New Holland Borough Authority Seeks PWA Sewer Grant
The New Holland Borough Authority, formed to pursue a Public Works Administration grant, filed a plan for a sewer system costing about 324 100 dollars, seeking 145 845 dollars (45 percent) with bonds to fund the borough share of 178 255 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reoosts
PWA
C. B. Townsley
Frank Ludwig
R. E. Whitmore
Paul W. Seldomridge
E. G. Stauffer
Harrisburg
Wm. A. Gus
Philadelphia
Washington
New Holland Borough
Goff
Clifford B. Townsley
New Holland Seer Plans Outlined for Borough Sewer System
The public health needs urge elimination of cesspools and stream pollution. A Sanitary sewerage system is proposed with Terra cotta pipes eight to twelve inches, six inch house connections, and future Y branches. Federal Grant aid could cover about 55 percent of costs if a PWA plant is built, with deep sewers encased in concrete or cast iron where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Department of Health
New Holland
Public Works Administration
State Sanitary Water Board
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Focal
Obituary of Christian S. Nonnenmocher 69 Near Leola
Christian S. Nonnenmocher 69 of near Leola died at home Saturday evening after a yearlong illness. Survived by wife Katie Kurtz and children Ernest Paradise Adam Lancaster R 5 Emma wife of Aaron MeyER near New Holland Harry near Leola Mary wife of Reuben Sweigart New Holland Ellis Banks LeRoy Lancaster. Also survived by brothers George Samuel Martin and sister Susan Lutz. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9:15 at the late home then 9:30 at Church of the Brethren Monterey with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian S. Nonnenmocher
Leola
Christian
Elizabeth Sharlock Nonnenmocher
Center Reformed Church
Katie S. Kurtz
Ernest
Paradise
Adam
Lancaster
Emma
Aaron KE. Myer
New Holland
Harry
Mary
Reuben Sweigart
Ellis
Banks
LeRoy
George
Strasburg
Samuel
Martin
R. D
Susan
Samuel Lutz
Bareville
Church of the Brethren
Monterey
Death of Mrs. Lucille Leaman in Lancaster General ward
Mrs Lucille Leaman aged 45 of Gap passed after ingesting lye and water at Lancaster General hospital. Deputy coroner Dr J E Hostetter ruled it a verdict. She was daughter of the late Gabriel Thorpe of Broken Bowl Nebraska and survived by husband and four Thorpe siblings. Funeral services were held at the late home and Intercourse United Brethren church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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Lucille Leaman
Gap
R. 1
Lancaster General Hospital
J. E. Hostetter
Gabriel Thorpe
Brokenbowl
Nebraska
Methodist Church
Fay Thorpe
Neb
Jay Thorpe
Atkins
Minn
Florence Stevens
Alahambra
Calif
Verda Thorpe
Fremont
Intercourse United Brethren Church
Mrs Elizabeth E Wilhelm Dies at 84 in Lancaster
Mrs Elizabeth E Wilhelm eighty four wife of the late John Wilhelm died of complications at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry F Steigelman 916 N Lime Street Lancaster at 620 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Wilhelm
John Wilhelm
Harry F. Steigelman
N. Lime Street
Lancaster
New Holland Steam Roller Flour Mill on Front Page
The Clarion features the New Holland Steam Roller Flour Mill noted as highly modern with the latest machinery. Three flour grades A and C New Holland Pride and another, mill runs day and night unable to meet demand. George Beiler, Amish owner, remembered, with local crop sales and remarkable produce in 1888 reports.
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Clarion
New “New Holland
New Holland
George Beiler
Lions Club Hears Talk On Service Projects
Prof. E Paul Burkholder superintendent of Schools of Kent County Delaware and former Rotary District Governor spoke at the Lions Club dinner urging active participation in community service. Club plans a Farm Show dog cat and bird show plus a money and pony show. A Fun Committee led by Jack Martin was formed. Kindergarten progress praised and calls for support to enroll children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paul Burkholder
Kent County
Delaware
Rotary International
Lions Club
I. R. Weaver
Burkholder
West Earl Township
Ephrata
Millersville
H. Earle Wright
Farmer’s Day Association
H. 8. Shirk
Jack Martin
C. G. Bachman
Charles S. Zwally
Wilford G. Stauffer
E. H. Metford
American Legion Post Holds Annual Election
Conestora Post No. 662 elected officers for the coming year led by Commander Harry Shaub and First Vice Commander Russell Hillegass. Other posts include Clinton Rollman as Second Vice Commander and Raymond Gensemer named Trustee for three years. The County Council was invited to meet in the New Holland Legion Home in November. The Farm Show Committee will serve chicken and waffles daily from Thursday noon until close of the Farm Show.
