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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
5
Classified notice seeks crochet and tatting work by Mrs. Samuel E. Fisher of Gap Route 1, Pa near Millwood Church. Call or write for orders or pricing.
Good wagon or truckload of stove wood priced from 1 to 4 dollars. Bean poles at 2 cents each or 3 cents each when delivered in lots of 100 or more. Musselman Bros. lumber yard sale notices. Rev M H Hagler offers sharpening and repair in New Holland PA R D 2. Also grinding and sharpening of plow shares. Tobacco and vegetable plants including sweet potato tomato cabbage and celery.
The United States Civil Service Commission warns the public against paying for coaching courses for federal civil service exams. Such schools that take money under false pretenses face indictments, with more prosecutions expected as vacancies are few and often filled by transfers or reinstatements.
The eleven member Girls' Saxophone Band from Lewisburg Evangelical Orphanage will perform Saturday evening July 2 at Emmanuel Evangelical church. A man was quoted saying I’d like to be a millionaire to avoid family expense arguments.
Letters testamentary granted to executor Charles S. Zwally. All debts must be paid promptly and all claims presented for settlement to Amos E. Burkholder attorney. Residing in New Holland, Penna. 5/13/6t.
Executors announce that all persons indebted to the undersigned are urged to settle immediately in Churchtown PA.
At Vintage Williamstown Pa on the Lincoln Highway East a sale is held each Friday at 7 30 p m E S T featuring Fancy Dairy Cows Hogs Shoats 1000 Baby Chicks Household Furniture Hardware Merchandise and fruit. Kling Holston Aucts invite items for sale with dealers given special attention and a good market for high grade goods.
All persons indebted there to are undersigned, residing at Narvon, R. D. 1, Pa.
Regular auction at the Morgantown Sales Floor features furniture dry goods fruit and more. A large community sale in New Holland rear of Eagle Hotel and Overly Good implement warerooms offers household goods farming implements light wagons and livestock. Sales begin at 12 30 Est both days. bring items before sale day or by noon. Vintage sale by Vintage Sales Company in Williamstown Pa offers cows hogs baby chicks and household items. Kiine and Holsten, Aucts.
The fur called Pony originates from Russian ponies native to the lower Volga and Siberian steppes. It features thick hair, more furry than standard American horse coat, and mainly appears in black and brown shades.
A fragment discusses atomic weight and specific gravity, then defines imagists as a modern poetry school favoring free verse and clear images for a unified impression.
Private sale in 1909 fetched $10,000 for each 1877 $50 gold piece, a record high price for any coin. Collectors note this remains the best documented sale in numismatics.
The Apollo Chorus presents its spring program featuring sacred and secular works with pianist Prof. Echternacht and baritone George B. Sutton performing. Chorus members listed include soprano, alto, tenor and bass singers from Harrisburg and surrounding areas. A Treasure Hunt event, led by Young People’s Council, is set for June 20 at Upper Leacock High School.
The ceremony at Mary E Sellers Memorial Methodist Church Bywood near Media completed with District Superintendent Watchorn officiating. Miss Flora Lynch served as maid of honor and bridesmaids included Miss Eleanor Dilworth and Miss Evelyn Mountz. Best man was Rev. William Lockwood with ushers Kenneth Alexander and William Groves. Music featured Marion Baker and a ceremony with floral decorations and a lace gown.
USDA Lancaster market report shows cattle and hog trends with steady to higher prices for good steers and yearlings, top vealers to 8.00, hogs 4.65 for 180-230 lb westerns, and mixed cattle receipts totaling 176 cattle, 193 calves, 149 hogs, and 85 sheep.
A wedding date of June 25 is set for Sean Vea and his bride from Berks County. The couple plans a ceremony at St Peter's Roman Catholic Church with friends and family in Angelica in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Carpenter Johe of Bird in Hand announce the engagement of their daughter Emma R to Maurice F Hauck son of Mr and Mrs J Harry Hauck of Bird in Hand.
The inaugural golf tournament occurred in 1860 at Prestwick Scotland. It featured 36 holes medal play and awarded the winner a symbolic emblem of the championship.
The Fingerprint Records Files of the Bureau of Criminal Identification at the Pennsylvania State Police now contain the criminal records of 98 848 individuals. The update reflects growing archival holdings and implications for practitioners in the field.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation notes fear of social judgment has bred cowardice, ruined happiness, created debt, and caused husbands chronic earache. The remark reflects social pressures and personal strain in daily life.
A Californian studies mosquito larvae from stagnant pools. He dries and grinds them to feed aquarium fish.
The word ranch traces to the Spanish American rancho meaning a place for herdsmen to eat and sleep, later shifting to denote a grazing farm.
Harry Rachel of Leacock, 60, is listed in fair condition after a fall while loading hay last week. The report notes his recovery and a remark implying improved spirits.
J Cleveland Wands and wife and Clifford B Winchester and wife transfer a lot and two story frame building to Phares Martin in Blue Ball East Earl. Oscar J Thomas and wife transfer a lot and brick building to C R Weaver on West Main Street New Holland. C R Weaver and wife transfer a lot and brick building to Harold R Overly on West Main Street New Holland.
Four-poster beds with canopies and curtains were created to ward off cold drafts in unheated rooms, offering privacy and warmth through enclosed sleeping spaces.
The Library of Congress is listed as one of the largest libraries, alongside Paris’s Bibliothèque nationale and the British Museum, reflecting its vast collections and stature.
Reports note that cannibals are present in parts of New Guinea Africa and the Australian interior. However modern evidence remains limited and cultural practices vary by region.
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