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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1948

Page

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Benefit Concert by United States Marine Band in Lancaster

The United States Marine Band performs two Lancaster concerts on October 4 to aid crippled children and Rossmere Sanatorium funds. Major William F. Santelmann leads. school children attend an afternoon show for 35 cent tickets, while evening tickets cost 1.20 to 2.40 with 8.60 patrons options. ABC organizers handle sale. public orders go to William Musger Jr. and David A Boore. Tickets available at local outlets after September 20.

United States Marine Band Lancaster American Business Club Glaude Smith McCaskey Rossmeéere William F. Santelmann John’ Philip Sousa ABC North Duke Street David A North Duke Gree Ticke Kirk’ Johnson &Cow J. H.troup Music Howe

Parade Detours For Farm Show Route And Parking

Detours and parking restrictions announced for the Farm Show parade. Main Street traffic redirects from W Main to Kinzer and Conestoga, with east Jackson and Kinzer routes affected. Parking bans apply October 7 night and October 8 9 along Main Street Custer Brimmer Jackson and South Custer avenues to borough limits.

Yona W. Main Lister Jeckaan Vee Jackson Brimmer Oe Main Kinon East Minland Kinzer

Methodist Rally Day Service Promises Music and Awards

The New Holland Methodist Church hosts its annual Rally Day combining Sunday School and church services on Sunday September 26 at 10 am. East Hempfield principal Mr Arthur Vrackma will speak and the Kauffman sisters offer a vocal selection. The choir will sing an hymn and certificates will be awarded to advancing Sunday School members.

New Holland

Union Meeting Called for September 24

Union members urged to attend a September 24 meeting as part of ongoing labor matters. The notice emphasizes cooperation and participation in union activities.

To Hold Harvest Services at Local Churches

Notice of harvest services to be held next Sunday at two churches. Offerings will be taken to support World Bey organization.

Harvest Bey

Loyal Workers Circle Reports at King’s Daughters Meeting

The Loyal Workers Circle of the King’s Daughters met Tuesday at the Methodist Church. Guest soloist Earli De Hart sang near monastery garden and bless this house. The president spoke on the Junior State Convention in Pottstown with attendees Esbenshade Yost Steimman and Whitmore. A nominating committee was named chaired by Albert Best with several members. An anniversary party is set for November and officer elections in October. New member Mrs. Ivan A. Shirk noted.

Loyal Workers Circle of the King's _Daughters Methodist Church Earli de Hart Charles Miller Paul F. Esbenshade E.Z. Delp Pottstown C. F. ‘Yost Howard Steimman Robert Whitmore Albert Best Clyde Kauffman George Howard Diller Reed. Sterling Mary Givler Jonathan Martin Jack Martin Ivan A Shirk Warner Whitmore Wilbur Nissley Lancaster Bethany Presbyteri Hally Puethiene Chae Hest Morris Kling David Atyer Tad Jonathan Martin Ralph Weber Ruth Troup Wall ‘Parve West New Holland

Tuberculosis Society Offers X ray Clinics in Area

The Lancaster County Tuberculosis Society promotes chest x rays for schools industries and residents. A trailer will visit New Holland Farm Show October 7 to 9 with morning x rays for children and a session October 15 at New Holland Machine Company for employees. About 320 county cases exist. screening aims to find undiagnosed cases and prevent spread. Fees are $1.00 unless unable to pay. results and follow ups are provided by specialists and funded by the society. Call Lancaster 5203 for school or industrial surveys.

New Holland New Holland Farm Show New Holland Machine Company Lancaster County Tuberculosis Society Tuberculosis Society of Tuberculosis Resists of R.N Lancaster

Stauffer Homestead Farm Dominates Hampshire Prizes

The Stauffer Homestead Farm near Goodville owned by A B C Groff swept Hampshire swine awards at the Reading Fair on Hampshire Association Day. Earl Fisher entered 15 animals earning 19 awards and about 210 dollars in cash prizes for Lancaster exhibits including senior and junior boars sows and herd awards.

Stauffer Goodville A. B. C. Groff Reading Pennsylvania Lancaster Barrow

Popula Radio Hall Briday Event At Honor Roll Sale

A fragmented notice indicates a September 24 event at Seaseahens pastistball venue. It mentions a radio show with door sale and honor roll for attendees. Tickets likely available at the door.

