Y M B League Plans Father and Son Night Event
The September meeting of the Young Men's Business League will mark Father and Son Night at Trinity Lutheran Parish House on September 17. Lee Stauffer chairs the event and Robert Miller of Reading Y M C A will be the speaker. Members should bring sons or adopted sons and help organize blood typing at Lancaster General Hospital to aid community donor references.
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Young Men’s Business League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lee Stauffer
Father and Sons
Robert Miller
Reading Y. M. Co. A
Marriage of Miss Joyce H Hoober and Dr Robert Crandall
The marriage takes place Saturday at 2 30 PM in St Stephen Reformed Church with Rev C G Bachman officiating. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs John W Taylor and bridesmaids Mrs David E Krusen and Miss Sylvia Ann Hooker, with a flower girl and ushers. The bride’s sister and the groom’s family are named, and music will be provided by Miss Dorothy Bengman and Miss Martha Kling. The bride is a Temple University graduate. the groom, a Temple University dental graduate and Psi Omega member, is an Army Corps captain on terminal Ave.
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Joyce H. Hoober
Roy K. Hoober
Robert Allen Crandall
Robert G. Crandall
Upper Darby
St. Stephen Reformed Church
C. G. Bachman
John W. Taylor
David E. Krusen
Philadelphia
Sylvia Ann Hooker
Joan W. Taylor
H. William Close
Ardmore
Edward C. Close
Rodney BR. Hooker
Dorothy Bengman
Martha Kling
Miss Hooker
Temple University
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Standal
School .of Dentistry
Psi-Omega
Crandall
Army In Corps
Terminal Ave
Zimmerman 78th Birthday celebrated in East Earl
Zimmerman a retired East Earl farmer turned 78 on Monday September 9. Attending were his wife Mrs. 8 C Zimmerman and many relatives including Mr and Mrs B W Jr and Mrs B Zimmerman Suse Kermit and Paul Zimmerman of Blue Ball Margaret Jane Stauffer White Oak Farm Mr and Mrs Robert Witmer and Mr and Mrs 8 O Zimmerman of this borough.
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Zimmerman
East Earl
R. 1
C. Zimmerman
B. W. Jr
Robert. Witmer
Golfers Attention Turmoil Prompted by Ambiguous Note
A garbled OCR style line mentions golfers and names like ge ny wolters and ishetier, but the fragment lacks clear event or outcome details to confirm West Coast or local club context. The readable words suggest a call to golfers, yet no date venue or participants are identifiable.
Farmers Day Parade Plans Higher Prize List
Open to fraternal, industrial, civic and other groups with 336 dollars or more set aside for prizes. J Leroy Smith says 25 bands expected for the October 3 parade in New Holland down Main street with the Young Men's Business League directing. Only one prize per entrant.
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Main Street
New Holland
J. Leroy Smith
Exhibit Association
Young Men’s Business League of New Holland
B. Roy Witmer
Earl Lodge Visits Home at Middletown
Earl Lodge members attended services at the Odd Fellows Home in Middletown on September 7 with about 75 people. Rev. George W. Wilt delivered a fine sermon and the Victory Band gave a concert, followed by a tour of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lodge
Odd Fellows
Middletown
George W. Wilt
Victory Band
C. A. Blair
New Holland G O P Club Seeks Borough Manager Talk
The New Holland Republican Club schedules an important meeting on Monday September 16 at 8 pm. Speaker is John Hermanson head of the Government Consulting Service Institute from the University of Pennsylvania. He discusses The Place of the Borough Manager in Local Government aimed at borough officials and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
John Hermanson
Government Consulting Service Institute of
University of Pennsylvania
Hermanson
Pennsylvania State College
Columbia University
New Holland Rod and Gun Club Target Shoot
The New Holland Rod and Gun Club will hold a target shoot on club grounds. The event starts Saturday September 14 at 12 noon with a program of 60 Lesgard targets.
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New Holland Rod and Gun Club
Lésgard
For Sale 41 Acre Farm Near Churchtown
Farm advertised near Churchtown offers 41 acres with good access and conveniences. The listing notes EVANS Insurance New Holland Pa as the contact point.
