New Holland Man Dies After Falling Down Stairs
William G. Keiser, sixty three, of Grant street New Holland, died after slipping backward down a flight of stairs. Coroner ruled accidental death. He resided with John Martin and was a member of St Stephen Reformed Church. Survived by daughter Edith and one grandson Gordon Eby. Funeral held at Henninger parlors with burial in St Stephen cemetery.
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Wiliam G. Keiser
Grant Street
New Holland
Mr. Keiser
Gordon Eby
Lancaster
Newton Eby
J. C. Henninger
Keiser
John Martin
Milton M. Hurst 67 Dies in Lancaster Home
Milton M. Hurst long tied to Intercourse area died at his 20 North Pine Street Lancaster residence at 1 AM after weeks of illness. Survived by wife Lavina Habecker and daughter Mary K. Other survivors include brother William K. of Churchtown and sister Mrs. William Kauwell of Gordonville RD. Services at 1 PM Saturday from the home and 2:15 PM at Zeltenreich Reformed Church near New Holland with private then public rites. interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Milto
M. Hurst
Mathing M. Hurst
Intercourse
North Pine Street
Lancaster
Lavina Habecker
Mary K
William K
Churchtown
William Kauwell
Gordonville
R. D
Real Estate Sold in Bareville Auction
Amos H. Hershey auctioned the estate of Martin Groff at public sale in Bareville. John Lawrence purchased the home in Bareville for 5050 dollars on Saturday of last week.
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Amos H. Hershey
Martin Groff
Bareville
John Lawrence
American Legion Card Party Series to Begin Again
Conestoga Post No 662 American Legion will start a new series of card parties on Tuesday evening September 17 and continue on the third Tuesday each month through fall and winter. Pinochle and Five Hundred will be played with prizes to high scorers in each class. Refreshments will be served and a general good time is promised for all attendees in New Holland and vicinity.
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Conestoga Post No. 662
American Legion
New Holland
Real Estate Listings Private Sale in New Holland Area
We present several desirable dwelling houses and farms in New Holland Borough and vicinity offered for private sale. Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance handle the listings and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Styer and Evans RealEstate
Insurance
Boys Band Festival to Benefit Borough Band
Arrangements are complete for a combined festival supper and fireworks display on Saturday evening September 21 at Storb Field for the Boys Band of the borough. New Holland’s junior musicians will provide music and a 5 PM start with food stalls, old fashioned cake walks, and a 10 PM fireworks display. Ample parking will be available and the event aims to ensure guest comfort and enjoyment.
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Storb Field
New Holland
Lions Club Meeting in New Holland Admits New Member
The Lions Club of New Holland held a semi monthly meeting at the American Legion Home. A. D. Eckert was welcomed as a new member and two applications were received for vote at the next meeting. Reports were heard from several committees including the band and Junior League. R L Winters urged turning surplus treasury toward the Boys Band notes. Band engagements were announced for September 7 10 11 and 14. Charles S Zwally received a gold pin for his service as the club's fourth president. Next meeting is September 24 at the Legion Home.
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Lions Club of
New Holland
American Legion
West Main Street
A. D. Eckert
Lion R. L. Winters
Honey Brook
Denver
Quarryville
Charles S. Zwally
Legion Home
Farewell Party for Arnold Zwally By Local Boy Scouts
The local Boy Scouts led by Assistant Scoutmaster John Sensenig hosted a farewell for Arnold Zwally at the Scout Cabin on Friday evening. Chef Davis provided corn and beans while scouts performed vocal and instrumental numbers and Bill Stoner’s Navy Band played. Ex-Scoutmaster Geo Townsley and troop committee members attended as guests.
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John Sensenig
Arnold Zwally
Davis
Bill Stoner
Geo. S. Townsley
Notice to Republicans of New Holland Borough
Notice to the Republican electors of New Holland Borough calling attention to the polls open on Tuesday for the municipal election. The notice urges participation and outlines voting details for the local ballot.
