Easton Y M C A Names George L Kauffman Physical Director
George L. Kauffman of this borough has been named physical director of the Easton Y M C A He will start Monday September 18 succeeding John A Custer. Kauffman is 29 and a former teacher with six years in education and service in the U S Marine Corps He plans to broaden programs including tumbling swimming and junior and senior leaders clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kauffman
Easton Y. M. C. A
Harvey F. Mack
Mr. Kauffman
John A. Custer
Salonika
Greece
Russell H. Willever
Easton “Y
Kauffman
New Holland High School
West Lampeter
Lampeter
Mill Hall
Clinton County
Lock Haven Y.M. C. A
New Holland
Lock Haven State Teachers College
Pennsylvania State College
Franklin and Marshall College
Millesville State Teachers Colge
Kaufman
U. S. Marine Corps
Kiwanis Street Sign Fund Auction Planned in New Holland
The New Holland Kiwanis Club announces a White Elephant Auction to raise funds for street sign purchases and standards. Main Street now features the first signs as plans finalize. Donations invited by calling 688 or 982 with pickup arranged. auction set for Saturday evening October 7 at the freight station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
New Holland
Kiwanis Club
Avuctionear
Kiwanian
Paul Martin
Bake Sale by Troop 48 Planned at Kauffman’s Hardware
Boy Scout Troop No. 48 holds a bake sale in front of Kauffman’s Hardware starting at 10 00 a m on Saturday September 16. Proceeds support troop activities and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop No
Kauffman’s Hardware
Card of Thanks from Mrs J Herbert Evans
I thank the many friends who sent flowers cards and gifts during my hospital stay. Mrs J Herbert Evans expresses gratitude for the support and kindness received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Evans
Farmers Fair Arrangements Crown Final Touches by Volunteers
New Holland gears up for the 19th annual Farmers Fair October 4 to 7 with volunteer boosters finalizing plans. Premiums total about 1200 across many divisions while national crochet contest adds 2500 potential awards. Entertainment features amateur contests and professional acts led by Red Skiles Blaine Smith and Victory Band. Parade by the Young Men's Business League expects 35 bands with entry still open. Baby and Pet parades, corn husking contest and a broad prize pool exceed 5000. Pigs exhibit and sale run by the 4 H Pig Club with Paul Z Martin as auctioneer under Rotary Club sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Samuel O. Zimmerman
New Holland Farmers Fair
Red Skiles
Blaine Smith
Victory
Young Men’s Business League
A. C. Danner
Groff’s Hardware and Home Appliances
Business
New Holland High School
New Holland Cub Scouts
Martin’s Store
Clarence Mellinger
Farmers Fair
H Pig Club
Paul Z. Martin
Ellis Mentzer
B. Sylvester Stover
Rotary Club of
M. M. Smith
Convention to host county unit meeting at Trinity Lutheran
The Loyal Workers Circle of the King’s Daughters plans the County Convention to be held October 25 at Trinity Lutheran Church. A luncheon will be served by the Constant Workers Class, chaired by Mrs. Geo. D. High, with committees named for desk programs tickets registration and various activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Spencer
East Tetersburg
Loyal Workers Circle
The
King’s Daughters
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Elmer Delp
Spencer
Virginia Hoffman
Ralph Roland
Anna W. Harner
P. R. Wentz
C. C
Robert Whitmore
R. HE. Whitmore
Frank Lammey
Ralph Weber
Roy W. Hooker
John H. Martin
H. Earle Wright
Mary Giller
Howard Diller
Civil Air Patrol Plans New Holland Airport Flight Unit
The Civil Air Patrol will organize at New Holland Airport next Wednesday September 20 at 8 00 p m for a meeting establishing a separate New Holland flight attached to the Lancaster Squadron. The article outlines CAP aims and member categories including senior members and cadets and describes CAP training and civilian aviation service during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
New Holland
Lancaster
Congress of the United
Air Force
C.A.P
Goblin Gallop Halloween Dance Planned by New Holland Auxiliary
New Holland Auxiliary to Lan caster General Hospital outlines a Halloween dance the Goblin Gallop for October 28 at New Holland High School auditorium from 9 p.m. to midnight with Wally Spotts and his orchestra providing music. The event features costume prizes and a Grand March at 10 p.m. Tickets include table reservations and are on sale through auxiliary members with deadlines and student ticket sales coordinated by student representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer 4. Delp
New Holland
Lancaster General Hospital
New Holland High School
Wally Spotts
Reading
Ralph Weber
Roy Brubaker
Louis Richardt
Thomas Beaver
Harold Hess
Robert Whitmore
the Clarion
State Road Contract Awarded to Maser Firm in Northumberland