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Churchtown
Obituary of John E Slabach 84 at Ephrata area
John E Slabach aged 84 died at 11 30 p m Monday at his son in law and daughter Harry E Mohler near Ephrata after five months illness He belonged to Muddy Creek Evangelical and Reformed Church He is survived by children Emma Clemmer Reading Anna L Mohler Katie Peters Adamstown Maggie Sweigart Stella Witwer R J John William Harry Robert and Charles all Adamstown Twelve grandchildren Funeral from Mellinger's Denver Saturday at 2 30 p m Interment Muddy Creek cemetery Viewing Friday 7 9 p m at the funeral home
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John E. Slabach
Harry E. Mohler
Ephrata
Ilness
Muddy Creek
Katie
George Peters
Adamstown
Maggie
Clarence Sweigart
Stella
Henry Witwer
Mrs F Mabel Neuhauser Dies At 75 In Bird in Hand
Mrs F Mabel Neuhauser seventy five wife of Isaac A Neuhauser of Bird in Hand died at her home Tuesday at 8 pm after a two week illness Her brother Ira Wiker Lancaster died last Friday Born in East Lampeter Township she was a daughter of the late William H and Emma Yeager Wiker She was a member of the Bird in Hand Methodist Church Survived by husband a brother Junius J Wiker Gordonville two sisters Carolyn G Wiker Lancaster and Mrs Jacob N Troyer Bird in Hand two foster sons Leon F Umble Witmer Heights and Jacob N Troyer Bird in Hand Services were held at the late home Saturday at 1 30 pm and 2 pm at the Bird in Hand Methodist Church Interment will be in Friends may call at the late home this Friday evening between 7 and 9 o'clock
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F. Mabel Neuhauser
Isaac A. Neuhauser
Ira Wiker
Lancaster
East Lampeter Township
William H
Emma Yeager Wiker
Methodist Church
Junius J. Wiker
Gordonville
Jacob N. Troyer
Leon F. Umble
Witmer Heights
Charter bus to York Fair departs September 14
A special Horseshoe Line charter bus will leave multiple towns including Elverson Morgantown Churchtown Goodville and Blue Ball on Saturday September 14 at 12 30 p m for a round trip to the York Fair. Fare is 2 00 per person. Return starts at 9 00 p m. Tickets available at local stores in each town.
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Horseshoe Line
Elverson
Morgantown
Churchtown
Goodville
Blue Ball
York Fair
Kauffman
Kronmeyer’s Cut 'Rate
Fetter’s
Shirk’s
Card of Thanks from hospital stay appreciation note
A short expression thanks to friends and acquaintances for flowers cards and many other kind acts during a hospital stay. The note conveys gratitude and appreciation for support received while ill or recovering.
The Old Oaken Bucket Hats and a Humorous Tale
A humor piece on hats pokes fun at ladies hats and price tags. A diner scene with a cone shaped hat tops a chaotic restaurant incident drawing laughs from patrons and a witty exchange about crowning with a crock. The column notes hats symbolize charm and the social pull behind fashion.
New Holland B P W Club Plans Pennsylvania Week Program
The New Holland Business and Professional Women's Club held its first meeting of the year in the high school library with Velma Siefred as president. They set high school library as the meeting place, accepted the treasurer’s resignation, and named Helen Fenninger to the post. Bety Wright and Helen Fenninger were named club representatives on the Inter-Club Council. They discussed participation in the New Holland Farm Show and will run a Baby Parade sponsored by Groff's Hardware and A. B. C Groff. Community members should return Farm Show coupon entries promptly.
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New Holland Business and Professional Women’s Club
Velma Seifred
Helene Weaver
Misa Helen Fenninger
Helen Fenninger
Betty Wright
Groff's Hardware
A. B. C. Groff
New Holland
Farm Show
Judd Mellinger Wedding Held in Queens Village
Miss Mary Cecelia Judd daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Judd of Queens Village New York wed Mark E Mellinger son of Mr and Mrs Elijah Mellinger of New Holland at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Queens Village The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Hotel Whitman Jamaica Long Island The couple will reside in East Petersburg after a trip and return.
