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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1934

Page

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Shirk Town Hills and the Crooked Snakes of Hertzler Hill

The narrator recalls Shirk town’s eastward trek to Shirktown, describing Hertzler’s Hill and a ridge of shale, once teeming with chestnut trees and ripening berries. He recounts encounters with copperhead snakes, near-unearthed patches, and a close call with a long black snake while berry picking.

Shirktown Joseph Shirk Hertzler’s Hill Acre Hertz- Jers Hill Robert Hoffman

Rubinson Store Marks Its Fifteenth Anniversary Sale

The Rubinson Store in this borough celebrates 15 years with a sale running through September 29. Daily specials fill the bargain lists while a guessing contest offers fifty prizes for the closest guess of silver ornaments on a birthday cake in a window.

Rubinson Robinson

Festival Postponed by Caernarvon Fire Company

The Caernarvon Fire Company postpones its town festival to tomorrow at Church town. If rain interrupts, the event moves to the Fire Hall for shelter and continuation.

Caernarvon

Will Hold Bake The Young Bake Sale at Parsonage Lawn

The People's Department of St Stephen Reformed Church schedules a bake sale on Saturday October 6 at 10 am on the parsonage lawn. Proceeds support church activities and community programs. Local residents encouraged to donate baked goods and attend.

The Young: People’s Department of St. Stephen

Sons of American Legion to Receive Charter Tuesday

The charter presentation for the newly formed Sons of the American Legion squadron at Conestoga Post No. 662 will be held at the Legion Home Tuesday evening September 18 at 7 o clock. Leon Madlam of Lititz will speak and Wayne B Ranch chairs the supervision committee with Robert H Wright Paul D Stone Harry Kochel and Edgar O Beck named.

Sons OF American Legion the Sons of the American Legion Conestoga Post No Legion Leon Madlam Lititz The Sons of the American Legion Council of Lancaster County Wayne B. Ranch Robert H. Wright Paul D. Stone Harry Kochel Edgar O. Beck

Farmers Day Horse Show Committees Named for New Holland Event

New Holland will host a Farmers Day Horse Show with committees for prizes, publicity, tickets and entries. Dr P R Wentz chairs the general committee with C W Richmond treasurer and C C Warner leading the entries group. Ringmasters include C C Wanner and Isaac Snader.

New Holland Horse Show Committee P. R. Wentz Isaac Snader C. W. Richmond C. C. Wanner Isaac H. Snader George Mearig R. E. Whitmore Martin Reese T. H. Wentz E. M. F. Weaver C. C. Warner Henry Tort Michael Tort Smith Shirk Roy Piersol J. C. Showalter

Card of Thanks for Mary W Oberholtzer

We express appreciation to relatives neighbors and friends for floral tributes sympathy cards car use and acts of kindness shown during our bereavement in the death of our mother Mrs Mary W Oberholtzer The Oberholtzer Family

Mary W. Oberholtzer

Brushing Up On The Past From The Clarion 1884

Justus F. Seldomridge, Intercourse storekeeper, found a silver mine near Silver City New Mexico after an April 1883 discovery, yielding 140000 dollars in ore. Addison Warner was injured by a falling tree on his father’s farm. a horse pulling the tree was bruised. John B. Good Esq of Lancaster, author of Muddy Creek sketches, died at 61 in Lancaster on September 2. Leonard Keiser, 84, longtime New Holland resident, died in Lancaster last Saturday.

Clarion Justus F. Seldomridge Intercourse Silver City New Mexico Addison Peter B. Warner John B. Good Lancaster Bar Leestene Webansville Val Ley Bowmansville Lancaster Leonard Keiser New Holland

Spicy Reformed Church Gleanings Discontinued After Two Years

Twenty five years ago in the Clarion of September 11 1909 the organ Reformed Church Gleanings edited by Rev J G Noss was discontinued to the great regret of readers. E H Burkholder and wife moved from Farmersville to their new home in the borough recently bought from A W Snader Esq. Levi F Hoover and wife of Elkhart county Indiana are visiting the Earls among many relatives. Mrs Hoover was Lezale Weaver. Continued on Page 4.

Clarion Reformed Church Gleanings J. G. Noss E H. Burkholder Farmersville A. W. Snader Levi F. Hoover Elkhart County Indiana

Obituary of Mary B. Weaver near Farmersville

Mary B. Weaver widow of John M. Weaver died at her home near Farmersville after years of illness at 11 30 a m She was 71 a Mennonite member Survived by daughter Lizzie wife of Jacob Z Burkholder and several step children Also one sister The funeral will be held at her home Sunday at 1 p m with services at Metzler s Mennonite church at 1 30 Interment in Pike Mennonite cemetery.

