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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1933

Page

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Officials to Meet on Civil Works in Harrisburg Session

Borough councils school boards and township supervisors are urged to attend a 7:00 p.m. meeting in the Farmers Bank building to hear H W Brubaker Lancaster county Civil Works Administrator explain the Civil Works Administration reemployment program. Lancaster county allocations and food order changes are outlined with a Harrisburg assembly noted.

Civil Works Administration Farmers Bank H. W. Brubaker Lancaster County Civil Works Manheim Township Ephrata The Clarion Civil Works Administration Assembly Harrisburg Henry W. Brubaker Lancaster Pennsylvania Eric H. Biddle Biddle

Mission Society Plans Thank Offering at Trinity Lutheran

The Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a Thank Offering meeting in the Parish House on Thursday at 7 30. A pageant titled Thanks Giving Around the World will be presented with Miss Maria Bender as soloist.

Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church Maria Bender

Birth Announcements for Stauffer and Martin Families

Mr and Mrs Robert Stauffer of Leola announce the birth of a daughter at 651 p m Sunday at Lancaster General hospital Mr and Mrs Jonathan S Martin of Goodville announce the birth of a baby girl on Armistice Day November 11

Robert Stauffer Leola Lancaster General Hospital Jonathan S. Martin Goodville

Y P Planning 17th Conference at Lancaster

The Seventeenth Annual Conference of the Young People's Division of the Lancaster County Sunday School Association will be held December 1 and 2 at Otterbein United Brethren Church in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The opening address is Our Unchristian World with talks on International Relations and Foreign Missions. A Fellowship Banquet will cap the event with a goal of 300 delegates from city and county.

Young People's Division Lancaster County Sunday School Association Otterbein United Brethren Church Queen and Clay Streets Lancaster Pennsylvania Q. A. Holsapple Church of the Brethren Royersford Alliene Seltzer Board of Foreign Missions Christian Noss Japan Martha Stumpf Akron Frank Bucher China Adjutant Henderson Lancaster Salvation Army H. M. J. Klein F. and M. College Lancaster Nra Seltzer Noss

Turkey Shoot Dinner At Summitville Gun Club

A turkey supper is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Summitville Gun Club on the R Miller farm south of town. Everyone is invited to attend.

Summitville

Capons for Sale for Thanksgiving by Groff Bros

Fancy stock capons weighing 5 to 8 pounds offered by Groff Bros for Thanksgiving. Phone numbers 836 L and 717 B listed for orders.

B. Groff Bros

Correspondents asked to mail newsletters early for Thanksgiving

The Clarion requests all correspondents mail newsletters a day earlier next week so the next issue can be issued before Thanksgiving. Advertisers are also asked to submit copy one day earlier than usual.

Brushing Up On The Past By M. G. Weaver

A historical snapshot from the Clarion notes a monkey bear and Turks hinder a livestock sale at Martindale last Saturday. Other items report Lanigan mine closure at Beartown after two years of ore, proposed rail from Sinking Springs to New Holland, Roseboro shops selling sleighs, a new Jet soon, and cigars priced nine and five cents per hundred.

Clarion Martindale Lanigan Beartown Sinking Springs Reamstown New Holland Roseboro

Thanksgiving Prayer Tradition Rooted in Puritan Heritage

The piece reflects on the annual day of prayer and thanksgiving established by Puritan founders, praising divine blessing and invoking continued heavenly benediction for the nation, its institutions, homes, and lives as voiced by Willett and Morrison.

Obituary of Henry L. Hoar of Intercourse at 74

Henry L. Hoar seventy four died at his Intercourse home Wednesday night at 9 15 heart trouble. A blacksmith by trade he belonged to the Intercourse United Brethren church Pequea Lodge I O O F No 161 Paradise and the Patri otic Order of Americans Intercourse. Survived by widow Ida Murr before marriage and one daughter Elsie M wife of Howard L. Rutter Gap four grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Adam B Ranch and Mrs Charles Hoover of Lancaster. Services Sunday at 1 30 pm at home and 2 pm at Intercourse United Brethren church Interment in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 pm.

Henry L. Hoar Intercourse Intercourse United Brethren Church Pequea Lodge Paradise the Patriotic Order of Americans Ida Murr Elsie M Howard L. Rutter Gap Adam B. Ranch Charles Hoover Lancaster

Mrs Margaret P Rutter Dies in Kinzer at 84

Mrs Margaret P Rutter eighty four widow of Jacob R Rutter died at her son William E Rutter Kinzer on Wednesday at 530 pm of complications. She belonged to Christ Episcopal church In Cercourse. Survived by children Mrs Minnie L Martin Philadelphia Mrs Elizabeth S GLeibfried Bristol Pa William E Kupzer and Mrs Effie T Plank Downingtown plus twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial at Christ Episcopal cemetery follows today at 130 pm.