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways awarded 2.3 miles of State Road through Elysburg in Northumberland County to Jack and Jim Maser, Inc., Brownstown, for 208 408.51. Completion is set in 12b days. Maser recently finished a $78,000 Berks County Home landscaping project at Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Jack and
Jim Maser
New Holland School Board Opens Rooms for Third and Fourth Graders
The New Holland School Board met in the Borough Building this week to begin classes on the second floor. Mrs Harold Overly teaches 28 third graders while Mrs Nancy Frey leads 28 students from the combined third and fourth grades in the new rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland School Board
Ibis Borough
Harold Overly
Nancy Frey
Thanking relatives and friends for support after hospital stay
Julianne Sensenig of 279 West Main Street New Holland Pa expresses gratitude to relatives friends neighbors and the Sunday School for flowers cards gifts and visits during and after her stay at St Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.U. B
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Julianne Sensenig
West Main Street
New Holland
President Tru man Calls for PayAsYouGo Living
In a radio and TV address President Truman advocates a pay as you go policy for Americans to curb government debt. He argues households should live within their incomes, ending endless installment buying and easing pressure from collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
People of
Local Ix Plant Employees to Receive Eighth Pay Boost
Frank Ix & Sons Inc local plant announces a general wage increase adding about 100000 to payroll. The raise averages eight cents per hour and marks the eighth boost since 1945, effective Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ix & Sons, Inc
New Holland P T A Sets First Fall Meeting
The New Holland Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first fall meeting on September 29 at the school at 8 p.m. Rooms open at 7:30 for parents to meet the teachers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Parent-Teacher Association
Doll Evening at Bridgeville E C Church
A Doll Evening is set for Sunday at 7 30 p m at Bridgeville E C Church with speaker Mrs Richline of Manheim presenting dolls from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville E. C
Richline
Manheim
Baby Parade Entries Due For Farmers Fair
Entries for the Baby Parade must be mailed or submitted to Dorothy Brown in New Holland before 12 noon on October 7, 1950. Each child to be entered in a definite classification per the Farmers Fair Premium Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brown
New Holland
Missionary Course Start for Richard Snavely
Richard Snavely of Blue Ball left September 5 for Bob Jones University in Greenville South Carolina to pursue a four year religion program preparing for missionary work. He graduated in 1949 from New Holland High School and has worked for his father since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Snavely
Abram H. Snavely
Blue Ball
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
New Holland High School
Legion Post 662 Holds Special Meeting Called by New Commander
Conestoga Post No 662 American Legion schedules a special meeting for Tuesday evening September 19 led by Post Commander Lester Steffy. The Home Association conducted its regular meeting at the Legion Home on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Post No. 662
American Legion
Lester Steffy
The
Home Association
Legion Home
Farmers Fair Edition Planned by The Clarion
The Clarion announces the 1950 Farmers Fair edition to be issued Friday September 29. Advertisers and correspondents are urged to submit copy early, especially advertising copy, and a free mat service is offered for illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Clarion
X-ray Drive Set in New Holland Sept 18
The Tuberculosis Society of Lancaster County and New Holland Borough Schools will host a mobile x-ray unit at New Holland School from 9 am to 7 30 pm on Monday September 18. Chest x rays cost 1.00, with fees waived for those unable to pay. follow up at Society expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Society of
Lancaster County
New Holland Borough
New Holland
Tuberculosis Society
Whitmore Family Bridegroom Pair Tie In New Holland
Miss Elizabeth Ann Whitmore wed Eugene W. Ludwig on September 9 at St. Stephen Reformed Church. The ceremony featured a gold satin gown bridesmaids in orchid, and bouquets of gladioli. The couple plans a New England honeymoon and will reside in New Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Whitmore
R. E. Whitmore
Eugene W. Ludwig
Allen D. Ludwig
New Holland
St. Stephen Reformed Church
G. Bachman
Robert O. Whitmore
Ruth Collins
Jean Groff
Betty Ludwig
R. J
Joseph Sokso
Coatesville
Pamela Christine Whitmore
R. E. Whitmore, Jr
Ephrata
Birde
Robert Ludwig
Raymond Evers Whitmore, Jr
John Ludwig
Mahlon Wise
Lawrence Felton
Philadelphia
AmVet Hall
New England States
Local Lady Wins Prize on Name the Composer Contest
