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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
1
Large crowds fill the new church edifice as Bishop William McBell and Dr JA lead morning, afternoon, and evening services. The church is praised as one of the finest in the state.
Dedication week follows the June 24 opening of the United Brethren church at West Main and Diller. The 108 by 60 foot brown sandstone and brick edifice seats about 1200 with seven classrooms around a balcony. Bishop Bell and Rev. Leiter led sermons. the Moller pipe organ, stained glass windows, and remodeled old church contribute to a modern, fully lit and heated structure costing about 55000.
Shorty Miller led New Holland with four hits and three runs as he powered a 11,103 crowd through a tight clash. Hillians suffered injuries including a sprained ankle to their star and a near-miss for Fishburn after a pebble caused a tough bound.
On Monday week Harry Yaundt of West Main Street in this borough was injured while unloading hay at Amos Manitin’s barn west of New Holland. A rope on a big hook snapped as it pulled a load, sending him head first to the barn floor and causing a deep gash above the forehead. He received medical attention and is improving.
A brief notice notes a stock of palm beach circuits in regular and stout sizes now available for inspection. The message signs off with S. Rubinson.
J C Henninger a furniture dealer in New Holland receives a surprise prize from a Lancaster newspaper ad campaign led by Miss New Era a young promoter who travels 13 miles to deliver a $10 check to him. The event is framed as a persuasive example of the ad campaign and its local impact.
Harris Bros and Co advertise 5000 yards of dry goods valued at 26c per yard on sale for 10c per yard. The notice urges quick purchase as the sale will last only a few days.
The New Zelland High School Alumni Association held its annual picnic at Martins Mill on Wednesday June 20 drawing about twenty five members. Some left at 2 30 to spend the afternoon at the grove where a brief shower and wind storm had many predicting poor weather but no rain fell and attendees enjoyed games bathing and a fine Weiner Roast in the evening.
Wide range of over 250 men’s suites plus union suits in light and dark colors offered by Harris Bros and Co. Competitive city store assortment highlighted.
N F Gutekuns longtime Cash Store proprietor on West Main Street notes a clerk from the local post office has for several weeks moved from his old residence to the house owned by Dr Piersol on East Main Street.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ames of West Main street in the borough are receiving well wishers after the arrival of a bouncing baby boy last Saturday.
Miss Ruth Garman of Denver will open a music studio at the New Holland House in Groff’s parlor. She will be there from 9 a m to 5 p m every Wednesday and can be reached at 528 B, Denver, for arrangements.
Notice limits sale of all kinds of fireworks to July 3 and July 4 with explosive use approved only on July 4 by order of Burgess R N Bowers.
Lancaster firm Gehman Brothers reorganizes a business arrangement titled Byentaliat Watt and Shand. The notice references regional operations in Lancaster Pennsylvania and signals a shift in partnership roles and branding within the local market.
Dr. H A Weller president of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania delivered a masterly sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church praising six months of achievements. He cited a renewed vitality in the congregation and a paid debt oversubscribed by 1200 90 dollars.
William Harner at Harner's Theatre proclaims eight top line features for the next eight weeks in New Holland. The lineup includes Brawn of the North with Strong Heart the dog, Tolerable David, The Silent Call, Skin Deep, Penrod, The Half Breed western, Hurricane Gal and a sea epic. Each night may feature a Snub Pollard Keaton or a Gang comedy as a preface.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Harris Bros and cooling assistive goods for men. Names and specifics are unclear, but record implies a sale or advertisement of cooling products.
Regular meeting of the Liberty Fire Company is scheduled for Wednesday evening July 11 following a rescheduled July 4 event. Officials advise attendees to note the changed date and time.
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