Death Claims Local Young Man in Lancaster Borough
Typhoid fever felled a respected Lancaster borough resident at St Joseph's Hospital. Harry Coffroad, 24, leaves a wife Hilla and son James, plus parents and a sister Eva. He served as Lion Club and Knights of the Golden Eagle member and chaired a local homes-for-tenement youths drive. Funeral plans not complete. Jury lists drawn for November court term include many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Joseph
Knights of the Iden Eagle
E Lions Club
Com‘mittee
New York
Hilla
Sweigart
James
Eva
Accident Proves Fatal to Seacock Township Man
Jacob Hertzler 34 of Intercourse succumbed to a broken neck from a 10 foot fall from an apple tree while picking fruit at home after losing balance Monday evening. He died Thursday morning at 1 30 in St Joseph Hospital Lancaster. Funeral services will be held at his late home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macob Hertzler
St. Joseph Hospital
Lancaster
Hertzler
Zbe
Orvices
Ing
House Party At Pequea By F B A Club
The F B A club held a weekend house party at Pequea hosting Miss Mary Harsh Catherine Martin Lida Musselman Clara Shirk Elsie Demmy Virginia Katz and several Mrsand Mrs Kenneth Smith and Mrs Lester Mather The event featured a sumptuous roast pig and a generous dining room spread The hosts Emery Witwer Kenneth Smith Les Alpright War t Baker Elmer Wenzel and Park Bowers received praise for a highly enjoyable time by the ladies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B.A. Club
Pequea
Mary Harsh
Catherine Martin
Lida
Musselman
Clara Shirk
Elsie Demmy
Virginia Katz
Park Bowers
Kenneth Smith
Lester Mather
Emery
Witwer
Kenneth
Smith
Les
Charles
Alpright
Wart
Baker
Elmer ‘Wenzel
County C. E. Convention Planned Here November 5 and 6
Plans advance for the 16th annual County C. E. convention to be held here November 5 and 6. The local committee reports strong registration and a robust program with speakers including Warren G. Hoopes state president CYB Hertzler state secretary and other state and county officers. Further program details to follow in the Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Warren G. Hoopes
Cyb, Hertzler
The
Clarion
Truant Officer Nabs Fisher Man Over Son’s Absence
John M. Fisher of near Intercourse was arrested by Leacock Township truancy officer P Morris Haley for not sending his son Gideon to school. Alleged illness proved false. boy kept home for work. Fisher arraigned before Squire H Baxter in Spring Garden and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Fisher
Near Intercourse
P. Morris Haley
Leacock Township
Gideon
Squire H. &. Baxter
Spring Garden
Rally Day Services at Cedar Grove Church
The Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church near East Earl holds Rally Day on Sunday October 11 at 10 AM. The program includes hymns scripture readings prayers and various classes led by Rev John M Buyers and a solo by Kathryn Coldren along with reports and an address by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
Near East Ear
John M. Buyers
Young Peoples
Mary C. Wallace
P. Jennie DeHaven
John Myers
Charlotte Overly
Margaret K. ‘Wallace
Emmaline Snyder
John M. Myers
Mary Jones
Ellen Sandoe
Ella Coldren
Moses
Ruth Bair
Helen B. Fenninger
Eleanor Warner
Margaret BE. Kochel
Er’s
Margaret ‘Kochel
Young People’s Division
Charles Laukhoff
John M
Clam Supper Menu Cited in October Event Notice
Fragments indicate a clam supper planned for October 10 featuring clams and a communal meal. The brief mentions a Queen’s taste and joy in the meal, implying a celebratory or official context for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uathan
Lions Hold Banquet Meeting by Local Lions Club
Visiting Lions and guests joined the New Holland Lions Club for a semi monthly meeting at the New Holland House with record attendance. Three new members Frank Handwork Harry Showalter and Hol Renninger were welcomed. A Ladies Night set for October 27 was announced and Lion Charles Lebanon delivered a masterly luncheon address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
New Holland House
Ayas
Lionism
Frank Handwork
Harry Showalter
Hol. Renninger
