Elizabeth E Shaub obituary longtime New Holland resident
Elizabeth E Shaub widow of Wayne H Shaub formerly of New Holland died at her son in law Leater Hell Lancaster on Wednesday evening after a lingering illness. She was 69 and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church New Holland. Survived by daughters Irma and Ruth wife of Lester Hall of Lancaster. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 from P F Esben shade New Holland with burial in Lutheran Cemetery New Holland. Viewing Friday 7 to 9 at her late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E.shaub
Wayne H Shaub
New Holland
Leater
Hell
South Christian Street
Lancaster
Trinity, Lutheran Church
Irma
Ruth
Lester Hall
Noth
P. F. Esbenshade
Lydia Zook Smoker Weds David Huyard At Amish Ceremony
A Thursday wedding at the Smoker home in Talmage united Lydia Zook Smoker and David Huyard with 210 guests. The rite followed Amish denomination traditions and was witnessed by Simon Smoker, Mary Lapp, Isaac Lapp, and Mark Smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Smoker
Talmage
Lydia Zook Smoker
David Huyard
Isaac Huyard
New Holland
Simon Smoker
Mary Lapp
Isaac Lapp
Mark Smoker
Lena Sensenig Marries Frank Hoover at Goodville Home
Lena Sensenig daughter of Mr and Mrs Moses W Sensenig wed Frank M Hoover son of Mr and Mrs David Hoover at Goodville. Rev Joseph Wenger officiated with Lydia Zimmerman Barbara Hoover Barbara Hurst and Edwin Rein as attendants. About ninety guests attended a reception. The couple will live on the Hoover farm in Farmersville after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses W. Sensenig
Goodville
Lena Sensenig
Frank M. Hoover
David Hoover
Farmersville
Joseph Wenger
Lydia Zimmerman
Barbara Hoover
Barbara Hurst
Edwin Rein
Olive Martin and Mark Weaver Are Married in Goodville
Olive Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace K Martin and Mark Weaver son of Mr and Mrs Aaron H Weaver, both of Goodville, united in marriage on Thursday November 14 at the bride’s parents home. Rev T B Good officiated with Hope Martin and Palmer as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Martin
Horace K. Martin
Mark Weaver
Aaron H. Weaver
Goodville
Rev
T. B. Good
Palmer
Hope Martin
Lena Sense nig and Frank Hoover Wedding at Goodville
Lena Sense nig married Frank Hoover in a November 14 ceremony at the Sense nig home near Goodville. Bishop J. O. Wenger officiated. Attendants were Barbara Hoover Edwin Reiff Lydia Zimmer ban and Barton Horst. A wedding dinner for about one hundred followed. The couple will reside on Mr. Hoover's farm at Farmersville after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses W. Sensenig
Goodville
Lena
Frank N. Hoover
David Z. Hoover
Farmersville
Barbara Hoover
Edwin Reiff
Lydia Zimmerban
Barton Horst
J. O. Wenger
Mr. Hoover
Harris Department Store News Big sale in progress one more week
Harris Brothers & Co advertises a extended sale with wide selection of men and boys suits coats hats gloves shoes and ladies wear. It promises startling reductions on blankets linens hosiery and baby garments, urging shoppers to visit and save.
Endeavor 40th Annual Convention Ends With Success
The Endeavor convention in Lancaster county closes after a successful run with 100 to 200 delegates daytime and 700 to 800 for evening sessions. Howard Sisters thrill audiences. Warren G. Hoopes and Arch J. McQuilkin lead evening talks. Intermediate officers elected: president Helen Keller and others from Lancaster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Howard Sisters
Reading
Warren G. Hoopes
Arch J. McQuilkin
Helen Keller
Lancaster
Ella Geist
Helen Eby
Evelyn Heiserman
Landisville
Robert Walker
Harvey Wagner, Jr
Washington Boro
Harvey Hershey
Jesse Snavely
Elizabeth Detwiler
A. H. Gerhart
Columbia
H. H. Newcomer
Lions Club Meeting In New Holland At Legion Home
The Lions Club of New Holland meets next Tuesday evening November 26 at the American Legion Home 108 West Main Street. The meeting starts promptly at 6 30 o clock instead of 8 00 o clock and reports from eight visiting county clubs will be presented. Members are urged to have full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
New Holland
American Legion
West Main Street
Bee Tree Hunting Club Holds Fourth Annual Shooting Match
The Bee Tree Hunting Club schedules its fourth annual shooting match on Saturday afternoon in Katz's Meadow Blue Ball. The event starts at 12 30 with twelve gauge guns and ammunition provided on site. Fifteen choice turkeys will be disposed of rain or shine shelter provided for inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Tree Hunting Club
Katz’s Meadow
Error in Welfare Booklet Reveals Sanatorium Finances
Welfare Federation pamphlet lists Rossmere Sanatorium receipts for 1928 1929 with a $27 464 total. Correct itemization shows no full pay patients and a $60 082 maintenance cost with a $22 618 deficit to be covered by the federation. The 1980 request to the county totals $29 280 with $12 005 sought from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossmere Sanatorium