Margaret P. Rutter Jacob R. Rutter William E. Rutter Kinzer Christ Episcope Church Cercourse Minnie L. Martin Philadelphia Elizabeth S. Gleibfried Bristol William E. Kupzer Effie T. Plank Downingtown William Christ Episcopal Cemetery

Death of Jacob Riehl at Mascot Area

Jacob Riehl seventy six died of a heart attack at 5 P M on Wednesday at his nephew Moses Riehl home near Mascot. He was the last of his family and survived by nieces and nephews. The funeral is Friday at 1 P M from the home with 2 P M services at Millwood Amish Mennonite church. Burial follows in the adjacent cemetery.

Jacob Riehl Moses Riehl Mascot Jacob and Charity Yoder Riehl Millwood Amish Mennonite Church

Edward B Cramer Dies After Month Long Illness At Gordonville

Edward B. Cramer sixty nine of Gordonville died at his home Tuesday night after a month long illness of a complication of diseases He organized and was a charter member of the Gordonville fire company He belonged to the Intercourse United Brethren church and Intercourse Praternal Order of PEO.

Edward B. Cramer Gordonville

Missionary Lela McConnell to Speak at Local Methodist Church

Rev Lela McConnell pastor of Mount Carmel church Lawson Breathitt County Kentucky and president of Mount Carmel School and Kentucky Mountain Holiness Association will speak Sunday morning November 26 at the local Methodist church. Former Honey Brook girl she has carried on mountain work since 1924 amid feuds and outlawry and will share an interesting message. All interested are invited.

Lela McConnell Mount Carmel Church Lawson Breathitt County Kentucky Mount Carmel School Kentucky Mountain Holiness Association Miss McConnell Honey Brook

New Holland Churches Plan Joint Thanksgiving Service

The annual Community Thanksgiving Day Service will be held next Thursday at 10:00 AM in St Stephen Reformed church. Rev R H Comly of the Methodist Episcopal church will preach and Rev C G Bachman of the Reformed church will lead. The Reformed choir will sing and the offering supports the local Welfare Fund.

St. Stephen Reformed Church R. H. Comly Methodist Episcopal Church The Reformed Church C. G. Bachman

Thanksgiving services in Bareville area at Zion Lutheran

The Thanksgiving services of the Bareville Leola and Leacock area will be held on Thanks tiv avenue morning at 9 o clock in the Zion Lutheran church Leacock. Dr J C Nicholas will have charge of the service. The sermon will be preached by Rev Fred D Pentz pastor of Salem Reformed church Heller's.

Aenital Union Bareville Leola Leacock Zion Lutheran Church J. C. Nicholas Fred D. Pentz Salem Reformed Church Heller's

Amish Wedding Pair Ties Knot in Bareville and Talmage

Miss Amanda Fisher and Eli Zook were married in an Amish ceremony at the bride’s Bareville home with Bishop John Beiler and 220 guests. The event was part of a five-wedding day cluster, with October through December Tuesday and Thursday weddings common in the area.

Amanda Fisher Jonathan B. Fisher Bareville Eli Zook Amos Zook Talmage John Beiler Banks, R. D John Schrock Topeka Ind Daniel Bowell Emma Zook Samuel Zook Miss Sevilla Blank Stan Fisher Dheachter Jol L

B P W Card Party Supports Public Library Fund

The Business and Professional Women’s Club held a card party at the American Legion Home to raise money for a free public library in the borough. Miss Mary Harsh will lead the next gathering. Prize winners were listed for Bridge, Pinochle, and 500 with multiple winners named.

Business and Professional Women's Club American Legion Mary Harsh

Lem Smith Undergoes Knee Abscess Operation

Lem Smith, local Wrights Bakery driver known as Smitty, was operated on for a knee abscess at General Hospital on Wednesday morning. He is reported to be resting well and improving as expected under the care of Dr. W A Foust.

Miss Ida and Ada Howard Leave Reading for Evangelistic Services

Reading sisters Ida and Ada Howard, who stayed two weeks with Rev. F. C. Aungst, proceed to Harrisburg to lead a series of evangelistic services. Mrs. Emma Denlinger from Seaman Place visited her mother Mrs. Mary Hooker. The Harry Smith family from Collegeville spent Sunday with cousins Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Weaver and family.

