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30 Sep 1922
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New Holland Clarion in New Holland, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
1
Appreciation Club Notices At Lepo Operation
Appreciation club notices from Lepo outline an operation with emphasis on gratitude and community. The fragment mentions a group or club and a formal event or action surrounding an operation. Further details are unreadable in the OCR, but the core facts point to a local appreciation initiative tied to a named place.
Organizing Meeting for Local Athletic Association
A meeting is called for Tuesday at 7 30 PM to organize a local athletic association in Holland near Ney Holland. The group plans to represent New Holland and foster baseball as a great American pastime. A red blooded man in town interested in a future team is invited to attend.
Voters urged on school bond plan for new high school
A community forum urges voters to support a bond issue for a new high school. Emphasizing child welfare and long term investment, the piece discusses site options on North Custer Avenue or Roberts Avenue, cost, and effects on surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Avenue
Clarion
Custer Avenue
A Complete Assortment of Fall Goods Displayed in New Holland
A local store in the Styer House Building touts a large fall stock bought from Philadelphia and New York suppliers. The exposition emphasizes men’s to youths’ suits, shoes, dresses, underwear, sweaters, dress goods, shirts, collars, and bed blankets, inviting shoppers to see prices and styles now while fall buyers rush begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styer
Philadelphia
New
York
New ‘Holland
Terribles Tamed in Local Diamond Thriller
Terribles from Terre Hill and allied towns staged a bold campaign on New Holland soil, but fell to a late rally. Wertz pitched well for New Holland while Lefty Heller matched him on the mound in a crowd pleasing game that lived up to big league standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre-Hill
Seidel
Terre Hill
New
Holland
Wertz
Owens
Worley
Keeler
Bnet
The
Terribles
Shillington
Reading
New Holland
Heller
New School Loan Debate and Location Options
The letter discusses a proposed school loan and prefers a new building at the current site or expanding the present structure. It cites past guidance from Harrisburg when additions were approved and suggests another west side addition by a capable architect to maximize usable space and reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Chicken Corn Soup Supper Planned by American Legion
The American Legion of New Holland will hold a Chicken Corn Soup Supper on October 14 in the Reformed Church Basement. Serving runs from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM with a splendid supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Conestoga
American Legion
New Holland
Reformed Church
Storb Hosts Home Party For Sons Home On Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harry K Storb entertained a weekend house party at their East Main Street home in honor of their sons Henry and Theodore home from Boston college. Guests included Miss Mary E Ryder Lillie Mae Myers Mary Weaver Dr Norman Gardner of Lancaster and Mr and Mrs George Besore of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Storb
East Main Street
Henry
Theodore
Boston
Frandt’s Mill
Mary E.ryder
Lillie Mae ,Myers
Mary Weaver
Norman Gardner
Lancaster
George Besore
Town
Injured Fan Recovers After Ball Game Incident
A 10 year old boy, son of Mrs Edwin G Stauffer of Main Street, was hurt watching a game Friday when struck by a ball. He suffered swelling but is healing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Stauffer
Edwin G. Stauffer
Communion Service Fee Urges Church Members Present
Fragmentary text notes a church message urging all members to attend a communion service with references to fee or offering and church friends. No clear date or names are readable.