Mrs. Huge D. Hartman of Jackson Street wins a record player an airplane tour and a camera as prizes on Name the Composer a local radio show sponsored by Babies Grocery heard Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings over WLAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huge D. Hartman
Jackson Street
Baby’s Grocery
WLAN
Real Estate For Sale In Lancaster County Listings
West Main Street New Holland B room brick house with hot water heat bath and large barn. Mt Tabor five room new block and stone house. Intercourse three houses Gap three houses. Lancaster country general merchandising store restaurant and soda fountain. W D Kling Agency phones available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
New Holland
Mt. Tabor
Intercourse
Gap
Lancaster Country General
Building Permits Issued and Traffic Violations Reported
Borough records list August building permits totaling 40 750 dollars for projects including curbs sidewalks garages showrooms house remodels church yard paving and new dwellings at locations on North Custer Avenue West Main Street East Jackson Street Broad Street and Hillcrest Road. Justice Harold R Overly reports 36 dollars in motor fines plus 5 dollars from a peddler license Burgess Allan R Hunsicker notes 85 dollars in motor fines across meters zones one way streets and stop light violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining Company
West Main Street
Jonas M. Martin
East Jackson Street
H. W. Hooker
North Custer Avenue
New Holland Mennonite Church
Broad Street
Robert Avenue
Roland Richwine
Tre
Hillcrest Road
Enterprise Telephone Company
Diller Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Harold R. Overly
Burgess Allan R. Hunsicker
Odd Fellows appoints Wilt Grand Chaplain for PA Grand Lodge
Reverend George W. Wilt is named Grand Chaplain by Frank Taylor who becomes Grand Master. Earl Lodge to confer the initiatory degree on September 22 at 8 30 p m. Officer nominations September 22 and elections September 29. Fall activities include first degree initiation at the County Rally by Wilmington Delaware team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wilt
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Frank Taylor
Earl Lodge
First Lodge
Wilmington
Delaware
Miss Frankhouser Reports Europe Music Tour to Lions
Miss Marian Frankhouser spoke at the New Holland Lions Club about her Europe trip with American musicians. She toured Paris Vienna and stopped in Germany England and Scotland aboard Flying Tiger Airways describing performers and homeward flight challenges before completing the journey via Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Frankhouser
New Holland Lions Club
Europe
Paris
France
Vienna
Austria
Germany
England
Scotland
Flying Tiger
Frankhouse
Treland
Agores
Bermudas
All Lions Club
Wiford G. Stauffer
Obituary Ralph K. Bair 69 Kinzer blacksmith dies at home
Ralph K. Bair 69 of Kinzer died Tuesday evening at his home from certinary thrombosis after 18 months of illness. Born in Manor Township he ran a general blacksmith shop in Kinzer. He was active in St. John's Evangelical United Brethren Church Paradise and several fraternal groups. Survived by wife Lettie Andrews Bair and son Ralph K. Bair Jr. Also survived by siblings Mrs. Margaret Harnish Willow Street Ross K. and Lillian K. Bair Lancaster and Mrs. Helen Ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. Bair
Kinzer
P.m
Manor Township
Edwin D
Emma Kling Bair
St. John’s Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paradise
White Cross Commandery No. 159
Knights of Malta
Lancaster
Order of Maccabees
Tent 440
Kinzer Fire Company
Lettie Andrews Bair
Ralph K. Bair, Jr
Margaret Harnish
Willow Street
Ross K
Lillian K. Bair
Helen Ham
Over the Sail to the Pass and Local 1875 Notes
The Clarion Office received more exhibits including tobacco. A farmer sent a thirty-seven by twenty inch leaf. A green house housed a star cactus with two blooms described as star shaped coppery yellow and chocolate. A resident ate thirty-four peaches two cantaloupes and a watermelon after supper though the champion’s name isn’t given. A boatload of peaches to Europe failed due to insufficient ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Jacob Diffenderfer
Town
Rutland Park Closes Season With Picnic Lecture
Amos Rutter owner of Rutland Park announced the season closing picnic for the following Saturday. An afternoon lecture titled How was to be part of the event with details continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Park
Amos Rutter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Easton
K. D. Circle
Hallowe’en
Hospital
Boro
Joneses
Smiths
Nippy
Special Legion Meeting
Blue
Ludwig — Whitmore
W. D. Kling
Ap Neerasaree
Thos. Hl. Rile
J. W. Dughi
Thomas Beaver, Jr
Custer Avenue
John N. Lauder
Odd Fellows’ News
Miss Frankhouser
Lions of Air Tour
J. Paul Koehel
Robert. C. Burnley
Geo. A. Young
Leon C. Hensel
CIA A. Lewis
Netiville
Wayne Bo Rane
Willo
Taos Clas
Goo. Dy
Pgh
Henry Rogence
Canon Cums
Richard Base
Roebert
Thesaia
Chas
Minty
Qmea Senna
Lions Club Committee
Irvin Boyer
Re. CG
Bachman, DD
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