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Mary Cecelia Judd
Bernard Judd
Queens Village
New York
Mark E. Mellinger
Elijah Mellinger
New Holland
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Flannery
Bernadette Judd
Jacob W. Mellinger
USNR
Hotel
Whitman
Jamaica
Long Island
Mellinger
Jamaica High School
Traveler’s Insurance Company
Manhattan
New Holland High School
U. S. Army Air Corps
Franklin and Marshall College
East Petersburg
New Holland and Vicinity
Mary Mellinger
Gilbert Keener
James H. Maser
William Rohrbach
Robert Lowry
Joseph Kurtz
Robert O. Whitmore
Dommel Lutton Couple Wed in Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Marian Lutton daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lutton of 713 Third Street Lancaster and Robert Dommel son of Mr and Mrs Augustus Dommel of Bareville were married at 2 pm Saturday in Trinity Lutheran Church this borough Rev George W Wilt officiated in a single ring ceremony The wedding dress featured a fitted bodice diamond shaped neckline long tight sleeves pointed wrists and a princess bodice style continuation noted on page 4.
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Marian Lutton
Joseph Lutton
Third Street
Lancaster
Robert Dommel
Augustus Dommel
Bareville
Trinity Lutheran Church
George W. Wilt
To Be Guest Singers at St Stephen Service
Mr and Mrs Charles Laukhoff will appear as guest singers in special musical numbers Sunday morning at St Stephen Re.
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Charles Laukhoff
St. Stephen
K D CIRCLE TO ENTERTAIN COUNTY GROUP
The Loyal Workers' Circle of King's Daughters met with sixteen members at St. Stephen Reformed Church. Bible study and prayer were led by Mrs. Paul F. Esbenshade. A $10 Leper Fund gift was approved. County Convention is planned for October 10 at St. Stephen. Committees were named for Decorations, Needlework, Registration, and Hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers’ Circle of
King’s Daughters
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Paul F. Esbenshade
H. H. Poole
New Holland
Anna W. Harner
C. C. Warner
Christ Groff
Morris Kling
Anna Lehman
George S. Good
J. Herbert Evans
Wilford G. Stauffer
J. H. Rutter
Vir
Freshman Enrolls at Lebanon Valley College Edgar Beck
Edgar O. Beck of 223 Brimmer Avenue enrolls as a freshman at Lebanon Valley College Annville after graduating in 1944 from New Holland High School and serving in the Navy. He is the son of Mrs. Esther H. Beck.
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Edgar O. Beck
Esther H. Beck
Brimmer Avenue
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
New Holland High School
Navy Branch
Armed Forces
Hopewell Park Backing Sought by Lions Clubs
Elverson Lions Club leader W Reeve Noble outlined a plan to secure state development of 5400 acres at Hopewell Park as a National Park Service grant. He urged broad club involvement to preserve the site as a state park within fifty miles of five million people and highlighted regional recreation needs.
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W. Reeve Noble
Elverson Lions Club
New Holland Lions Club
Legion Home
Noble
Hopewell Park
Pennsylvania
National Park Service
Hopewell
William Bird
Elverson Club
George C. Delp
Welfare Campaign
H. H. Poole
Media Heights
P. F. Esbenshade
Dan Hoover
Ausmus Marburger
J. Paul Kochel
C. A. Lewis
R. H. Kling
Henry Fenninger
Guy Musselman
Committee to Meet Postponed to September 18 at 8 30
The Memorial Center Committee announces the meeting set for Wednesday of this week is postponed to Wednesday September 18 at 8 30. The notice urges members to adjust schedules accordingly.
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Memorial Center
Card of Thanks for support during illness
I thank my many friends through this paper for cards visits and cheering words during my recent illness and hospital stay.
New Holland School Opens Amid Overcrowding and Upgrades
The New Holland Schools opened after a larger enrollment than last year with some students moved to the secondary school. Improvements included a steam heating plant and new water spigots in each room. Borough Council considered two disaster-related projects including regulating explosives and funding fire equipment. A new iron bridge contract was awarded for the Conestoga crossing at Hinkletown, a 17 1 2 pound carp was landed at Reiders Mill Dam, and frogs drinking in New York markets sparked talk of nationwide consumption trends.
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New Holland
Hinkletown
Reider’s Mill Dam
Martindale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. M. B. League
Reading
Joyce Hoober
Odd Fellow Institution
New Holland G. O. P. Club
John
Lishen
B. P. W. Club
Mellinger—Judd
Dommel—Lutton
K. D. Circle
Entertain County Group
Lions Clubs
Dippy
France
New York City
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