Resolutions Commending Pastor Mountz Farewell Service
The Vestry of Trinity Lutheran Church New Holland Penna records its deep regret at Rev S M Mountzs departure after more than eighteen years of faithful service. He accepted a call to York Springs Parish in the Western Pennsylvania Synod for continued ministry. The resolutions note his civic service including Draft Board No 9 secretary and Board of Health member. They commend his work to new Congregations and extend best wishes to him and his wife for a prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Lutheran Church of New Holland
Penna
S. M. Mountz
Providence
York Springs
Pennsylvania
Fev. Hountz
Lancaster County
Board of Health
Grand Opening of Legion Room A Success
The grand opening of the Legion room at Conestoga Post No. 662 drew over 180 Legion men and associates from Honey Brook Lancaster Paradise Ephrata and Terre Hill Posts. The City Band of Lancaster performed a fine program and a luncheon followed with pretzels olives cheese ham sandwiches nuts and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Room
Conestoga Post No. 662
Legion
Honey Brook
Lancaster
Paradise
Ephrata
Terre Hill
City Band of
Harvest Home Services at Bridgeville Church
Harvest Home observed at Bridgeville U. E. Church on Sunday morning August 1. The church will be decorated for the occasion and the pastor Rev. C M Layton will deliver an appropriate sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville
Public Highway Fence Interference Notice
The letter from Caroline Bair of Bank Pa warns Frank Boley and his worker to stop digging holes under the wire fence along the Public Road. She threatens legal action if the work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Boley
Dr G F Swift to Speak at Sunday Meeting in M E Church
Dr G F Swift of Philadelphia to address a patriotic meeting at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon October 1 at 2 45 speaking on Land marks of the Kingdom. A former Pennsylvania legislator and Anti-Saloon League lecturer, he now represents the National Reform Association. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Swift
Philadelphia
Methodist Church
Swift
Pennsylvania
Anti-Saloon League
National Reform Association
America
Winona Lake
Indiana
Churches of the Community
Tax Notice on Unpaid School Taxes for September 1922
Tax notice states a 5 percent penalty on all school tax unpaid after September 80th 1922. Tax collector will be at I G Davis Sons Store Saturday afternoon and evening September 23rd and Saturday afternoon and evening September 30th to receive taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Davis’ Sons’ Store
Bachman Preaches Ten Commandments Series at St Stephens
Rev C G Bachman pastor of St Stephens Reformed Church will deliver a series of sermons on the Ten Commandments focusing on their modern application. The first commandment will be examined at the 10 30 service next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Bachman
St. Stephens’ Reformed Church
New Holland Ice Company Opens Cold Storage Features
The New Holland Ice Company announces full cold storage facilities for apples and seed potatoes in any quantity and for short term or monthly periods. Articles can be kept at steady temperatures above freezing and offered at very reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Holland Ice Company
NEW Holland Ice CO
Pupils of Harold Pries Give Recital
The studio of Harold Pries hosted a recital for 120 guests Thursday evening. Pupils performed pieces by Bach Liszt Debussy and many others showcasing refinement of style tonal beauty and precise technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pries
J. S. Bach
Nathan Rubinson
Reverie D' Antoine
Denis Dupree
Ruth Hendrixson
Daniel Rowe
Abram Buckwalter
Gavotte Petite
Henry Rutter
Violinvello
Valse
Rose
Elizabeth Russel
Nalia
Pearl Wolf
Grace Rishell
Eleanor Wanner
Tabatiere A’ Musique
Priest
Harris Co Store To Close Monday For Holiday
Harris Co store will close Monday in observance of a holiday. Jonn received a carload of Alpha Cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris’ Co
Jonn
Alpha Cement
Personal notices of Lancaster area visitors and guests
Mrs. Harvey Johns and son Robert of Lancaster spent a few days with Clayton R. Bair and family. Several Lancaster residents and relatives visited relatives in Philadelphia Reading and New Holland, including Miss Emily Meridith and Miss Annie Yohn. Families such as Shaub, Hoover, Buckwalter, Shaub and Spece hosted and visited kin across town, with several attending funerals and receptions and traveling to Philadelphia and the Hudson excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Johns
Robert
Lancaster
Clayton R. Bair
Emily Meridith
B.C. Diller
Temple Colllge
Philadelphia
Harry Brubaker
Reading
Kate Brubaker
Anna
Charles D. Meridith
Wildwood
New Jersey
Edwin C. Diller
Annie Yohn
Salinda Shaub
Lemon H. Shaub
George Benkett
Chester Fritz
Percy H. Shaub
Lemon H. Shhaub
Laura Hoover
Harry Mair
Elizabeth Sprecher
Ephrata
Captain Sprecher
Ludwig Pflaumer
Jeremiah Frankhouser
Hudson
Harry Bair
Lewis Storb
Mary
Graffdale
Sara Graybills
Stephen Spece
New Holland
Sara Spece
Vici
Maria Kinzer
Missouri Spohin
Edward Althouse
Near Strasburg
John Musser
Town
Mary Spece
Karl Kurtz
Richard
Springville
Elizabeth Ranch
Samuel Mentzer
Amos Futer
Gap
Leon Troop
Roy
Sensenig
Ardmroe
John Myers
Migs
Mildred
Rhoadssof _Eaat
Earl
Also Mentioned on This Page
CLUB
Lepo
AN. Athletic: Association
People's Forum
Pitcher
S. Battle
Liberty
Fire, ‘Co
Chauniey D
Rutter
Rev. S. M. Mountz
David H. Styer
Everett
Geist
Paul F
Esbenshade
New Holland Clarion
Harvest’ Home Services
Caroline Bair
Wean. ‘Bank
M. E. Church
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