04 Jan 1924
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
1
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Harry are from Paoli and Mrs. Dena Lrich and Mrs. Harry Pickel of Strasburg attended funeral services at Bellevue Presbyterian church Gap. The interment followed Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the adjoining cemetery.
John Petersheim of Irishtown died at his son Isaac's home Friday morning after a long illness. He was 82 and survived by three children including Isaac. Funeral services were held Monday morning at 9 from Isaac's home and were conducted at Millwood.
A fragmentary OCR note lists church service times including a 10:30 start at a churchtown M E location. Names such as Linas Clarence and Townsley appear as participants or attendees in the disrupted text.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Benjamin Franklin Bills with a name variant Benam Feanidlin Bille, indicating an unclear historical note. Readable portion centers on a Franklin related entry with unsettled transcription.
A fragment notes a church called the Asa Lutheran commemorated by locals with references to Ae and Wasia Thembae as associated figures. The text is incomplete but points to a named congregation.
On Sunday at 10 30 am Holy Communion will be celebrated at St Stephen Church with a brief address based on Lowell’s The Vision of Sir Launfal. Evening service at six forty five will feature a revival theme, preceded by a fifteen minute song service. Sunday School meets at 9 15 am. A catechetical class begins Sunday at 4 pm January 6 and runs weekly to Easter. A new road lies ahead, with faith guiding through trials toward living waters and open doors.
Trinity Lutheran announces a 6 30 Sunday evening catechetical class on essentials to salvation with public invited. The Light Brigade meets at 6 30 next Sunday in the Sunday School room and a children's sermon follows at 7 30. Annual congregational and Sunday School meeting set for January 7 1924 and Epiphany communion to be administered January 18 morning service.
The U B Church notes say the Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary meets Saturday at 2 PM at Mrs William Warner's home with full attendance urged. Evangelistic services continue weekly Sundays at 7 30 PM. Sunday School starts at 9 AM and Christian Endeavor at 6 PM led by Harvey Mohler. A preaching service at Ranck's Sunday morning includes reception of new members.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss operator licensing terms and conditions. Mentions Vicon system and some opaque references to operators, machine, odds, and names like Weaver ACEO. No clear event or outcome is stated in readable form.
At the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Farmers National Bank of New Holland Pa on December 28 1923 fifteen thousand dollars was added to the surplus bringing it to one hundred thousand. The bank reports capital fifty thousand surplus one hundred thousand undivided profits ten thousand and total assets over one million. It has paid ten percent quarterly since 1919 and opened January 24 1907 with steady growth reflecting credit to management and the community. Charles Zwally cashier has served since inception and under his guidance the bank aims to become a major local institution.
At the December 27 1923 meeting the New Holland Rod and Gun Club approved its second annual gun shoot tournament. The event will run six monthly shoots starting January 12 with 800 targets total and prizes for top shooters in four classes.
The Loyal Workers Circle of the King's Daughters organized in town with twenty members. They completed holiday charitable work by remembering forty four aged poor sick and invalid residents with gifts of potted plants fruit baskets groceries and booklets. The next meeting is set for Tuesday January 8 at two o'clock at the home of Mrs Charles C Warner on Jackson street New Holland.
The owner of every dog six months old or over must obtain a license by January 16, 1924. Applications are received at the office of David H. Styer, Justice of the Peace, New Holland, Pennsylvania.
Practical painters promise quality service to repaint a used car to look like new. They invite customers to compare prices and request quotes from Roseboro Carriage & Auto Works.
Eight fine building lots on the south side of a street in New Holland parish were sold last week by C. R. Weaver as agent for F. Lacy Wright. The transaction occurred on a private nattlement at 1024. Sheaffer provided details.
A Guarantors meeting for the Swarthmore Chautauqua is set for January 7 at 7 30 PM in Trinity Lutheran Church with four days starting January 26 in Harner Theatre Swarthmore. The group aims to make the season exceptionally good and urges full attendance to boost interest and ensure a record breaking winter program for New Holland next summer.
David H. Styer Justice of the Peace New Holland Pennsylvania advertises to supply automobile operators license application blanks for 1924 and assist all automobile owners and drivers in securing their operator licenses for the year 1984.
The Harner Theatre lists three new programs for Saturday Tuesday and Thursday. Saturday features Pathe News Educational California Romance and Derby Day with Mary Bair Grenier singing California Home Sweet Home. Tuesday offers Pathe News No 101 Refuge and Among Those Present. Thursday presents Aesop's Fables Aged in the Wood and The Isle of Lost Ships with a dramatic plot of shipwreck survivors and a queen choosing a mate.
A vintage urging to please the motorist with car accessories for Christmas. Suggests affordable to premium options, noting accessories keep the car stylish and show thoughtfulness. Encourages choosing items that fit the recipient’s tastes and budget.
The Athletic Association of Roseboro meets at L. M. Storb's office tonight Friday January 4 at 8 o'clock. Reports on fair arrangements will be discussed and plans for a three act farce comedy are underway with rehearsals beginning soon. Members urged to attend for a rousing success and full play details to be published next week.
A retailer promises deep discounts to start the year with a wide range of merchandise. The store touts suits and overcoats for men boys and youths and a large purchase of Manufacturers samples in undergarments hosiery shoes rubbers. Shoppers are urged to act quickly as goods arrive and are limited.
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