Welfare Federation
Turkey Dinner Planned by Ladies Aid at Stauffer's Barn
The Ladies Aid of the U B Church will serve a turkey dinner at Stauffer's Sale Barn on Thanksgiving. Dinner priced at 1 dollar. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
U. B. Church
Stauffer’s
BAREVILLE HOST TO CONVENTION
The twenty fifth annual Sunday School convention of the 14th District was held at Salem Reformed Church in Hellers. The program included devotional services talks by Rev H H Olewiler and Rev J C Nicholas D D, solo by Raymond Smith, an address by Scott Francis Brenner of the Lancaster Theological Seminary, and various offerings and hymns. Officers include President M Luther Swope and Vice President Christ H Harnish with numerous superintendents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
David Wenger
Heavenly Shepherd
Church School
Scott Francis Brenner
The
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church, of
Lancaster
M. Luther Swope
Christ H. Harnish
Ivan P. Kurtz
Frank L. Steller
Children’s
Esther Swope
Young People’s
Grace Hornberger
Howard Porter
Newton E. Martin
H. N. Olewiler
Mohlar Good
Lydia Buckwalter
Gleaner’s Class Entertained By Mrs Kurtz
Mrs Carl Kurtz of Jackson street hosted the Gleaner’s class of the Methodist Sunday School on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Kendig Ms Keller Mentzer Mrs Harris Mrs Smith Helen Mentzer Jennie Wagner Virginia Hoffman Lent Ludwig Mrs Olewiler Mrs Ed Mellinger Bernice Cauller Mrs Park Ames Mrs Charles Good Margaret Martin Mrs Eli Martin Mrs Jacobs Mr John Rutter and Marie Bowers of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kurtz
Jackson Street
Methodist Sunday School
Kendig
Keller Mentzer
Harris
Smith
Helen Mentzer
Jennie Wagner
Virginia Hoffman
Lent Ludwig
Olewiler
Ed Mellinger
Bernice Cauller
Park Ames
Charles Good
Margaret Martin
Eli Martin
Jacobs
Town
John Rutter
Marie Bowers
Lancaster
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner At New Holland House
The New Holland House Restaurant in Shaub Mer serves a turkey dinner to patrons starting at 11 30 A M on Thanksgiving Day November 28. Orders must be placed by Tuesday evening November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Holland House
Shaub
Mer
Thanksgiving Union Service Set at St Stephen’s Church
The annual Thanksgiving union service of New Holland churches will be held on Thanksgiving Day at 10 o'clock in St Stephen's Reformed Church. Rev H N Clearwater, pastor of the Methodist Church, will preach the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnion
New Holland
St. Stephen’s Reforme
H. N. Clewater
Methodist Church
Womans Christian Temperance Union Meeting Notes
November meeting at Mrs E C Diller on 220 Pine Street Harrisburg included a Scripture lesson and prayers. Officers were discussed with Ella Boucher Black elected president after Ella M George declined re election. Beulah Harnish won the Diamond Medal Contest and Ada Mohn Landis noted for endowing medal contests. Armistice Day observances and world disarmament talk followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
E. C. Diller
Annie Boyer
Department of Peace
Warren
Ella M. George
State Union
Ella Boucher Black
Black
Pine Street
Harrisburg
Beulah Harnish
Centre County
Ada Mohn Landis
George
Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
MacDonald
United States
Annual Every Member Canvass at Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirty members of Trinity Lutheran Church will conduct the Annual Every Member Canvass next Sunday afternoon. Commissioned at the morning service, visitors will go two by two on member to member calls across streets including Custer Avenue Brimmer Avenue Blue Ball Mareville Intercourse and adjacent areas. Canvassing committee members include Emery Witwer P H Shaub and J K Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
United Lutheran Church of America
Custer Ave
West
G. S. Townsley
Alta Diller
C. M. Diller
Custer Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Renninger
A. Grant
Lillian Rutter
Arthur Ames
N. F. Gudekunst
East
Margaret DeHaven
D. G. Ranch
Helen Becker
Evelyn Roseboro
Martin Kurtzz
E. H. Shaub
Guy Wallace
Brimmer Avenue
Jackson Street
Harvey Varns
Ada Mellinger
W. A. Grant
C. D. Haverstick
Ivan Steffy
Blue Ball
Grace Geist
Frances Weaver
I. W. Weber
Harry Foreman
Mareville
C. S. Bowers
P. F. Esbenshade
Messrs
W. M. Hurst
W. S. Witwer
Emery Witwer
P. H. Shaub
J. K. Kauffman
W C T U Program Evening of Music at Diller Home
Woman's Christian Temperance Union members invite friends to an evening of music and readings at Mrs. E. C. Diller's home on Tuesday November 26 at 8 00 o clock A silver offering will be taken and all supporters are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
E. C. Diller
the Cause
Diffenderfer's Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Offer