Ida and Ada Howard Reading F. C. Aungst Harrisburg Emma Denlinger Seaman Place Mary Hooker Harry Smith Collegeville Harry K. Weaver

H. Newton Mearig Chosen To Direct Local Orchestra

H Newton Mearig an experienced conductor of orchestras and bands in Eastern Pennsylvania has been chosen director of the New Holland Symphony Orchestra a group of talented young musicians from this vicinity.

H. Newton Mearig Pennsylvania New Holland Symphony Orchestra

Thanksgiving supper notice at St Stephen Reformed Church

The Women's Bible Class and Ladies' Aid Society of St Stephen Reformed Church announce a supper on Saturday, November 25 at the Legion Home. Supper at 5:00 p.m. Turkey and sides served for 50 cents. Dine in or self-transport baskets accepted.

Women’s Bible Class Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Stephen Reformed Church Legion Home

Farewell Mission Meeting at Weaverland Church

A Sunday school and missionary farewell event organized by the Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities will be held all day and evening at Weaverland Mennonite Church on Saturday December 2. Morning sessions begin at 9 30 with a well arranged program inviting all to attend and listen.

Weaverland Mennonite Church Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities

Bridgeville Church Ladies’ Aid to Host Chicken Corn Soup Supper

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bridgeville Evangelical Congregational Church will hold a chicken corn soup supper and bake sale at the Goodville Fire Hall on Saturday, November 25.

Ladies’ Aid Society Bridgeville

Directors oppose ten year school plan in Lancaster County

George S. Ranch led devotion at the Lancaster County School Directors Association annual meeting in Millersville. Dr Landis Tanger spoke, music from New Holland school pupils followed, and Leslie Lo Bolton addressed the gathering. Legislation and district funding measures were discussed as directors opposed a ten year program centralizing control. Rabbi Davis urged Welfare Federation support.

George S. Ranch Earl Township Lancaster County School Directors’ Association Millersville Landis Tanger New Holland Leslie Lo Bolton Nootpe Beans HW. Green Pennington School New Jersey C. Howard Witmer Manheim Township John L. Myer West Cocalico Ralph W. Snavely Paradise Township W. B. Bishop Strassburg Township J. H. Hirshman Ephrata John M. Swart East Hempfield Township Rabbi Davis Lancaster Welfare Federation

The Old Oaken Bucket Indoor Fox Chase at Eagle Hotel

A sparsely attended improvised fox chase unfolds at the Eagle Hotel. A north of town hunter displays a red fox, Charley Silknitter subdues it with a wrestling hold, the fox nips fingers before calm is restored. A local driver crashes a gray squirrel on Lime street, Lancaster.

Eagle Charley Silknitter Charley Fox Lime Street Lancaster

Lions Club to Stage Party for Lady Lions in Ephrata

The Lions Club plans a special Lady Lions party next Tuesday at 7 30 in Good's Ball Room Ephrata replacing the regular meeting. Features include Prof Charles W Mayser magic New Holland Symphony Orchestra and Lincoln University Male Quartette with District Governor C M Bhehalt to address wives on Why Your Husband Belongs to the Lions Club. Regional meeting in Ephrata draws twelve clubs and 113 Lions with welcome by H B Brubaker Miller Kready as toastmaster Prof McComsey and C M Bhehalt address Lionism and the motto Our Nations Safety. Dinner served by Pioneer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary.

The Lions Club Lady Lions Good’s Ball Room Ephrata New Holland Club Charles W. Mayser New Holland Symphony Orchestra Lincoln University Lion C. M. Bhehalt Sanders McComsey Millersville C. M. Bhehalt Lions Red Lion H. B. Brubaker Miller Kready McComsey Ehehalt Ladies’ Auxiliary Pioneer’ ‘Fire Company

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Mission Society Y. P Division of Sabbath School Association Turkey Capons M. G. Weaver Milton Reitz Terre Hill General Hospital King’s Daughters R. E. Good David T. Miller Mary A. Baer Willett and Morrison Methodist PM Sar NEW Holland Churches Plan Joint Service Union Plan Union Leacock Church Zook—Fisher Ash—Fisher B. P. W. Card Party Aids Public Library Project H. Herbert Poole Lloyd Groff C. R. Weaver Grace Besore Mary D. High W. H. Duck Mary G. Good Wayne B. Ranch Parke Dunlap Paddy” Buch Edna Stauffer Eva Diller Paul Stone Elizabeth Storb Katharine Martin Lem” Smith Myelin Dee Poul Green Adair Am- Dieter Fo Oman Charley Nose Reed Lions Club News
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