Pinchot Wins Gubernatorial Contest In Pennsylvania
Preliminary returns show Gifford Pinchot leading John M. Hemphill for Pennsylvania governor with a lead around 82 000 votes though 57 districts remain. James J. Davis elected U S senator by a large Republican majority. other GOP candidates also favored in Lancaster County and statewide.
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Lancaster County
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
John M. Hemphill
Pinchot
Chester County
James J. Davis
United States Senate
Commonwealth
Sidgwick Kistler
Edward C. Shannon
Phillip H. Dewey
Tioga County
Geo. W. Maxey
Lackawanna County
Supreme Court
William B
Lancaster City
William A. Britiman
Guy K. Bard
Columbia
Shannon
Bard
Hemphill
James H. Maurer
United States
Sedgwick Kistler
S. W. Blerér
William van Essen
Edward Shannon
Mabel Rennock
Mary Windsor
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Phillip Dewey
Lucy Winston
Fred Litton
David Rinne
George Maxey
Henry Niles
Charles Palmer
John Slayton
Superior Court
William Linn
James Drew
General Assembly
Joseph T. Evats
Norman Wood
Thomas Brown
M. D. Montgomery
Frederick Stroack
J. Imawin Huber
Local visitors and weekend visits across towns noted
Catherine Bard of Mechanicsburg spent Monday visiting friends Lawn. Eugene and Grace Oehme hosted guests on Sunday. Grace Bowers and Albert Jampot from Long Branch NJ visited Jimb Bowers, Amos Myers, Arthur Mohn, Fred Jacob, and others. Harry Hauser and relatives spent a day at Chesapeake Bay. Paul Martin Edwin of Fetterville joined Hh Wagner family and Frank Sheaffer of Goodville visited Barton Woomert. Mrs Harple of Lancaster spent Tuesday with the Kusene Oehme household.
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Catherine Bard
Mechanicsburg
Friends Lawn
Eugene Oehme
Nelson Harple
Vilen Moore Circle
Grace Bowers
Albert Jamvot
Long Branch
N. J
Jimb Bowers
Amos F. Myers
Arthur Mohn
Reading
Fred J:acl
Mohnton
Harry Hauser
Frank Hauser
Chesapeake Bay
Paul Martin
Ott
Edwin
Fetterville
Hh. O- Wagner
Frank Sheaffer
Satis
Goodville
Barton Woomert
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Set for November 8
The Woman's Missionary Society of Ranch's United Brethren Church will hold its monthly meeting Saturday afternoon November 8 at 2:00 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Hoffman at Main Street and Roberts Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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Woman's Missionary
Ranch
United Brethren Church
D. A. Hoffman
Main Street
Roberts Avenue
Baked Clam Supper Hosted by Trinity Lutheran Church
The Trinity Lutheran Church will host a baked clam supper and charity event organized by The Helping Hand class. Proceeds support community programs. The event aims to bring together neighbors for a meal and fundraising peek.
Kings Daughters Dues Social Planned at Trinity Lutheran
The Loyal Workers Circle of the King's Daughters Society in this borough will hold a Dues Social with their annual meeting next Wednesday evening November 12 in the Trinity Lutheran church social rooms. A program and refreshments are planned, a report on the year's work will be given, and the annual election of officers will occur. All members are urged to attend.
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Loyal Workers
King’s Daughters Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Olivers
Birthday Surprise for Mr William F De Saven
A birthday surprise Monday for William F De Saven on North Kinzer avenue marked the seventy second birth anniversary. Jennie M DeHaven organized the event with Mellinger Entertainers. guests included Roland Ranck Brownstown J G Huber Lancaster Elroy Wagner family E G Stauffer family Ada Mellinger Fay Arthur Clair Amos Myers Sweigart R E Sweigart Henry Fenninger all of town.
