Public picture at Harner Theatre on July 14
Review notes Richard Barthelmess in Tolable David as Star’s first picture from Associated. Advertisement promises thrilling adventures and a romantic, sympathetic portrayal of the youth. Also announces Automobile Graveyard for New Holland with Sam Plotnick inviting buyers and sellers to visit the new lot for trades and satisfaction.
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Richard Bamthelmes
David
Star
Associated
Natuonal ” Pictures
Harner
Barthelmess
Sam Plotmick
Plotnick
Plaitmids
Bey
Slippers priced at 98 a pair by Sam Rubinson
Cosine Comfort advertises slippers with a price of 98 per pair. Sam Rubinson is identified as the seller or contact in the readable fragment.
Property Sold in Leola Private Sale
A private sale in Leola transfers property from a beetate agent of roounde to Samuel RB pn for John B. Stovtat. The transaction lists the buyer as Samuel RB pn and references a Leola house transfer.
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Joh B.stovtat
Leola
Samuel RB
Social at Mt Tabor Ladies Aid Evening Social on July 18
The Mt Tabor Church Ladies Aid plans a social event on Wednesday evening July 18 with an engaging program for all attendees. If weather turns inclement the event will be moved to the following evening. A Michigan millionaire has donated his fortune in a noted claim.
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Ladies" Aid? "Society of
Mt. Ta
Michigan
Stauffer’s Grove
Two Holland Visitors Survive Steep Collision in Altoona Area
Mr and Mrs Noah Mack of New Holland were in a touring car when a large truck skidded and sideswiped their vehicle near Davidsville. The crash crushed the front gear and hurled Mrs Schaefer from the car while Mrs Mack was tossed against the seat. The driver was uninjured and the couple continued their trip after the accident as Mr Mack conducted gospel services in Altoona and Johnstown during the visit.
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Altoona
Johnstown
Aioak Hak
Ithiis Boro
Stabe Davidsville
Calvin Herehberge
Kelso
Wens
Schaefer
Mr. Mack
Mack
Stuhle Church
Amd
Juniata River
Baby Clinic Gains Support At Tuesday Meeting
The New Holland Better Babies Association hosts a Tuesday meeting at the Rail Road Avenue fire hall to promote the new Baby Clinic for pre school age children. Miss Tapper explains diphtheria toxin benefits and free distribution. Dr. Witmer may attend upcoming sessions to provide fuller details.
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New
Holland
Libery Fire ‘Company
Avenic
The
Better Babies Association
Tap‘por
Witmer
Community Civic Club to Open Playground
The Community Civic Club will open the town playground in the focal public school yard next week for informal use by children. Equipment arrives soon including two slides swings see saws benches and a sand pit with buckets and shovels. A formal opening will follow after all items are installed with music and a daily children's program arranged by the club.
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The
Community Civic Club
New Holland
Lameasten
Mnist Truc‘bor
United Brethren Sunday School and Bishop Bell Visit
U B Church conducts Sunday School at 9:00 with active enrollment and Youth meetings at 6:30. Bishop William M. Bell and his Flying Squadron will attend morning services to boost church work enthusiasm. Evening services at Ranck's at 230.
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William M. Bell
Parn
United Brethren Church
Ranck
New Arrivals in Suits For Men Boys and Young Men
A fine new lot of nifty suits for men young men and boys. Many include two pairs of pants. We are selling them at very low prices. Come in and see them. Sam Rubinson.
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Sam Rubinson
Lightning Damages Fence At New Baseball Field
A Friday afternoon electric storm struck the fence around the new baseball field. Lightning splintered a thirty-two foot section of the left field fence and shattered a twenty foot light pole. Debris scattered, necessitating removal of remaining fence panels and replacement of pole and boards.
Old United Brethren Church Sold At Public Sale
The Old United Brethren Church of New Holland, recently replaced by a newer building, sold at public sale to J. C. Henninger for 300 dollars. The deal includes conditions for ground burial and cemetery expansion. A pocketbook found near Samuel Troop's Mill was turned in to Jonas Zimmerman.
