochel
Virginia Brendle
Gladys Lowry
Mary
Jan Myers
Marian Dunlap
Jane’ ‘Weber
Lea
Grant
Richard
Summer Round-Up at Local Child Health Center
The Summer Round-Up will be held at the Child Health Center on Wednesday May 7 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the American Legion Home. Infants and preschool children are invited. Dr P R Wentz will give instruction with Florence Miller visiting nurse and Mary Blough RN. Elizabeth Porter will speak on diets for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Elizabeth
Porter
Department * of ‘Health
Harrisburg
Corporal Harry Irons to Attend Quartermaster School
Corporal Harry Irons of Middletown Air Depot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney E. Irons, will leave May 16 for Philadelphia to take a ten week course at the Quartermaster School, Schuylkill Arsenal. He is among about 150 students selected nationwide for this program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Irons
Middletown
Sydney E. Irons
Irons
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s
Schuylgall Arsenal
Notice to Dog Owners on Stray Dogs and Penalties
Citizens report a stray dog surge in the borough. Many dogs lack identification or run at large, violating Ordinance No. 80. Owners are urged to restrain pets. unlicensed strays may be destroyed by the High Constable. Penalty for violations is $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W
Weaver
Private sale of late A B Good stock to EB Steele
Mrs Myrtle McLaughlin sold the entire stock of the late A B Good privately to EB Steele who will continue the business at the same place. Steele has worked for the proprietor since 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Good
Myrtle McLaughlin
Steele
Local farmer solves baling problem with new press
Edwin B. Nolt of New Holland after trial and scoffers created a pick-up baling press. He worked long hours with his wife’s support to perfect a machine that baled successfully in the field in a barn test and drew encouragement from a key remark to push forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Nolt
New Holland’ Machine “Company
Baling Press
West
New Holland
Aaron
Nolt
Marriage of Pauline B Shiffer and Harold E Rutter
The wedding of Miss Pauline B Shiffer daughter of Mrs Lillie Shiffer 611 East Chestnut Lancaster and Harold E Rutter of 160 North Queen Street Lancaster occurred Monday at 10 am in the parsonage of United Brethren in Christ Church. Rev Frank Cy Runger officiated with Miss Thelma Richardson and Daniel Miley as attendants. Dinner followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside at 207 South Queens Street Lancaster.
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Imarriage
Pauline
B. Shiffer
Lillie. Shiffer
East Chestnut
Lancaster
Harold E. Rutter
Queen ‘Street
United
Brethren In ‘Christ
Church
The
Frank
Runger
Thelma Richardson
Daniel Miley
Queens Street
Shirk Wanger Couple Wed in Blue Ball Home Marriage
Miss Kathryn Wenger daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Wenger of Blue Ball and Harry J Shirk of Terre Hill son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Shirk East Earl were married at 7 80 o'clock Saturday evening at Bishop J Paul Gray bill's home The couple will reside on the Blue Ball Terre Hill road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Wenger
Isaac ‘Wenger
Blue Ball
J.shirk
Terre Hill
Reuben Shirk
East Earl
J. Paul Graybill
Ball
Terre ‘Hill Road
Cedar Grove Guild to Meet at Westminster Church
Cedar Grove Guild will meet at Westminster Guild of Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church at the home of Mrs. Daniel Rutter on Saturday May 8 at 2 80 p m. The roll call verse is to be taken from the 120th to 181st chapters of Psalms. All Birth interested are cordially invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild of
Cedar ‘Grove -Presbyterian Church
Daniel Rutter
Spelling Bee at Goodville Fire Hall Tonight
Goodville Fire Department hosts a spelling bee Friday night at 7 30 PM at the fire hall. Community members compete for a prize as the event takes place in Goodville's central firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodville Fire
For Sale 100-Acre Farm in Lebanon County Near Iona
A 100 acre farm in Lebanon County on Stata Highway near Iona is offered with good soils and buildings. Two dwellings are included and the property is listed by STYER and EVANS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County
Stata
Iona
Imesep
Telegrams and talks at Tri County Telephone annual meeting
The Tri County Telephone Association held its annual plant men’s meeting at the New Holland High School auditorium. Directors were elected for the year and officers named. Ira Keratetter was elected president with John K Stoltzfus as vice president and John F H Martin as secretary-treasurer. An award was given to Em
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
New Tolland ‘High School
Telephone Company
Ham
Stauffer
Enterprise
Telephone’, Company
New
Holland
Johns Stoltzfus
Conestoga’ Telephone
Gomie
Pany
Birdsboro
C. E. ‘Baby
Denver
Ephrata
Harry Miller
Bethel
Mt. Aetna
Company
Myerstown
Tra. Keratetter
Carbon Telephone’ Company
Association
Mt. Aetna TelePhone Company
Farm Show Association Plans 1941 Exhibit
The Farm Show Association met Wednesday night at Wright Bakery to set plans for the 1941 Farmers Day Exhibit to be held October 2 3 and 4. President H Earle Wright presided as Wm M Mearig and Wm G Gilfillan were named auditors. Carl Groff, treasurer, reported and was accepted. The advertising committee will meet soon to arrange advertising for premium books. Wilson H Duck resigned as concessions chairman leaving a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Bakery
Wm. M
Mearig
Wm. G. Gilfillan
Carl
Wilson
H. Duck
Trinity Church to Highlight Law for Christians Theme
Rev. George W. Wilt will preach at Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday morning at 10 30. Sunday school in all departments will begin at 9 30. The notice outlines worship and educational programs for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wilton
Trinity
Lutheran
Plan Chicken and Waffle Supper at Trinity Lutheran May 9
A chicken and waffle supper will be held Saturday May 9 at the Trinity Lutheran Parish House. The Ladies of the church host the event starting at 4 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trinity
Lutheran
Debates on labor strikes and wartime unity in Texas
The piece debates labor management wrangling and strikes during a tense wartime era. It recalls historic fire company feuds and references Col. Lindbergh's isolationist stance, noting the president’s indirect rebuke and the value of free speech in democracy.
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Meck
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League
Randolph
Field, Texas
Dippy
Rio Grande
WPA
EB. M.F. Weaver
Doc
Texas
Stauffer’s Drug Store
Duckie
Big Magazine
Duckté
Jacob
M.fry
C. G. Bachman
C. Diller
Son
Leonard’ Levitt
Evans Real Estate
Ohio
Eugene
Charles Hartine Atine
Lititz
Ivan Woomert
Chater
Weries Ct
Army
Quartermaster ‘School
Baling
Farmersville
Man
Rutter—Shiffer
Shirk—Wenger
Cedar Grove Guild
Styer: & Evans ‘Real Estate and Insurance
Tri-County “Association Guests of Enterprise Company
Hear School Mmusicians
Officers
Trinity Church News
E. M. FP. Weaver
Axea
Lindbergh
America
Britain
Afr Corps’ Reserve
Voltaire
Helvetian
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