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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
8
Advertises light and dark Palm Beach and Mohair suits priced 9.95 to 17.60 with men boys and young men sizes and models in regulars stouts fancy and Jazz. Shoes and oxfords for men and young men and ladies misses and children shoes oxfords and pumps offered. Straw hats in light grey and tan colors priced specially with newest styles.
ABE COHEN of Ephrata Pennsylvania, formerly connected with The Ephrata House, emerges in local records highlighting his past association with the landmark.
John W. Weaver announces a new business location in Union Grove Pennsylvania offering U S Army surplus items at low prices. items include saddles camp carts halters hitching straps lines collars and home made team nets with several low price points listed and a request to view the stock. notice dated 5 26 81 per publisher.
The Rev W D C Keller preached and assisted in administering communion to 197 communicants as Trinity Church marks its largest ever accession class of 438. Services Sunday School 9 30 Main Service 10 80 Luther League 6 30 Vespers 7 80.
A fragmented snippet discusses spending on facial treatments and aging concerns. It hints at demand for skincare and the idea that many faces may need care, reflecting consumer interest in beauty remedies.
A compact list of local events from June to July including Strawberry Socials at St Stephen Reformed Church Gordonville and White Horse, Grand Firemen’s Parades in New Holland and Gordonville, city band performances, and the 25th annual Fraternal Patriotic Americans festival at Intercourse with Pottstown and Liberty bands.
Miss Mary Becker of Richland Pa visited her parents the Beckers. Ralph Roland of Philadelphia visited his mother. Mrs Harry Musselman of Lancaster called on friends. Miss Maude Evans returned from Philadelphia. D H Styer was at State College midweek. Groff and Stauffer families returned from Philadelphia trip. Anna Yohn of Lancaster visited her sister Mrs Benjamin Mowery. Mr and Mrs John Herr of Lancaster spent Memorial Day with the Supplees. Rev J M Mountz former Trinity pastor spent days here. Mrs Charles Groff and daughter Elizabeth stayed at Ocean City. Elsie Wein Elizabeth Young and Mary Boyles of Lancaster visited. Mrs Lewis M Storb and daughter Mary visited Terrdwa. Martha Buckwalter of Pittsburgh and Lydia Buckwalter of Mechanicsburg spent Tuesday with Paul Buckwalter. Miles Martin of Harrisburg visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Lemon Troop Kinzer spent Sunday with Clinton Troop. Anna Renninger spent weekend with the Gates in Reading. Victor D Kling Intercourse guests of Samuel High. Charles Ulrich and daughter Charlotte and son Drew visited Germantown. John M Ranck guests of Howard Johns Mechanicsburg. Levi Mellinger near Coatesville visited his son Martin H Mellinger. Elizabeth Shirk of Blue Ball spent days with Emma Coldren and daughter Laura. Leon Troop and family were out-of-town Sunday. Dr and Mrs William Wilkinson visiting Verttorn Maryland and Philadelphia. Mary J Musser and Mrs Lemuel Harnish of Groffdale visited John Musser.
Real estate notice mentions Dr Kling an agent from Intercourse and multiple names including J Rakeatraw and Mr Huat. Property ownership and possession terms are referenced with unclear details and addresses.
The Reformeds suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Lutherans in a fast, low error contest. Both teams combined for one hit per pitcher as Davin walked allowed the lone Reformeds run on a walk and an infield error. The Lutherans took an early lead on base running and a sequence of outs and hits.
The Reformeds suffered a defeat to the Methodists on Tuesday May 29 in a game noted for a makeshift lineup. The loss leaves them in the cellar as the league standings tighten behind the Methodists.
The readable portion references Lutheran, Methodist, and Reformed groups with unclear context. No definite events, dates, or names are established beyond mentions of denominations and reform themes.
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