November Brides Married in Quiet Lancaster Ceremony
An anonymous fragment reports Weaver Burkhart and Clayton Myer with Mabel Lane of New Holland, Lancaster County, quietly wed on a Thursday in November. The marriage was described as sacred and the families noted in the Clarion. details are sparse and unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Burkhart
Clayton B. ‘Myer
Mabel M. Lane
New Holland
Lancaster County
Newtown
Little Fragments From A Busy Week At The Clarion
Friends of the Clarion reported varied items this week. Omer Kling of Totero Irse worked with Mrs Evans, Elva Bair taught for three days, and Ann suffered a sore foot at home. Wrights bakery delivered a new wagon from Roseboro shop. Balr searched for someone, but none was found. The board held its last meeting with Faanacht resigning and township matters discussed. A prominent local businessman and the cemetery keeper were noted in midweek events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer J. Kling
Totero Irse
Sua Evans
Wright's
Siuezer
Balr
Tia Waa
Faanacht
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
Personal items note visits and travels of residents and their relatives. Charles H Regar of Denver and Paul Lengelands of Akron are among guest mentions, with many names tied to area: Bowers, Mountz, Foreman, Levik Bear, Payne, Lephrone, Hull, Brown, Supplee, Bair, and others visiting churches, parishes, hotels, and homes in Lancaster County over a recent weekend and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ H.regar
Denver
Clanton
Paul ‘Lengelands
Harry Stouter
Akron
Bowers
Lemo Frankfort
of Murrell
Augste
J. D.bowers
Mra
Clarion
Ida. Lephrone
York
William Loockard
W. D. Hull
Lancaster
Thoregay
Harner
Philadelphia
Snader
Lakewood
N.J
D. Mullang
Washington, D. C
Voganyilie
Colimbia
A. J. Brown
We ‘Taylor
Weaverland
As. LW. Taylor
Terre Hill
Alvin B. Sprecher
Hig
Maggie
Robinson
H. Si. Brown
Hla
John Siiverling
Hertzler
MM. ‘Supplee
R. ‘Bair
Goonville
Israel Bair
Emily
George Supplee
Honeybrook
Jerael
Bair
Amos Diller
J. P. Rutter
William B. Harner
Vid Hull
Salisbury
Henry
Skiles
Vérnon
Raudae
Development at Kinzerton Burst of Activity in New Addition
The Kinzer, Kinzer residence project in the Boro is rapidly expanding with a large workforce digging cellars for six houses and street improvements on a new eastward avenue from Brimmer. Ten lots have sold, attracting out of town buyers who will build homes. a building and loan plan with insurance is offered to help those with limited means. Mr Kinzer remains a key promoter, with plans to attract further investors and residents. On Sunday over a hundred visitors viewed Kinzerton and praised progress as favorable weather should see several double houses ready for occupancy by next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzertonia
Buay
Brimmer Avenue
Boro
Kinzerton
Kinzer
Borough Affairs Report From Monday City Council Meeting
The town council met in regular session with all members except Eli Hess. Burgess H A Showalter said hotel licenses brought in 242 dollars and noted several misconduct cases were settled by fines. Finance presented 13.06 in bills for payment. The Bealer farm stone supply was discussed for highway work. Roberts Avenue opened from Main to Franklin after third reading. Bonds for the secretary and health officer set at 100 dollars, pending second reading. Burgess authorized to charge 1 dollar for building permits and 50 cents for stables or annexes. A Diller Avenue street light remains pending after months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Hess
Burgess H. A. Showalter
Bealer
Roberts
Main -Street
Franklin Street
Board of Health
Diller Avenue
Sgo
Harner Family Hosts Evening of Hospitality
William B Harner entertained a small group at the Harner home with gracious hosting by Mrs Harner and Miss Anna Harner. Guests included W Dy Bull Amos Diller Seegar Roland and J L Showalter. The occasion featured social hour and a meal praised as exemplary hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Harner
D. W. Harner
W. Dy ‘Bull
Amos
Diller
Seegar Roland
J. L . Showalter
Theening
Rabie
Bank deposit surge seen as holidays approach
A scrambled snippet notes a National Bank activity with deposits rising toward noon on Monday and Tuesday as holiday closings approach. The readable pieces reference Parkaday and Asa, implying daily banking actions and timing around a holiday period.
Anti-Knocker Spirit and Civic Duty in Town Life
Readers discuss the responsibility of individuals to support town welfare. Emphasizes moral and material well being linked to communal success, warns against neglecting common good, and praises creators of shared prosperity. Includes reflections on humor and trust in public discourse.
