Shue Named Supervising Principal for Livingston Schools
J Harvey Shue longtime Hightstown supervising principal is appointed to Livingston replacing Frank B Stover who resigned to become Mercer County Superintendent of Schools. Shue, 48, has 21 years in administration in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and will assume duties October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harvey Shue
Hightstown
New Jersey
Livingston
Board of Education
Frank B. Stover
Pennsylvania
Mt. Union
Franklin and Marshall College
Teacher's College
Columbia University
New York City
Pennsyvania State College
Shirley Township
Drumore Township
Lancaster County
Marietta
Mercer County
Stover
J. Frederic Richards
Shue
East Windsor Township
For Sale New Holland brick 4 room dwelling with oil heat
For sale a four room brick house with bath and hot water oil burner heat and summer winter domestic hot water hookup in New Holland. Also a three family frame dwelling with location on Main Street in Terre C. R. Weaver Real Estate and Insurance.
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New Holland
Main Street
Business Men Group Plans New Holland Chapter Meeting
The New Holland area business and professional people form a group to boost local commerce and market. A 9:00 a m meeting is set for Tuesday September 19 at the AmVets Hall with wider member participation encouraged.
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Business Men’s
New Holland
AmVets Hall
Isaac Zimmerman Ordained as Minister in Graffdale Conference
Isaac Zimmerman of East Earl was ordained last Thursday as a minister for the Churchtown Bowmansville District of the Graffdale Conference Old Order Mennonites. He joined a four member class with Samuel Lauder Aaron Newswanger and Samuel Shirk. The ordination was officiated by Bishop Arron Sensenig with participants Jacob Oberholtzer and J Irvin Shantz. Zimmerman is married to Katie Leinbach and they have eight sons and two daughters.
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Isaac Zimmerman
East Earl
Churchtown-Bowmansville
Graffdale
Old Order of Mennonites
Samuel Lauder
Aaron Newswanger
Samuel Shirk
Jacob Oberholtzer
Bareville
Missionaries to South America to Visit Cedar Grove
The Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church hosts Rev. and Mrs. James Watson Buyers as guests on Sunday September 3 at 10 30 a m. Mr Buyers will preach and sing. They lead a South American mission to Brazil commissioned by the Presbyterian Board and plan to sail with two children on September 7.
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Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
James Watson Buyers
Buyers
South America
James Buyers
John M. Buyers
Cedar Grove
Wenger School Reunion Saturday September 9 at 2 30 p m
The third annual reunion of Wenger's School alumni from Upper Leacock Township will be on the old school grounds now Floyd Yoder's home. Rain or shine the gathering starts at 2 30 p m EDT. Bring a basket lunch. coffee will be provided.
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Wenger
Labor Day Food Sale by Center Lutheran and Reformed
The Cen ter Lutheran and Reformed Congregations hold a Labor Day sale on September 4 in the church kitchen starting at 10 30 a m. Items offered include chicken patties sandwiches cake pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Lutheran and Reformed Congregations
Hospital Notice On Mrs John T Auld Illness
Mrs John T Auld wife of the supervising principal of New Holland Schools became suddenly ill Sunday and was admitted to Lancaster General Hospital where her condition was reported improving.
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John T. Auld
New Holland Schools
Lancaster General Hospital
Elizabeth Minnich Beauty Shop Announces September Closure
Elizabeth Minnich says her beauty shop will close from September 2 to 9 inclusive for a brief break.
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Elizabeth's Beauty Shop
Kessler Seeks Senatorial Seat in Strasburg Area
Republican Edward J. Kessler, a native of Allentown with lifelong Lancaster County ties, seeks the unexpired State Senate term of the late Fred L. Homsher. A 1920 Franklin and Marshall graduate and former WWI Army veteran, he has led labor relations at Armstrong Cork Company since 1940 and held civic roles including Manheim Township School Board president and Lancaster Chamber of Commerce head.
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Edward J. Kessler
Fred L. Homsher
Strasburg
Allentown
Lancaster County
Franklin and Marshall Academy
F. and
M. College
U.S. Army
American Red Cross
France
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
Kessler
Manheim Township
Lancaster Recreation Association
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Vacation Tales From Mountains and Prisons
A lighthearted travel note recounts a mountain vacation through the Catskills and Poconos with vivid road scenes and rugged scenery. The author excuses sending cliché postcards after a detour viewing Sing Sing Prison from a distance and mocks the trip’s subpar accommodations.