Lady Friends of Lionism
Amy
Lion Charles Lebanon
Out
Borough completes speed trap setup for 15 mph limit
The borough finished speed trap placement within the last week under the ordinance enforcing a 15 miles per hour limit on passing autos. High Constable Kochel takes charge and vows to enforce the law, warning against prior use of Main Street speedways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kochel
Illustrated Egypt Lecture by Rev Knittle at Blue Ball Hall
Rev J F Knittle of Manheim presents an illustrated talk on Egypt at Blue Ball Fire Hall on Friday October 16 at 745 pm. He recently toured the Orient and will reveal on screen with first hand details. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Knittle
Manheim
Egypt
Knittle
Orient
Palestine
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Cedar Grove, Presbyterian Church
Specials for One Week at Robinson's
One week sale offers 350 men's overcoats and plain models at 1.98 from 3.00 value. 800 pairs of men's work or dress pants priced to 1.98. 25 dozen children and boy's underwear heavy and medium weights at 0.26 each. Extra lot of men's sample hats 0.98. Men's and ladies wool underwear samples shirts and drawers valued to 2.00 sale price 0.98. S. Rubinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rubinson
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association Meeting
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association invites members and interested parties to a monthly meeting. All current and prospective growers encouraged to attend for updates and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
COUNTY TOBACCO _ "GROWERS’ ‘ASSOCIATION
Building Boom Hits New Holland Neighborhoods
The town sees a surge in construction with John Martin in West Fund building several houses near the Filling Station. Bowers and Esbenshade Ed Mellinger and Warren Bryson work on multiple Broad Street homes. Clarence Weaver remodels Ye Colonial in East New Holland while John Musser builds on Kinzey Avenue. South side developers include Clifford Townsley Ivan Steffy Irwin Yoder and Jonas Martin adding homes as the silk mill and machine companies thrive. Levi Weaver completes remodeling Addison Sheaf on West Main Street for a new, beautiful New Holland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fund
John Martin
Broad Street
Bowers and
Esbenshade
Mellinger
Warren Bryson
East New Holland
Clarence Weaver
John Musser
Kinzey Avenue
Clifford Townsley
Ivan Steffy
Irwin Yoder
Jonas Martin
Levi Weaver
Addison Sheaf
West Main Street
New Holland
Trinity to Hold Regular Services Next Sunday
Trinity church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m Chief Service at 10 30 a m and Vespers at 7 30 p m The Helping Hand Bible Class will host a clam supper in the Sunday School rooms Saturday October 10 from 5 p m to late evening The Vespers service Sunday evening will feature Mr H E Imhoff vice president of the State Sabbath School Association as speaker Mr Imhoff has broad Christian work experience and focuses on Sunday School efforts at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Helping Hand
H. E. Imhoff
State Sabbath School Association
Imhoff
Fenninger Reynolds Wed In Alton Ceremony
Miss Agnes G Reynolds and Henry R Fenninger married October 3 at the bride’s home in Alton Wayne County New York Rev W Benjamin Reynolds officiated with only Grace Reynolds and Roy Mumma as attendants The bride taught home economics at West Lampeter Vocational school The groom is general manager of Enterprise Telephone company New Holland After a honeymoon they will reside in a newly built home in New Holland Also an advertisement notes a sale of auto and buggy robes at Angstadts Harness Trunk and Bag Store Ephrata Pa
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Alton
Wayne County
N. Y
Henry R. Fenninger
Agnes G. Reynolds
W. Benjamin Reynolds
Grace R. Reynolds
Roy G. Mumma
Waynesboro
Clam Supper Planned by Trinity Church Group
The Helping Hand Bible Class of Trinity Church will hold a clam supper on Saturday October 10 starting at 5 o'clock. Menu includes clams scalloped potatoes peas pepper cabbage apple pie and fruit. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Bible Class
