Infant Marlin G Warner dies after three days illness
Nine month old Marlin G Warner, son of Farry G and Mry Elizabeth Warner, died at home near Farmersville after a short illness. Survived by siblings Eril Florence Pauline Harry and twin Clarence, all at home. Services held Thursday afternoon at the home and Weaverland Mennonite Church with interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Farry G
Elizabeth
Warner
Farmersville
Eril
Florence
Pauline
Harry
Clarence
Weaverland Mennonite Church
Rev Amos Diller Geist Dies at 69 in Roxboro Philadelphia
The Rev Amos Diller Geist aged 69 died at his Roxboro Philadelphia home from a February stroke. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at the Ridge Avenue M E Church Roxboro with a brief service at 2 00 p m in the New Hollang M E Church. Interment in the Lutheran Cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Diller Geist
Roxboro
Philadelphia
Ridge Avenue M. BE
New Hollang M. EL
W C T U September Meeting In Lancaster County
The September meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was hosted by Mrs. E C Diller. Devotionals led by Mrs. Annie Boyer followed by a memorial for Amanda Landes. The Lancaster County Union report covered the St Pauls Church Lititz convention with memorials and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
E. C. Diller
Annie Boyer
Mis
Amanda Landes
The
County Union
Lancaster County Union
St. Paul’s Church
Lititz
New Holland Farmer Day Exhibit Spaces Selling Fast
Rapid demand for display spaces in the Third Annual Farmer's Day Exhibition to be held here October 10 to 12. The Harner Theatre Auditorium and High School Auditorium plus open-air spaces along North and South Roberts Avenue and East Franklin Street are filling quickly. Local residents from Earl East Earl West Earl Caernarvon Salisbury Leacock and Upper LeacockTownship may enter farm produce canned goods poultry flowers and more, with chairmen listed for each department and invites extended to new entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Wm. E. Davis
Sbig
Harner Theatre
Roberts’ “Avenue
Franklin Street
Apicg
I. P
Lowry
New Holland
Marvin D. Brubaker
New Holland R. D
Canned Gidds
Mre
M. M. Kling
M. L. Mellinger
Barr
Natron
Cor
Samuel Nolt
R. D
H. Rina Hershey
Kinzer
Clarence Martin
Anna W. Harner
Edwin
Eli Hegs
Earl
East Earl
West Earl
Caernarvon
Salisbury
Leacock
Upper Leacock
Social News Notes From Lancaster County
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Good visited Mr. and Mrs. John Musser of Bareville. Frank Sheaffer and family of Goodville spent Saturday with Barton Woomert and relatives. Gee Zell Roy Terre Hill and Mrs. Zercher Lancaster visited Sue W. Shirk. W. O. Miller Fleetwood guests of E. G. Stauffer. Clarence Sheaffer visited Miles Martin family. Mildred Stauffer joined Mrs. Frank E. Hauser at Lancaster. Barton Woomert and family with Milton Hauck Eden. Sue W. Shirk visited Cyrus Bowers. Edwin Stauffer visited Elizabeth Stauffer Goodville. A. L. Futer and Arthur with Anna Bair spent weekend at Rehoboth Beach Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Good
John Musser
Bareville
Frank Sheaffer
Goodville
Barton Woomert
Gee, Zell and Son
Roy
Terre Hill
Christian Zercher
Lancaster
Sue W. Shirk
W. O. Miller
Cyrus Bowers
Edwin Stauffer
Elizabeth Stauffer
A. L. Futer
Arthur
Mis
Anna Bair
Rehoboth Beach
Delaware
Senior Christian Endeavor Society To Meet Next Sunday
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society schedules a Sunday 6 30 PM Prayer Meeting with Elwoog H Baer leading the discussion Our Part is Making a Better World The topic was moved from September 22 to 29 to fit the program The prior session under the pastor explored collaboration among church youth groups focusing on duplication of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Elwoog H. Baer
Fall styles on display in jackets and coats
Cool mornings and evenings set the scene for a new fall collection featuring sweaters top coats and lumber jackets. The retailer promotes a preview before you shop highlighting the season's cool weather comforts and latest fashions at Rubinson's.
