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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
4
Farmers urged to drink and use milk fully citing bone building benefits and export needs. Advocates include guidance for children and adults to consume whole milk skimmed milk and buttermilk, stressing not to waste milk but to save it for transportable food overseas.
A home front message urges stay at home citizens to back soldiers by buying War Savings Stamps on or before June 28. It explains loans rather than gifts, details a four percent rate compounded quarterly, and stresses keeping essentials while aiding the government’s wartime needs.
In Hatville and nearby communities, families including Stoltzfus Beiler Renno and Buckwalter groups gathered for Sunday and Monday visits. Several residents from Intercourse Paradise Center Church Potts town New Holland Denver Diller ville Lititz and Ohio traveled or hosted guests with multiple relatives noted among the social rounds.
A local meeting urged strict coal rations until September 1 with penalties for dealers and households hoarding. Speakers urged summer oil or wood use, and warned against using coal in tobacco cellars or threshing engines unless wood endangers barns. Community effort to prevent a coal famine for troops, trains, and allies. KB. Roseboro named chairman of New Holland area coal committee to inform residents and avert winter shortages.
Rev B G Welder led English services at Swartzville on Sunday. The funeral of Mrs John Trostle was held Saturday with services and interment at Swartzville. Rev Heffner officiated. Local residents visited Fontanna and Gouglersville areas, and many attended the Stevens festival Saturday night.
Beartown residents and relatives from Center Lancaster and York traveled to visit family over the weekend. Families including the Gehman Everhart Cicely Kutz Cauller Stauffer and others enjoyed gatherings with grandparents and siblings in multiple towns.
Miss Mabel I. Bare and Eli S. Rohrer wed at the Bare home with Rev. Claude O Dieroff officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Anna Swope and best man Guy Rohrer attended as ferns and roses adorned the setting. Separately, James F. Conneran and Mary E. Neal were married at Colwyn Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Robert Kerr with bouquets of roses and a pink crepe de chine gown.
In Angkor Thom the ruined capital of the Khmer, Angkor Wat stands amid jungle and crumbling walls. The temple once a Brahma shrine shows tales of gods and beasts on walls as visitors wade through a green flood, entering past Bayon towers to a faded grandeur.
Attendees fill Graffdale Mennonite church for weekday Bible conference. John P. Witmer drove a transformer to Philadelphia for Tri County Electric. freight embargo prevented acceptance. Ivan Sensenig called to Camp Jackson South Carolina. residents urge letters. Edna Witmer visited uncle Elam Steffy and aided berry work. Harry W Sensenich improving fences and yards. Lizzie Troop traveled with Amies Witmer to Ephrata. she suffered cramps but is recovering at home.
A noseless low capacity water pump is detailed with a 500 RPM motor humming at ten feet distance. It supports belt drive and can be used with either gun or pressure tank systems via an ic cock.
The Chinook salmon, once scarcely known commercially seventy to seventy five years ago, is today one of the world’s most important food fishes. It is sold in sealed cans in nearly every market and includes the blue back closely allied to its spawning form.
The annual commencement at Millersville State Bonne School took place on Wednesday. Officials reported the event as a success with graduates awarded degrees and certificates amid a formal ceremony.
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