Subscription rates and mailing instructions in print
The note lists one year subscription at 1.25 and advance payment terms. It mentions several rates in cents and months, with a rigid advance policy. Office hours are shown as 6:45 to 7:30 evenings and Saturdays until 8. Address mail to The Ocarion, New fronland, noting potential delays if misaddressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janke
Sunacriprion
Ocarion
Newfronland
Gcarton
New Holland R. B. No.8
Coming Events in Local Communities This Summer
A series of social and festival notices list events across towns. Strawberry social at Zeltenreich's church on Saturday June 26. Goodville Fire Company festival Saturday June 2. Malta Band festival at den on New Holland turnpike Saturday June 26. Children's Day service at Mt. Tabor Bandas school Sunday evening June. Blue Ball Fire Company Festival Saturday July 3. Ringgold Band from Reading to perform. 22nd annual festival by F P A Council No 640 in Intercourse Saturday July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeltenreich’s
Goodville
Goodvile Fire Company
Malta Band
Den
New Holland
Mt. Tabor
California
U.B
Bentley Huffert
Churchtown
John W. Spotts
Peter Shirk
Fred Miller
Hoyer Spotts
John Spotts
John W
Henry M. Sensenig
Terre HI
Jos
John M. Stoltzfus
Sunny Side
George Good
Emily
Fone
Dodge
John Hoyer
Plowville
Morgantown
Center Church
B. G. Welder
Parkesburg Iron Co
IP. Our S. of A. the Improvement Society
The
Memorial Society
Blaine Shirk
Mr. Shirk
Weaver’s Mill
Blue Ball
Terre Hill
Church Directory Highlights Local Congregations and Services
The directory lists pastors and service times for several churches in the New Holland area. It notes Rev. M. Mountz at Mountz church with Bible school at 9 30 a m and main service at 10 35 a m, plus evening programs and Sunday schools at neighboring parishes under Rev. C G Bachman and Rev. C E Retten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
C. G. Bachman
St. Stéphen
Zeltenreich
New Honuanp
M. E
E. J. Harshberver
Leola
Epworth League
Cedar Grove
Local residents share visits for birthdays and weekly gatherings
Amos Hershey honored his brother John Hershey and wife and Miss Eben Kauffman of Lancaster for a birthday last Thursday. Several Lancaster guests visited relatives in Gordonville and Gap. Mrs. Rosenberry and son Daniel from Franklin county stopped by the Frank Rosenberry family. Mr. Morton's arm and face were burned in a shop explosion. Dr. Hershey attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hershey
John Hershey
Eben Kauffman
Lancaster
Abram Denlinger
Abram Eby
Henry Denlinger
John Sweigart
Rosenberry
Daniel
Franklin County
Frank Rosenberry
Harry Hartman
M. Groff
Harry Miller
Park Prubaker
Tancaster
R. K. Lindsay
G. C. Lindsay
Anna Bpent
Wm. Morton
Gap
Morton
Herghey
Willis Erb
Soudersburg
Phares
Charles Miller
Harry ‘Miller
Paradise
James Miller
Brubaker
Park Brubaker
Eaman
Leanian
John Shirk
Peter Shirk
Lttle
Elizabeth
Adam Sweigarts
S. G. Sweigarts
Dan A
Henry Stoltzfus
J. M. Kurtz
Wm. Temmon
Honey Brool
Levi Martins
Moses Zimmermans
Martin Shirks
Adam Sweigart
Groffdale Mennonite Church
M. Isaac Nott
Reidenbarh
Ovent
Samuel Nott
Christ Sanders
Levi Martin
Reuben Shirks
California area notes and community updates from June
California area notes cover church events, renovations, and farm work. Community mentions include Sensenig and Spotts families, tobacco and hay crops, road repairs at Mt Shiloh, and a bicycle theft resolved by Blaine Shirk. Local gatherings feature Morgantown services and Center church picnic plans with band performances.