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William F. DeSaven
North Kinzer Avenue
Jennie M. DeHaven
Mellinger
Roland Ranck
Brownstown
J. G. Huber
Lancaster
John Ranck
Margie
Elroy Wagner
E.G. Stauffer
Miller- Mellinger
Fay
Ada Mellinger
Arthur and Clair
Amos . Myers
R.E. Sweigart
Henry Fenninger
Chicken Supper by Ladies Auxiliary of Salisbury Township
Community event promoting a chicken supper hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of Hise Company in Salisbury Township. Funds to support local causes through a neighborhood gathering.
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the ‘Ladies’. Auxiliary
of the
Salisbury
Hise Company
Community group to present Aunt Lucia comedy in December
A Business and Professional Women's Club committee led by Helen Berker arranged with H M Day of Universal Producing Co to stage Aunt Lucia at the High School Auditorium on December 4 and 5. The show features 150 local performers in elaborate costumes and scenery and aims to provide clean community entertainment.
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Helen Berker
H. M. Day
Universal Producing Company
Fairfield
Iowa
Evangelistic Meetings at New Holland Mennonite Church
A series of evangelistic meetings will begin at New Holland Mennonite Church on North Roberts Avenue Sunday evening November 8 for about two weeks. Rev. J. Irvin Lehman of Chambersburg Pa will be the evangelist and deliver messages of special interest. All members and friends are invited to attend any or all services.
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New Holland Mennonite Church
North Roberts Avenue
J. Irvin Lehman
Chambersburg
The
Chu
Large bakery truck wreck injures driver on Pottstown Pike
A Wright Bakery truck driven by John Hillard struck a pole after steering failed on a grade near town. The vehicle crossed the road, hit a culvert, and traffic was halted while crews cleared the scene. Hillard was taken to Coatesville Hospital for cuts and bruises and released the next morning.
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Wright Bakery
John Hillard
Near Town
Pottstown Pike
West Chester
Hillard
Coatesville Hospital
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Arthur Mellinger
Arthur Mellinger hosted a seventh grade gathering from the local public schools on Monday evening at his mother's barn on East Main Street. The event featured varied games and refreshments served by the host, in a festive Hallowe'en celebration.
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Arthur Mellinger
East Main Street
A. M. Mellinger
Will Reopen Butcher Shop Near Earl Union School House
E N Burkholder announces the reopening of his New Holland Pennsylvania butcher shop on Friday October 3 near Earl Union School House. He will offer fresh and smoked meats at reduced prices due to lower cattle costs and resume custom cutting for trade inviting patronage.
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Earl Union School House
E. N. Burkholder
New Holland R. D.3
Seautters Big One Cont Sale Advert
Seautters announces a major auction sale with details and timing for readers. The listing highlights items, dates, and contact information for bidders interested in the event.
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Seautters
Death Notice From Lancaster Cemetery Service
A member of the State Reformed church had services held at 2 o'clock in the home. Interment was made in the Lancaster cemetery.
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S Reformed Church
Lancaster Cemetery
M S Graybill 72 Dies After Long Illness at Bareville
M S Graybill a Bareville resident aged 72 died at his home Friday after a long illness. He was a Graffdale Mennonite Church member and former Juniata County merchant who ran M S Graybill & Sons since 1899 after buying into a Bareville coal lumber and feed warehouse. He is survived by wife Anna F Spicher two sons Floyd and Chester, a brother Allan S Graybill and two predeceased children Norman and Esther. Funeral services were held Monday at his home and Graffdale Mennonite Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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M. S. Grayhill & Sons
Joseph
Sara Siever Graybill
Anna F. Spicher
Floyd
Bareville
Chester
Rohrerstown
Norman
Graybill
Esther Graybill
Allan
Richfield
Graffdale Mennonite
Death of Alvin B White in Farmersville Area
Alvin B White aged forty from near Farmersville died at his home from injuries received at work. He was a bricklayer, member of Rothsville Lutheran Church and Red Men Akron. Survived by wife Mabel Sharr and nine children at home, along with brothers Ammon John James Roy and sisters Anna Mae Elizabeth. Private funeral from home, public service at Rothsville Lutheran Church, burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Alvin D. White
Farmersville
Priday
Strempon
White
Rothsyville Lutheran Church
Red Men
Akron
Mabel Sharr
Daisy
Anna
Catherine
Margaret
Alvin
Mabel
Elnora
Arlene
Paul
Ammon
John
Ephrata
James
Weidmanville
Anna Mae Lauder
Elizabeth Diffendall
Lancaster
Roy
Rothsville Lotheran Church
Emma Moore Dies at 62 in Terre Hill Home
Mrs Emma Moore sixty two of Terre Hill died at her home on Tuesday morning at 10 45 of complications She is survived by her brother George N Reber and two sisters Mrs Lillian Coleman Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1 30 at the home and at 2 90 in Terre Hill Evangelical Congregational church Interment will be in Terre Hill Cemetery.