Popula Radio Seaseahens Hall ‘Briday Ickets

Pastor Ralph H Manwiller to Leave Leola Church

The Rev Ralph H Manwiller pastor of Leola Memorial Methodist Church is reported to expect taking charge until the March conference. He will initiate a transition plan as he departs the Leola congregation.

Leola Ralph H. “Manwiller Pasofley Methodista

Clarence S Hivaats Dies At 24 In Clay Ephrata

Clarence S Hivaats of Clay Ephrata died Saturday at Lancaster General Hospital following a diseased adrenal gland. Autopsy confirmed the cause as acute adrenal illness. Survived by wife Anna Bigh Hurst five children and parents Noah and Lydia Sendenig Bue. Funeral held at Clay residence and Hammercreek Mennonite Church with interment in Indiantown Cemetery.

Clarence S Siantown Mennonite Ghureh Anna Bigh Hurst Iine Uth Mary- Kathryn Clarence Glenn Jacob and Lydia Ann‘Sendenig’ Bue Near Clay Johny Kiva Paul Raymon Arbre Ents Noah Lydia Seriser Fe Algo Ephrata Nyith Hammercreek Mennonite Church Indiantown

Mrs Lizzie Bouder 85 Dies in Neffsville Home

Mrs Lizzie G Bouder eighty five widow of Henry Bouder died at 6 30 am Friday in Neffsville Brethren Home after a lingering illness. Survived by children Mrs Daisy Clair Lititz Mrs Charles Becker Carlisle Mrs John F Long Reinholds Benjamin D Leola Harry Pleasant Valley NY Mrs Alvin G Landis Martindale Mrs Parke L Carpenter Lancaster Norman B Ephrata 31 grandchildren 56 great grandchildren also survive Funeral services were held from Rittner Hoffman Home for Funerals Ephrata Tuesday at 2 pm Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery Ephrata

Lizzie G. Bouder Henry Bouder Neffsville Daisy Clair Lititz Charles Becker Carlisle John F. Long Reinholds Benjamin D Lancaster Norman B Ephrata Rittner & Hoffman Cedar Hill Cemetery

Death of Miss L Arlene Trimble in Bird-in-Hand

Miss L Arlene Trimble nineteen daughter of George E and Lillian Connell Trimble Bird in Hand R 1 was found dead in her home Monday morning by her brother Dr John M Ranck deputy coroner Leola said death resulted from coronary occlusion She had been in ill health for some years She was a member of the Methodist Church of Bird in Hand and a student in the Upper Leacock Township High School She is survived by two brothers Robert and Franklin at home and by her grandfather Frank Trimble of Lancaster

L. Arlene Trimble George E Lillian Connell Trimble John M. Ranck Leola Miss Trimble Methodist Church Leacock Township Tone Trimble Robert Franklin Frank Trimble Lancaster

Esteemed Lancaster Family Patriarch Dies After Illness

George S. Kauffroth, 98, died Sunday at 11:30 p.m. at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Isaac W. Todd, Honey Brook. Born near Meadville, Lancaster County, he was the last of his immediate family. He leaves a wife, Sarah, and twelve grandchildren with fifteen great grandchildren. Interment followed after services at the Congregations Interment was Thursday afternoon.

George Kauffroth Isaac W. Todd Brook Nears Meadville Lan Jom Susan-Lohr Kautts Sarah

The Oaken Bucket and a Winter Comeback

Fragmented reminiscence and humorous home plans describe a shift toward winter at the old house. The narrator jokes about clutter and misplacement, vows changes to endure seasonal life, and recalls a late night beach trip with friends chasing ocean breezes and fish.

New Holland Lions pledge $500 for Fire Hall campaign

The New Holland Lions Club pledged $500 to the Liberty Fire Company Building Fund Drive. Paul F. Esbenshade spoke on the need for a proper building to house equipment including a new pumper and ambulance. District Governor Henry Hoffman urged community support and shared firehouse stories.

