Special crate lot sale east of Blue Ball
One fourth mile east of Blue Ball. Ready to pick. Place your order. 31 Renry W. Martin.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
5
One fourth mile east of Blue Ball. Ready to pick. Place your order. 31 Renry W. Martin.
WANTED Board and lodging in exchange for housework including morning and evening chores. Call 615-A. Custom packing wanted fillers accepted at 11 to 4 cents a pound and packing in new cases at 1 cent a pound. Elmer M Burkholder, New Holland, Pa, Phone 604-X.
Hubbard Farms announces a new breeding branch in Eph rata Pennsylvania for their New Hampshire Reds. The farm states it has 8000 breeders on site and offers a catalog upon request.
The Democratic County Committee placed a wreath on President James Buchanan’s tomb in Woodward Hill cemetery. Attendees included Hershey Hotel host Milton J. Hershey and speakers such as Judge C V Henry and Secretary of the Commonwealth Richard J. Beamish.
A group of potato growers attended flea beetle control demonstrations led by Loren B. Smith of State College and F. S. Bucher county farm agent. Two meetings were held in Robberstown on the Levi H. Brubaker farm and Amos Eberly’s farm nearby. The sessions covered approved mixing practices, spray pressures, and spray boom adjustments for effective flea beetle suppression.
Daily private sale advertises cash prices for calves wool potatoes apples and all merchandise. Auctions occur Mondays and Thursdays at 10 am for Eye Auction and 2 pm for chicken sales with hogs horses cows and tested cows listed times. Cash only and dining by A G Dommell.
Trust Book A-1 page 18 lists that an account and proven claims have been filed in the Court of Common Pleas Lancaster County with a July 8 1933 distribution date for creditors. C R Weaver as assignee and Amos E Burkholder attorney announce administration of the estate of Louis C Leberman late of Upper Leacock Township decd urging debtors to pay and claimants to present demands at New Holland Pennsylvania.
Letters of Administration on said estate having been granted to the undersigned residing in New, Justus M. Wagner, Administrator. Owen P. Bricker, Esq., Attorney. 5:5/6t.
Under an Orphans Court order a public sale will take place Saturday June 3 1933 at 2 PM on the Peter's Road property in Upper Leacock Township Lancaster County Pa containing 2½ acres with a frame house a frame barn and improvements Delco lighting installed The sale will be conducted by Administrator of the estate of Louis C Leberman deceased and terms will be announced by the clerk Morris M Kling Aud Styer Evans Clerks Owen P Bricker Esq Attorney
Regular auction Friday at Morgantown Sales Floor featuring furniture dry goods fruit and more. Saturday Orphans Court sale in Upper Lea cock township Peters Road two and a half acres with frame dwelling and barn by Justus M Wagner administrator de bonis non. New Holland Community Sale in rear of Eagle Hotel offers furniture and personal property. Carload of tuberculin tested Juniata County cows at Blue Ball Sales Stables. Auditors Warner Kling Halligan and C C Wanner.
Lancaster May 31 market steady with Monday levels. Receipts 277 cattle 84 hogs 178 sheep 264 calves. Prices span all classes: cattle from 3.00 to 6.50 per cwt, hogs 4.25 to 5.75, lambs 6.50 to 8.50, yearlings 5.00 to 6.50, cows 1.75 to 4.25, vealers 3.00 to 6.50, feeders 3.00 to 6.00.
Prof. P notes that only certain strains show high egg output even with good care. He cites proven backcrossing and trap nesting as essential to achieve 180 to 200 eggs per bird annually. The argument stresses genetic merit over feeding alone for “something for nothing.”
Personal of Lancaster spent Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs Charles M Diller and family. Mr and Mrs William Ellis of Philadelphia spent Tuesday with the Samuel Jacobs family. Mr and Mrs George Supplee and family of Lancaster spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr and Mrs M M Supplee.
Listing of bulk feed prices per ton including Shorts Hominy Middlings Linseed Gluten Ground Oats Soybean meal Hog Meal Cottonseed 41 per cent x Dairy feeds and Alfalfa by quality. Dairy feeds labeled x contain mill by products. Note prices exclude tax and vary by protein content.
Bareville social items note Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Buch hosting. Their daughter Arlene and sons Mervin Clinton and John are mentioned alongside Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barford of Germantown Philadelphia. Mrs Walter R. Overly and Miss Har are referenced in the same fragment.
New Holland market reports show Wheat 95 and corn 55 with hay 11 straw 10 potatoes 55 calves 6 hogs 534 butter 15 25 eggs white 12 brown 1. Auction prices list fowls Barred Rocks 15 16 mixed heavy 14 1544 Leghorns 11 13 Broilers Barred Rocks 16 18 Leg horns 12 15 Old Roosters Barred Rocks 12 14 Leghorns 9 10 Ducks 8 Geese 11 12 Turkeys 13 14 Bantams 35 40 50 each Seabright Bantams 75 100 Guinea fowl 35 40 Pigeons 17 19.
Miss Eby visited the Hoover cottage with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoover of New Holland spending the weekend at the Hoover cottage.
Seventh annual class meeting of New Holland High School’s Class of 1926 met Friday at Mrs Anna High Kurtz home in Ephrata. They decided to hold a house party at Halloway Beach.
The West Earl township board elected 1933 34 teachers with N Lee Klopp as high school principal and Esther Hipple as assistant principal Kathryn Wolfe Edna Yost Katie Hartman Hazel Mathers Alma Daniels Doris Flick Elizabeth Wenger Alta Hoover Mary Roth Michael Wenger Lester Stark and Mr Harsh are listed for Brownstown Talmage Farmersville Pleasant Hill Sunnyside and Pleasant Valley. Camp Grove closes for lack of pupils with pupils moving to Brownstown and Noah Mentzer placed on the retired list. Teachers receive a ten percent salary cut.
Maryland hosts the seventh annual class reunion over a September weekend supporting old classmates. Local organizers invite alumni to gather for memories, updates, and community activities.
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