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Emma Moore
Terre Hill
George N. Reber
Lillian Coleman
Terre Hill Evangelical
Mrs Fannie Beiler Dies at 78 in Mascot Home
Mrs Fannie Beiler widow of David Beiler aged 78 died Monday at 1 00 AM at her Mascot home. She was a daughter of Christian and Lydia Miller Mil ler and survived by sister Mary wife of Rev Benjamin Beiler of Banks. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 00 AM at the late home with interment in Myers Cemetery.
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Fannie Beiler
David Beiler
Mascot
Christian
Lydia Stoltzfus Miller
Mary
Benjamin Beiler
Banks
Myers Cemetery
Truck Farm for Sale Near Brownstown with Home and Outbuildings
A 32 acre truck farm near State Highway 1 5 miles northwest of Brownstown offers a new 10 room dwelling house, a barn and other improvements. The property includes 6 acres of meadow along Conestoga Creek with fruit and berries.
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Brownstown
Buy It Now Campaign Promotes Immediate Purchases
The nation edges toward the Buy Now drive to stimulate business by ordering fresh merchandise and keeping mills operating. Economists note 1930 dollars are worth more than 1929, with costs lower than since 1913. Local merchants join the Clarion with four weeks of special value pages to urge thrifty shoppers.
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Clarion
Welfare Association of New Holland Holds Annual Meeting
The New Holland Community Welfare Federation held its annual meeting at the High School in the borough on Tuesday evening November 4. Prof. Ivan P. Lowry was chosen president for the coming year and all other officers were retained. Plans were announced for a November 17 to 24 fundraising drive.
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New Holland Community Welfare Federation
Evenoe
Ual
Ivan P. Lowry
Clarion
Man Crushed by Truck in Seacock Borough
Charles S Deen of Lancaster employed by Edison Electric Company died after falling from a moving truck near Cooper Bakery in Lea cock. He was part of a pole-hauling crew under foreman Harry Snopf. Deputy Coroner J C Henninger opened an investigation. a fellow driver said the cab door opened and Deen fell, landing under the rear wheels.
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Charles S Deen
Lancaster
Edison Electric Company
Leacock
Cooper Bakery
Deen
Harry Snopf
Immedia Sly
John M. Ranck
Liola
Aputy
J. C. Henninger
Hoffman
West End Market Ad Highlights Sausage Specialty
Local ad promotes Quality meats at fair prices with a focus on country sausage. mentions W. B. Reifsnyder offering insurance of all kinds and directs readers to consult for coverage.
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W. B. Reifsnyder
Kings Daughters Hallowe’en Party Draws Hundreds
The Loyal Workers' Circle in the borough held its seventh annual Hallowe'en Masquerade in the High School auditorium drawing nearly six hundred attendees. Three grand prize rounds honored children under ten, ages ten to fifteen, and adults with numerous Best Dressed and Most Original awards. Proceeds support the society's charitable work this winter.
