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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

2

Harding to Cut Budget for 1924 Faces Tough Year

President Harding congratulated federal financiers on a 200 million dollar surplus and announced continued cuts in 1924. He praised the $256 million drop in ordinary expenditures and urged further retrenchment as the new fiscal year begins with deficits and new efficiency drives.

Washington Ilag Harding Department Gente Bureau Buss- Derr Spusiness ‘Organization Hia Congress

Funeral costs rise as undertakers face tighter inspections

Ira Burton president of the Funeral Directors Association said nine undertakers are ready for each person amid a claim that too many are in the industry. He cited 26 general directors in the United States and 63 deaths a day as context for stricter board licensing scrutiny.

Eira Ira Burton Aol

Fragmentary Prospect of Prohibition Enforcement Debate

An OCR like snippet hints at a debate on youth innocence and forgiveness, a mayoral conference, and a rejected resolution. It mentions Buffalo, Governor Smith, and repeal of prohibition enforcement measures. The text is heavily garbled and unfinished.

Music Studio and Estate Services in New Holland

Mary E. Davis offers music lessons on organ and piano at 337 E Main St New Holland Pa with a studio near Brimmer Avenue and the Academy Conservatory of Music Lancaster Pa. Justice of the Peace H Styer handles settlement of estates wills deeds and mortgages real estate loans and insurance and collection agent also offers special automobile insurance and is agent for Penn Township Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance. Office closes Saturday and after 530 pm hours. Independent Telephone service listed.

Brimmer Avenue New Holland Near Academy Conservatory of Music Lancaster de H. Styer West Main St Penn Township Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Company

Legal notices for Lancaster and Gap offices

City Office s N Duke St Lancaster Pa Country Office Gap Pa Tuesday Thursday and Saturday weeks other days by appointment Writing of deeds mortgages wills and estate settlement matters in Lancaster court proceedings and all justice of the peace related work performed under law.

Attonrney-At-Law Omce North Duke Street Lancaster S. N Duke St Gap Justice of the Peace

Notary Public Serves Goopviute Area Estates

Notary public offers services in Goopviute Pennsylvania with attention to estate settlements conveyances real estate deeds mortgages wills clerking sales applications for automobile licenses and fire insurance agency representation for Penn Township. Local inquiries invited by phone.

Spring Garden Kinzer Dodds Lititz Agricultural Co Goopviute Penn Township Fire Insurance Company Ind

Lancaster Automobile Club Holds Wakefield Meeting

The June Lancaster Automobile Club meeting at Wakefield drew a large crowd with ninety six new members. July gathering planned for Manheim on the third Friday. The club launched a road safety campaign urging obeying traffic laws and cautious driving at intersections and curves. Committees formed to push highway improvements and a stronger motorist organization amid talks on safety and current local ordinances.

Lancaster Automobile Club D. Feigee State Highway Department Gable J. Clayton Gresuch Fulton Township Charles Preston Little Britain Charles W. Eaby D. F. Magee J. G. Forney Washingtonboro Oregon United Motorists Columbia

Farm Notes on Moisture-Corn Orchard Thinning and Wheat

Moisture-corn cultivation helps weed control and moisture conservation. drought favors best growth. Orchard thinning aims for high quality fruit by balancing energy during development, done after shucks shed on peaches and after June drop on apples. Milk losses from souring can be reduced by cold storage and stirring. thermometer monitoring is advised. Pennsylvania State College reports Pennsylvania 44 wheat yields five bushels more per acre, with over 50,000 acres planted since 1919.

Pennsylvania ’ State’ Collége Pennsylvania State College Pennsyl

Blue Ball observes Children's Day with joy program

The Blue Ball U B Church held Sunday evening services titled The Time of Joy featuring recitations by Helen Witmer Elsie Asner Kathryn Overly Merine Gehman and many others. Mary Kurtz celebrated her 70th birthday with a dinner and guests from nearby towns attended a surprise birthday for Rush. Local families and friends joined Rev W Brendle Rev John Buyers and Rev Boyers in social gatherings and refreshments followed.

Ranch U. B Helen Witmer Elsie Asner Kathryn Overly Merine Gehman Florice Rodman Evelyn Seldomridge Lester Purnier Erna Wallace Stella Haas Helen Longenecker Dorothy Witman Florence Kelehner Erma Diem Ethed Usner Anna Hilliard Allan Ranch Lester Hauck Mary Kurtz Brendle Denver Martin Sensenig I. G. Mohler Helen Mohler Stevens James Byler Reading C. R. Gehr Hanna Patton Honeybrook Abram Weaver Usner Florence Kechner East Earl Jonathan Shirk Elam Martin Stella Martin Elam Martin, Jr Frances Weaver Mary Oberholzer Geo. C. Rutt Mattle Rutt Maria Wenger Blue Ball Charles Rush John Buyers Ferndale Farm Icedale Chester County The Missionary Society Ladies Aid Society Westminister Guild Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church Lila Buyers Mrs. Boyers Floyd Boyer Brownstown J. J. Highs Luther Diller Lancaster Mary Diller Abram Warner F. W. Warner Carpenter Martin Talmage F. M. Stauffer

Hinkletown Social Notes Include Picnics and Visits

Hinkletown families and relatives from Reamstown Ephrata and Reading visit over weekends. The Hinkletown Union Sunday School plans a Rocky Springs Lancaster picnic on Saturday June 23. Community members share tales of hunting golf balls and old fashion attire amid small town chatter.

Scott Treisch Corn Robert Carolina ‘Treisch Reamstown Peter Treisch Clarence Martin Pauline Alberta John W. Gehr Harry Samuel David Horst Aaron’ Horst Ruth Lester

Poetic fragments from a wartime Vale of Peace

Fragmentary verse speaks of ancestral vale and balm for human ills. It hints at peace after war with lines about God smiling, wives plowing, and scarce men. The voice invokes resilience and recovery beyond conflict.

Pennsylvania News in Briefs from the State

Various late 19th or early 20th items from Pennsylvania news briefs. Notes on a hospital dedication, a fatal scaffold fall, a moonshine explosion death, legal suits, road tree protection, religious college hires, school diploma triplets, and multiple court sentences and fines. Includes names such as Joseph Novak, Charles Porter, and Elmer Spahr.

Lewistown Qiopammabari Howard Hill Ots Miulton Unitea Zion Homie Lititz Charles D. Stoneburner Wrightsville Luther Mainsberg Yao W. Gc.heffper Philadelphia North Lima Chile Thiel College Greenville Stuart Lethert Hildeggade Westfall Engelman Reservoir Reading Douglass and Charles Elmer Porter Fairmont W. Va Bonnie Callahan Ethel Fortney Morals Court Pittsburgh Virginian Gormanl Springfield Highway Department Forestry Department English Stuart Joseph Karlow Duryea Scranton Alexander Delinsky Elmer Spahr York Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre Inlets Sons of Mra. A Dre J. B. Richey McKeesport George B. Badinger Dune Beslan United’ States Istrict Wyamsport Maky Glen Rock Til’ Nery Snear George Martyn Baltimore Atlanta’ Penitentiary Henry Townsend Washington, D.G Atlanta “Penitentiary Thormas Hi. Smith Catonaville Mds Baltimore County Harl Soser Glen Bo Jally Andi Hymee John Cell Don Pa Oes Bal O.theophel Red Lion

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