New Holland Lions Club Organized In Memorial Day Event
New Holland residents and Lancaster visitors gathered at the New Holland House for a luncheon that launched a local Lions Club. Eighteen charter members signed on, with twenty five by May 12, and officials chosen including W. E. Davis as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland House
Lancaster
Lion’s Club
Lionism
Association of Lions
Lions Club
New Holland Machine Company
David Evans
Nelson Waltman
Lancaster Club
Evans
Lancaster den
New Holland
United States
Canada
Cubs
Jimmy Ross
Dave Bartewell
Woody Geist
P. H. Shaub
W. E. Davis
C. M. Diller
Boy 14 Strangled by Engine Belt at Home
Paul S. Weaver, fourteen, was killed when his clothing tangled in a gasoline engine shaft while helping to start the water pump at his home near Hinkletown. He was found lifeless about fifteen minutes later and died at the scene. coroner rules accidental strangulation. He was the son of Amos and Ella Weaver and is survived by siblings. Funeral services set for Sunday at noon at the parents’ home and 2 p.m. at Weaverland Mennonite Church. Burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Weaver
Hinkletown
Paul
Amos
Ella Weaver
Weaverland’- Mennonite Church
Fireworks Sale Restricted to Borough Areas
The notice states that the sale of fireworks within the borough will be restricted to designated areas only, with specific boundaries and enforcement checkpoints to limit distribution outside approved zones. Local authorities warn vendors and residents to comply to avoid penalties.
Worlds Need Teams More and Larger Than Ever
The world seeks stronger teams and bigger platforms to match growing challenges. Experts argue for expanded leagues, improved development pipelines, and broader international participation to elevate competition and global viewership.
Local Railroad Station Reopens to Evening Schedule
The Clarion reports the local Pennsylvania Railroad station will resume full hours after complaints from manufacturers. The clerk removed is reinstated and the station will stay open until the last train. Freight shipments will be delivered until 5 p m and XPress and Union Telegrams handled until 7 30 p m.
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Clarion
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ae Union
Trinity Lutheran notes on services and travel
Next Sunday at 10 30 Holy Communion will be administered. Other services follow usual hours. From June 1 to 6 Pastor attends Synod in Philadelphia. Reachable by telephone or telegraph at the Robert Morris Hotel Philadelphia Pa Mr Paul F Esben Shade is the delegate representing the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod
Philadelphia
Robert Morris Hotel
Paul’ F. 'Esbenshade
Card of Thanks for Stauffer and Jacob G
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and memorial gestures following the passing of Stauffer and Jacob G. The note acknowledges sympathy, prayers, and visits during a time of loss.
Blue Ball Store Robbed in Rear Window Break-in
Thieves entered the Blue Ball general store of C. E. Sensenig through a rear window late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning and looted merchandise valued near $1,000. A large quantity of shoes dry goods hardware and cutlery were taken. State police are investigating with no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sensenig
Blue Ball
American Legion Plans Memorial Day Ceremonies in Borough
The American Legion in this borough schedules Memorial Day activities starting at 7:00 a.m. with a meet at the Legion room. Members will visit seven local cemeteries for brief services and a salute to fallen comrades, visiting Ranck's United Brethren Church Town Center Terre Hill Voganville Zeltenreichs Reformed United Brethren New Holland and Lutheran and Reformed in sequence. Afterward the crowd is invited to Harris Bros. & Co. May Sale featuring dresswear and dry goods bargains.