Mary B. Weaver John M. Weaver Farmersville Mennonite Church Lizzie Jacob Z. Burkholder Mary Henry W. Martin Ephrata R. D Lydia Levi W. Nolt New Holland Ammon M. Weaver East Earl Susanna Daniel Z. Hoover Levi Zimmerman S.T Metzler

Obituary: J Newton Parmer 71 of 220 Brimmer Ave

J Newton Parmer aged 71 of 220 Brimmer Avenue died at his home at 10 30 am on Wednesday after a six week illness. He is survived by his wife two sons Chester of Kinzer R D and Truman of Narvon R D three grandchildren two brothers Elwood and William of New Holland RD and a sister Mrs Mary Thomas of Parkesburg. Funeral from the home Saturday at 130 pm with burial in Ranchs cemetery three miles south of New Holland. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 pm.

J. Newton Parmer Brimmer Avenue Chester Kinzer R. D Truman Narvon Elwood William New Holland Mary Thomas Parkesburg Ranch’s

Death of Miss Elizabeth Mentzer in White Horse Borough

Miss Elizabeth Mentzer seventy two died of diabetes at her brother Luther Mentzer home in White Horse Tuesday afternoon. Survived by two sisters Mrs Mary Shertz Gap and Mrs Cora Warner Strasburg. Funeral set for 2 p m Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in adjoining cemetery.

Elizabeth Mentzer Luther Mentzer White Horse Mary Shertz Gap Cora Warner Strasburg Trinity Lutheran Church

King Benjamin H. King Obituary in Buena Vista Area

Benjamin H. King 55 of Buena Vista died at St. Josephs hospital from an intestinal obstruction. He was Amish, married to Mary Fisher and survived by numerous children and grandchildren, with services set for Saturday at 9 at Samuel Lapps home in Buena Vista and burial at Beilers cemetery near Ronk.

Benjamin H. King Buena Vista St. Joseph’s Hospital Jamima Benjamin King Mary Fisher Kora Fisher Beilers Creamery Jacob F. King Near Intercourge Jacob Swary Harristown Christian H. King Intercourse Nancy Sarah Mary Ezra Fannie Aaron Salina Kate Jacob King Millwood Enos Stoltzfus Ronk Aaron Stoltzfus Mascot Christian Beller Smoketown Daniel Zook Skelp Samuel Lapp Beiler’s Cemetery

Golden Eagle Ladies and Knights Convene Saturday

The annual Ladies and Knights of the Golden Eagle convention meets Saturday at the Knights of the Golden Eagle Hall. Session opens 10:00 a.m. with Grand Temple officers present and a 1:30 p.m. reconvening for installation and addresses. Delegates from Castles and Temples expected. officers listed.

The Ladies and Knights of the Golden Eagle Knights of the Golden Eagle C.T Order Grand Temple Grand Castle Grand Guardian of Records Elva Logan Grand Master of Records Fred W. Anton J. M. Denlinger Mary Schleman John B. Grayhill Elva Massey Martin O. Glass Guardian of Music Carrie Smith Emma Wein Harry S. Weaver Walter S. Cox Martha Stetler Harry S. Weidman John Mentzer America Order of Business D.T

Praying Mantis Exhibit at New Holland Home

Mrs. Harry Clark of New Holland Route 2 brought a fine praying mantis to the office yesterday. The four inch long insect was found on a flower in the rock garden and features brown and green wings. Dip N Haul calls it the latest streamline model with four legs and two feelers plus antennae. It is on display in the office today.

Harry Clark New Holland R. 2

Apron and Necktie Social by St Stephen Reformed Church

The Women s Bible Class invites the community to an apron and necktie social in the Sunday School rooms on Friday evening September 28 at 7 30 with entertainment and refreshments. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Bring your friends.

St. Stephen Reformed Church

Groff Family and Others Visit Friends in Lancaster Area

Rev. L M Groff and Mr and Mrs Am brose R Groff with Blanche Groff from Lancaster spent Wednesday with J M Ranch and family. Mrs M E Baby of Atlantic City has returned home after a month visiting relatives here.

L M. Groff Ambrose R. Groff Blanche Groff Lancaster J. M. Ranch M. E Baby Atlantic City

Thanks for flowers and sympathy from friends and King's Daughters

Miss Jennie DeHaven extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and the King's Daughters Society for flowers and tokens of sympathy during her illness.

King’s Daughters Society

New Holland Red and Gun Club Target Shoot Saturday

The New Holland Red and Gun Club will hold a target shoot on Saturday September 15 on the Rodeo field. Participants will use twelve gauge guns and prizes will be awarded to winners.

New Holland Red and Gun Club

Sumatra the Wonderful A Hidden Paradise for Quiet Travel

Sumatra the fifth largest island hosts diverse native races with primeval to cultured customs. Its mountains rivers jungles and inland Toba sea offer dazzling scenery though few tourists visit. Reaching Sumatra begins at Belawan and promises charm over fashionable resorts.