Lions Club Sees Membership Hit Fifty At New Holland
The Lions Club of New Holland held a semi monthly meeting at the American Legion Home with forty members. Two new members were accepted reaching a quota of fifty for the first time in over four years. Members filled cards with proposed club projects and new committees were named while Boys Band and Attendance Committees reported well. Entertainment features closed the evening and the next meeting is set for October 8 at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
New Holland
American Legion
West Main Street
Legion Home
Neighbors Harvest Hess Potatoes During Illness
Twenty seven neighbors and friends from West Main Street gathered at Aaron Hess’s home to harvest his two acre potato crop. Hess, recently incapacitated by blood poisoning, would have faced trouble gathering the crop without this help. The entire field was cleared in two and a half hours. Hess thanks all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Hess
West Main Street
Hess
J F Apple Co Sole Distributor Announces New Local Rings
The J F Apple Co of Lancaster Pennsylvania announces sole distribution rights for the borough and vicinity. School rings pins scala Lodge emblems and Sunday School pins are now available at the store. They also distribute the Masonic Watch in demand by members of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Apple Co
Lancaster
Masonic Watch
Princess Rahme to Speak in New England Church Series
Princess Rahme a Palestinian author dramatist and lecturer will present two Palestinian evenings at the United Brethren church in New England. She will recount life and customs of the Holy Land in lectures and a chautauqua recital then show her Palestine films Gems of the East followed by Ruth and Naomi. Her secretary Miss Lucille Burgess will interpret the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beni-Ghesseén
Damascula
B.C
Libaniage Republic
Rahme
Syria
F. C. Aungst
United Brethren Church
New Holland
Holy Land
Princesa Rahme
Orienta
Palestine
East
Ruth
Naomi
Mount Lebanon
Damascus
Baalbek
Beirut
Sidon
America
Misa’ Lucille Burgess
Endurance Kite Flying Contest Draws Many Young Entrants
Some 30 to 40 boys from New Holland and nearby areas have registered for the endurance kite contest set for Saturday morning at Storb Field, sponsored by Jno. H. Sensenig. Rules require all kites aloft by 9:00 am. eligibility limits to ages 16 and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Jno
H. Sensenig
Storb Field
Sensenig Jewelry
Real Estate Sold by Styer & Evans in Private Terms
J Harry Houck sells a seven acre truck farm located one mile south of New Holland Borough to John G Lawrence and Chester W Eaby. Possession is set for October 1 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Houck
New Holland Boough
John G. Lawrence
Chester W. Eaby
Wright of Wright Bakery Attends National Baker Convention
H Earle Wright of Wright Bakery left the borough last Saturday for Chicago to attend the Annual Baker's Association sessions held in the city. He stayed at the Hotel Stevens where all convention sessions took place during the first four days of the week.
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H. Earle Wright
Wright Bakery
Chicago
Illinois
Wright
Stevens
Baby Clinic Registers Three New Attendees At Lutheran Church
At a Well Baby Clinic session in the Lutheran Church Sunday School rooms, three babies were registered: Robert John Collins 11 months, Benjamin Franklin Wade 4, and David Dickinson Wade 3. Thirteen babies and nine mothers attended. Miss Anna Houck supervised. The next clinic will be at the Lutheran Church Thursday afternoon October 3, 2 to 4 o clock.
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Well Baby
Lutheran Church
Robert John Collins
Benjamin Franklin Wade
David Dickinson Wade
Anna Houck
R. N
Luther League Rally Set At Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul Aibel of Ephrata will speak at the Lancaster District Luther League Rally to be held at Trinity Lutheran Church next Sunday evening. The service will be in charge of Trinity League president Weaver Hagey.