Jacoby Storb Wedding Planned in New Holland
Invitations issued for Miss Betty M. Jacoby daughter of Mr and Mrs H Allen Jacoby New Holland and George q Storb son of Mrs Elizabeth Baum ler Storb New Holland and the late Lewis M Storb to marry at 10 00 am September 2 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church borough Rev Stephen McKenna officiating Bride to be given by her father Maid of honor Mary Elizabeth Storb Bridesmaids Caryn Witwer Gail Bensing Best man Lieutenant John W Storb Ushers Russell Gehman and H Allen Jacoby Ring bearer Douglas Jacoby reception at the bride elects home Post wedding trip follows to New England States and Canada couple to reside at 8255 North Carlisle Street Philadelphia Miss Jacoby a 1950 graduate of St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing Mr Storb a Catholic University attendee will enter Temple Dental School in the fall
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Betty M. Jacoby
H. Allen Jacoby
New Holland
George Q. Storb
Elizabeth Baumler Storb
Lewis M. Storb
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Stephen McKenna
Douglas Jacoby
New England States
Canada
North Carlisle Street
Philadelphia
Miss Jacoby
St. Joseph’s Hospital School of
Storb
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Temple Dental School
Engagement of Alverta Wiest to John C Miller
Mr and Mrs Christ Wiest of Eph rata announce the engagement of their daughter Alverta to John C Miller son of Mrs Mary S Miller of Ephrata and the late J Clayton Miller No date set for the wedding
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Christ Wiest
Ephrata
Alverta
John C. Miller
Mary S. Miller
J. Clayton Miller
Obituary of Harry B Myer 67 of Lancaster
Harry B Myer aged 67 of 609 East Chestnut Street Lancaster died at home Thursday at 10 30 p m from stroke complications. He worked 43 years as a motorman for Conestoga Traction retiring recently. Survived by wife Minnie G Pfautz and daughter Lois wife of J Warren Hosler of Manheim R 3 plus brothers Elam Cora Hess Martha Ira. Funeral at home Sunday 2 00 p m with services 2 15 p m at Lancaster Broad Street Methodist Church. Burial in Bareville Cemetery.
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Harry B. Myer
East
Chestnut Street
Lancaster
Solomon and
Lizzie Buckwalter Myer
Conestoga Traction Company
Broad Street Methodist Church
Minnie G. Pfautz
Lois
J. Warren Hosler
Manheim
Elam
Akron
Cora Hess
Millersville
Martha
Bareville
Ira
Ephrata
Lancaster Broad Street Methodist
Mrs Elizabeth Waid 92 dies after short illness in borough home
Mrs Elizabeth Waid widow of Jeremiah M Waid aged 92 of 357 West Main Street died at 12 30 am Monday after a short illness. She leaves son Michael five grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted at Esbenshade Funeral Home and St Stephen Reformed Church with interment in the local cemetery.
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Elizabeth Schnader Waid
Jeremiah M. Waid
West Main Street
Michael and
Mary Walker Schnader
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Ladies’ Lodge
the Knights of the Golden Eagle
Ephrata
Michael
Esbenshade Funeral Home
Death of David B. Smoker in Leola AmishCommunity
David B. Smoker forty one of Leola died at 1030 p m Tuesday at his home. He was a son of the late Eli A and Susie S Beiler Smoker and a member of the Amish Church. Surviving are two sisters Rachel B and Mary B Smoker at home. Continued on Page 4
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David B. Smoker
Leoba
Eli A
Susie S. Beiler
Rachel B
Mary B. Smoker
Dorothy Dickinson Earns Spot on National Amateur Hour
Dorothy Dickinson, recent high school graduate, studies music in New York City and models for a wholesale dress company. She toured on the Queen Mary with Dr and Mrs A E Martin, appeared on a New York radio program, and passed an audition for Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour on television. She will spend Labor Day at home before returning to New York.
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Dorothy Dickinson
New York City
Miss Dickinson
A. E. Martin
Europe
New York
Ted Mack
Liberty Fire Company Hosts Hall Meeting and Supper
The Liberty Fire Company will meet at the Fire Hall on Wednesday September 6 at 6 30 p m. A chicken corn soup supper for members wives and the Fire Company Auxiliary will follow a short business session. Guests from the County Firemen Association are expected. A relay demonstration on September 10 at 2 p m is planned with several nearby companies invited.
