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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1924

Page

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Martin Sheaffer Milo Martin Wedding at Trinity Parsonage

Milo Martin son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Martin married Miss Sheaffer daughter of a Harrisburg area family at Trinity Lutheran Parsonage in a private ceremony. The groom works as a Linotype operator for the Clarion and the bride recently trained as a nurse at Lancaster General Hospital. The couple received guests at a Terre Hill home reception with relatives and friends in attendance.

Clarion Misa

Witwer of Blue Ball Beartown Now a New York Lawyer

Charles S. Witwer, former resident of Blue Ball and Beartown, is now a practicing lawyer in New York City. He visited local friends over the weekend, having earlier practiced law in Denver for twelve years and led the Young Republican group there. He also spent time in New York, showing strong connections to Brooklyn politics. A brother, S. W. Witwer of Cumberland, MD joined him on the trip.

Blue Ball and Beartown Charles S. Witwer New York City Witwer Denver Colorado Young Republican Brooklyn la Follette the Clarion S. W. Witwer Cumberland, Md

Local Young Lady Accepts Position in Allentown Schools

Miss Elizabeth Russel daughter of Mrs Mary R Russell of this borough leaves on Monday September 1 for Allentown to take a position as instructress of dental hygiene in the public schools there. She has a strong record, graduating from the local high school in 1922 Columbia High School in 1923 and the University of Pennsylvania this year with excellent marks.

Elizabeth Russel Mary .R. Russell Allentown Columbia High School University ‘of Pennsylvania

Sunday School Outing of King's Daughters Class Planned

The annual outing of the King's Daughters class of the United Brethren church will be held at the home of Misses Harriet and Clara Yunat in Blue Ball on Saturday September 6. All class members are invited. Meet on the lawn at 1:30. John and Edward Sonnenig, of Reading, spent Saturday night and Sunday with their sister Mrs. D. David C. Overly and family.

King’s Daughters The United Brethren Church Harriet Clara Yunat John Edward Sonnenig Reading Slater Mra David C Overly

Through the Back Door at the Harnér Theatre

Mary Pickford stars in Through the Back Door a wholesome society drama on Long Island with Jack Pickford and Alfred Be. Green among the credited crew and Our Gang in Jubilee Juniors also shown. The feature promises humor pathos and a gripping climax as a daughter becomes a servant then is recognized by her mother.

Mary Pickford Harnér Theatre Cinemaniacs Mary. Pickford America Long Island Mary Old Country Jack Pickford Little Star Alfred BE. Green Marion Fairfax Bcepario Charles Rosher Our Gang

Clothing Hats and Caps for Men and Boys

Great selection of men's and boys suits with all sizes and prices. Also offering men's and boys pants and new hats and caps. All wool suitings available for men's and boys' suits.

Harris Bros, & CO

W M A Meeting Held at Lowry Home

The Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church holds its regular quarterly business meeting at Ivan P Lowry's home on Jackson Street. Members are urged to attend Monday evening September 8 at 7:30.

Women’s Missionary Association United Brethren‘church Ivan’ P.lowry Jackson Street AMV

Birthday surprise party honors Anna Good on nineteenth birthday

A large gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs William H Good on Dilner Avenue celebrated Anna Good for her nineteenth birthday. Guests included many friends and relatives from the borough, and Anna received numerous gifts including a ten pound cake illuminated with nineteen candles.

William H. Good Dilner Avenue Anna Good Mary Bauer Elia Martin Martha Musselman Irene Warner Mildred Kling Lydis Kreider Ethel Ranck Susie Clark Pauline Bair Sallie Fenninger Myrtle Harsh Mary Sheaffer Lida Musselman Rhoda Mentzer Leona Keiser Elsie Ranck Savilla Musser Kathryn Weaver Irene Wenger Viola Martin Margaret Moore Evelyn Hooker Mary Boyer Helen Wenger Ida Nolt Susan McGallicher Helen Foose Mary Good Emma Hooker Nora Nolt Mary Bair Kathryn Good Anna Hershey Anna Good Melvin Fry Walter Koch Frank Mentzer William Steller John Banzhof Parke Bowers Elias Musselman Spencer Cooper Harold Kendig Roy Phenegar Isage Musselman Spencer Aston Hershey John Harry Leroy Harsh Benjamin Kreider Melvin Foose Everett Aulthouse Clayton Nolt Adam Weaver Benjamin Nolt Aaron Hooker Jason Kurtz Charles Good Mary A. Sheaffer William Good

Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Barton Home

The Ladies Auxiliary of Lancaster General Hospital will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna R. Barton on Diller Avenue on Thursday September 11 at 7 30. A number of subjects of considerable importance will be discussed and every member is cordially invited to attend.

