Mrs Mabel Rutt of Paradise Passes After Typhoid
Mrs Mabel Frances Rutt twenty five wife of Jacob W Rutt of Mechancaburg died Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock of typhoid fever after a two week illness at the home of David Benner near Strasburg where she was visiting She was a Mennonite Paradise She is survived by her husband one daughter Mildred Frances two years old her parents Frances and Isaac H Rohrer Paradise township and several brothers and sisters Paradise township and Elizabeth E wife of David Benner Strictly private funeral Friday at 1:80 from Benner home Public services at 2 at Paradise Mennonite church with burial in the adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Frances Rutt
Jacob W. Rutt
Mechanicaburg
David Benner
Strasburg
Mennonite Church
Paradise
Mildred Frances
Frances
Isaac H. Rohrer
Paradise Township
Walter M
Alice M
Ellis
J. Arthur
Anna L
Isaac M
Elizabeth E
Paradise Mennonite Church
Mrs Foltz of Terre Hill Dies at 71
Mrs Peter Foltz aged 71 died at her Terre Hill home on Tuesday evening at 10 30. She leaves husband Peter Foltz and sons Harry Willim and George all of Terre Hill and brother David C Coleman of Terre Hill. Private services Friday at 1 30 pm private. public Mennonite Brethren church service at 2 pm in Christchurch Terre Hill. Burial in Terre Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emm. Foltz
Terre Hill
Peter Foltz
Harry
Willim
George
David C. Coleman
Christchurch
Public Schools Open With Big Attendance
Four hundred sixteen pupils enrolled on opening day for the 1929 30 term, about ten more than last year. Class totals list teachers and numbers for each grade and high school staff including history English home economics geography art French music science latin and supervising principal Ivan P Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria K. Bender
Edna Stauffer
Lena Ludwig
Mary Harsh
Anna S. Diller
Helen B. Fenninger
Virginia Hoffman
Frances Kirk
Eleanor R. Lewis
Margaret F. S. Grace
Marian I. Mercer
J. Paul Lauder
Ezra Ranck
Richard Brubaker
Ivan P. Lowry
King's Daughters Meet Loyal Circle September Meeting
The Loyal will hold its monthly meeting next Tuesday evening September 10 1929 in the Sunday School rooms of St Stephen Reformed Church at 7 80 o'clock Miss Alta Diller will discuss the Bible study lesson The Marriage Feast All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Circle of
King’s Daughters
The
Loyal
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Alta Diller
Trinity Lutheran Church Announces Fall Winter Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church will resume its fall and winter schedule with Sunday services and worship times to be announced. The notice notes a re start of regular services and updated weekly activities for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church Notes
Trinity Lutheran Church
Second Bridge to Fall Within 11 Days
Alexander Jamison of Philadelphia was killed when a five ton truck plunged from a two section bridge near Eden mill into Conestoga Creek. Two other Philadelphia men were seriously injured. both were treated at Lancaster General Hospital. The Eden Fire Company and local authorities managed traffic and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Creek
Eden
Alexander J. Jamison
South 31St Street
Philadelphia
Lancaster General Hospital
Piladelphia
York
New Holland Pike
Eden Mill
Paper Mill Hill
Walter Symongton
Bareville
S. Roy Knerr
Eden Fire Company
Lancaster
General Hospital
Norris Kirk
Jamison
Kirk
J. L. Ressler
Farms Sold In Intercourse Area By Local Agent
Farms sold in the past week include the I Newton Hurst Estate 92 acre farm along the Old Road between Intercourse and Spring Garden sold at public sale to Daniel Lapp of Kinzer RD for 166 dollars per acre. Private sales reported include the I B Lapp 11 acre farm north of Intercourse to Ellis Rutter of Intercourse and Otto Stephen 23 acre farm west of Paradise to Wilbur Kreider of Wimer PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D. Wing
Intercourse
I. Newton Hurst
Old Road
Spring Garden
Daniel Lapp
Kinzer
R. D
I. B. Lapp
Ellis Rutter
Intercurse
Otto Stephen
Paradise
Wilbur Kreider
Wimer
Cedar Grove Church Chicken Corn Soup Supper
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church hosts a chicken corn soup supper on Thursday evening September 12 from 5 to 10 at the Blue Ball Fire Hall. Proceeds benefit the Cedar Grove Cemetery Wall Fund and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
Blue Ball Fire Hall
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Farm Sale Near Weaverland Brings 805 Per Acre