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Conestora
American Legion
Harry Shaub
Russell Hillegass
Clinton Rollman
Wayne B. Ranch
Paul D. Stone
John F. Renninger
C. D. Rabuck
Chester Baxter
Henry R. Fenninger
Charles A. Mentzer
Voter Registration Totals in County Reach 90 985
County records show 90 985 registered voters for the November 8 election with party breakdowns: Republicans 57 055 Democrats 29 531 others 4 399. In Lancaster city Republicans 18 762 Democrats 12 519 others 2 329. Boroughs and townships total 38 293 Republicans 17 012 Democrats 2 070 others.
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Lancaster City
Akron Male Chorus to Sing at Bridgeville Church
The Akron male chorus will furnish special music Sunday evening at Bridgeville Evangelical Congregational Church. The Good Shepherd class will be in charge of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Bridgeville
Old Oaken Bucket tale of sprayer woes and a missing gas
Two friends Christ Kurtz and Melvin Weaver operate a sprayer on a Chevry chassis. A dead battery and later no gas delay their work near Akron. After failed starts and improvised fixes they discover the tank is empty. The moral: figure out what makes it work. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ. Kurtz
Harry Hoover
Town
Melvin Weaver
Akron
Kurtz Place
Christ
Melvin
Young Christian Workers formed by Ranck church group
The Young Men's and Young Ladies' classes of Ranck's United Brethren church held their first joint class meeting at Alta Welsh's home. They formed The Young Christian Workers with officers: President Betty Weaver, Vice President Benjamin Brubaker, Secretary Alta Welsh, Assistant Secretary Edwin Seidhoff, Treasurer Mark Ranck. They will run a concession at the New Holland Farm Show on North Roberts Avenue. Members present included Lewis Ranck Melvin Frank Hard Gehman Helen Witman and others. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Ranck
United Brethren Church
Alta Welsh
The
Young Christian Workers
Betty Weaver
Benjamin Brubaker
Edwin Seidhoff
Mark Ranck
New Holland Farm Show
North Roberts Avenue
Lewis Ranck
Melvin Frank
Hard Gehman
Helen Witman
Lester Houck
Mildred Weaver
Helen Weaver
Howard Ranck
Mary Ranck
Raymond Weaver
Clifford Overly
Irma Diem
Dorothy Howe
Evelyn Seldomridge
Dorothy Houck
Evelyn Sandoe
Chicken and waffles sale at Legion Home during farm show
At the American Legion Home during the New Holland Farm Show on October 6 7 8 a chicken and waffles sale is offered for 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
New Holland Farm Show
Twelfth Annual Exhibit Parade and Baby Beef Show in New Holland
New Holland plans its twelfth Farm Show featuring a 7 pm parade with floats, costumes, and product displays. Prize money totals include 80 for first place in the band and float contests, with additional awards across multiple divisions. Blue Ball organizes a Columbia Drum Corps segment, with parade routes and formation points outlined for participants and late arrivals.
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Ganization
Columbia Drum Corps
Custer Avenue
Main Street
Earl Avenue
Broad and
Conestoga Streets
West Broad Street
North Roberts and
Katz Avenues
Broad Street
North Roberts Avenue
North Robert
North Custer Avenues
West Main Street
Republican Women's Club Hosts Card Party At High Home
The Women's Republican Club held a card party at Mrs. E. M. High's Blue Ball residence on Wednesday with about 160 attendees. Prizes were awarded in Bridge and 500, Pinochle and Bingo, and numerous members served as hostesses.
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Women’s Republican Club
E. M. High
Blue Ball
Charles Long
Roland Kinzer
Bess Gilfillan
Bridee
H. Earl DeHaven
Arthur Deen
Golden
Baker Rover
Paul M. Hess
Charles P. Abraham
Paul DeHaven
C. R. Weaver
Laura Mentzer
W. E. Burkholder
A. H. Powden
Blanche Irons
Clyde Whitaker
Floyd Moore
C. Blair Parker
C. Ville
T. Hacker
R. Kauffman
Frank Hershey
Ira D. Whitaker
George High
William Hoefel
George Hoefel
R. FE. Gehman
Raymond Weaver
Bingo
J. R. Fetter
J. C. Henninger
Noah Zeimer
Wellwood
Mary High
Blaze at Enterprise Garage Slightly Threatened Company Car
A small fire at the Enterprise Telephone Company garage Tuesday was put out by George S. Good as gasoline fumes ignited and menaced a company car. Levi Mentzer suffered burns to both hands while removing the vehicle and received treatment from Dr. J. A. Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Good
Enterprise Telephone Company
Levi Mentzer
J. A. Hoffman
112 Acre Farm Sells for 6510 in Honey Brook Area
The 112 acre farm on the Honey Brook to Supplee road sold for 6510 dollars. Buyers were executors of Annie S. Zook estate, with B M Stoltzfus of Elverson and John P Stoltzfus and Wayne S Martin in charge. The property includes meadow woodland a stone dwelling and a frame bank barn.
