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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1912

Page

8

Peach leaf curl and disease prevention guidance

Agricultural bulletin on peach leaf curl describes a fungal disease causing white to red, thickened leaves that drop by mid June. Prevention is key with Bordeaux mixture before bud break. lime sulfur alone is less effective. The piece also reports a new plant disease found in imported horn bean and notes lime sulfur plus arsenical additions for borer control, warning against salt in the spray.

Sursery America Europe Pennsylvania Division of U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Critchfield Lancaster County H. A. Surface Surface San Jose

Portrait of Miss Willard Home Rest Cottage in Evanston

A visitor recalls Rest Cottage in Evanston the Willard home with family mementos and a temperance publishing center. The Union Signal circulation reaches eighty thousand with a dedicated staff and an automated wrapping process. The piece highlights Miss Willard and family ties to the church and Moody inspired mottoes.

Dante Miss Willard Simon Willard Boston Mass Henry Somerset Angel of the Resurrection Miss Gordon Keene N. H Union Signal Young Crusader Fry Misa Deane Mr. Fry Chester Co

Oregonian brief on national bank security concerns

A fragment from the May issue notes a broad national discussion on banking security and a Philadelphia bank facing heightened scrutiny amid large scale security measures. No further readable details are available.

L ‘Oregonian Nationa Comeae Phila Aaa

Local Detroit Agent Delivers to B. L.

A fragment notes a Detroit agent named Chalmers and a delivery by Martin to a person or entity initials B. L. The text hints at a routine transfer or shipment without fuller context.

Bir A ‘Martin Chalmers Detroit B. L

Salh Register Sale Notices in Lancaster Area

June sales listing mixed livestock and goods across towns. Killian's Hotel Brownstown hosts C B Wolf sale with cows shonts chickens and furniture. June 6 at Blue Ball stables features horses mules cows and shoats by John D Bair Kling Redman. June 14 at Ephrata Geo Demmy hosts a cow sale.

Killian’s Brownstown C. B. Wolf Chas, Falk Kansas Lancaster County Mifflin County Blue Ball John D. Bair Kling Redman Ephrata Geo Demmy

GREEN BANK SOCIAL NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS

Mrs Frank Baker and son John of Lancaster visited her parents John Patton Sr and wife. Park Patton and Master Jacob visited Cambridge grandparents. Barton Lauckauff family and son spent Sunday with Albert Dunlap at Vinola. Carrie and Lloyd Lauckauff visited Francie and Sadie Houck. Henry Usner hosted Mr and Mrs Harry Usner and daughter, plus Roy Painter of Lancaster. Ludwig Pflammer and family visited Red Well. William Mellinger hosted Elijah and Jacob Mellinger and grandchildren of New Holland. School teachers Sue Weaver and brother Joe visited pupils. William Parmer hosted Parke Parmer and son Charles Cedar Lane, Ruth Parmer and Walter Diem of New Eden. Horace Sweigart roofs his house. Carpenters scene tobacco shed for Henry C Houck. M S Newswanger moved his saw mill to Cambridge from John Overley’s. Carpenters finished Martin Uaner’s summerhouse.

Carrie Lloyd Lauckauff Francie Sadie Houck Henry Usner Harry Usner New Holland Roy Painter Lancaster Ludwig Pflammer Red Well William Mellinger Elijah Mellinger Jacob Mellinger Sue Weaver Joe Terre Hill William Parmer Parke Parmer Charles Cedar Lane Ruth Parmer Walter A

Pineapple Prices Right at Doerr's Restaurant

Pineapples priced at Doerr's restaurant draw attention in a local display. A telephone contact is noted for orders or inquiries.

Doerr

Local church schedule of services and meetings

The notice lists pastors and weekly activities for several circuits. New Holland hosts Sunday School at 9 a.m. and preaching with Communion at 10:15 a.m. CG and M.E. Cannon services at 8:00 p.m. New Holland and Leola include prayer meetings and Epworth League events. Terre Haute and other circuits detail class meetings, Y M C A or Y P A gatherings, and midweek services.

A. B. Cuurou I. H. Albright Ph. D New Holland M.E. Cannon New Hontanp R. Dout Punrag Epworth League

June events listed for Mechanicsburg to Honeybrook

A calendar of June and early July happenings includes a Memorial parade in Mechanicsburg, a horse and auto show in Lancaster, teachers' exams in New Holland, multiple festivals in Goodville Intercourse Bareville and Manheim, a Strawberry Social, and a July 4 Firemen's Hall dedication in Honeybrook.

Mechanicsburg Lancaster New Holland Goodville Union Sunday School Pequea

Misses Mary Reese and Mable Fisher Visited

Misses Mary Reese and Mable Fisher spent Sunday with Walter Reese and his brother. Bertha May was entertained at the home of Grabill Sprecher on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Milton May spent art.

Mary’. Reese Mable Fisher Roy Helm Walter Reese oMr Milton

Hill danger on Mt Airy hill causes wagon overturn

Mrs Ida Wallace and family from New Holland rode to visit Aunt Margaret Sandoe when their wagon rolled on a steep Mt Airy schoolhouse hill. The horse bolted, the wagon upset, occupants unhurt but terrified. The horse was soon recaptured by Jason Raby. Dr Miller died years ago on the same hill.

Ida Wallace New Holland Mt. Airy Jason Raby Dr. Miller

Early Tobacco Planting by Local Farmers and Weekend Visits

The report notes early farmers planting tobacco. Jacob Smoker and family visit friends in the western part of the state. Mrs Emma Bair travels to New Holland to see her son Ezra Bair. Elmer Dietrich of Akron visits W D Moore, and Jason B King and family visit Harry Boyer. Lizzie Denlinger returns home with friends after a Sunday visit. Charles Eby calls to remove a dead animal. a wagon accident injures the driver but is survived with neighbor aid.

Jacob Smoker Hooker’s Mill Elmer Dietrich Akron W. D. Moore Jason B Kiing Harry Boyer Minnie Moore Katie Margie Moore Centerville Charles Eby

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