Executors of the late Jacob C. Zimmerman sold a near 72 acre East Earl farm near Weaverland for 21947 dollars to Martin L. Zimmerman at 805 per acre. The property remains tied to generations of the Martin and Weber families dating back to 1727 with a historic irrigation canal still in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Zimmerman
M. L. Zimmerman
Jacob C. Zimmerman
Halligan
Weaverland
Earl Township
Martin L. Zimmerman
David Martin
Jacob
Henry Weber
Blue Ball
Eli W. Martin
Jacob Weber
Isaac H. Nolt
Martin
George
Henry
Martin Martin
East Earl Township
Blue Ball Run
Graffdale
Woman's Missionary Association Meeting at Ranch’s Church
The Woman's Missionary Association of Ranch's Church meets at Mrs. Walter Overly's home in Bareville on Saturday September 14 at 2 o'clock. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Association of
Building and Loan Election Results at New Holland
The annual election of the New Holland Building and Loan Association produced new directors Henry S. Shirk and Charles R. Cooper from Blue Ball and Leacock, with auditors Dr. J. F. Hope Guy E. Wallace and Wm. M. Mearig, and tellers Dr. J. F. Hope and J. Herbert Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Building and Loan Association
H. K. Stork
C. B. Townsley
David H. Styer
New Holland
Henry S. Shirk
Blue Ball
Charles R. Cooper
Leacock
J. F. Hope
Guy E. Wallace
Wm. M. Mearig
J. Herbert Evans
Chicken Corn Soup Supper at Goodville Fire Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Goodville Fire Company hosts its annual chicken corn soup supper at the Goodville Fire Company Hall on Wednesday evening September 18. Supper service runs from 5 to 10 o'clock. all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Goodville Fire Company
Protecting Your Ride with Automobile Insurance
Advertising urges car owners to obtain automobile insurance, arguing the premium is small and protection invaluable even if a loss is unlikely. It promotes motorist security and emphasizes affordability of coverage today.
New Holland Junior Band Plans Inaugural Festival
The Junior Band of New Holland sets its first festival for Saturday at Storb Field on Nexus'Caste Avenue starting at five o clock. The event will feature music from the band plus food stalls entertainments and ample parking. Community interest and strong support from surrounding counties promise a lively evening with continuous activities and a sense of local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Reresist
Storb Field
Nexus
Caste Avenue
Leadership Training Class Opens September 23rd in Lancaster
The Thirteenth District Leadership Training School begins Monday September 23, running ten weeks with Monday evening sessions from 7:30 to 9:30. Two courses are offered The Pupil by Rev Frank C Aungst using Weigles The Pupil and the Teacher and Church History by Rev R L Winters using Jacobs The Story of the Church. Held in St Stephen Reformed Sunday School room New Holland the program draws strong church cooperation and aims to enroll both former attendees and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Aungst
Weigle’s
Christian Fellowship
St. Stephen Reformed Church
New Holland
Bareville Youth Home From Northern Trip
A Bareville youth recounts a Canada trip with friends in a school letter. They travel St Stephen to St John to Rivière du Loup then on the St Lawrence to Toronto and Quebec, noting Atlantic Daylight Saving Time, Reversible Falls, French language glimpses, tobacco farming, and reflections on Canadian countryside and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U.S.A
St. Stephen
St. John
Riviere du Loup
Fredericton
New Brunswick
St. Louis du
Lancaster County
City
St. Lawrence
Toronto
France
New Addition Dedicated at Welsh Mountain Home
About six hundred people attended a full day event at the Welsh Mountain Home on September 2 to dedicate a new addition. Morning and afternoon programs featured bishops A L Martin and Noah W Risser, with tours of the remodeled facility and donations to the building fund. Speakers included H Frank Seaman, Benjamin Wenger, and Milton Hershey, plus several five minute talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Mountain Home
Henry K. Hershey
A. L. Martin
Gordonville
R. D
Christiam
Noah W. Russer
Hershey
H. Frank Seaman
Intercourse
Benjamin Wenger
Ephrata R. D
Martin Weaver
Annville
Oire O. Miller
Akron
Noah W. Risser
D. M. Wenger
Leola
Levi Lauder
Millersville
Jesse Mack
Yerkes
David E. Weaver
Waynesboro
Milton Hershey
Paradise
Jacob B. Gehman
Reading
M. R. Hershey
M. G. Weaver
