New Holland Rubys Rout Brickers and Lebanon in Tri-County Opener
The New Holland Rubys surged to a 10 to 5 win over Brickers Bakery of Lancaster and followed with a 16 to 1 trouncing of the Little Chefs of Lebanon. Manager Clement E Hooker and assistant James P Davis field a clubhouse strength, placing New Holland in a first place tie with Adamstown as Tri-County League play begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Holland
Brickers
Lebanon
Adamstown
Fivepointville
Holland Rubys
Rubys
Clement E. Hooker
James P. Davis
Ers
Brickers Bakery
Lancaster
Little Chefs
York Black Cats
Plane overturns after forced landing in storm near Morgantown
Mr and Mrs N T Bockus of Chestnut Hill Philadelphia escaped injury when a cabin plane returning from Kansas City overturned in a ditch at a farm field west of Morgantown during a storm. Raymond L Sheaffer and two assistants aided the flyers before Mr Sheaffer drove them home. The craft had a broken landing gear and was hauled to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Bockus
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Benjamin Stoltzing
Morgantown
Raymond L. Sheaffer
Strawberry Social at Zeltenfeldh Reformed Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Zeltenfeldh Reformed Church hosts its annual Strawberry Social in the church basement on Saturday evening June 6. A delightful menu is prepared and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Zel‘tenfeldh Reformed Church
W C T U To Meet In May Borough Session
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of this borough will hold its May meeting next Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs E C Diller on West Main street. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
E. C. Diller
West Main Street
Food Sale At New Hall Restaurant This Saturday
A food sale will be held Saturday morning at star o'clock in front of the New Hall Restaurant. A variety of baked goods and vegetables will be on sale. Everyone is invited to attend.
Rainbow Tea by Trinity Lutheran class to be held May 21
The Constant Workers' Class of Trinity Lutheran church Will hold a Rainbow Tea next Thursday evening May 21 at 8 00 in the church social rooms Music includes Kathleen Mearig Clarinet Catherine Sheaffer Sax Pauline Esbenshade Helien M. Becker Helen Mentzer and a ventriloquist act Arthur Witmer The class is selling tickets at twenty five cents and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kathleen Mearig
Catherine Sheaffer
Pauline’ Esbenshade
Helien M. Becker
Helen Mentzer
Arthur Witmer
Witmer
Legion Auxiliary Joint District Meeting Planned
A joint district meeting of American Legion Auxiliary units from six counties will be held at the U S Veterans Hospital Auditorium in Coatesville on Wednesday at 2 00 PM Daylight Saving Time. Department Vice President Mrs Barton Oplinger will lead with speakers Mrs Thds Meany Mrs Alvah Rittenhouse and Miss Adha Musser. Attendees will tour the new hospital afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lancaster
Chester
Delaware
Bucks
Montgomery
Philadelphia County Council
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Coatesville
Barton Oplinger
Allentown
Thds Meany
Philadelphia
Alvah Ritt Fenhouse
Pottstown
Alee $y Tie At The SSO Event Sparks Curiosity
A fragmented line from a desk note references an SSO event with a curious tie. No clear names or dates appear, leaving readers unsure about the exact participants or outcome.
Obituary of Clayton Schload of Hinkletown
Clayton Schload of Hinkletown died from complications Thursday night at age 70 years 7 months 14 days. Survived by wife Mary nee Mentzer a daughter Mabel Schload a granddaughter Grace and two stepsons William M Stauffer and Harvey M Stauffer. Funeral from his home Monday at 1 30 pm with services at 2 pm at the Brick meeting house near Denver interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Schload
Hinkletown
Mary
Infant Hoover Dies At Bareville Home
Emma M Hoover five weeks old daughter of Harry O and Bertha W Hoover of Bareville died Monday at 9 30 p m of infant trouble. Survived by parents five brothers Harlan Lester Lloyd Abraham sister Alta and grandparents Adam Z Emma Martin and Abraham N Anna R Hoover. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 00 p m at home and 130 p m at Graffdale Mennonite Brick church. Interment in Groffdale Mennonite cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M. Hoover
Harry O
Bertha W. Hoover
Bareville
Harlan
Lester
Lloyd
Abraham
Alta
Adam Z
Emma Martin
Blue Ball
Abraham N
Anna R. Hoover
Voganville
Graffdale Mennonite Brick Church
Groffdale Mennonite Cemetery
Death of Josiah M. Hummel in local borough
Josiah M. Hummel aged seventy five died at his son in law Abraham Shirk 29 North Custer Avenue on Monday evening after weeks of illness. He belonged to New Holland United Brethren church and Washington Camp No 40 P O S of A. Survived by daughter Margaret wife of Shirk and niece Mrs John Zorn of Lancaster. Services were held at his home Thursday at 2 30 PM DST with interment at Ranocks United Brethren Cemetery south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah M. Hummel