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New Holland
Boro-—-Go
New Holland Farmers Day slated for October 10 11 12
New Holland hosts its Third Annual Farmers Day Exhibition serving Earl East Earl West Earl Caernarvon Salisbury Leacock and Upper Leacock Townships. The event runs Thursday through Saturday October 10 11 and 12 with a larger exhibit space including the Harner Theatre auditorium. Premium list updates and exhibit rules will be in next week's Clarion.
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New Holland
Earl
East Earl
West Earl
Caernarvon
Salisbury
Leacock
Upper Leacock
Harner Theatre
Fall Primary Election Set for Tuesday Nominees Named
The fall primary will be held Tuesday September 17 with nominees for borough offices including Republican Chief Burgess Guy Wallace and Council members O L Davis C S Fritz and C B Townsley. Tax Collector candidates are P H Shaub and William Warner with the only Republican contest for Tax Collector.
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Burgess
Guy Wallace
O. L. Davis
C. S. Fritz
C. B. Townsley
P. H. Shaub
William Warner
A. Y. Geist
E. O. Beck
Lewis Garman
Ivan Stef
Anna R. Barton
William Wanner
Martin Myers Family Reunites at Ephrata Park
The seventh annual Martind Myers reunion drew about 150 attendees at Ephrata Park. Activities included songs, prayers, recitations, a family tree reading, and an address by Rev. C. G. Bachman. Officers were elected for the coming year and gifts were given to the oldest and youngest members. The next reunion is scheduled for September 1930 at Ephrata Park.
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Martind Myers
Ephrata Park
America
C. G. Bachman
New Holland
Helen Myers
Helen Gode
Lester Snyder
Kathryn Buckwalter
Leola
God
Bachman
Martin Good
Gordonville R. D
Alva Myers
New Holland R. D
Ethel Bair
Maggie Martin
Ephrata
Emanuel Weaver
J. H. Myers
A. E. Martin
Parke Kurtz
Minnie Bair
Hettie Snyder
John Myers
John and
Alvy Myers
Jacob H. Myers
E. K. Martin
Wilbur C. Spotts
Ray Spotts
Clarence Arthur Renninger
Arthur Renninger
Martha Warner
Harold Good
Evelyn Boyer
Harry S. Weaver
King's Daughters Meet Discuss Bible Study and Plans
The Loyal Workers' Circle of King's Daughters met in St Stephen Reformed Sunday School rooms. Mrs. Paul B Hess presided and Miss Alta Diller led the study The Marriage Feast. Officers reported and committees announced sympathy plans for East New Holland West New Holland Blue Ball areas. The eighteenth Lancaster County convention will be held October 3 at Quarryville Methodist Church with a special car from Lancaster Center Square. Supper costs 50 cents and is served by the Mite Society. Members should notify by September 27 if attending. A Hallowe en social is planned inviting all.
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Loyal Workers’ Circle of
King’s Daughters
St. Stephen Reformed Sunday School
Paul B. Hess
Alta Diller
Lydia Weaver
Charles Warner
AL B. Good
East New Holland
R. E. Good
Martin Mellinger
West New Holland
Paul R. Wentz
Irwin Weaver
Blue Ball
E. M. High
Harry Oberholtzer
Lancaster County Union of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Hess
Doggie Roast at Zelten Reich Sunday School Picnic
The Rainbow Division of Zelten reich Sunday School hosted a doggie roast and marshmallow toast on the church lawn Tuesday evening. Many members and friends attended and reported a good time.
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Rainbow Division
Zeltenreich
Chicken corn soup supper at Goodville Fire Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Goodville Fire Company will host their annual chicken corn soup supper at the Goodville Fire Company Hall on Wednesday evening September 18. Supper will be served from 5 to 10 o'clock and everyone is invited.
