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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
5
Descriptions invite readers to contact Mrs. Samuel E. Fisher for crocheting and tatting, plus offerings of stove wood 1 to 4 dollars per load and bean poles 2 to 3 cents each in bulk. Also promoted are sharpening services, grinding, plow shares, and sale of tobacco and garden plants by Levi K. Smoker in Rank s R D 1 Pennsylvania.
A surprise miscellaneous shower was hosted at Miss Marguerite Kochel's Blue Ball home honoring her upcoming marriage to Rev. Raymond Shantz of Shamokin on June 23. Guests included Mrs. John Buyers, Mrs. Mary Lincoln, Mrs. M. O. Singer, and many others who offered gifts and refreshments.
Advertises willing buyers pay top market prices for calves. Appeals to producers seeking cash payment.
Letters Testamentary on said estate granted to the undersigned require all indebted parties to pay promptly and any persons with claims or demands against the estate to present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned. 624/61
At Vintage Williamstown Pennsylvania on the Lincoln Highway East a sale begins at 7 30 p m every Friday selling fancy dairy cows hogs 1800 baby chicks with dealers invited and buyers available for anything brought in. Special attention given to dealers and a market for high grade TB tested Springers.
The article traces early 18th century roads across the Weber and Diffenderfer plantations, describing how the Mill and Meeting House road linked mills, worship sites, and markets to New Holland and Terre Hill. It notes adjustments in 1795 and 1816, the shift of roadbeds, and that both plantations lost family names, with current descendants remaining only on the Weber plot.
R N Bowers long career spansGrammar school start in 1903 and teaching across Martindale and New Holland. He served as post office assistant, held civic roles, and remained active in church and fraternal activities while pursuing gardening, sports, and fishing as hobbies.
Market activity largely suspended as cattle shows drew buyers away. Beef steers and slaughter classes hold firm while stockers and calves show mixed movement. Hogs steady with receipts including 86 head from St Paul and 800 head from nearby lots. Prices listed by weight and class for steers heifers cows bulls vealers and feeder cattle alongside feed and farm item quotes.
Having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment. Undersigned residing at Narvon R. D. 1 Pa.
Regular sale at the Morgantown Sales Floor features furniture dry goods fruit and more. Auctioneer John L Halligan oversees the event scheduled for Friday evening July 1 1932.
J. C. Henninger was elected vice president of the State Funeral Directors Association at a meeting last Friday in Lancaster. Weekend highlights include the laying of the United Brethren church cornerstone and a Caernarvon township Welsh settlement anniversary at Bangor Episcopal Church with speakers B. C. Atlee and H. Frank Eshleman.
Mr and Mrs H C Wanner of East Earl return from travel to Durham NC and Washington DC. They accompanied Eleanor Wanner Kathryn Wilde Margaret Graybill and Gladys Sullivan who are enrolled as students at Duke University Summer School.
June 25 Carnival of Akron Volunteer Fire Company on Main Street between Ninth and Eleventh. July 9 Festival at Intercourse by Intercourse Council No. 650 Fraternal Patriotic Americans. July 16 Festival of the Bareville Fire Company at Rufus Groff field with music by the New Holland Boys Band. July 23 Liberty Fire Company Festival on ballpark grounds in New Holland. August 20 Annual Legion Festival at New Holland by Conestoga Post No. 662.
Amos J. Mull of Voganville and Mary H. King of Leacock Township obtain licenses to wed in a formal civil ceremony as recorded by local authorities. The notice confirms both parties meet legal requirements and the union is authorized by the township clerk.
The Sweigart family gathers for the eighteenth annual reunion at Lititz Springs Park Lititz Pa on Saturday June 25 with a 2 pm program featuring songs solos recitations and a farce titled The Try Outs The Lancaster county branch directs this year’s events following a bid rotation with Berks county and includes multiple family members in the acts and presentations.
A Lancaster jury acquitted Floyd H. Evans, former teller of the closed Lancaster Trust Company, of embezzlement linked to the disappearance of 7500 dollars. Prosecutors had charged he helped move 35000 in deposits before the bank closed on January 11. Evans testified he did not take the money.
The East Pennsylvania annual serence of the Church of the Brethren in Christ Summer Assembly met at Mt Gretna from midweek to the following Sunday. Rev. J. Jones D D of Annville presided at all sessions.
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