Trinity
Rally Day Observed at Local United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church holds Rally Day on Sunday October 11 with a morning Rally Day Excursion of the Sunday School train departing from the church station. Prof W B Fisher of Lancaster Pa will address tourists during a stop. An evening Rally Service features music and the pageant The Call of the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
U. B
Prof
W. B. Fisher
Lancaster
Dramas Planned for Harner's Theatre Fall Season
The Helping Hand Bible Class of Trinity Sunday School plans a drama on November 8 at Harner's Theatre. The American Legion will present a second drama on November 17, also at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner’s Theatre
Trinity Sunday
S.psdl
The
American Legion
Local Ladies Collect Fruit Jars for Lancaster Hospital
The Local Ladies' Auxiliary of Lancaster General Hospital announces fruit jar collection from residents during the coming week. Residents are asked to place jars at their homes for pickup by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lancaster General Hospital
Bargain Dry Goods and New Fall Coats at S Rubinson
We feature bargains in dry goods with 10c 15c and 19c counters and invite inspection of new stock of children's and ladies coats waists and dresses for fall and winter wear. Everything is the latest in style and pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rubinson
Lima Bean Champion Promotes Record Yield by Farmer
Jason A. Wenger of New Holland Route 1 reports a Butter Lima Bean yield of 154 quarts from 240 hills with 100 beans per quart. The claim is presented as a noteworthy record and invites validation of his claimed superiority in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason A. Wenger
New Holland
Real estate transfers noted in Intercourse area reports
Real estate sales listed for the past week include Elias Reeser of Gap selling his 112 acre Salisbury Township farm north of Baldwin's Store to Gideon Stoltzfus of Gap. The report comes from V D Kling, Intercourse, Pa., real estate and insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercourse
Elias. Reeser
Gap
Salisbury
Baldwin
Gideon Stoltztus
Local residents host and visit across Adams County
A long list of social visits as Strasburg and nearby towns hosted friends and relatives from Lancaster Biglerville and Collegeville. Notable names include Samuel Althouse Amos Rhoads Letitia Frantz and Lilian Frantz along with the Musser Graybill and Mellinger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Althouse
Amos Rhoads
Strasburg
John Munser
Paul Graybill
Philadelphia
Joseph Graybill
Near Town
Noah Lauder
Biglerville
Adams Co
Walter Welchans
Lancaster
Welch
Jacob Kreider
John Sensenig
Ortanna, Adams Co
Letitia Frantz
Lillian Frantz
John Musser
Alexander Ryback
Miriam
Collegeville
Ammond Brubaker
Samuel Leiter
Allen Graybille
Juniata County
Harry Dicely
Ralph Dicely
R. N. Bowers
S&s. M. Mountz
York Springs
Adams County
Elroy Wagner
Gabriel Wagner
Elizabeth Bowman
Scott Bowman
Springville
P. Jennie DeHaven
John G. Lewis
Honey Brook
Mary Leiber
Oroville
William Leiber
Missouri
George Musselman
Guy
Noah Getz
Landisville
Thomas Farrer
Winfield and
Paul
Coatesville
Davis C. Ranch
Sanford Mowdy
Parkesburg
Walter Rife
J.B. Myers
Mechanicsburg
Davis
Dr" ‘Ranch
Billy Anangst
Anna Kohler
Brown
Stroudsburg
Rupley
Abeth
Lewistown
Miftir
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Common Pleas
Isaac G. Mentzer
Blaine Howe
Jacob Showalter
Roy T. Skyles
Kinzer
Elmer Templeton
Petit
Amos Sutton
Manheim R
Irvin Moore
Harry B
William Kauffman
Neffsville
Samuel W. Hoover
Martindale
Andrew Martin
Laura Hunter
Ephrata
Elwood P. Miller
W. P. Galt
Paradise
David P. Bender
East Earl
Bertha V. Pfautz
Lititz
Roy K. Doster
Warwick Township
Clarence R. Weaver
Petit Jurors Common Pleas
John J. Hess
Reuben J. Buckwalter
Leacock
Harry. H. Good
Reamstown
Seacock Township
Jacob Hertzler
Maria S. Groff
Doning Cemetery
ROD & Gun’ Club
C. E. Society
LIONS
Chas. E. Keim
Robinson’s
Trinity Lutheran
Fenninger—Reynolds
Rubinson
Lima Bean
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