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Workers’ Circle
King’s Daughters Society
Hallowe'en
Betty Snader
John Storb
Peggy Snader
Dorothy Ressler
Annabelle Good
Richard Good
George Storb
Kathryn Frankhouser
Glenn Gehman
Nevin Miller
Betty Sensenty
Mary Shorb
Mary Mentzer
Priscilla Ruth
Robert Wright
Ethel Shaub
Jack Maser
Dorothy Stauffer
Anna Sheppler
Dorothy Snader
Eva Mellinger
Samuel High
Dorothy Mohler
Helen Wentz
Ruth Lidwig
Harold Yunminger
Richard Geist
Ethel Good
Lester Myers
Paul Troupe
Robert Lowry
John Garman
John Ressler
Helen Diehl
Bobbie Wanner
Harry Oberholtzer
Ida Mae Lowry
Borough Opens Plans to Secure More Water Supply
Borough Council held its regular meeting on Monday and discussed dwindling water supply amid drought. Officials said plans are under way and a proposal is expected to be ready for bids soon.
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Borough Starts
Seatta
Epolland
Osviais
Sloe Bis Vii
School Auditorium Hosts Evening of Readings and Playlets
A borough audience is invited to a Friday 8:00 PM program at the focal High School auditorium. The event features readings dialogues and playlets with various entertainments and is open to all residents.
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TE Helena
Chart Arena
Rive
Focal High
Hunts License Figures For Lancaster County
A total of 15 500 hunting licenses have been issued at the office of the county treasurer in the Court House Lancaster. Three non resident tags costing 15 each have been issued. Additional space in the office allowed four clerks to work continuously during the week prior to the opening of the season.
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Court House
Lancaster
Buy Now Campaign Set to Launch Next Month
A targeted promotional effort labeled Buy Now will begin next month as part of a broader sales push. Officials did not disclose exact dates or participating stores but emphasized urgency and consumer access.
Married in Valley Forge Memorial Chapel ceremony
A wedding was held Saturday at four in the Valley Forge Memorial chapel for Miss Anna B. Sweigart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Romanus Sweigart of Philadelphia, and the groom a Philadelphia man. Best man was Rey Ploesher. ushers Joseph Wright and Barnes Black. Afterward a supper at the bride’s parents home, and a motor trip south. The bride, a 1927 graduate of Hahnemann School of Nursing, will reside in Philadelphia after November 15.
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Valley Foree Memorial Chapel
Anna BE. Sweigart
Romanus Sweizart
Porreiui
Pranets Mallon
Philad Fpr
Rey Ploesher
Bork
Chives
Myst
Moss Tr Schart
Aetlaay Rod Liter
Aimeormoan Boasuy Pases
Dom. Iareif
Phila Rer ES
Joseph Wright
Barnae Black
Broom
Francis Malone
Philadelphia
Hahnemann School of Nursing
Malone
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St Fox
Chas, Harple
Kusene Oehme
M. A. Meeting
Trinity Lutheran ‘Church
Lucia
Hallowipen Party
M. S. Graybill
Alvin B. White
Mrs
Truck Farm
HOLE
Welfare Association OF
New Holland
Ivan P. Lawry
Seacock
Charles S. Deen
Edison Light Company
West End
Kings ‘Daughters Hallowe'en
Mary Good
Betty Wise
George E. Brinser
al Jacoby
Kathryn Warner
William Stoner
Helen Becker
Mary Scauffer
Helen Mentzer
Louise Ramer
Mildred Good
Charles Mentzer
Janet Hope
Richard Gehman
Hess
Lititz
Samuel Harsh
Irvin Diffenderfer
Dean
Anna Ranck
H. Herbert Poole
Gladys Poole
Billy Mearig
Melaeinger
Audiporium Ponegiee
Lancaster Court House
Malone—Sweivart
Blue Ball
the Improvement Society of
Blue Ball Fire House
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