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Paul Aibel
Ephrata
Lancaster District
Luther
Community Base sale announced at Eagle Hotel site
Community Base Co. C. Warner and C. A. Eby announce another large sale in the rear yards of the Eagle Hotel and Overly and Good's implement store on Saturday September 28 starting at 12:80. They offer a wide assortment of farming implements household goods and more and invite all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Warner
C. A. Eby
Eagle Hotel
Overly and Good’s
Will Reopen Butcher Shop Near Earl Union School House
E N Burkholder announces the reopening of his butcher shop near Earl Union School House on Friday October 4. He will serve fresh and smoked meats for the fall and winter season and resume his custom of butchering for the trade inviting patronage from New Holland R D 8 Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Union School House
E. N. Burkholder
New Holland R. D. 8
School Tax Notice and Tax Collection Dates
School taxes unpaid after October 1 1929 incur a 5 percent penalty. Collector P H Shaub will collect at I G Davis Son Store on September 28 and at the New Holland House on October 1. Horton Optician advertises eye examinations glasses fittings 9 am to 8 pm closed Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Davis
Sona
New ‘Holland House
P. H. Shaub
Real Estate Listings in New Holland and Vicinity
We have a number of desirable dwelling houses and farms listed for private sale in New Holland Borough and vicinity. Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance handle the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styer & Evans
New Holland Borough
Sauder and Leah Martin Wed at East Earl Home
Paul L. Sauder son of Mr and Mrs Harry Sauder East Earl BR 1 and Leah L Martin near Lincoln were married Saturday forenoon at the bride s home in Neffsville officiated by Rev N L Landis. Seventy guests attended a wedding dinner after the ceremony. The couple will tour Niagara Falls and other places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Sauder
Harry Sauder
East Earl BR. D. 1
Leah L.martin
Lincoln
N. L. Landis
Neffsville
Nisgarg Falls
New Holland Alumni Plans Spelling Bee Fundraiser
At a recent New Holland Alumni Association meeting the group scheduled a spelling bee for Thursday evening October 24 to raise funds for the organization. Two spelling classes and a rapid calculation class will be offered with prize awards. A program of music sketches and other performances will accompany the event. Members are finalizing arrangements and will report at the next meeting on Wednesday October 16.
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New Holland Alumni Association
Asssociation
Farmers' Day Association To Meet Monday
The New Holland Farmers' Day Association will convene Monday evening at 8:00 sharp in the Farmers National Bank. All committee chairmen are urged to attend.
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New Holland Farmers’ Day Association
Farmers National Bank
Real estate sales reported by Amog Hershey in the borough
Auctioneer Amog H Hershey lists weekly real estate sales for C F Roland estate a West Main street New Holland buyer Lacey Wright price 5750 125 acre farm north of borough at 1770 an acre Isaac Huyard purchaser 6 acre Welsh Mountain woodlot at 10 an acre Reuben H Nolt purchaser Mrs Susan Correll home with 4 acres half mile east of New Holland sold to Howard Bare 7662 14 acre Frank Crouse farm north of Bareville withdrawn when bidding failed to reach 7800
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Amog H. Hershey
C. F. Roland
Reuben H. Nolt
Susan Correll
New Holland
Howard Bare
Soudersburg
Hershey
Frank Crouse
Bareville
Boys' Band Festival Draws Fun Despite Cold Weather
The festival, fireworks display and supper held Saturday evening under the Boys' Band auspices succeeded despite cool weather. A neat sum was realized to help reduce the organization’s indebtedness.
Greenhouse sale at Pleasant View Farm
Visit the Green house at Pleasant View farm for blooms and potted plants. Geraniums carnations cocoas ferns are now in bloom and on sale at Elmer L. Good 712 A New Holland RD. 1
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Pleasant View Farm
Elmer L. Good
Pohne
Hollland R. D
Old Glasses Warn of Eye Strain Penalties
A newspaper note warns that many people wear old glasses past their prime and suffer from eye strain. It urges consulting Appel and Weber's optometrist for a thorough examination and correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appel
Automobile Insurance Protection for Car Owners
The notice urges drivers to secure automobile insurance with STYER and EVANS, real estate and insurer, stressing low cost and high protection. It warns that losses can occur anytime and emphasizes the value of coverage today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styer and Evans
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A. Viginig Grosh
Mies Mary Mackin
Lutheran Church Choir
Minnie K. L. Karnell
Evangelistic
Foreign Mission
Temperance and Mission Directors
Hurst
East Petersburg
Marian Vogel
Manheim
Temperance Light Bearers
New Providence
S. W. Hosterman
Miss. A. Virginia Grosh
Union
Lulu Barr
Laura’ B.“ “ Stubbs
Peach Bottom
Dora Brown
Christiana
NEW Holland's
C. E. Society
Rubinson
Lions Club Meeting
NOMCE
Bsa
Baker’s Convention
Trinity Lutheran Church Notes
Byes
Horton
Optician
Styer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance
Sauder—Martin
Association
Farmers’ Day Association
Automobile
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