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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
4
The large New York City Episcopal parish says no complaint with Sabbath rules as vestry approves Sunday baseball motoring yachting golfing tennis swimming and other outdoor recreation. Morning service hours are changed to 10 a m to allow an early start on recreation.
The 20 Mule Borax Team touring for Pacific Coast Borax Company appeared in New Holland on a Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock. The two wagons weigh 8000 pounds each with a water wagon, hay, and feed. Borax Bill led the team with a single jerkline while a briefing explained borax uses and samples. The party stayed overnight with mules corralled at Liver House Sales yards and others lodged at the hotel.
At a Monday evening meeting held at Miss Annie Mentzer's home, New Holland Branch elected officers for the coming year: Anna Rutter Barton President, Annie Mentzer First Vice President, John A Hoffman Second Vice President, Filla Emery Third Vice President, Virginia Renninger Secretary, Anna Wright Treasurer. Since the last meeting the departments produced 21 matinees 25 house dresses 2 small sweaters 1 large sweater.
The G Paul Musselman company outing May 29 30 at Bowers Beach Del drew a party of twenty by machine with 236 fish caught. The group returned home early Saturday. A Mt Tabor United Brethren Church Children’s Day program is planned for tomorrow at 7 30 PM with songs recitations readings exercises and an address. Oil street work began to reduce dust while grease spots may appear on sidewalks porches and indoors until finished. A drive seeks 150000 for St Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster this week. Adam Fry rebuilt the terrace wall on East Main Street improving the property's appearance.
New Hollanders beat Honey Brook 17 2 and 7 5 after a slow start. Lefty Davis excelled on the mound allowing four hits while Jimmy Rhoads led with three hits as Ames began and Davis finished to seal both wins.
A string of social visits spans Gordonville and nearby towns with relatives and friends visiting in La Park, Columbia, Reading, Lebanon, New Holland, Altoona, Bird in Hand, Paradise, West Grove and Georgetown. Memorial Day gatherings and family visits include the Lindsays, Rosenberrys, Danners, Kreiders, and others.
A midnight hold up in Lancaster at Luther Yinger’s grocery on Mulberry and Walnut ends with the robber escaping after taking about $50 from the proprietor. Three pursuers chased him but he eludes capture.
The brief notes list visits by John Salt of Ephrata and Wm Bair, Miss Tilley Setley of Philadelphia, Mrs. George S Keiser and Edith in Lancaster, George Kohler of Lancaster with Dr P R Wentz, Ira Groff and family in Paradise with Milton Groff, N F Gutekunst and Gilbert, and Charles Brown families at Memorial Day. Eliza Styer of Lancaster and Willard of Coatesville visit David Before, then Noah Groff and his wife with their children stay with Mrs Groff’s parents, and Sallie Retten plus daughters, Eva Snabele and Mildred, and Charles Lawerence spend Memorial Day with Harry Nagle’s family.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Snader hosted Ascension Day guests including Ammon Winey and family from Lancaster Martin Clymer family from near Intercourse Eli and Mrs Sara Shelley from Juniata County John M Wenger sells a World War book Mary A Wenger visited Lancaster with daughter Clara Clara Wenger of Lancaster traveled to Terre Hill for business John Shelly toured Juniata County this week John Z Martin celebrated his alfalfa day this week
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