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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1941
Page
5
Classified notices from The Clarion list multiple job and sale ads. Items include requests for a girl or woman for general work in New Holland Pa, address details for Celery plants and cabbage plants, puppies, pallets, and used coolers, plus help wanted for a boy seeking farm work and a lady seeking a good home in Leola Pa.
Classified notes offer baby chicks at reduced prices from MARTIN'S POULTRY FARM and various livestock and farming equipment listings. Items include brooders, tractors, cleaning gear, stoves, sprayers, plant stock, and household notices across New Holland Bareville and nearby towns.
Public sale on June 12 1941 at 840 S Queen St Lancaster and 833 Beaver St Lancaster Pa includes brick store and dwelling 11 rooms and 6 rooms with full conveniences 20x125 ft lots sold as whole or in parts at 280 pm possession July 1 1941 complete line of household goods ice cream equipment freezers etc. Sale conducted by Kling Kling auctioneers. Also farm sale approved sale of 53 acres 104 perches in Earl township to Emma Z Weaver for 15000 by Farm ers National Bank and Trust Co with court permission.
Public sale notices show multiple auctions on routes near Honey Brook and Lancaster with goods from furniture and china to household items and farm equipment. Dates span June 7 to June 19 1941 with auctions in Terre Hill Hamburg and East Lampeter, listing terms and auctioneers Kling Kling Auds Esbenshade and M Kling.
The Fenninger reunion will be held Sunday June 15 at Hostetter's picnic barn along the Old Philadelphia Pike near Bird-in-Hand. Program starts at 2 p.m. Officers are President Fred R Fenninger Leacock Vice President Henry Fenninger New Holland Secretary Mrs Galen C Wolf Leola and Treasurer Mrs Jerre Fenninger Leola.
The report updates quarantine data for May with 8 homes under quarantine and 89 released. Contagious cases include 10 manipulations, 1 scarlet fever, 25 German measles, 1 other measles, and 8 whooping cough. Ten homes remained under quarantine at month end. 18 health certificates filed and one cesspool nuisance abated.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports cattle and calf sales at Lancaster with steers, heifers, cows and bulls showing steady to higher prices. Vealers and feeders show active demand with mixed weights trading firm to fully steady. Lambs and ewes also listed with price ranges across weight classes.
The Zeltenreich Church Group will join the church by the rite of Confirmation next Sunday morning after months of catechetical instruction. Deacon J Roger Miller, who has assisted as catechist, will participate in the service. The morning service begins at 9 48 o clock ST.
Hershey Groff twenty eight of Banks R1 sustained brush burns on left shoulder and hips after a bull kicked him Monday. He received treatment at Lancaster General Hospital.
Prices listed for animal feeds include Bran 31.25 and Homin 90.75 middlings 84.00 Linseed 99.00 Gluten 80.00 Ground Oats Soybean meal 41 percent Hog Meal 16 per cent Dairy Feed 20 and 24 percent dairy blends 92 percent Horse Feed 85 percent Alfalfa regular Layin Mash Growing Mash notes note 10 percent and 20 percent dairy feeds with by products Wyvern case 99.00 Bent OA.
Farmers will visit the Pennsylvania State College on Thursday June 12 for a field day to view the agricultural experiment station in action. Tours of the college farms laboratories barns gardens and orchards will showcase new processes and scientist discoveries. Music speaking and recreation will accompany a day of demonstrations with facilities for picnicking and a special program for farm women.
Florence Miller, RN for Lancaster County Visiting Nurses Association, reports May service in the area with 124 total calls including 14 for insurance, 52 paid, 36 free, and 3 for child welfare. Money collected totaled 52 dollars. mileage 1092. Toxold is offered at all clinics. Five children attended the Terre Hi clinic. The New Holland Clinic meets the first Wednesday of each month.
The United Brethren Church School presents a public program and demonstration Friday evening June 18 at 7 30 as the concluding event of the school. Seventy nine boys and girls enrolled this year with many workers involved and Mrs Horace Weaver of the Methodist Church supervising junior handwork projects.
A Father’s Day program will be held at 10 a.m. on Sunday June 8 at St Stephen Reformed Church under the sponsorship of the Women's and Open Door Bible Classes. Speaker will be Felix Reichmann, formerly of Vienna Austria. Minnie Hammond will bring greetings, Mrs Clair Weber will sing, and a mixed quartet will perform a special number. The change was required due to Holy Communion on June 16.
A firm registered John S Ewell and Harriet Ewell of East End Earl for the transportation of milk and milk products. The filing lists the owners and their intended line of business as milk transport services.
A condensed schedule of local events. Strawberry socials and church gatherings fill the June calendar with activities hosted by the Boy Scouts Ladies Aid Society Ranch United Brethren church and other groups. Notable items include reunions and a dedication ceremony at Lititz Springs Park.
Market price list from New Holland shows wheat at 95, corn 85, hay and straw at 10, potatoes at 0, butter 15, eggs brown 20, eggs white 21. Values reflect typical rural commodities and dairy products.
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