Visitors from Reading and Redison Gather in Our Village
The article lists visitors including Mr and Mrs Clement Parlaman Mr and Mrs David Tobias Miss Hannah Ahrens Karry Weaver from Reading and Mr and Mrs Daniel Brassman and daughter Anna from Redison. It notes journeys to Israel Weaver's and details on local residents and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Weaver
Clement Parlaman
David Tobias
Hannah Ahrens
Karry Weaver
Reading
Daniel Brassman
Anna
Redison
B. W. ‘Witmer
Reinhold
Denver
John Bowman
Edward Halligan
Philadelphia
Clem Yohn
John Stoltzfus
Maxwell's Hill School
John Gabel
Chester County
Bergstrasse Lutheran Sunday School Annual Picnic
The Bergstrasse Lutheran Sunday School announces its annual picnic on July 31 with music by the Denver Band. Children’s Day exercises were held Sunday afternoon with all participants rendering their parts well, aided by Harry Hammond of Ephrata on violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sensenig
Lancaster
Spest
Stauffer Diehm
Ida McCarty
John McCarty
This
Bareville
William McCarty
Oliver Simmons
Elam Reiter
George Fair
Philadelphia
Cloyd Acker
Mae Miller
Reading
William Acker
Bergstrasse Lutheran ‘Sunday School
Denver
Bergstrasse Lutheran Sunday School
Harry Hammond
Ephrata
Abram Zeiser
Blue ‘Ball
Samuel Bowman
Warren Correll
John
Heller’s Church
Harry Diehrp
Jacob Messner
Emblems Awarded to 36 000 Scouts for Liberty Loan Service
The treasury department plans to award emblems to about 36 000 scouts in recognition of their service in the Liberty Loan campaign. Officers emphasize the awards will mark wartime contributions and subscriptions as part of the national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
W. W. Stauffer Paints Drug Store Woodwork
W. W. Stauffer painted the wood work of his drug store. Attend the Civic Association meeting next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stauffer
The
Civic Association
Rural sale notices advertise livestock at multiple Lancaster County venues
Auction items include horses cows chickens and farming implements at Pequea Presbyterian Church Salisbury Township events by George M Diem H Hershey WED June 30 interlude at Travelers Rest Hotel featuring cows fat stock and delis by Sieh D Kling and partners plus a sale at Styer House Holland and nearby markets listing Durham springers and Chena Co consignments by Harry Be Wolf N Stoner and Snavely. another community sale advertised at Styer yards Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pequea Presbyterian Church
Salsbury Township
George M. Diem
H. Hershey
Traveler’s
Intercourse
Sieh &. Div V
Kling
Eagle
Lancaster
Lebanon
Durham
Harry
Wolf
Stoner
Land Tract Expanded From Five Acres to 262 Acres
The notice describes a land expansion from 5 acres to 262 acres along a plantation or estate boundary. It references framing, sheds, meadow and water features. The document appears to outline parcels and potential enhancements or divisions for agricultural use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarion Printing House
New Holland, Pa
C. R. Martin
Gho. H. Rance
Church Directory
Uniren Baevores
C. E. Retten
New Holland— Bible School
Ranch's Bible School
Holy Communion
United Brethren
M.Y., Fridinger
Society
Mt.Tabor
Menyonitet Caenen
Weaverland Conference
Weaverland
Bowmansyville
Oman
Cauncen
W. E. White
Css
St. Clements
Gordonville
Scott Gehman
Charles Houck
Hunter Sleichter
Morris .Kieffer
Near Honey Trook
Edwin Weitz
Mary
Hilda Patton
Henry Hillard
Isaac Means
John Boley
James Sando
Near Cedar Lane
Frank Gibson
Susan Supplee
Near. Harmony
Elkton
Scott ‘Gehman
Overly
Green. Bank
Myers
Entertain
O.we ‘Edwards
Dorothy
Audrey
Brank
Raymond Stirk
Celia Coffrath
Edward Sheaeffer
Red Wells
Shirktown
Hinkletown
Ise
the Donovan
Harner’s Theatre
Africa
Ind
Amos R. Good
Goodville, Penna
Ford
Buick
Overland
Garland
I. W
W. G. Stauffer
Tad
Phan
Horace Stauffer
Ikoe
Musselman
Bros. New
Holland, PA
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Broodere
Askensing
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