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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
5
Stenographer sought for general office work in a compact notice. Auto cleaning service offers wax, satisfaction guaranteed, $3 per car. Myer M. Groff and others advertise housework, plants, eggs, and wood-working outfits. Multiple addresses in Pennsylvania towns listed with contact details.
Kennett Legion presents Arabian Nights pageant with fountains display at Longwood on June 21 22 23 25 26 and 27 at 9 00 pm DS T follow listing details
The celebrated magician Fu Ling Yu and Co present stage illusions in Terre Hill with the Terre Hill High School graduates backing the event. Features include The Great Cabinet Production Shooting Through a Human Being and other feats. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 5 cents for children under 12.
The piece notes a drumfish catch of forty eight and a half pounds with the head at eight and a half pounds, and mentions Harold seeking credit. Victor Kling of Inter-Course advocates a community hall near the fishing grounds to rest sportsmen from New Holland and nearby areas.
St Stephen Church notes that next Sunday is the last for its Reformed Church in the United States affiliation. The General Synod session closes Tuesday and the new Evangelical and Reformed Church convenes Wednesday in Cleveland, Ohio. Pastor will speak Sunday on “The Reformed Church in retrospect.” He attends the Synod’s final session as a Lancaster Classis delegate.
The Constant Workers Class of Trinity Lutheran church met Tuesday evening in the Parish House social room. Hostesses were Misses Helen and Mary Becker and Mrs. Arthur Ames. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ivo Brenneman’s home in Blue Ball.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Anna Asner's home in East Earl. Miss Pearl Wallace led the program, with the hymn My Faith Looks Up to Thee sung and Miss Margaret Ranck reading Scripture verses. Mrs. Hiram Overly offered prayer. The roll was taken.
A report notes people responding to a call and the hymn Im a Child of a King. It covers sentiments expressed and addresses topics of the day in a reflective program.
Lancaster livestock market reports steady demand for good fat steers and stockers with slower grades. Calves hogs and sheep show varied activity. receipts include 502 cattle 115 calves 121 hogs and 92 sheep. Wedding notices for Amanda Newswanger and Esther Swope noted.
Miss Anna C. Stauffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Waynetauffer Goodville and Ivan A Shirk son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shirk of this borough wed in Center church near Terre Hill Couples exchanged rings in a blue silk lace gown ceremony Rev W Scott Brindle officiated Bridesmaid Mrs Hazel Ray Lancaster attended groom Dr George Youngman Manheim served as best man Alvin Stauffer and Ira Shirk were ushers A piano recital preceded the reception at the bride’s home the Shirk couple now reside at 211 Brimmer Avenue
Miss Esther M Sauder and Harry F Springer of Manor township united in marriage at the Bridgeville Evangelical Congregational parsonage with Rev Amos H Groff officiating. The couple, unattended, left on a wedding trip to Luray Caverns and other southern points.
Groff C. Scott Groff of Gordonville and Miss Eleanora M. Killian of Gap married Saturday at the home of Rev. D. G. Glass 327 North Lime street Lancaster. Attendants were Miss Ruth M. Miller and Samuel F. Mast. The newlyweds will reside in Gap.
The Kennett Legion Pageant Opens Last Evening June 2 at Losgweed Open Air Theatre. Six performances feature a large Arabian Nights style cast including Sultans Grand Vizier Scheherazade Sinbad and many groups with 25 fifteen scenes and mime numbers. Tickets and location noted as Kennett Legion Bales phone and Box 1 Kesrets Square.
Miss Addie Glass and J Earl Dunlap of Pottstown Pa were married at 10 Saturday morning in the parsonage of Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church by Rev John M Buyers. The ring ceremony was used and birth announcements follow in the report.
Letters testamentary granted to the undemucn ed. all persons indebted there to are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the estate must present them without delay for settlement. Clayton HL Wendord Amos E. Burghider Attorney.
Large lot of wagons harness and tools to be sold at rear of the Eagle Hotel under management of Z Martin. Auction by John L Halligan with sale date set for Saturday July 21 1054 Ab Bers te Lecwase or anty i Paya fe te OF orb att Pees ay oat drow SS 7 Verag es FLOR Noe 4 Vor Rows Nuet.
A brief item notes a person returning to Miami Florida after a speed run in a month away from home. No additional names or places are clear in the readable text.
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