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The
Goodville Fire Company
W. C. T. U. Meeting Announcement
The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. E. C. Diller. A report from the County Convention held at Littts on September 4 and 5 will be presented.
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E. C. Diller
Littts
Will. Be. Es
Automobile Insurance Offers Low Cost Protection
Insurance promotion argues car owners cannot be without auto coverage. It notes low annual cost relative to the protection provided and warns that losses can occur at any time.
High School Star Course Promises Top Acts in Fall Series
The Antrim Lyceum Bureau presents a five night star course at the High School Auditorium starting October 30. Headlining is the Kellam Duo with impersonations and country fiddling, followed by the DeWille Concert Company on November 19 and Caveny Company on December 13. Glenn L Morris the Electrical Wizard appears January 24 and Pollard Players close with Laff That Off. Tickets go on sale soon at 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for children. single admissions are 50 and 25 cents.
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Antrim Lyceum Bureau
New Holland Public Schools
Mascot Farm and Cambridge Store Sold at Public Sale
W D Kling of Intercourse reports recent public sales. On September 7 the 87 acre Mascot farm of the David Smoker estate sold to Abraham Stoltzfus for 2388 dollars per acre. On September 11 the Cambridge Store and dwelling in Cambridge sold to Ed Glouner for 3100 dollars.
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W. D. Kling
Intercourse
David Smoker
Mascot
Abraham Stoltzfus
Upper Leacock
Milton Warner
Cambridge
Ed. Glouner
New Holland Alumni Association Reorganized Under J Paul Kochel
About fifty alumni from fourteen classes met at the New Holland High School to organize a revived alumni body. J Paul Kochel was elected president with Martin Snader as vice president Margaret Ranck secretary and Edwin Diller treasurer. The next gathering is set for September 20 at the High School Auditorium and all graduates are urged to attend.
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New Holland High School
New Holland Alumni Association
Martin Snader
Mary Overly
William Stonet
Edith Richwine
F. H. Gaige
Arthur P. Mylin
Conn Millersville State Teacher’ College
Wright Garage Joins National Used Car Sale With 25 Percent Cut
Wright Garage in Oakland joins a nationwide fall sale by cutting about 25 percent from the entire used car stock. Manager Earl Sandoe says some cuts are slightly more or less, with the average at exactly 25 percent, valid only through this sale ending September 28. Good Will used cars carry a standard guaranty and are reconditioned with new parts and full servicing before sale.
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Wright Garage
Oakland-Pontiac
United States
Earl Sandoe
Social notes from Leacock and surrounding towns
Mrs. Howard Hoffman visited Leacock with her daughter Mrs. Norman Schaal on Wednesday. Several Lancaster and Leola residents were mentioned visiting relatives or hosting gatherings, including Mrs. Chas Sprecher returning to Leola, Lillie M. Rutter in Lancaster, and Elmer Rampson and son Edward traveling home from Philadelphia.
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Howard Hoffman
Leacock
Norman Schaal
Chas. Sprecher
Leola
Harry Bair
Lillie M. Rutter
Lancaster
Women's Missionary Association Meeting and Picnic
The Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren church will hold its regular monthly meeting and picnic at the home of Mrs. Chas. Seifred in Blue Ball on Tuesday evening. Depart New Holland on the 6:30 car. Bring your lunch and attend.
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Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Chas. Seifred
New Holland
Denial of Sale Rumor by H L Bushong in New Holland
H L Bushong denies circulating rumors that he sold his dairy interests to Penn Dairies of Lancaster. He states he has not sold out and plans to continue his dairy route in New Holland and vicinity indefinitely. He thanks customers and requests continued patronage.
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Penn Dairies
Lancaster
New Holland
H. L. Bushong
For Sale White Leghorn Pallets by Maggie Fassnacht
For sale a lot of White Leghorn pallets. Apply to Maggie Fassnacht at S Railroad Ave New Holland Pa.
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Maggie Fassnacht
S. Railroad Ave
New Holland
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Burlington
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