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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
4
Residents urged to coat adjoining streets with oil or dust preventatives or scrape dust from curbs to curb nuisance. A “stitch in time” approach to road maintenance is advised, favoring constant repair over annual patchwork and advocating elected road masters for continuous work.
In a brief item, Beiler's Creamery references Miss Bernie Bair with a fragmentary note indicating she spent Saturday at the shop. The readable text is incomplete, offering limited concrete details about events or outcomes.
Learn the advantages of an apron spreader and why a steady feed matters for IHC manure spreaders. The ad explains materials used in parts and how each part performs its function, highlighting dealer service value and urging purchase from a local dealer.
The LHC Service Bureau at Harvester Building Chicago USA provides free expert information on soils crops land drainage irrigation and fertilizers. Send specific inquiries to the bureau for better farming advice.
John M. Weaver completes barn and adds home improvements. Carrie Sensenig of Philadelphia visits her mother. Christian Martin recovers from a long bed confinement. Mr. and Mrs. John Troop of Five Pointville visit B. Witmer with son Charles. Levi Shirk's Lancaster relatives visit. Supervisors near quarry work at Jonas Martin's site. Samuel Haultry and Ella Deihl wed in Lancaster and tour Philadelphia. Church festival tonight in Goodville with a band. Crops look good. tobacco planting increasing next week. Dr. Aaron Sensenich of Indiana visits Beartown area. A Sensenich reunion is planned at Mrs. Katie Sensenich’s Beartown residence next Tuesday.
A list of upcoming community events includes a Goodville Union Sunday School festival on June 8, a June 12 strawberry social and package sale at Pequea U B Church, and a June 15 box social and supper by the Ladies Aid Society at the Intercourse A B Church with music by the Hlthe Mandolin Club. Other events run June 16 at Brownstown, Children's Day services at Mt The Church, and a June 22 festival in Intercourse by the Improvement Association, with a final note of a June 26 festival by Baréville Improvement Society and July 5 Old Home Week ongoing.
Memorial services drew crowds as Henry Frankhouser and Reuben Weaver died after long illnesses. both were long time Mennonite parishioners. Decoration Day visits, weather woes, farm troubles, and Gooiville’s upcoming marriages dominate local notes with Reed Weaver directions.
The Earl township school board at the Styer House named appointments for multiple schools including Amsterdam Madison Dietrich Centre Elsie R Fenninger Cross Roads Mary Myers Conestoga Edgar Shrom Eastern Earle Baker Earl Union Adam Martin Hinkletown Elam Hoover Hinkletown primary Brita Hoover Linden Grove Florence Myers Martindale secondary LeRoy Mumma Emma F Stauffer Maple Grove Minnie Moore Red Well Master Summitville secondary I P Lowry Summitville primary Margaret Zinn Voganville Mahlon Weber Ida Good. Schools open Monday September 2 with salaries from 40 to 50 dollars and a seven month term.
Local notices report York County cow sales at the Keys Hotel and Mifflin County sales at Travelers Regt Hotel. Bell telephone installations appear by Geo R Smith and Son and M D Steffy. A Rowe touring car arrives. Queen Street drilling continues. village scenes unfold near the church cemetery. Residents visit kin in Lancaster and Donerville. church services proceed at Christ’s Episcopal Hershey.
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