Lions New Holland Lions’ Club Liberty Fire Company Paul F. Esbenshade Henry Hoffman Sinking Springs Fire Company

Legion Auxiliary Sets New National Record in Membership

The American Legion Auxiliary held its September meeting at the Legion Home electing officers for the coming year led by re elected president Mrs. Charles A Mentzer. Delegates from the local unit attended the State Convention in Philadelphia and Past Presidents joined the Parley at Manheim.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Charles A. Mentzer Robert Chain Edward Weaver Esther Beck George Carmitchel Harry Diehm Lloyd Burkhart Lewis Richardt Paul Stone Philadelphia Mentzer Parléy Manheim Legion Christiana Brentweis

Miss Betty Ressler Weds Wilbur Spotts in Bergstrasse Church

Miss Betty Larue Ressler of Ephrata R three and Wilbur Carl Spotts of Ephrata R three were married at 3 p.m. Saturday in Bergstrasse Lutheran Church with Rev. A W Leibensperger officiating. Attendants included Miss Anna belle Shober maid of honor and Misses Renee Spotts Florence Ressler as bridesmaids. Edwin Spotts was best man with ushers Jerry Brossman and Roy Martin.

Betty Larue Resler Ephrata Ira B. Ressler Stevens Wilbur Carl Spotts Ray Spotts Bergstrasse Lutheran Church A. W. Leibensperger Annabelle Shober Shillington Renee Spotts Florence Ressler Edwin Spotts Jerry Brossman Roy Martin

Rodman Landis Tie the Knot in Ephrata Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Betty Rose Rodman daughter of Mr and Mrs Park Rodman Brownstown to John O Landis son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Landis Witmer occurred Saturday at 2 p m in Ephrata. Rev Wilfred Stauffer officiated.

Betty Rose Rodman Park Rodman Brownstown John 8. Landis Elmer Landis Witmer Ephrata Wilfred Stauffer

Zimmerman Martin Nuptials Tie Zimmermans to Lititz Couple

Miss Lena Zimmerman Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel N Martin of New Holland R1 and Lloyd Martin Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs Aaron M Zimmerman of Lititz R1 were married at 3 pm Saturday in the bride’s home with Rev Joseph Q Weaver officiating.

Lena Zimmerman Martin Daniel N. Martin New Holland R. 1 Lloyd Martin Zimmerman Aaron M. Zimmerman Lititz Joseph QO. Weaver

Earl Lodge Plans Pilgrimage to Middletown Home

Earl Lodge No. 413 I O O F New Holland will nominate and elect officers Friday evening. Members urged to attend and enjoy refreshments. On Sunday September 26 at 2 30 the lodge conducts religious services at the Middletown Home. The Victory Band of New Holland will accompany and perform for the inmates. Members to join at 1 00 pm to haul band equipment. Rev George W Wilt to conduct the service.

Earl Lodge No New Holland Middletown Victory Band of George W. Wilt

Leacock Fire Company Sponsors Weekly Fire Drills

Twenty members of the Leacock Fire Company are enrolled in weekly drills under Richard R. Bard. Five new members were admitted. Chief Frank L. Steller reported one fire call for the month. The next meeting is Monday, October 4.

Leacock Fire Company Richard R. Bard Frank L. Steller

Legion Picnic Brings 150 Attend Community Park

The American Legion and Auxiliary with families held a picnic in Community Park New Holland last Sunday. Committee included Charles A Mentzer Edgar Beck and George Carmitchel with Ladies Auxiliary organizing food and games led by Mrs. Robert Chain Mrs. Edward Weaver and Mrs. Floyd Wenger. The event drew over 150 attendees and featured good food and many games.

The American Legion New Holland Charles A. Mentzer Edgar Beck George Carmitchel Ladies’ Auxiliary Robert Chain Edward Weaver Floyd Wenger

Frame bungalow on Cedar Lane for quick sale

Six room frame bungalow on Cedar Lane advertised for quick sale. Contact Leo I Hain at 33 N Duke St Lancaster Pa or Clarence Mellinger at West Main St New Holland Pa for details.

Cedar Lane Leo I. Hain Duke St Lancaster Clarence Mellinger West Main St New Holland

Hospital Auxiliary to Meet in Lancaster Area

The New Holland Branch of Lancaster General Hospital Auxiliary will meet on Tuesday evening September 28. The meeting place will be announced later, with members advised to watch for further notices.

