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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
5
JONAS M. MARTIN of New Holland PA offers poultry stock from Adamstown Poultry Farm with sires from 935 egg hens and a chance to improve your flock at slightly above market price. Also advertised are lawn mowers and scissors sharpened, grinding services, and sharpening of old plow shares. Also listed are tobacco sweet potato tomato cabbage and celery plants.
Mr and Mrs Walter Witwer of Gordonville R D 2 announce the birth of a son at St Josephs hospital Thursday evening June 2. They name him Roy Vincent.
Advertisement notes a buyer offering top market prices for good calves and states everything in the building is sold for cash with meals served. Proprietor A. G. Dommel is named.
June 16 event at Zeltenreich Reformed Church from 5 to 8 p m under Ladies Aid Society. Other festivals include Intercourse Council No 650 July 9 and Bareville Fire Company July 16 with New Holland Boys Band.
Estate of John Diffenderfer late of New Holland Borough deceased. Letters testamentary granted to executor Charles S. Zwally of New Holland Penna. All indebted persons to the estate should pay promptly and all claims must be presented for settlement to the executor. Amos E. Burkholder attorney. 5[13'6t
A Vintage sale listing horses cows hogs shoats baby chicks household goods hardware merchandise fruit and more. Mr Peachey of Mifflin County brings a carload of T B tested cows with sale starting 7 30 p m each Friday. Vintage Sales Co Kling and Holston auctioneers.
The undersigned residents of Churchtown Pennsylvania announce a court directed settlement for the estate of Henry Sandoe late of Caernarvon Township deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned at Narvon R. D. 1 Pa. 527 61.
Friday June 10 1932 a bazaar sale of cows horses hogs baby chicks and furniture is advertised by Vintage Sales Company in Williamstown Pa on Lincoln Highway East. June 17 1932 features a regular auction at Morgantown Sales Floor with furniture dry goods and fruit. A large community sale at Eagle Hotel rear yards New Holland offers livestock and farm implements with wagons. Sellers asked to bring items by 12 o'clock and sale starts 12:30 EST Amos H Hershey merch.
Mrs. J. Herbert Evans and daughter Jane visited Reading with Mrs. Robert Ennis. Annie E. Sensenig of Mechanicsburg stayed with her sister Mrs. Noah H. Mack. Mr. and Mrs. David Gehman of Bally visited the Macks. Margaret DeHaven joined a Mack visit to Harvey Horning and Alvin Horning near Adamstown. The Mack household with Annie Sensenig then visited Jacob Sweigart at Farmersville. Bishop and Mrs. Mack with A. A. Landis plan a Alberta Canada trip to Duchess and other stops visiting churches and conferences. David Harnish of Lampeter will drive.
Orphans Court issues citation to heirs and legal representatives of Joseph Royer deceased and others regarding a dower charge of 2600 dollars. Property described includes 117 acres 26 perches in Manheim Township and two tracts totaling 74 acres 158 perches. Proceedings set for June 20, 1932 at 10 a.m. to show cause for discharge of the lien. Sheriff D. F. Shuman. attorneys B. F. Davis and Jacob Hill Byrne.
The Kutztown Fire company and band won first prize for traveling the greatest distance at the Lancaster County Firemen's Convention parade in Ephrata. RR Chandler Heagy of Eden was elected county association president, succeeding John G. Landis. The report showed county fire losses totaling 490 775 dollars and 1 650 miles traveled responding to 185 fires. Next year's convention is set for Millersville in June 1933.
U S Department of Agriculture report from Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets shows cattle receipts 235 head with beef steers mostly 5.00 to 7.00 per cwt, hogs slow to about steady, vealers and feeders mixed. prices listed for steers, heifers, calves, and various cattle classes. feed prices and commodity quotes included for livestock and farm products.
Conestoga Post No. 662 named Wayne B. Ranch adjutant as delegate to the state convention in Pittsburgh August 18 to 20 with Edgar O. Beck as alternate. A county American Legion meeting will be held in Columbia tonight with the borough post hosting. The painting committee agreed to repaint the grandstand after the baseball season. Dr. C S Duttenhoffer hosted the gathering with a fine feast welcomed by all attendees.
The New Holland Business and Professional Woman's Club enjoyed a bridge dinner at Spring Grove Forge Tea House on Monday evening. Attending were Maude Evans, Mary Harsh, Lena Ludwig, Edna Stauffer, Edith Richwine, Helen Groff, Helen Fenninger, Helen Becker, Virginia Hoffman, Annabelle Marsh, Martha Jackson, Evelyn Roseboro, Alta Witmer, Mary Stauffer, Mrs Helene Weaver, Mrs Anna Diller and Mrs Agnes Fenninger.
The Dunkard Brethren of Lancaster County will hold their Love Feast on Sunday June 12 in Lititz starting at 9 30 a m Standard Time with preaching at 2 p m and the Lord s Supper and Communion in the evening.
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