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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1927

Page

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Farmers Day Planned for East Earl Area Exhibition

A public meeting in East Earl Caernarvon Salisbury and surrounding townships set Farmers Day for Friday and Saturday October 21. Attendance exceeded 50 residents from all sections with strong support for the two day event. Treasurer report showed rapid progress on financing and exhibitor space with sixty eight spaces reserved for farm machinery auto displays and related exhibits as of the meeting.

Earl Caernarvon Salisbury Sock Leacock Tradius Charles S. Zwally Sread William E. Davis Floyd Bucher Lancaster ‘County Farm Bureau Cher

Obituary of Fry 80 Wife of Ab Near Terre Hill

The obituary notes Fry aged 80 wife of Ab near Terre Hill died from complications. Surviving children include several indicated by fragments. Funeral services were held at 10 o clock at home and at the Evangelical Church Terre Hill with burial in the adjoining cemetery.

Fry Terre Hill Besidesaturday Sehoo Evangelical Church

John G Getz 73 Dies After Short Illness Near Terre Hill

John G Getz 73 of near Terre Hill died Monday afternoon from dropsy after a brief illness. Survived by wife two sons Edwin of Terre Hill and William of Elizabethtown seven grandchildren. Funeral from home Thursday at 1 pm with services at Center Church at 1 30 pm burial in adjoining cemetery.

John G. Getz Terre Hill Edwin William Elizabethtown

Lutheran Sunday School Picnic At Conestoga Park

The Busy Bee Cozy Corner Sun beam and Ever-Ready Classes of Trinity Lutheran Church held a picnic Saturday at the cottage of Mr and Mrs Percy H Shaub in old Conestoga Valley Park near Diamond. Teachers listed include Mrs E S Renninger Mrs P H Shaub Miss Grace Shirk and Miss Clara Shirk. About forty youths attended.

Trinity Lutheran Church Lagt Percy H. Shaub Conestoga Valley Park Ear Diamond E. S. Renninger Phshaub Mies Graci ‘Shirk Clara Shirk

New Line of Felt Hats and Caps Arrives for Men and Boys

Rubin son announces a brand new selection of felt hats and caps for men, young men, and boys. The season for straw lids has ended and shoppers are invited to inspect the latest headwear styles.

Rubinson

Phoebe Ola Folks Home Transfer Noted

A fragment notes Stephen will be moved to the Phoebe Ola Folks Home in Allentown. The brief provides minimal context on the transfer event and involved parties.

Phoebe Ola Allentown

Events of a Lifetime on Slavery and the Civil War

A narrator recalls Civil War-era divisions between North and South, slave labor, and profits shaping policy. He reflects on slavery’s moral status, economic stakes, and the brutal realities of slave markets witnessed in Baltimore, noting the system’s dehumanizing impact and the era’s conflicting loyalties.

North Congress South U. S England New England Massachusetts South Carolina Baltimore Pratt Street

In Memoriam George F DeHaven Director of New Holland Concrete

A 1927 board meeting resolution notes the death of George F DeHaven a director and one of the original board members of the New Holland Concrete Company Secretary H Kustorb signs the notice and memorializes his contributions.

Board ‘of ‘Directors New Holland Concrete George F. DeHaven

Tri County Council Meets Here At Paoli Meeting

The Tri County Council of the Ladies Auxiliaries of Legion Posts in Chester Delaware and Lancaster counties met at St Stephen Reformed Church in Paoli for its semiannual session. About 160 delegates attended with a luncheon served by Conestoga Post No 662 Auxiliary. Mrs Stern opened the meeting and speakers described Rossmere Sanitorium needs and Perry Point Hospital work while the council pledged support and donated 10000 to furnish a reception room. A coin contest raised 25 dollars for Rossmere and gifts were exchanged with local officials and attendees. The next meeting is planned for Paoli in December.