Sumatra Toba Bali Belawan

Planing Mill Reopens After Fire Remodel

Reliable Lumber and Planing Mill announces a name change to New Holland Planing Mill after twelve years serving the trade. John H. Musser, proprietor since 1926, leads a remodeled plant with E. B. Weber managing. the facility now offers high grade general mill work and has supplied millwork for several local buildings, including the Styer and Evans project.

Reliable Lumber and Planing Mill New Holland Planing Mill John H. Musser Jacob H. Banzhof I. W. Weber John. H. Musser LeRoy Banzhof E. B. Weber Weber Styer & Evans

Prices This Week Increase at Poultry and Egg Auction

Prices at Lancaster County Egg Auction gained slightly from last week with brisk buying. Case lot eggs sold 24 to 35 cents per dozen while broilers brought 16 to 44 cents and fowl 13 to 21 cents, with buyers from New Jersey and Philadelphia taking most offerings.

Lancaster County New Jersey Philadelphia

Passengers Known By Local Residents In Morro Castle Disaster

Mrs. Irma Ditzler a local schoolteacher knew several Morro Castle passengers. Ephrata visitors to the scene included Mr and Mrs Eugenes Neff and Mr and Mrs John Wenger. H F Ziplinsky of Lancaster was among the more than a hundred victims.

Irma Ditzler Morro Castle New Jersey Asbury Park Ephrata Eugenes Neff John Wenger H. F. Ziplinsky Lancaster

Fire Co Auxiliary Election Held at Liberty Fire Hall

The Liberty Fire Company auxiliary held its annual election on Thursday September 6 at the Fire Hall. Elected were President Mrs Parke Ames, Vice President Mrs Harry E Ressler, Secretary Mrs Edward Mellinger, and Treasurer Mrs Roland Koohel.

Liberty Fire Company Parke Ames Harry E. Ressler Edward Mellinger Mra Roland Koohel

New Holland Hosts King's Daughters Convention and Hallowe'en Plans

New Holland will host the annual King's Daughters convention and a county session in the Lutheran Church on October 11. At a Reform Church meeting, members outlined a total entertainment overhaul for the Hallowe'en party, with full details to be announced soon. Sympathy committees report unusually heavy summer workload due to widespread illness in the area.

New Holland Hallowe‘en Lutheran Church King’s Daughters The Reformed Church

Local Silk Mill Closed by Outside Strike Pickets

About two hundred workers at the local silk mill were laid off when the mill closed indefinitely on Friday due to a national textile strike. Outside pickets forced the shutdown. workers and business leaders may petition for police protection from the sheriff or State Police.

Seven Seek Borough Postmaster Post for Four-Year Term

Seven candidates filed for the borough postmaster job to replace Isaac H. Snader whose term ended March 8. The finalists are Katheryne E. Sweigart LeRoy W. Groff Charles A. Mentzer Harold Overly John C. Kohler Warren R. Piersol and Wilard G. Stauffer. Salary is 2400 dollars annually for a four year term.

Isaac H. Snader Washington Civil Service Commission Katheryne E. Sweigart LeRoy W. Groff Charles A. Mentzer Harold Overly John C. Kohler Warren R. Piersol Wilard G. Stauffer

Advertising and travel tales from Old Oaken Bucket scene

The item describes Eby New Holland House Restaurant using Fatso Sheaffer as a waiter to boost advertising. It also narrates a group trip by Johnny Garman Paul Sensenig and others from town to Chicago World’s Fair Niagara Falls and Route 12 misdirection, plus jokes and community notes about Farmers Day committees and local quoit and horse show ideas.

E. J. Eby New Holland House Mr. Eby Eby Johnny Garman Paul Sensenig Chicago Johnny Paul Niagara Falls New York State Line

Lions Club plans Baby Parade during Farmers Week event

Gia Ivan P. Lowry spoke to Lions Club about keeping youth programs in mind as a boys activities committee was formed. The club will sponsor its first Baby Parade with four age groups and three prizes per section plus a group prize, marching route set from Custer Avenue to Railroad Avenue, with entrants judged on originality and decoration.

Ivan P. Lowry Lions Club Lowry R. K. Hooker J. Allen Richards L. M. Woolworth Harry E. Ressler H. Herbert Poole Wilson A. Foust Lion Richards Custer Avenue Broad Street Main Street Railroad Avenue P. F. Esbenshade Grand, Rapids Michigan

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Rubinson Store Sons of the American Legion Army Navy Marine Corps United States American Legion American Legoon Stabling Committee Wilmer McFadyen M. G. Weaver K. G. E. Plan County Miss Jennie DeHaven Around the World Jonathan B. Fisher New Holland Cheeseman J. H. Musser P. O Falls Cumming Wisconsin Pacific Coast Bowers Beach Park Ames Charley Zwally Lions Club News
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