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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
5
Miss Simpson, daughter of Mary Rohirt Simpson, wed at church Saturday. The couple, after the ceremony at the par ents home, planned a reception then departed for New York and a short stay in the Barat Jalands region.
Chautauqua members led by Misa Evelyn Roseboro enjoyed an eight outing on Monday June 18 at the Maria Kinzer quarry along the State road to Hill Crest. The group played games and had lunch after, with Roseboro inviting all children to future meetings held at the focal school grounds and announced through the Clarion.
ANGSTADTS Harness Trunk and Bag Store in Ephrata Pa promotes wear resistant harnesses fly nets and fly spray. Harris Bross & Co advertises ladies and children furnishings white skirts silk stockings and children's stockings with an excelent assortment.
Miss Elizabeth Russell daughter of Mrs Mary Russell of town graduated from Columbia High School last week as an honor student She will enter the University of Pennsylvania this fall to study dental hygiene The note reflects a local school achievement amid various unrelated fragments from the page.
The Speak No Evil Circle of Kings Daughters of Lititz met Tuesday afternoon at the Good home on East Main. About twenty five guests attended as Miss P Jermie DeHaven, Jennie DeHaven and Mr and Mrs RB Good hosted a pleasant afternoon and evening.
Elmer Ejcchelberger and Gertrude Winters of Ephrata married Saturday morning at the parsonage on East Main street by Rev. J. W. Smith. They plan a honeymoon at a Jersey seashore resort and will live in Ephrata. The groom works at Stork, Snader & Company Silk Mill. An undertaker notes rising casket orders as auto speeds rise to sixty miles an hour.
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