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American Legion
Lenion Room
Ranck
United Brethren
Churchtown
Center
Terre Hill
Voganville
Zeltenreich’s Reformed
New Holland
Lutheran and Reformed
Harris Bros. & Co
Palm Beach
Harris Bros
Conestoga Post No
St. Stephen Reformer Church
Singing
America
Brettle
M. BE
Perseverance Band
Leb
Local Boys Injured Playing Base Ball
The Lemon Hill team of the Community Base Ball League lost a player each evening through accidents in two games. Tuesday's injury benched Harold Kendig after a ball struck his nose. Thursday saw another player, 88 Martin, hurt during play, prompting concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Hill
Harold Kendig
Kent
Martin
Sauder Bros Incorporated in New Holland Auto Electric Firm
The Sauder brothers Noah N and Martin G Sauder have incorporated their large auto and electrical business with Martin G as president and GM Wayne S Martin as secretary Noah N Sauder as treasurer The firm traces its roots to 1904 expanding from electric lighting and power to Ford agency service and tractor work in New Holland and surrounding areas with a 50 by 110 foot reinforced concrete facility and plans for continued growth and customer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah N. Sauder
Martin G. Sauder
Wayne S. Martin
Noah N.sauder
Sauder
M. M. Nolt
New Holland
Ford
Ford Automobile
West Main Street
Fordson
Martin W. Martin
Isaac N. Martin
Harry K. Miller
Roland Mellinger
Abram H. Sensenig
Clarence H. Rutt
New York
L. W. Sensenich
Corporation
Sauder Bros
Lauder Bros., Inc
New Holland Loses at Manheim In Loose County League Game
Manheim outscored New Holland 11 to 7 as Trout struggled early. In the second inning six Manheim hits and three errors produced eight runs. Meharg held Manheim hitless in the last two innings. Geist led eight New Holland hits. P Kochel made a key center-field play and doubled off a runner.
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Manheim
Trout
New Holland
Meharg
Srd
Geist
P. Kochel
Eresevess
Balmer
Hahn
Frey
Conrad
Godhenauer
Witmyer
Peiffer
W. Kochel
Glouner
Manheim Balmer
Fry
Gecenauer
Patton
Deena Blantz
Rte
Beachler
Davis
Pet
Rae Ane
Kendig
Peter Eee
Beet
Vee
Wolf
Vout
Eoeree Reese
Strawberry Social at St Stephen Reformed Church
The Ladies Aid Society of St Stephen Reformed Church invites all to a strawberry social in the church basement on Saturday evening June 18 starting at 5 oclock. There will be plenty of good eats and everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Memorial Day Services in Churchtown
Churchtown will observe Memorial Day with a short street parade Saturday evening May 30 starting at 6 o clock. The event will be participated in by members of the G A R Fraternal Organizations and Sunday School children of the community, followed by a program headed by Caernarvon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchtown
G. A R
Caernarvon
Memorial Day Program in New Holland Promises Top Entertainment
New Holland prepares a grand Memorial Day program with band concerts, a major outdoor address by C. E. Kreischer, and a County League baseball game between New Holland and Terre Hill. The event features Perseverance Band performances, two memorial services at local cemeteries, ample seating, lighting, and refreshments for visitors.
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Anon
C. E. Krofecher
Bloomsburg
L. R. Walters
Perseverance Band of
Lebanon
C. E. Kreischer
Columbia County
Kreisener
New Holland
Terre Hill
Exciting Runaway Near Groffdale Ends Calmly
A runaway horse belonging to a Levi Huyett son near Groffdale began at the west end of town and ended behind Eli Hess’s store on Railroad Avenue. The backing strap parted, the animal dashed through Main Street to the square, collided with a passing machine grazing fenders, and finally was captured in a parking space below the store without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Huyett
Groffdale
New Holland
Fig Sted
Eli Hess
Ore
Railroad Avenue
Western School
West End
Main Street
Glaziers Set Record Time For Show Windows
On Tuesday afternoon the J. M. Kase Co. glaziers of Reading Pa cut fitted and placed large plate glass show windows in the Werner Building on East Main Street in record time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kase Co
iGlaziers
Reading
Werner
East _Main street
Radcliff Chautauqua Three Day Festival Opens June 18
The Radcliff Chautauqua Committee announces a three day program June 18 19 and 20 featuring The Missouri Entertainers The Plumstead Lucas Co Stout Kempton Players and lectures by Dr W T S Culp Prof Emerson W Miller and Charles A Horr. Tickets will be sold at a reduced price.
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Missouri Entertainers
W. T. S. Culp
Plumstead-Lucas Co
Nely So
Emerson W. Miller
Stout-Kempton Players
Wee Eee
Stout-Kempton
Cay Wea
Erik Lomedy -Drafila
Charles A. Horr
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New Lions Club
U. S
THE
Trinity Lutheran
Stauffer
Jacob
Incorporated
Loose
Strawberry Social
Cchurchtown
G.A.R
Glaziers
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