Tri-County Council Legion Posts Chester Delaware Lancaster St. Stephen Reformed Church Ladies’ Auxiliary Conestoga Post No Leslie Perry Point Rossmere Wayne B. Ranck Conestoga Post Cavender Springfield Stern Greenwood Coatesville Paoli

Harvest Home Service at Zeltenreich Church

The Zeltenreich Reformed Church will hold its annual Harvest Home Service in the church with members preparing decorations for the service. Gifts from the event will be given to the Old Folks Home of the Reformed church in Allentown.

Zeltenreich Church the Reformed Church Allentown

New Holland Hammer Feed Mill Debuts in Local Ad

New Holland Machine Company announces its Hammer Feed Mill now ready for market. The mill uses manganese steel hammers at 2000 RPM and features Alemite lubrication, Fafner bearings, and reinforced construction. It can grind corn, oats, wheat, car corn, hay, straw, alfalfa, clay, tile and wood, and operates with Fordson or 10-20 tractors. Demonstrations and Farmers Day Show on October 21 and 22 will feature the new product.

the Clarion New Holland Machine Company New Holland

King's Daughters Hold Regular Monthly Meeting in New Holland

The Loy al Workers' Circle of the King's Daughters Society met in the St. Stephen Reformed church. Mrs. Margie L. Hess led and Bible study lessons continued this year with a committee naming future leaders. Delegates were elected to attend the annual County Convention of King's Daughters Societies.

Loyal Workers’ Circle King's Daughters Society of New Holland St. Stephen Reformed Church Margie L. Hess Walters R. L. Winters Margaret Wallace Roy L. Winters Mary Wallace P. F. Hsbenshade Horace Warner M. H. Mellinger Robert Wright Evelyn Roseboro E. M. High Charles Wanner Charles Wanner R. N. Good East New Holland Davis C. Ranck Charles F. Yest. West Norman Gutekunst A. L. Whitmer King’s

New Holland Lions Enjoy High Altitude Flight

Major William D. Grant of the U S Army Aviation Department led the New Holland Lions Club through an imaginary 20 000 foot flight at the Boy Scout Hut during the semi monthly meeting. He described the ascent over cities from Lancaster to Washington D C and noted aviation science features before the gathering. Wayne Ranck and Watson Morris were initiated as new members. The next meeting is set for September 27 with wives and sweethearts invited.

William D. Grant Aviation Department of United States Army New Holland Lions Club Boy Scout Hut Grant United States Lancaster Columbia York Hanover Baltimore National Capitol Washington, D. C Wayne Ranck Watson Morris

Personal greetings fill weekend in Leola region

Miss Vera DeWalt of Leola visited friend Edna Myers of East Main Street. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Blue Ball Lancaster Reading Harrisburg and Millersville were noted visiting, hosting or traveling, with students enrolled at Millersville State Normal School and several family gatherings around town.

Vera DeWalt Leola Edna Myers East Main Street Benjamin Zimmerman Sure Samuel Mary Kermit Paul Blue Ball Barton Myers Near Town Margaret Ranch State Normal School Millersville Mary Esbenshade Chester Amos Myers Abner Eberly Lancaster R. D Eberly Susan Correll Jeremiah Seaman Harrisburg Kathryn Seaman Mary Zimmerman Blue 3All Wm. Wilkinson Cellarsville Mary C. Weaver Jackson Street Ruth Graybill Silas Graybill Ira Graybill Manheim Floyd Ealy Minnesota Inter-State Dairy Council Christian Harnish Brownstown John Musser Madeline Banzhoff William Wilkinson A. G. Nagle William Musser Grace Knighst’ Templar Misa Kathryn Klink Lebanon Sehen Hast

New Fall Arrivals For Men Women Boys And Shoes

A local retailer markets a broad display of fall suits and overcoats for men and boys, children's coats and dresses, and a shoe department with Oxfords and sport shoes unpacked recently. Fall dress goods, lumber jackets, and family sweaters are highlighted with bargain prices on display.

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FARME Harner Heatre Abram Fry Lutheran Conestoga Park St, Stephen Dr. H. V. Givler Memoriam Joard New Olland H.kustorb Iat Paoli Zeltenreich Reformed Church Trinity Lutheran King's Daughters
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