New Holland
Amos H. Hershey
Witwers Hold Annual Reunion at Center Church
The sixth annual Witwers of America reunion drew about four hundred fifty members to Center Church on Sunday September first. President Titus Witwer of Philadelphia opened with remarks, followed by prayer from William Nelson of Lititz. Speakers included W W Stauffer New Holland Professor All e Hammond of Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Charles Witwer Yonkers NY John B Witwer South Bend IN and others. Local clergy Quigley Adams County PA and Rev. Bucher spoke and Miss Katherine Witwer Gary IN sang a solo before closing prayers by Rev. David W Weaver Birdsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Witwers of America
Center Church
Titus Witwer
Philadelphia
William Nelson
Lititz
W. W. Stauffer
New Holland
Prof
Alle, Hammond
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Chas. Witwer
Industrial Council For
Yonkers
New York
John B. Witwer
South Bend
Indiana
Quigley
Adams County
Bucher
Katherine Witwer
Gary
David W. Weaver
Birdsboro
Scout Troop 1 Plans Cabin Cleanup Night
The Boy Scouts of Troop No. 1 met Tuesday evening at their cabin south of town with Assistant Scoutmaster John H. Sensenig Jr. in charge. After games, a business session set a cleanup of the cabin for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
John H. Sensenig, Jr
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visits
Mrs. Samuel Plotnick and children Evelyn and Albert return from Pen Mar. Mrs. D. H. Styer and granddaughter Jane Evans visited Lancaster. Mrs. Rudy Dickersheid spent a day in Lancaster. Freq Diffenderfer of Bellevue returned home after a cousin visit. A. E. Gehman and daughters Mary and Anna of Norristown visited Ella M. Fritz. Mrs. Geo. Benkett of Lancaster spent time with Fritz. Lillie M. Rutter attended a Washington Boro card party hosted by the D A R at Mrs. Frey Groff’s summer home. Harold Shulley and family weekended with Mrs. Anna R. Diller. Clinton Fritz weekended in Carlisle visiting son Chester Fritz. Alice Gehman spent days at Atlantic City. Joseph Mentzer of Millville, N J, returned home after weekend with Mentzer parents. Reyo and Mrs. RR. L. Winciverse stayed with Mrs. Winter’s family. Anna R. Diller, Alta M. Diller, Mrs. Anny S. Dilley spent Monday at Mount Gretna. Anna R. Barton, Irene Harsh, and others spent the past week at Mt. Gretna. Eva Coffroad and Richard Miller of Reading spent Labor Day with the Coffroad parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Plotnick
Evelyn and
Albert
Pen Mar
D. H. Styer
Jane Evans
Lancaster
Rudy Dickersheid
Freq Diffenderfer
Bellevue
Ella M. Fritz
A. E. Gehman
Mary
Anna
Norristown
Clinton Fritz
Carlisle
Chester Fritz
Alice Gehman
Atlantic City
Joseph Mentzer
Millville
N. J
Ias
Jerry Ment- Reyo
RR. L. Wincvers
Local Boys Open Tennis Championship in New Holland
The Junior Tennis Championship of New Holland Borough begins on North Custer avenue courts with ten boys competing. Matches include Jimmy Davis over Paul Sensenig 6 1 1 6 6 4, Billy Storb over Park Groff 6 4 and 6 3, Gordon Smith over William Stoner 6 2 3 6 6 1, Clyde Kauffman over John Garman 6 2 6 3, and Robert Kling losing to Lacey Wright 6 0 6 3. Final set for Friday afternoon and Saturday afternoon. Award a silver loving cup donated by John H. Sensenig, Sr. Girls tournament follows next week with finals on Friday and Saturday. entry fee 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Borough
Custer Avenue
Jimmy” Davis
Paul Sensenig
Billy” Storb
Park Groff
Gordon Smith
William Stoner
Clyde Kauffman
John Garman
Robert Kling
Lacey Wright
John H. Sensenig
Lions Club Meeting in New Holland This Week
The regular semi monthly Lions Club gathering for New Holland is set for Tuesday evening September 10 at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend at the American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
New Holland
American Legion
Real Estate Listings in New Holland Borough and Vicinity
We have several desirable dwelling houses and farms listed for private sale in New Holland Borough and surrounding area. STYER and EVANS Real Estate and Insurance handle the offerings and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Borough
Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance
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Eden Bridge
Salisbury
Jac. C. Zimmerman
W. M. A. Meeting
Goodville
Automobile
Revs
Aungst
Winters
Samuel Harsh
St. Lawrence Valley
Quebec
Montreal
Mission Home
Witwers
Scout News
Lions Club Meeting
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