Obituaries of Emanuel George and Sara Ann Selverling
Emanuel George of Ephrata died at home on Sunday morning after a ten month illness aged seventy two. Survived by wife and children Eliza Nathaniel Frank Oscar Mary and a grandson David George plus siblings and other relatives. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 p m. Sara Ann Selverling of Kertzier Codernat von township died Friday at 41 from heart failure after preparing supper. Survived by husband John Seiverling and children Tae John Wayne Mary Lottie and Ellen Marie with five sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held and interment at Centre Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel George
Ephrata
Aropsy
Eliza
George Bentz
Reading
Nathaniel
Cumru Township
Berks County
Frank
Oscar
Mary
Samuel
Snyder
Charles Bixler
David ‘George
Lititz
Maris Fry
Lancaster
Trinity Lutheran ‘Church of
Sara
Ann
Selverling
John Seiverling
Kertzier
Codernatvon Township
Losa
Tae
John
Wayne
Lottie
Ellen Marie
Tive
Thires
Republicans Sweep County in Gubernatorial Victory
The election produced a Republican win with Stuart leading 160 to 8 and 3 for governor in the 255 votes. In New Holland Karl township Stuart had 100 and Emery 42. Martindale precinct 72 to 37. Lancaster city gave Stuart a large majority over Emery, Caesar over Wickersham, and overall Stuart leads by about 7400 with expectations to near 8000. Wickersham trails in Congress votes. Castle led in county by about 10,000. Berry’s county and city majorities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Emery
Castle
New Holland
Karl Township
Martindale
Lancaster City
Caesar
Wickersham
County Board
Congress
H.burd Castle
Berry
Woolworth Building Workers Take Scenic Ride to Hooker Home
About twenty four Woolworth Building employees enjoyed a roadside straw ride to John Hooker’s home two miles southwest of town on Wednesday evening. Miss Cora Foreman of Blue Ball received seventy five souvenir postcards in a Monday surprise. Walter Bensinger also received about seventy postcards as a Monday surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Lancaster
John Hooker
Cora Foreman
Blue Ball
Walter Bensinger
A Good Service at Trinity Lutheran Church
Reformation services last Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church were well attended and of unusual interest. In the evening the Sunday school and congregation held a home mission service led by Superintendent R. S. Brubaker. Master Samuel Schenk sang There is a Green Field Far Away. Home Missions offering totaled 360.75. Next Sunday evening Rev. Mountz will continue his Life of Christ sermon series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutherp Church
R.8.brubaker
Samuel Schenk
Mountz
Christ
J. L. Tempest Dramatic Company Heads to Hess Hall
Beginning Monday evening the J. L. Tempest Dramatic Company will present a five night engagement in Hess Hall. The troupe, popular in Ephrata for three years, is welcomed by New Holland as a strong draw and should fill the hall nightly with popular prices in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tempest Dramatic Company
Hess, Hall
Ephrata
New Holland
Tempest Company
Farmer Ludwig Pflaummer Missing After Absent Return
Last week David C. Houck issued attachments totaling 280 dollars against Ludwig Pflaummer. Pioso Brothers later filed an attachment for 3540.50 against the same party. Pflaummer, a prominent East Earl Township farmer near Green Bank, left home Friday evening for New Holland and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Houck
Ludwig Pflaummer
Pioso Brothes
Pfaummer
East Earl Township
Green Bank
New Holland
Printer Buys Lot in Kinzerton on Brimmer Avenue
H. L. Yundt, advertising compositor and the buyer, secured the second lot south of the new street in Kinzerton. The plot fronts forty two feet on Brimmer Avenue. He plans an immediate dwelling construction with master carpenter D. E. Overly supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Yundt
Kinzerton
New Street
Brimmer Avenue
Rally Day at Terre Hill Evanglical Service Address and Choir
Rally Day services at Terre Hill will be held by the Evangelical Sunday school tomorrow. Prof B D McHose of Schuylkill Seminary Reading will deliver an address. Rev J B Overholser of Philadelphia will sing tenor and T Lau of Detroit will sing bass. Everybody invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Sunday School
Terre Hill
B. D. McHose
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading
Overholser
Philadelphia
T.lau
Detroit
Michigan
Trespass Charge Over Rabbit Shooting Near Farm
A charge of trespassing is brought by Mr. Stoltzius against Rudy Eberly after youths on his farm reportedly pursued game. The case and hearing are set before Alderman Spurrier this evening at 0 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stoltztus
Rudy Eberly
iMr
Stoltzius
Eberly
Spurrier
Bank Meeting Proposed for New Holland Bank
AML representatives plan a meeting to discuss creating a new bank in New Holland. The gathering is to be held in the borough council room next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML
Holland
Boro
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Ian November’ Brides
Weaver
Seule Sou
Gocow Panalinger and
Anna den
Myer—Laine
Martin—Saunder
Pew
Help
Rosebora
Busi Man
Pete
Repente
Reid
Waint Churchtown
Sara Ann Selverling
Gunner
Methodist
Episcopal” ‘Church
Thie ‘Boro
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