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Liberty Fire Company
Hall
Fire Company
County Firemen’s Association
Hinkletown Pike
Blue Ball
Churchtown
Martindale
Goodville
Terre Hill
Marian Frankhouser Returns From European Music Tour
Miss Marian Frankhouser of this borough returns from a month long tour of Europe with 57 other Temple University music students. The trip earns her six university credits toward a degree. she serves as a clerk at Farm ers National Bank and as organist and music teacher at Eden Reformed Church.
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Marian Frankhouser
Europe
Temple University
Miss Frankhouser
Farmers National Bank
Eden Reformed Church
Terre Hill Fire Carnival Sets Sept 2 On Field
The Terre Hill Fire Company announces its annual carnival will be held on the fire company field beside the War Memorial Field on Saturday September 2. Music will be provided by the Pottstown Band.
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Terre Hill Fire Company
Fire Company
War Memorial
Pottstown Band
Odd Fellows Hold Annual Picnic at New Holland Park
The Odd Fellows held their annual picnic at New Holland Community Park on Friday evening with roast corn and hot dogs for about one hundred members and families. A regular meeting is set for 8:00 pm in the Lodge Hall this Friday. Arrangements are underway to initiate a new class of members and plan the next County Rally. The activities committee is mapping fall and winter plans.
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Odd Fellows
New Holland Community Park
Weaverland Young People Hear of Southern Missions
The Weaverland Young People hold a meeting on Saturday September 2 at 7 30 p m. The Alabama Bible School Workers will present the program with speaker David Weaver of Graffdale Mildred Lauder reading the essay and Mary Ella Martin and Mary Horning reporting on Southern Missions.
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Weaverland Young People’s Meeting
Alabama Bible School Workers
David Weaver
Graffdale
Mildred Lauder
Mary Ella Martin
Mary Horning
New Holland Schools Reopen for 6th Sept Session
New Holland Schools reopen Wednesday 6 September at 8:30 am for Grade Three and Grade Four pupils. Students report to the Borough Building on North Railroad Avenue. list of students and room assignments follow, with parents notified about playground and cafeteria access and films.
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New Holland
North Railroad Avenue
Eligible Citizens Urged to Register for November Election
More than 4000 New Holland residents eligible to vote have not registered or renewed. Special hours at Lancaster courthouse until Sept 16 and in New Holland September 12 for those turning 21 by Nov 8. Borough hall registration on Sept 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.
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New Holland
Lancaster
Borough Hall
Taxi Service Notice in New Holland and Vicinity
Contact Lester McCoy and Richard Dissinger for taxi service in New Holland Pa area. Address listed as 377 Fast Main Street. Phone 601 R 3 New Holland Pa.
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New Holland and Vicinity
Lester McCoy
Richard Dissinger
Main Street
New Holland
Past Exhibit of Prize Vegetables Draws Town Attention
September 4, 1875 report notes a bean length of twenty five and a half inches and a tall broom corn stalk of fourteen feet five inches. The Clarion jokes about prize entries and advertising seed potatoes. A free sauerkraut lunch is announced at a local saloon. Citizens walk toward Honey Brook to inspect railroad progress while funds remain needed to finish tracks. A correspondent complains of discrimination in a recent tour.
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the Clarion
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Livingston, N. J
Boy Scouts
Lions Club
Y.M.C.A
Cub Scouts
C. R. Weaver
S. America
Elizabeth Minnich
Catskills
Poconos
Sing Sing Prison
Betty Jacoby
George J. Storb
Miller — Wiest
Mrs. Elizabeth Waid
Ellen
Melse Ba Lac
Leon
Desmond
Giord Hemson
Nao Holland
Kay
Clair Keeper
Norman
Richard Rater
Pi Dland
George
Marianne
Mie
Goose Wea
Carl
Pout Soyen
New TP
The
Liberty Company
John Wagner
Odd Fellows’ News
Weaverland
Baehssalter
Cate Borkike
Rovert Foe
Sagan Gadharet
Mat Otto
Chdren
Ocher Home Room
Aesagmments
Brom Kendergarten
Hecul
Cirade
Mis Bentley
Dilfer
Sunder
Waiey
Cire
Brandina
Stockton
Kneller
Rav
Te G. Bachman
Honey Brook
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