Abraham Shirg
Custer Avenue
Hummel
New Holland United Brethren Church
Washington Camp No. 40
Margaret
Abraham Shirk
John Zorn
Lancaster
Ranock
United Brethren Cemetery
Death of Harold G. McNally in Voganville
Harold G. McNally three year old son of Lewis and Isabelle Getz McNally of Voganville died Monday night at 11 45 of heart trouble. Survived by brothers and sisters Carl Hiva Charles Wilfred and Elvin all at home and grandfathers Thomas McNary of Villanova Clayton S Getz of Voganville Private funeral services were held at the home Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock with burial in Voganville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haraold G. McNally
Lewis
Isabelle Getz McNally
Voganville
Carl
Hiva
Charles
Wilfred
Elvin
Thomas McNary
Villanova
Clayton S. Getz
Card Party at Paradise by Tanawa Post 409
The American Legion and Auxiliary of Tanawa Post No. 409 will hold a card party at the Legion Home in Paradise on Thursday evening May 21 at 8:30 Daylight Saving Time. Door prizes and high score prizes will be awarded. Admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion and Auxilliary of
Tanawa Post No. 409
Legion
Paradise
Beauty Shoppe Notice for May 22nd in Pottsville
Mrs Lilliannie Singer an expert beauty operator of Pottsville Pa and Betty Lewis Beauty Shoppe announce a notice for May 22 presenting services and appointment details in a local beauty context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliannie Singer
Pottsville
Kitty
Betty Lewis
Dr Ober Speaker At Mothers Meeting In New Holland
Dr H K Ober president of the Lancaster County Sunday School Association speaks on proper child training at a New Holland public meeting in the high school auditorium. A two act drama Gold Silver and Precious Stones features local cast and music by Mrs Russell and Reba Plank. No admission charge. offerings help Mothers Club defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Ober
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Elizabethtown College
New Holland High School
Dr. Ober
Mothers’ Club
New Holland
Ober
Leona Keiser
Paul M Russell
J. E. Kauffman
C. Clarence Ruess
Chas Yost
George S. Townsley
Glenn Wright
Robert Lowry
Dorothy Yost
Margaret Ames
Paul M. Russell
Reba Plank
Brushing Up On The Past By M. G. Weaver
The Clarion column lists twenty two county office candidates for an upcoming lively primary election. The article notes Richard Weaver, a saddlery businessman, moved a frame building to its new shop location as an attachment to his business. It also mentions Miss Bila S. Rutter playing organ at Intercourse United Brethren Church and local notices about horses and driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Clarion
Richard ‘Weaver
Hershey
Brubaker Ave
Main Street
United Brethren Church
Intercourse
Bila S. Rutter
New Holland
D. W. Gerhard
Hellers
Zeltenreich
Voganville
Twenty Five Years Ago Cold May Night Recalled
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a cold May night in 1906 with sparse readable notes mentioning vegetables and a continuation note on page 5. The fragment preserves a sense of local memory and newspaper navigation.
Personal Notes Highlight Local Weeks End Visits
Mrs. John L. Herr of Lancaster spent the weekend with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs D H Styer. Mrs Rollin Wolf and daughter Geraldine of Blue Ball visited Mr and Mrs Emery Witwer. Various Lancaster residents hosted or visited relatives including the Wentz, Jessop, Diller, and Moore families and friends across neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Herr
Lancaster
D. H. Styer
Rollin Wolf
Geraldine
Blue Ball
Emery Witwer
Martha Brown
N. F. Gutekunst
Henry L. Worst
Earl Cicely
Jean
Ruth Worst
Edwin Morton
Newton Worst
Loughkinnamon
Anna Wentz
Philadelphia
P. R Wentz
Elizabeth Jessop
Weitzel
Margaret Eshleman
Warren Moore
White Horse
Harold Kendly
Towns
Grace Moore
May McCormick
Llanerch
John B. Miller
Frank Hackman
Richard and
Bernard
J. M. Ranch
Anna Mearig
Stroudsburg
Brown
Landis and Rife Tie Married at St Stephen Church
Parke E Landis son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Landis and Claudella P Rife daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard J Rife of Bareville were united in marriage Thursday May 14 at 11 00 am in the St Stephen Reformed Church Parsonage with Rev C G Bachman officiating The couple planned a honeymoon to Washington DC and Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke E. Landis
Benjamin Landis
Claudella P. Rife
Bernard J. Rife
Bareville
St. Stephen Reformed Church
C. G. Bachman
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Tax abatement offered for early payments in 1931
A tax notice states that all state, county, and borough taxes paid on or before June 1, 1931, qualify for a 5 percent abatement. The receiver will be at the New Holland House to collect taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland House
Bids Requested for Transportation of Red Well School Children
