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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
8
The New Helland Lutheran team beat Bird in-Hand Methodist on Wednesday evening by 16 to 11. The local lineup produced twenty-six hits with Millrian Seifred pitching and three extra-base hits by Seifred and Richwine.
Reports from fur dealers in Pennsylvania show the 1931 32 season yielded large catches including 466,188 muskrats 295,168 skunks 125,336 opossums 11,358 weasels 21,608 raccoons 10 80 minks 3,150 red foxes 5,000 gray foxes and 122 wild cats taken by state trappers.
I. M. Sterb Sr transfers a lot on Conestoga Street New Holland to Lena Hertzop. Willis Bo and Annie M. Girvin of Leola transfer a tract in Leola to Mabel G Viola M and Emma F Kurtz all of Leola for 800 dollars.
In the Tri-County League the first half ends tied as New Holland and Palmyra split weekend games. Saturday New Holland beat West Lawn 5 to 4 behind Tiny Brunner’s three hits including a home run and Benny Baxter’s two base hit in the 10th inning. Sunday West Lawn defeated New Holland 5 to 4 in twelve innings with Baxter and Scoop Graeff totaling four hits for New Holland.
The Summer Session at Millersville State Teachers College opens next Monday with reduced boarding rates from forty eight to forty two dollars. A thirty dollar contingent fee and a two dollar activity fee cover remaining expenses. Many teachers seek the Bachelor of Science degree to improve standing, and inquiries suggest strong enrollment. The campus features trees flowers shrubbery and a lake with four broods of mallard ducklings. Living on campus makes attendance feel like a vacation with entertaining events planned.
Mr and Mrs Joshua Stoltzfus of Elverson announce the birth of a son at 7 26 am last Thursday at Lancaster General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Abram Herr of Banks announce the birth of a daughter at 6 14 am Wednesday at Lancaster General Hospital.
The Coatesville post office will move to a new building next week announced by Postmaster Norman Baily. A memorial marker dedication for Honorable Simon B. Elliott occurs today at the State Forest camp near the Clearfield Nursery, aligning with the Pennsylvania Forestry Association summer meeting in Clearfield. The Feast of Roses at Zion Lutheran Manheim combines with the church renovation rededication led by Rev. J. F. Knittle. The Witmer Bridge at Lancaster’s eastern entrance opened last Thursday after six months of construction.
Leola resident Second Lieutenant Joseph R Ranch has been ordered to report to Fort Ringgold Texas on June 30 He is currently stationed with the 4th Cavalry at Fort Meade South Dakota.
Sue W. Kurtz is named executrix for the estate of David S. Kurtz of Salisbury Township. The filing designates her as the estate administrator and outlines basic duties in the probate notice.
The New Holland Juniors lost two games over the weekend. Saturday they fell 9 to 4 to the Sixth Ward Travelers in Lancaster despite outhitting the opponent, with errors contributing to the defeat. Sunday’s 4 to 3 extra innings setback to Paradise featured a pitchers duel between Walt Kauffman and Lichty, driving 28 total strikeouts.
New Holland and Palmyra end the 1933 Tri County first half tied, arranging a three game playoff set to begin Saturday at Palmyra. Game two is Sunday at the local field, with a potential third game on Saturday July 1.
The New Holland Archery Club organized last Friday at the New Holland House. Temporary president and treasurer is Paul Sen senig, secretary William Stoner. Dues are $1.00, age 12 and up. All genders welcome. Target practice Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Willow Brook Bathing Pool grounds. bows and arrows provided for beginners.
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