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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
5
Priority ruling opens with an order to accept future deliveries for listed units including 10 x 12 ft brooder houses 8 shedtype shelters and more. ads show farms in Morgantown Gordonville New Holland Intercourse and New Holland area offering vehicles plants supplies and services with contact details and line items.
A large list of used vehicles is offered by AARRY'R BITZER at 710 N Prince St. The inventory includes numerous 1940s to 1949 models such as Dodge, Pontiac, Plymouth, Buick, Chevrolet, Ford, Packard, Oldsmobile and more. Many entries note four door sedans, cabriolets, station wagons, and pickup or panel trucks with condition notes like new tires or repairs.
A sequence of June to July 1944 auction notices lists estates, real estate, farm equipment, and household goods in Intercourse, Cambridge Honey Brook East Earl Spangler’s Mill and other areas with sale times, terms, and auctioneers including Kling Audt and Steller.
One Black Poland China shoat 100 pounds seeks buyer Rebecca E Kauffman New Holland R 1 Pa. Second hand buggy gears top buggy life new apply Josiah L Beiler Gordonville B 1 Pa Chevrolet Truck in good condition T license 6 by 10 stake body phone Strasburg ERBENSHADE Turkey Farm Banks R 1 Pa drop leaf tables sinks glass cupboards dishes chests and old items wanted high cash price Hinden 10th Soudersburg Pa Bar Corn phone Strasburg 3211 ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM Ranks B 1 Pa
Swarf tobacco plants noted at Esbenshade Turkey Farm operated by R. 1 Pa with contact via phone Strasburg 3211.
Store listings at Hahnstown near Bergstrasse promote new mattresses from a Reading maker and studio couches with pre war springs. Offered are rugs, crib beds, play yards, furniture, and a Used Furniture section with roll top bedroom suites, tables, chairs, stoves, and appliances. Listings include D Earl Barr and W Levi P Kauffman in Honey Brook PA.
Letters of administration issued to C. R. Weaver for the estate of Hen User late of East Earl Township Lancaster Co Pa. Debts should be paid promptly and all claims presented for settlement to the administrator in New Holland Pa. Amos E Burkholder Attorney reports.
Lancaster Livestock Market sale notices list property in East Earl Township and farm equipment from Winter Quarters Farm and others. Jurors for two court terms are announced with details of grand, petit, and common pleas jurors from area townships.
An industry ad invites applicants to join Man for Industrial Health Accident and Life Insurance. No experience needed as training is provided and workers are paid while learning. Age 85 to 48 are noted as preferred ranges with a weekly minimum salary. Call 780 R 18 for interview.
The document records granted letters naming Samuel L Stoltzfus administrator of Samuel Stoltzfus Jr of Leacock Township Velma I Seifred administratrix of Sallie E Seifred late of Lititz Harry E Bender executor of Susan F P Snider late of East Earl Township listing multiple estate proceedings and parties involved.
Seek license to wed Henry L Zeigler of 118 Crystal Street Lancaster and Ruth Mae Rymer of Gordonville. Also listed are Charles Wealand of Sheridan R1 and Eva N Redcay of New Holland R1.
Letters testamentary granted to the undersigned. All creditors asked to pay promptly and present claims to Wm. C. Storb, Executor, residing at Talmage, Pa. This notice serves to settle the estate and requests prompt action from interested parties.
Market prices paid for produce at New Holland listing Wheat 1.60 oats 0.90 corn 1.245 hay 25 straw 22 butter 0.40 to 0.45 eggs white 2.0 brown 2.6 Allentown Band performs at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Sunday School Picnic in Terre Hill starting 7:00 p.m. Saturday July 8, 1944.
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