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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
5
A collage of short sale notices lists tobacco lath binders hay loaders and farm equipment. Items include 8 ft binders Moline gear hay loaders ride rakes and planters. Names include PAUL MESLEY HARRY SNADER EARLE SHIRE AM SHIRE GEHMAN and NEVIN MYER. Locations focus on New Holland Pa and nearby towns with contact addresses for applying or purchasing.
Sunday evening program at 7 80 features recitations dialogues and music from Pequea Evangelical Congregation. Rev Vernon Deroner of Blatinton and Wheaton College student to deliver Sunday sermon. Esther Roth of Catasauqua to perform xylophone pieces and Deroner to trumpet.
The Welshova summer Scout camp advances under Associate Scout Gilbert Stauffer and Assistant Scout Master Robert Steffy. Tenderfoot candidates Carl Oxenrider Carl Krick Richard Krick Willis Shirk Parke Lammey pass. James Wenger Lee Reese reach Second Class. Phares Aument acts as camp chef. Troop meetings and committee session held at camp Tuesday night. Additional aid from Young Men's Business League funds camp. Donald Smith to represent New Holland Troop at Safari in York County. James Evans named Senior Patrol Leader for Lancaster Troop attending York event. Chief Armstrong led Cloister District training at Scout House Wednesday night.
Auction notices detail multiple sales on June 21 and July 26 1941 in Terre Hill and surrounding towns. Items include good used furniture antiques rockers bedroom suites kitchen cabinets and household goods with on site or commission sales and various auctioneers like Renno Weaver Rishel Brultzfus Boyd Halligan and Martin.
Lancaster June 18 cattle receipts solid with few sales. Steers steady to higher, hogs/chops active on light supply, cows scarce and grain. buyers cautious on midweek demand. Hogs 16 to 28 higher, cattle etc. Prices range by weight and class with steady to higher trends across categories. Continuous notes on feed prices and stocker activity.
A series of local happenings includes the Mothers Club of the New Holland Girl Scouts hosting a lawn party on Storb lawn at North Custer Avenue and West Main Street on June 7. Lions Club vs Young Men's Business League Donkey Baseball at Storb Field on June 21 8 30 p.m. Also Missionary Society Lawn Social at Trinity Lutheran Church on June 25 starting 8 p.m. And Liberty Fire Company Carnival at Storb Field on July 12 and 19.
Lancaster June lists selling prices for feeds at a local warehouse including bran shorts linseed gluten ground oats soy oil hog meal cottonseed and various dairy and horse feeds with percentages. The column also notes a new sorting station in New ia and trivia on chameleon eye structure Mount Blanc geography hay harvest timing and bean beetle control by Penn State agronomists.
The marriage of Misa Emma Nomi Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Hoover Martin of New Holland R1 and Roy Melvin Nolt son of Mr and Mrs John J Nolt of Clay took place at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon at the residence of Reverend Wesley P L Martin in Akron. The couple will reside near Clay.
Mary Elizbeth Esbenshade daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin G Esbenshade of New Holland road and Earl Kern Diem son of Mrs Mabel Diem of 22 North Broad street Lancaster and the late Wilson Diem were married at Evangelical and Reformed Church Lancaster Rev T A Eck officiated The bride wore white chiffon over satin with sweetheart neckline long sleeves and train and a fingertip illusion veil with Juliet cap Her attendant was cousin Esther Esbenshade Charles W Diem served as best man After a reception at the bride’s home the couple left for a wedding trip to New England states They will reside in Elizabethtown Mrs Diem a Manheim Township High School and Millersville State Teachers College graduate taught in East Earl Township Mr Diem a Lancaster Boys High School graduate works in Elizabethtown
Charles Rice of this borough won the first prize in the annual print show of the Lancaster Camera Club held during the club banquet at Murrell Inn Monday evening. William Leeds took second and Robert Fickes earned third. Honorable mention went to Harold Garrett Sgt Harry H Rothhauser and Francis Meyer. Speaker Red Macher Reading discussed conceiving pictures focusing on balance and composition. Twenty five club members attended with Reading club guests including president Mathias Brody.
Mrs. Jons Ak Yoder of Bareville and her six year old daughter Mary suffered cuts and bruises when a buggy was struck on the New Holland Pike a half mile east of Bareville. Warren Rohrer of Lancaster driving the car took them to Dr Harold E Stauffer Bareville for treatment before returning home. Rohrer said a truck coming from the opposite direction forced him near the buggy causing the upset.
In Gordonville R 1 Sally Ann Stoltzfus fourteen months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stoltzfus, was admitted to Lancaster General Hospital with a fractured skull after being trampled by a runaway horse. Her mother, holding the child, attempted to clear the path for a second horse when both horses suddenly moved. The mother and the other child escaped injury.
The procession idol Jaggernaut faced collapse as a heavy Segoe scar statue toppled, crushing worshippers who prostrated before it. Casualties and injuries reported among the devout during the rites.
Market prices list at New Holland shows wheat 985 corn 783 hay 113 straw 10 potatoes 60 butter 15 28 Egg prices listed as brown 22 and white 23 with egg grade labels noted.
An item notes that colonial style rooms require damask silk or satin draperies with sheer ceiling curtains in certain fabrics. It adds a historical fact that Catherine the Great wore the longest train at her 1762 coronation, measuring 225 feet and needing 0 train bearers.
The New York City Police Department has six German shepherd dogs assigned to patrol a precinct. Training takes about 18 months to prepare a dog for police work.
The Journal of the National Education Association reports that about one quarter of failures in elementary schools stem from not reading well. The finding highlights reading proficiency as a key factor in student success.
A claim that rubbing a freshly cut Brazil nut kernel over scratches removes white streaks and marks from furniture. depressions remain but oil may lessen the appearance.
The Home for Orphans of Odd Fellows in Philadelphia on Ogonts and Chelten Avenues hosts its annual Reunion Day with a three evening Lawn Party and a 4:30 p.m. supper on Saturday June 28. Guests graduates and friends of the Home from the Southeastern District of Pennsylvania will attend, with attendees from Adams to York counties.
Abraham M M Horst and wife transfer tract in Earl Township to Anna M Martin for ten thousand dollars. Allen H Weaver and others convey a two third interest in two tracts in Earl Township to Emma Z Weaver.
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