Lancaster General Hospital Anna R. Barton Diller Avenue

Upper Leacock Township Farm Sold

V. D. Kling of Intercourse Pa sold at public sale on Monday for A N Eby of Lancaster a 68 acre Mascot area farm to Jonathan Lantz of Upper Leacock township for 26500 per acre in Lancaster County real estate records.

V. D. Kling Intercourse A. N. Eby Lancaster Mascot Jonathan Lantz Upper Leacock Township

Mercierized Poplin Sale At Special Prices

Special 1200 yards of mercerized poplins in all colors offered while they last at fast 1pe per yard by S. Rubinson.

W M A of Ranch Church to Hold September Meeting

The W M A of Ranch church will meet at Mrs Daniel Hoover's home on Saturday afternoon September 18 at 2 oclock. It is the second quarterly business meeting for the year and a good attendance is desired.

Ranch’s Daniel Hoover

Indian Chief to Speak at Trinity Lutheran Church

A full-blood Siwash Indian lecturer and evangelist from Washington will speak at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday evening September 7 at 7 30 p m. His talk opens the fall vesper series expected to attract interest from the congregation.

Serica Manitowag Washington Trinity Lutheran Church

Indian Evangelist to Speak in Full Costume at Old Trinity

Chief Manitowag will preach in his full Indian dress at Old Trinity sharing his dramatic conversion behind bars and journey from wild plains to global travels as an Evangelist. He claims to be the first full blooded Indian to occupy the pulpit in the House of God in fierce native attire since discovery of the land. Audience invited to hear this uncommon twice born Indian. Beau patterns for ladies and children arriving at Harris Bros. & Co.

Manitowag Old Trinity West Lund Bara House of God

Real Estate Auctions Reported In Local Sales

Auctioneer Amos H. Hershey held a public sale Thursday selling M. W. Taylor’s fine home at Reidenbach's Store to William H. Good for 6800 dollars. A 75 acre Joseph Blank farm at Limeville drew 100 dollars per acre, bid high but postponed. A private sale Monday moved J. D. Bowers' Shop north of New Holland to David Martin of near Reidenbach's.

Amos H. Hershey M. W. Taylor Reidenbach William H. Good Joseph ‘Blank Limeville Mr. Hershey J. D. Bowers New Holland David Martin Reidenbach’s

Chicken Corn Soup Supper a Successful Community Event

The chicken corn soup supper at Hinkle town school yard hosted by Union Sunday School was well attended and raised a neat sum. Music by a New Holland orchestra and octet delighted attendees as volunteers donated food and labor for the success.

Hinkletown Union Sunday School New Holland

Trinity Lutheran soup supper on church lawn

A vegetable soup supper will be held by the Ladies Aid Society of Trinity Lutheran church on the church lawn Saturday evening September 20 starting at 5 o clock. Supper price is 85 cents. The item lists local residents spending a week at Mt Gretna and a private garage for rent with heat and services offered by M F Becker New Holland Pa.

Ladies’ Aid Society Trinity Lutheran Church Church Lawn

New Holland Rod and Gun Club Picnic Draws Large Crowd

The New Holland Rod and Gun Club held its Third Annual Picnic at Frandt's Mill along the Conestoga Creek on Labor Day. About fifty Nimrods and Izaak Waltons attended. Activities included fishing quoit pitching and a gun shoot with prizes for top fish and shooting scores. Dinner featured deviled clams potato salad corn on the cob and more. Awards went to Mike DeHaven Walter Katz John Seifred and others across several classes.

New Holland Rod and Gun Club Frandt’s H. M. Waltera C. B. Townsley Townsley Percy H. Shaub Mike DeHaven Earl Shark Earl Martin Walter Katz Walter Sensenig A. R. Reser John Seifred C. R. Bair A. R. Steif E. Zimmerman William Miller Harry Miller Frank Ludwig

Campmeeting closes at Stricklertown with speakers and singing

This Sunday September 7 closing day of the Campmeeting held in Mary Seibert's Grove Stricklertown under Water Street Rescue Mission. H F Dougherty and wife lead with Stella Hillicker from Lebanon George Brownmiller and Reading Mission Workers. Large crowd expected if weather is favorable. Everyone welcome.

Mary Seibert Stricklertown Water Street Rescue Mission H. F. Dougherty Stella Hillicker Lebanon George Brownmiller Mission Workers Reading Dommell Luella Slike Ralph Heilman Lancaster

Work pants sale and local weekend notes

About 75 pairs of men's work pants offered at $1.00 each while supplies last. Weekend visits include Edgar Becks of Lancaster with J C Henningertwos, Overlys and Hoovers at Willow Grove Park, and Lloyd Whitmer returning from Millersville Epworth League Institute. Prof and Mrs William A Hammond of Lancaster visited H W Hammond family.