New Holland Lancaster General Hospital

Engagement of Annabelle Foltz to John Hartman

Terre Hill announces the engagement of Annabelle Foltz daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Foltz to John Henry Hartman son of John Hartman of New Jersey Hartman is employed by A G Oberholtzer Terre Hill and Miss Foltz is a bookkeeper with John N Lauder Auto Company

Jacob Foltz Terre Hill Annabelle John Henry Hartman John Hartman New Jersey Foltz John N

Leacock Boards Hire Nurse for New Holland School

Mrs Prank Ritéau of Redmstown is officially employed by the New Holland School Board as a full time nurse in the Holland District. The appointment follows a careful examination and district procedures.

New- Holland-Upper Leacock

Camp Fire Service Planned at New Holland Ranck’s Church

This Sunday evening September 19 at 9:00 p m the members and young people of New Holland and Ranck s Evangelical United Brethren Churches will take part in a camp fire service Rev Ira E Fortna pastor of the charge will give the address and serve as spiritual director

Overly’s Grove New Holland Ranck's Evangelical United Brethren Ira E. Fortna

Fire Hall Campaign Opens With Street Parade

The borough campaign for a new fire hall began with a Monday evening parade led by the Victory Band and two fire trucks plus the community ambulance. Fire Chief John Wagner said a cord caused a small ironing-board blaze at Harry H. Martin's home in Hinkletown, extinguished before firefighters arrived. Preliminary progress reports from districts were expected last night.

Victory Band John Wagner Harry H. Martin Hinkletown

Jurors Drawn for County Court Sessions in Area

Jurors from the area are drawn to serve at the November 15 Common Pleas Court and the December 13 Quarter Sessions Court sessions. Names include George Wells, Nettie Eckert, Anna Weaver, W Stanley Moore, and Roland D. Moore among others. Grand Jury members for December include Joseph R. McConnville and Helen Burkholder with Madelyne Arndt. Petit jurors for Quarter Sessions include Paul A. Weik Jr, Helen W. Cooper, Helen G. Gross, and others.

Common Pleas Court House Common Pleas Court George Wells Denver Nettie Eckert Leola Edna Rhodes Gap Lewis Hornung Ephrata Harvey S. Royer Anna W. Weaver Gordonville W. Stanley Moore Roland D. Moore Paradise Samuel W. Bleacher Strasburg Joseph R. McConnville Helen A. Burkholder Madelyne &. Arndt Leacock Qneistinne R. D Della Coldren Eastaril

Baler Makers Advance to Eastern County League Finals

The New Holland Baler Makers clinched a finals berth by sweeping Egot erm County League semi finals with 12–1 and 9–8 wins over phrata. Denver and Terre Hill traded games in the other semi, Denver taking Saturday 4–8 and Terre Hill replying 8–0 Sunday, setting a title showdown. Marsh Gemberling allowed eight hits as New Holland defeated Ephrata Mountain eers behind strong hitting from Red Reber and Whitey Brubaker.

Baler Makers New Holland Baler Makers Phrata Denver Terre Hill New Holland Red” Reber Whitey Brubaker

Sunday platters and dinners at General Wayne Hotel

The General Wayne Hotel offers Sunday platters and full course dinners from 12 00 noon to 7 00 p m featuring steaks chops fried chicken and seafood at 30 Honey Brook Pa Phone Jack Martin proprietor

General Wayne Hotel Honey Brook Jack Martin

Social croquet picnic noted in Intercourse area

The article recalls a social croquet picnic at Eaby's Woods near Intercourse with many attendees from Intercourse Gordonville New Holland and Mechanicsburg. It comments on long lunch breaks and rustic amusements amid trees stumps and wagon tracks, reflecting pastimes of three-quarters of a century ago.

Eaby’s Woods Intercourse Rom Intercourse Gordonville New’ ‘Holland Mechanicsburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. i Iene TOF King Stauffer Homestead Farm Clarence S. Hurst George S. Kauffroth Pita Jon Argusa Johnny Miller Gilbert Skippy) Stauffer Lee Martin Ike Bair Skippy Lee Athéy Gome Nto Fee Hed George D High John J. Seaman Robert Wright Parke Groff William E. Ix John Philips President Lions International Hallowe’en Legion Auxiliary Spotts — Ressler Landis — Rodman Zimmerman Earl Lodge Hartman — Foltz Camp Fire Service Rev C. G. Bachman, DD Louisiana Clarion Inter Kansas Devin Churchtown
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