27 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
1
Readable text notes month end specials at Robinsons offering ladies and childrens dress goods hosiery undergarments and millinery. The notice promotes a remarkable opportunity to lay in stock with big bargains and end of month stock clearance.
The report highlights Mr Oldaker of Virginia and his wife leading singing at nightly meetings. Mrs Oldaker presides over the plan and contributes to the singing success. The campaign shows one conversion and broad awakening among Christians, urging Bible study and engagement with the messages.
Davin, the camp director, says the boys cannot idle. Saturday evening campers, aided by buses from Sensenig and a first class meal, attend Union Sunday School services at Hinklés. The group plans another gathering and says farewell to the boys until next time.
Victoria Overly of New Holland, superintendent of the Junior Department at St Stephen Reformed Sunday School, brushed a snake away from one of her charges during the group's outing along the Conestoga, and received injuries herself. She led eighteen junior members on the excursion at Martin's.
A vehicle collision west of Alle curve left the left front damaged and engine harmed. The driver, Snader, was transported after the crash and discharged later. Young Foreman is improving and expected to go home to Blue Ball Lavith in a few days.
The Christian Endeavor Prayer Meetings will be held at 6:00 each Sunday to align with the Japhet Evangelistic Party. Rosa Stauffer leads next Sunday on appreciating immigrant neighbors. The committee lists August topics by Ivan Lowry, CG Ruess, Daniel Oehme, Paul Ruswells, and September on the Golden Rule and industry.
The Lancaster event opened with guests greeted by spouses and families as curtains rose on an improvised orchestra of local women. Surprise acts followed including Lions Wright and Esbenshade in a duet, and the Clef Concert Company from Lancaster featuring Mrs Myers Dorothy Charles Herbert Smeltz Paul Yackley Mrs Serena Groff Billie Fortenbaugh with a gypsy scene bringing hearty applause.
Stephen Burkholder and Jacob Clime are building a single story 80 by 60 foot concrete block garage and service station just outside Hast New Holland. It will open by August 11 and offer High test and straight Amoco gas, oils, tires, tubes, and accessories. Repairs include reseating tires with a new machine as a featured service by Burkholder.
An Ayrshire breed field day will be held at Douglasville, Berks County, on Saturday, August 4, inviting dairymen and breeders to learn and see cattle. The event promises demonstrations, judging, and networking for local dairy producers.
The Thirteenth District Lancaster County Sunday Schools Association plans a second term Leadership Training School opening September 17 for ten weeks. Rev. R L Winters teaches Old Testament, Rev. F C Aungst teaches The Teaching Work of the Church. Credit toward the International Council diploma. Sessions held at St Stephen Reformed church 7:30 to 8:20 and 8:30 to 9:20.
Summer sale at Harris Store features palm beach suits at reduced prices for men and boys, $1.98 hats selling for 98c, pants as low as 69c and 79c for boys, children's hose 10c to 50c, plus special dress and dry goods pricing. Shoes, oxfords, and various fabrics including denim and muslin also discounted.
The previously planned August 4 picnic has been called off due to the community’s industrial condition and a crowded schedule of picnics by other organizations.
The Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church announces a picnic on Saturday July 28 at Mrs. Martin Heigle's Bareville home. Members depart 1:30 PM by car and alight at Bareville store. The August meeting will follow the picnic with a prepared program and a welcoming note to all attendees.
An autoist was fined after being cited for passing another vehicle on a curve. No additional details or names are provided in the fragment.
A long list of area residents recounts weekend visits with relatives and friends across towns including Goodville Terra Hill Coatesville Narberth Patterson New Jersey Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. H. Killian Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer and Mrs. Anna Diller along with several Storb Mellinger and DeHaven family members.
Mr. and Mrs. David Myers hosted a belated party in Bareville last week honoring their seven year old great-grandson William Lutz Jr and Mr. Martin Lutz on his eighty-fifth birthday. Guests enjoyed refreshments after an evening of light entertainment.
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