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Honey Brook
Supplee
B. M. Stoltzfus
Elverson
John P. Stoltzfus
Wayne S. Martin
Annie S. Zook
Card of Thanks for Fire Crew at Liberty forage blaze
The Enterprise Telephone Company thanks George Good and Liberty Fire Company members who extinguished the blaze at the company's forage on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Telephone Company
George Good
The
Liberty Fire Company
Poultry Buyers Invited to Lancaster County Eye Auction
Poultry raisers are asked to bring their chickens to the Lancaster County Eye Auction on Wednesday October 6 for the Jewish Holiday trade.
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Lancaster County Eye
Adv
Miss Amelia Hosler Weds J Paul Buckwalter in Heim Home
Miss Amelia Hosler daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hosler of Manheim R 8 married J Paul Buckwalter son of Mr and Mrs Joel Buckwalter Bareville R 1 in a Saturday morning ceremony at the bride's home Rev Rufus Bucher Quarryville officiated Miss Luella Hershey Lititz was maid of honor Mark Mosler bride's brother best man The couple will undertake a southward extended tour soon
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Amelia Hosler
Walter Hosler
Manheim
R. 8
J. Paul Buckwalter
Joel Buckwalter
Bareville
R. 1
Rufus Bucher
Quarryville
Luella Hershey
Lititz
Mark Mosler
Miss Hershey
Stanley Hosler
Wershey
Marriage of Emma Jackson to Herman C Robinson
Mrs Emma Jackson, daughter of Mr and Mrs T K Jackson of Gay Street Christiana, married Herman C Robinson, son of Charles Robinson of Gap, Saturday afternoon in Middle Octorara Presbyterian Church. Rev G I Shea officiated and a reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside in Gap and be at home after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jackson
Myr
T. K. Jackson
Gay Street
Christiana
Herman C. Robinson
Charles Robinson
Gap
Octorara Presbyterian Church
G. IL. Shea
Everemons
Death of Myers Wolf in Brownstown Family Home
Myers Wolf, fifty two, died at his father W. K. Wolf’s Brownstown home Monday morning from a complication of diseases. He is survived by his father and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Wolf
W. K. Wolf
Brownstown
New Holland Hosts 49th Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union
One thousand delegates are expected for the 49th annual convention of the Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union at Sovootland United Brethren church on October 14 and 15. Paul M. Russell of Ib0sborough, president of the county organization, says it will be the greatest convention in the union history. The local church also hosted the previous record gathering. Dr. Charles J. St. John, pastor and Bowery Mission superintendent, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union
Sovootland
Charles J. St. John
Bowery Mission
Paye -T
Reopening Service Planned at St Stephen Reformed Church
A reopening service will be held at St Stephen Reformed Church next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev John B Noss PhD Professor of Religion at Franklin and Marshall College will lead. The main auditorium has been refurbished in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Sunda
John B. Noss
Franklin and Marshall
Births in East Earl and at St Josephs Hospital
Mr and Mrs Samuel Kunkle of East Earl R 1 announce a daughter born at 5 04 am Friday at St Josephs hospital Dolores Ruth born September 22 at 7 20 pm to Mr and Mrs Christian H Cummins.
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Samuel Kunkle
East Earl
R. 1
St. Joseph's Hospital
Christian H. Cummins
Dolores Ruth
Europe on edge as war looms over peaceful autumn
The piece contrasts Europe’s wartime preparations with American life. Reservists called, civilians warned with gas masks, and children moved from schools while Europe readies for conflict. Amid counts of Autumn colors, a warning echoes that failure to prevent war bears moral weight for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Jack Frost
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ibe
New Arts Borough Authority Board
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Christian Nonnenmocher
M. J. Widenhofer
Diller McIntyre
Jacob Geist
West End
American Legion Post
Thomas A. Edison
Dip N. Baul
Ranck’s A. B
E. B. Weber
Henry Steinman
Robert Keiser
Hal B. Brown
Henry Fenninger
H. H. Gehman
Llewelynn Snader
Virginia
Republican Women’s Club
Buckwalter—Hosler
Robinson—Jackson
C. E. Group
E. M. F. Weaver, M.D
Hallowe'en
England
France
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