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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
5
Classified item notes include a lost small pocketbook from New Holland with liberal reward offered at this office. Also a notice seeking board and lodging in exchange for housework with contact 615-A.
Hubbard Farms breeders of New Hampshire Reds announce a new branch operating in Eph rata Pennsylvania. They state every chick is from their own strain and invite readers to request a catalog from Hubbard Farms Branch Eph rata.
Atlantic City visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Isaac O. Clime. Local residents such as Fred Seldomridge move to Elizabethtown with Charles Palmer replacing him at the Trimmer Department store. Numerous calls and visits surround the Musser family, Brownstown, Ephrata, Lancaster, and Leola with gatherings for funerals and family events.
Old Oak en Buck et would be moved back toward the grandstand. Tex and Hank's Musical Rangers played a benefit for the Liberty Fire Company and impressed with polished instrumentals. A lively rendition of Pop Goes the Weasel sparked a concert moment as a man in the front row muttered about needing a beer before hearing the act.
Daily offerings include 500 Choice Shoats Brood Sows and Boars 60 000 Baby Chicks cash prices for calves wool for sale call 729 New Holland Ex Merchandise potatoes apples egg and chicken sales weekly schedules manure for sale bring items to sell livestock times for hogs horses cows and calves all cash sale notice includes dinner by A G Commell
In the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas the assignee C R Weaver files an account and list of proven claims for the estate of Samuel B Smucker and Wife Trust Book A-1 page 18. Distribution to creditors named will occur on Saturday July 8 1933 unless objections are filed before that date. Amos E Burkholder attorney represents.
Regular auction Friday evening June 16 1933 features furniture dry goods fruit and more. Auctioneer John L Halligan. Also notice Wednesday June 28 1933 carload tuberculin tested Juniata County cows at Blue Ball Sales Stables by Lester S Moyer. Auctioneer C C Wanner.
Mrs. Clayton H Wenger will host a card party at her home on Saturday afternoon and evening June 17 for the benefit of the Woman's Republican Club of Lancaster County. Mr and Mrs Parke E Bowers entertained guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Calvin Burkhart and daughter Myrna of Elizabethtown and Mr and Mrs George Jacobs of New Holland. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Rowbotham daughter Doris Mr and Mrs Emil Nonnemacher and daughter Mary Lou Frances L Rowbotham and Richard Dissinger at the Rowbotham Cottage Iona Lake New Jersey.
The Men s Bible Class of the Leola Methodist Episcopal church meets this Friday in the church chapel. A strawberry social is planned for Saturday from 5 to 9 pm on the church lawn. The Senior Epworth League picnic will be held Saturday at Buchmiller s Park in Lancaster.
John L Kolb of Clare Pennsylvania leaves on a western tour to Iowa stopping at Chicago for the National Oil Burner exhibit and visiting the Majestic Electric Refrigerator factory. He will visit Cedar Rapids where Century Engineering manufactures Century Oil Burners and will return home the following week. Samuel Martin will handle the service department in his absence.
Lancaster attorney Guy K. Bard and Democratic County Chairman of Lancaster County are to be named a special United States Attorney General with an office to be in Philadelphia. Cyrus H. K. Curtis, publisher, is remembered after a Friday funeral at Lyndon in Wyncote near Philadelphia. Curtis died Wednesday at eighty three. flowers filled the music room around his organ. Brownsville and South Brownsville in Fayette County will consolidate on July 1 after 119 years as separate boroughs forming a united community.
Market slow with few early sales. Slaughter cattle calves hogs and sheep mostly steady to firm. Beef steers and yearlings 5.50 to 6.25 per cwt for light sizes. hogs up to 5.75. lambs 8.25 to 8.50. receipts 216 cattle 200 calves 239 hogs 190 sheep.
The list shows per ton prices for farm feeds including Bran 22.50, Shorts 22.75, Hominy, Middlings 27.25, Gluten 28.00, Ground Oats 30.50, Soy Bean Oil Meal 38.00, Hog Meal 31.50, Cotton feed 30.50, various Dairy feeds 22.75 to 34.00, Horse feed 32.50, Alfalfa 27.00 28.50, Steer feed 28.00. Note marks indicate 16 and 20 percent dairy by products.
The 1860 founding of a brick church near Renninger Hardware, funds raised to buy a $300 lot from Cyrus Mentzer, and a 1900 remodel expanding to a 55 seat rear addition. Dedications followed in 1900 1923 and 1928 with a $55 000 new structure and $9 000 debt by 1929.
The record lists wholesale prices for crops and livestock including wheat 80, corn 55, hay 11, straw 9, potatoes 60, calves 544, hogs 5, butter 15 to 25, eggs white 12, brown 11. Poultry auction prices show Barred Rocks fowls 13 to 1344, mixed 15 to 1544, Leghorns 104 to 11, broilers Barred Rocks 16 to 18, Leg horns 12 to 14, old roosters Barred Rocks 11 to 13, Leghorns 8, ducks 8, geese 11 to 12, turkeys 13 to 14, bantams 35 to 50 each, Seabright bantams 75 to 100, guinea fowl 55, pigeons 17 to 19.
Vacation Bible School opened at Zion Lutheran church Leacock with thirty five attendants on Monday and enrollment reached seventy pupils by yesterday. Mrs J C Nicholas leads the school with an active corps of teachers and Grace Hornberger directs music.
Are Granted Letters Adam Diller New Holland Harry Diller Earl township and Sarah Jane Groff Lancaster executors of Mary A Groff late of this borough Susanna Good and Clarence Good East Earl township administrators of Levi Z Good late of East Earl township
Children’s Day will be observed at Mt. Tabor United Brethren church on Sunday evening June 18 at 7 30 o clock.
Thirty two members of the Home Economics Club from the local high school enjoyed a picnic at Miss Annabel Marsh's home in Concordville near West Chester. The event, organized by their teacher, was funded by soup sales at lunch. Chaperoned by Miss Virginia Hoffman, the group traveled by Wrights Bakery track. Activities included tennis, softball, and bathing followed by a picnic lunch. Present were teachers Miss Marsh and Miss Hoffman and student members Elizabeth Groff Dorothy Mohler Eva Mellinger Kathryn Far-
About three hundred fifty funeral directors assistants and exhibitors gathered in Harrisburg for the opening sessions of the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association. Members and their wives attended a theatre party after a routine business session and officers were nominated. Mrs Gifford Pinchot hosted tea for members wives. the annual ball and banquet closed the day. Burgess and Mrs J C Henninger attended. Burgess acted as a Lancaster County delegate.
A list of area residents appears in a published notice naming many individuals including Anna Mae Shepler Helen Myers Carne Wanner Helen Wanner Dorothy Snader Helen Wentz Mildred Shuler Pauline Gehman Kathryn Zwally Kathryn Steffy Flora Nelson Elizabeth Yost Dorothy Ressler Rebecca Houck Margaret Snader Ida Wanner Ruth Brendie Annabel Mentazer Ruth Stone Ruth Trupe Kathleen Stauffer Jane Staufer Kathleen Frankhouser Dorothy Zuck Dorothy Stokes Iva Yost Arlene Brill and Gertrude Martin.
Executors of Lizzie Warner transfer 1.9 perches of land in Blue Ball to Franklin M. Stauffer in a real estate deed.
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