Edgar Beck Lancaster J. C. Henninger Clayton Overly Harold W. P. Hoover Labor Day Willow Grove Park Lloyd Whitmer Millersville Epsworth League Institute William Allen Hammond

Hillside Service to Be Held on Sunday Evening

A Hillside community service is scheduled for Sunday at 6 15 p m on the Reformed church lawn under the Young People’s Council of District 18. Miss Marian Biemesderfer of Kissel Hill will give a brief talk on Service. In case of rain the event moves to the Reformed Sunday school. All are invited to attend and participate.

BCS

County Firemen Meet in Akron for Monthly Gathering

Lancaster County Firemen's Association held the regular meeting at Akron Firemen's Hall Friday evening. Presiding officers and guests addressed topics on water supply, equipment, fire prevention, and handling flames. Next convention set for June 6 1925 in Ephrata. September 26 meeting at Bareville. luncheon followed.

Akron Lancaster County Firemen's Association Boro John Landis Bareville Miss Bernetha Wechter America S G. Zerfass Chaplin Association George F Weidler Lebanon E. O. Hartman Fire Department City of Ephrata

Harvest Home Service Planned at Mennonite Church

The local Mennonite church on North Roberts Avenue will host its annual Harvest Home Service on Saturday September 13 at 2:00 PM. The sermon will be delivered by John H. Moseman of Lancaster and an invitation is extended to all.

North Roberts Avenue John H. Moseman Gospel Lancaster

Farms and Livestock For Private Sale Near New Holland

Two farms offered for private sale by Stauffer Sales Co. One is 116 acres two miles from New Holland and the other 50 acres one mile from New Holland. On hand at all times are fat cattle stock steers heifers and bulls.

New Holland Tr. Stauffer Sales CO

School Clothing Line Showcased for Boys and Girls

Headquarters for school furnishings offers a full line for boys and girls including suits pants blouses hats caps shoes sweaters and dresses coats and accessories. Readily available for inspection at S Rubinson store.

S. Rubinson

To Become a Nurse Helen Groff Leaves for Philadelphia

Miss Helen Groff daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy W Groff of West Main street leaves Sunday for Philadelphia to study at Protestant Episcopal Hospital. A farewell party was held Friday night at her parents home with many friends from the county present and a pleasant evening of dancing, games, and a luncheon.

Helen Groff LeRoy W. Groff West Main Street Philadelphia Protestant Episcopal Hospital

Personal notices list of local guests and visitors

A long column of names and towns notes Mr and Mrs Miles K and others hosting relatives and friends. Edith E DeHaven Philadelphia Jennie M DeHaven Anna Mason Jennie Schumacher New York Jacob Haines Philadelphia William M Meavig East Stroudsburg many Lancaster Dover Delaware Parkesburg Kutztown Crystal Cave and other locales are mentioned with guests visiting families in Lancaster County over recent days and weeks.

Miles K Martin Billy Paul, Martin and Family Dover Del Philadelphia Jennie M DeHaven Seth F. A. Rupley Price Lewistown Mifflin County Jeremiah Leaman Harburg Davis Leaman Anna Mason Lancaster Jennie Schumacher New York Anna H. Roland Mary F. Weaver J. F. Hope Jacob Haines Harry L. Stauffer William M. Meavig Charles Brown East Stroudsburg William K. Hurst Churchtown William F. DeHaven Foreman Horn East Main St William P. Martin Kathryn Paul Martin Delaware Anna King Bess Sue S. Brandt Jennie M. DeHaven Harry Peters Eleanora Harold Parkesburg Martin H. Mellinger Jason ‘Rife John, Dawery Green Bank Daniel Overly Harry Weaver Herbert Mentzer John Springville Jacob Doerr Willian Lowery Harry Houde Harry Near Town Carsonia Helen Longeneeker Labor Day Pottsville Elva Baezer H. M. Walters Mt. Gretna Hoffman Levi Plank Terr Brook John Musser J. W Ata G Wilkinso Ee Ee H Mechanicaburg Tyeene Paz

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Martin—Sheaffer Man Harris ,Bros. & Co Pickford Plays Frank Borzage Humoresque First National Mary Philbin Myrtle Stedman William Collier, Jr Frederick Trnesde Josef Swickard Baby Bruce Guerin Frankie Lee J. Farrell MacDonald Mary Jane Irving Aggie Herring Edith Yorke W. M. A. Meeting Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Trinity Lutheran ‘Church Harris Bros. & CO Manitowog John M. Ranck Eugene M. Rutter Lillian Rutter L. K. Lesslie Caroline Sheaffer Becker Stauffer's ROD and Gun Club Earl Shirk Earl Martin Hee J. L. Miller J. J J. M. Bowers D. Hemmig E. N. Deitrich Perrere J. P. Davis C. M. Bowers Bieoree E. Minnich Groffysays Hillside Service Harvest Home Service IN Mennonite Church
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