Bids for the transportation of Red Well School children to Summitville will be opened by the Bar Two School District on Saturday evening May 28. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. GEO. S. RANCK, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Well
Summitville
Barl Two
Ranck
School District Opens Bids for Coal Supply
The School District will open bids for coal on Saturday evening May 28 1931 at 6 00 oclock. All bids must be in by that time and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Community Vacation Church School Set to Open in June
The Community Vacation Church School of New Holland will open Monday June 8 for a three week term in two local churches United Brethren and Reformed. Morning sessions run 845 to 1115 daylight time with a staff led by supervisors and teachers across Reformed and United Brethren sites. The program invites all New Holland children and area youth to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Vacation Church School
The
United Brethren
St. Stephen Reformed
New Holland and Vicinity
United Brethren Church
Reformed Church
Virginia Hoffman
Alta Hoover
Helene M. Weaver
Lena Ludwig
Mary Harsh
Edna Stauffer
New Holland
Business and Pro Womens Club Meeting Details
The semi monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club will be held next Monday evening May 18 at the American Legion Home. The session starts at 7:00 standard time or 8:00 daylight time. Misses Virginia Renninger and Helen M Becker will report on the State Convention in Buck Hill Falls May 15 16 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business & Professional Women's Club
American Legion
Buck Hill Falls
Virginia Renninger
Helen M Becker
Kings Daughters Meet Loyal Workers Circle in Borough
The Kings Daughters Society monthly meeting of the Loyal Workers Circle met Tuesday in Trinity Lutheran Church's Sunday School room. Officers read minutes and reported, with sympathy committees named for West End East End and Blue Ball. Members were urged to bring candy for Perry Point Hospital to the June meeting. The next gathering will be June 9 at St Stephen Reformed Church at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
F. C Aungst
C. C. Warner
R. E. Good
West End
Verna Stauffer
J. Herbert Evans
East End
Margie Hess
Evelyn Roseboro
Ivo Brenneman
E. M. High
Perry Point Hospital
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Covered Dish Luncheon by New Holland Bridge Club
The New Holland Bridge Club held its annual covered dish luncheon last Thursday at Miss Mary L. Kohler's East Main street home. Guests included Mrs. Besore, Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. Wenitz, Mrs. Stonb, Mrs. Rutter, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Fenninger, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. High, Mrs. Storb Jr., Mrs. Rutter, Mrs. Diller, Miss Becker, Evelyn Roseboro, Virginia Renninger, Elizabeth Trostle, Louise Ramer, Sarah Kennedy, and Barbara Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland “Bridge Club
Mary L. Kohler
East Main Street
Kohler
George F. Besore
Roy K. Hooker
P. R. Wenitz
H. K. Stonb
H. E. Rutter
P. B. Hess
Henry Fenninger
C. W. Richmond
Elsie Walters
B. M. High
Lime Special Price On Hydrate and Lump Lime
Special price notice for Hydrate and Lump Lime in metal containers at the car on Monday and Tuesday. Details on offer and quantities not provided.
Stereopticon Lecture At United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church hosts a stereopticon lecture on How We Got Our Bible at 8 30 p m daylight saving time Rev F C Aungst leads after a 7 30 p m service with slides tracing Bible history from earliest manuscripts to the American Revised Version Christians are invited to attend the lecture or join the 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor Society meeting substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
F. C. Aungst
Christian Endeavor Society
Lions Club Lecture Tours Norway At New Holland Meet
The New Holland Lions Club held a bi monthly meeting at the American Legion hall with H Frank Eshleman of Lancaster presenting an illustrated tour of Norway including fjords glaciers and the land of the midnight sun. Reports covered the state convention at Reading and a Lions Club sketch. Playground and Good Roads committees announced plans and Eden bridge discussions with the State Highway Department. Next meeting is Tuesday evening May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Lions Club
H. Frank Eshleman
Lancaster
Norway
American Legion
Lion Wilford G. Stauffer
Good Roads Committee
State Highway Department
Eden Bridge
Insurance Protection Options for Automobile Loss
A report discusses possible coverages for auto losses including fire theft collision property damage and public liability. It outlines considerations for securing protection and ensuring coverage adequacy for vehicle incidents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strawberry Social
Rainbow Tea
Legion Auxiliaries
Harold G. McNally
DR Ober
Mothers Meeting
Lancaster County U. S. Association
M. G. Weaver
Landis—Rife
Business and Professional Women’s Club
U. B
Lions Club Meeting
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