Diffenderfer's will serve a turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day November 28 from 11:00 A M to 1:00 P M Reservations should be made by Monday evening November 25 to secure seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffenderfer’s
Pig on the Loose Trashes Store Window in Borough Chase
A 100 pound pig from Wright Bakery escaped its pen on South Railroad Avenue and led pursuers on a merry chase through backyards. It smashed a large plate glass window at Bowers and Espen shade building before slipping away, causing substantial damage and no injuries to Mr Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers & Espenshade
Boy Scouts To Entertain Parents On Meeting Night
At the regular monthly meeting of Boy Scout Troop No 11 the parents and friends will be invited to hear the twelve scouts recount their eight day trip to sites around the National Capital. Three minute talks by each scout will cover places from the Senate to Arlington Cemetery and Mt Vernon with a summary of the trip to follow in a later issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ressler
Senate
John Garman
Bolling Field
Anacosta
Truman Diem
Navy Yard
Naval Observatory
Clyde Kauffman
Irvin Diffenderfer
St. Albans
Bureau of Fisheries
James Davis
Bureau of Engravinging and Printing
Ford Theatre
Paul Sensenig
Annapolis
John Ressler
White House
Treasury Building
William Stoner
Smithsonian Institute
New National Museum
Jacob Mellinger
Arlington Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
Union Station
Henry Swope
Mt. Vernon
Washington Monument
Lacey Wright
Camp
Gift Clothing Makes Handy Christmas Stocking Stuffers
The ad urges early Christmas shopping with a focus on gift clothing from S. Rubinson. It promises a gigantic stock to ease selection and pleases customers, advising not to wait until the last day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rubinson
Reading and Ephrata Visits By Smith Family
Mia and Jacob C. Smith and Mrs. Fred Smith visited Reading with Mrs. Harry Foster and family. Miss Annabel Smith spent Wednesday at Ephrata with her aunt Mrs. Emma Espenshade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Jacob C. Smith
Fred Smith
Reading
Harry Foster
Annabel Smith
Ephrata
Emma Espenshade
Leacock Man Awarded 7250 in Trolley Collision Verdict
Samuel Bard 68 of Leacock wins 7250 damages in Chester county court for death of wife Lottie 60 and injuries from a December 1928 trolley car collision near Mechanicsburg. He sought 75000, defense offered no verdict test. Another related case settled: Samuel R Meyer 50 and Irene Meyer 1100 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bard
Chester County
Leacock
Conestoga Traction Company
Mechanicsburg
Samuel R Meyer
Bareville
Irene
Bard
Lottie
Lancaster General Hospita
Th Traction Company
Lancaster
John L. Atlee
Dale E. Carey
Thanksgiving Shooting Match to Be Held at New Holland
Pak Dunlap of New Holland borough will host a Thanksgiving Shooting Match next Thursday November 28 at 1 30 PM on the William Bair field along West Jackson street. Prizes include a 300 pound hog and many home raised turkeys. Shells and boards provided. all sportsmen invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pak Dunlap
William Bair
West Jackson Street
Reunion planned by visiting former resident at Cedar Grove Church
A. N. Russell, formerly of this section and now living in Federalsburg Maryland, visits W. F. Russell and plans an informal reunion at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church south of Blue Ball. He invites all church and Sunday School members who attended seventy five years ago to join the morning service and sing his soul stirring songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Russell
Federalsburg
W. F. Russell
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
Blue Ball
Card Shower for Mrs. N F Gutekunst At Rossmere
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School class surprised patient Mrs. N F Gutekunst at Rossmere Sanatorium Lancaster with a card shower. She received twenty five or more cards and expressed thanks. Mrs Gutekunst has been a patient several weeks and is reported to be improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Gutekunst
Rossmere Sanatorium
Lancaster
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cantata Hymn of Praise sung by St Stephen’s Choir
The choir of St Stephen's Reformed Church will sing the cantata Hymn of Praise by Frederick Wick next Sunday evening at ? o'clock. The piece is arranged for Thanksgiving season with solos duets trios and chorus numbers. Mr and Mrs Clarence Sheaffe visited Mr and Mrs Justus Eslinger and daughter Viviat of West Reading on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Reformed Church
Frederick Wick
Clarence Sheaffe
Justus Eslinger
Viviat
West Reading
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Elizabeth E. Shaub
Huyard
Hoover—Sensenig
Weaver
Martin
Harris Department Store News
Harris, Bros, &Co
Christian
Endeavor
America
Lions Club
Salem Reformed Church
Gleaner
Ww. C. T. U. Meeting
W.C. T. U Program
Pig
BOY Scouts
Washington
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