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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1944
Page
5
Classified notice listing multiple farm items for sale and service. Includes hatching eggs, a red roan work horse, machinery, celery plants, furniture, refrigeration, and poultry equipment from multiple sellers in East Earl New Holland and surrounding towns. Contact details and locations provided for each listing.
The Senior Chancel Choir of St Stephen Reformed Church entertained the Junior Choir in the 9 16 Room on Wednesday evening. The juniors praised the time and refreshments included doggies. Attendees included Elizabeth Ann Whitmore Jeraldine Beck Geraldine Benginger Shirley Walters Wayne B Ranch Jr Lewis Brackin Phyllis Weber Leon Richwine Ann Miller and many others.
Auction notices list real estate and personal property sales from June 20 to July 1 1944 in New Holland Intercourse East Earl and Gap highlighted by properties on South Railroad Avenue East Jackson Street near the railroad bridge and a one fourth acre parcel on Strasburg Road. Kling the Auctioneer promotes private sales and consignment alongside formal auctions.
Groffdale Mennonite church hosts ten weekly Vacation Bible School sessions from 7 to 9 pm starting last Thursday. First session total enrollment reaches 375 with 46 officers and teachers. Superintendents are Elder Floyd S. Graybill and John S. Wenger. secretary Richard Kling. assistant secretary David Gehman. treasurer John S. Wenger.
The list covers several events including a salvage drive for New Holland Routes 1 and 2 on Saturday morning, a covered-dish luncheon hosted by the Limeville U B. S room Ladies Aid Society on Thursday evening, a July 8 Allentown Band appearance at a Terre Hill picnic, and a September 8 Blood Donor Unit visit to New Holland.
Help wanted ad seeks a man aged 85 to 48 for an industrial health and life insurance route. Offers at least $40 weekly, no experience required as training is provided and paid while learning. Interview via call 180 R 18. tf
Fat steers light receipts demand steady. heifers firm. bulls in best demand. Cows steady. stockers and feeders mixed. Vealers good to chosen 18 to 19. hogs light run fully steady. lambs firm. Receipts cattle 475 calves 337 hogs 557 sheep 221. Prices by grade and weight included.
Market prices show wheat at 1.70, oats 95, corn 1.24, hay 27, straw 26, butter 40 45, eggs white 28, brown 26.
The report notes potatoes as the largest food item for troops while alcohol output reaches about 50 million gallons monthly though 1944 demand may exceed supply. It cites 4 F classifications, rayon growth, and clothing shortages, plus extreme rainfall in Cherra Punji and minimal rainfall in Arica. It also mentions early money origins and Commerce Department price levels versus 1989 and 1943 periods.
65 acres near Brownstown priced at 215 dollars per acre. Also 60 acres near Oregon offered at 215 dollars per acre. Contact with phone number 266 for details.
Letters of administration c a on Henry Usner deceased granted to Amos E Burkholder attorney. All indebted persons must pay immediately and those having claims should present them for settlement to Co R Weaver residing in New Holland Pennsylvania.
C R Weaver serves as administrator of the estate of Henry Usner deceased with W D Kling acting as auditor and Amos E Burkholder as attorney in charge.
The Bi County Council and American Legion Auxiliaries of Lancaster and Chester counties met at Pearl Street Evangelical Church in Lancaster. Mrs Paul Dague of Downingtown was elected president, with retiring president Mrs Martin Eshleman of Quarryville. Other officers include Mrs Norman Haines Manheim first vice president Mrs J Bailey Parkesburg second vice president Mrs Walter Rice Paoli secretary Mrs Earl Kuhn Elizabethtown treasurer Mrs C R Mowerer Paradise historian and Mrs Bessie Ressel Quarryville chaplain.
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