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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
5
Fragmentary ad text claims dizziness and faintness after meals indicate rotten food in the stomach turning to poison and gas. It promotes a product said to remove foul decaying matter and relieve stomach poisoning symptoms.
Mr. Henry Rutter of East Main has obtained a position as checking clerk at Lancaster County Trust Company in Lancaster after a year at a local business college. He graduated from Boro High School last year.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the General Hospital of Lancaster will meet at the President Mrs Anna Rutter Barton home on Diller Avenue next Thursday evening June 14 All members are urged to attend.
Communion services will be held at Bridgeville United Evangelical Church Sunday evening at 7 80 p m Presiding Elder Woodring will preach the sermon A meeting of Lancaster County
Local electrical contractor Reitz Electric Co offers services for any project scale from minor repairs to major installations. The firm emphasizes reliability, prompt service, and competitive pricing for residential and commercial customers in the area.
The New Holland High School Alumni Association held a Saturday reunion in Brubaker building rooms with blue and white decor and season’s flowers. Fourteen new members joined, welcomed by Miss Maria Bender and Robert B. Bair. initiation followed with a milk bottle contest won by Dorothy Weaver. About sixty attendees, lunch served by Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Shaub, Rev. E. L. Lessey gave an address, and future plans and officer elections were set for June 12 at 7 30 PM in the High School room.
A sewing circle met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon W. Martin in Groffdale. Members from New Holland, Woganville, and Akron joined to finish two quilts two comforts four pillow cases and two gowns before a noon dinner prepared by Mrs. Martin.
The June meeting of the New Hof parsonage was held on Tuesday. Rev. GR Longenecker led the session and read the paper. The gathering covered church matters and local ministry concerns.
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