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OLD United Brethren Church
Old United Brethren Church of
New Holland
J. C. Henninger
Henninger
Samuel
Adamstown Bears Rally In Low-Scoring Tilt
Adamstown Bears edge opponent 4 to 1 in a tense early inning pitchers duel. Fidler drew a walk, Werts held the line until the seventh, and Haller squeezed a run home as Bu cher’s fast ball cleared the left field fence. Continued on page 4. Eyesight Specialist Watt & Shand Lancaster Pa Second Floor 4-27-tf No Drops
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Pitihiers
Ccal
Adamstown
Itaness
Fidler
D. Haller
Kedler
Bucher
Milles Stripte
Charles
Watt & Shand Lancaster
Personal notices of residents visiting relatives and friends
A long list records visits and stays of various Bowers family members and neighbors from towns like Intercourse Lancaster Terre Hill and Goodville. People such as Miss Ruth Melfigan Miss Mantha Bowers Col Jerre Leaman and Mrs. Stark are noted with relatives in Philadelphia Harrisburg and Bearhdown.
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Blam “Bowers
Oohumbia
Terre ‘Hill
Newton Exley
Lancaster
Mantha Bowers
Philadelphia
Harvey S. Borryers
Morria Rambo
West Chester
Blanche Rambo
David H. Styer
Cecelia McCreary
Billy Stonb
Pequen
P. R. Kraybill
Ira Hoober
John M. ‘Hoobar
Abram Plamk
Near Town
Carl Kurtz
Richard
Margaret
Scott Kurtz
Spring Garsden
Earl Mantin
Wintere Weaver
Bearhdown
Mary F. Weaver
J. F. ‘Hope
George ‘Miller
Narberth
Mastin
Apt Family
Abner Eberly
R. D
Misa Mary Speece
Mesand
William
Speece
Famiy
Samuel Shenk
Kittaning
Ivan Bear
Browns‘town
Laura Coldren
Charles Schnaeder
Shamokin
Margaret Gnoff
Near Springville
Mass Elizabeth Ranch
Edith E. DeHaven
P. Jennie DeHiaven
William K. Hurst
Churchtown
W. P. Hoover
Walker A. Overly
Mass Helen Brown
Gettysburg
Quincy
Harrisburg
New Arrivals In Summer Dress Goods At Store Display
Summer dress goods and velvets on display with beautiful shades and flawless weave. The piece notes the store’s new stock and promotes its appeal. A stray line from a poem and garbled text appear in the scan.
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Sam Robinson
Young Man Loses Foot in Binder Accident
Almer Stoltzfus, 18, lost his right foot while operating a binder between New Holland and Intercourse on Thursday afternoon. He was treated at General Hospital and is recovering. his mother, Mrs Leah Stoltzfus, is critically injured after a carriage accident nearby.
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Almer
Stolttzfus
General Hospital
Wihette
Leah, Stoltzfus
John Beiter
New Holland Man Found 7 Dead in Wernersville
Porter C. Diller, 48, a New Holland resident, was found dead near Wernersville in Berks County. He had recently left a sanitarium after a nervous breakdown and disappeared for days. The case prompted a statewide search involving State Police and Boy Scouts. Funeral services were held privately with Lutheran rites.
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New Holland
Wernersville
Hills
Porter C. Diller
Berks County
Mr. Diller
Grand View
Wemerovillea
Diller
Pottsville
Indiandale
Ils
Florence
Bear
Dry Goods Offer on 5000 Yards at 10 Cents a Yard
A local ad notes about 5000 yards of dress and apron fabric in stock including ginghams and dotted patterns. The seller Sam Rubinson invites customers to buy at 10 cents per yard while supplies last.
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Sam Rubinson
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Automobile Graveyard
MT. Tabor
Mra
Noah
H. Mack
Baby Clinic
Blue Ball “Athletic Association
Band of West
Cheater
Wingeny
U. B. Church
Adamstown Bears
E. R. Gehman
Miller
Enene Charles
Keeler
Aatentee
Wertz Pener
Serene
Johns of
Myers
Fishburn
Eaeeane
Enens Pieffer
Base
Church League
Methodists
Reformers
United Brethrens
New “Athletic Grounds
Zoads
Abner Stoltzfus
Declarid
U. E
Bridgeville