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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
8
In light and dark Palm Beach colors prices range from 9.95 to 17.50. Men's suits come in regular, stout, fancy and Jazz models with various patterns. Shoes and oxfords for men and boys appeal to budgets. Ladies and children’s shoes include oxfords and pumps. Straw hats in light grey and tan shown at special prices.
Abe Cohen, longtime Ephrata, Pennsylvania businessman formerly associated with the Ephrata House, is noted in a local notice. The brief item highlights his past role in the community and business circle.
The Salisbury Fire Company hosts its annual festival at White Horse this Saturday evening in June. The committee promotes a big event with amusements and refreshments for all attendees and features the Liberty Colored Band of West Chester as the musical attraction.
The Athletic Association of Elvers on July 4 will stage a large celebration with music by the Famous Ladies' Band of Allentown. Amusements and refreshments will be offered with ample parking and two baseball games scheduled in the afternoon.
Short notes on keeping tobacco crop insurance while mixing humorous and moral hints. References Ludwick in Honey Brook Pennsylvania and brief quips about health, friendship, and old family pancakes. The clipped text blends slogans, jokes, and stray phrases with no clear single event.
A list of summer events runs from June to August across towns including Salisbury White Horse Liberty West Chester Lancaster and Intercourse. Highlights include multiple Fire Company Festivals and band performances by Caernarvon and Lukens bands, street carnivals and picnics at Terre Hill Ephrata New Holland and Adamstown, plus reunions and chautauqua events.
The Ladies' Aid Society hosted a Strawberry Social on Saturday evening June 28 in the church basement. Strawberries in all forms and the famous chicken corn soup were served, with a large quantity sold. Rain reduced attendance but a neat sum was realized.
The Willing Workers' Class of St Stephen Sunday School was entertained by the Ushers Class of the game school on Wednesday evening June 27. The event was a playful debt repayment for the girls' recent inter class contest win. A pleasant evening with games and refreshments follows.
Through an error the June 16 winner was mis announced. The correct number 19446 earned Milton F. Hurst of Blue Ball the prize. June 28 winner is Rev M H Hagler the veteran Welsh Mountain Mission pilot. 800 yards of dry goods including calicoes ginghams chambrays sold at 10 cents per yard while supply lasts. S Rubingon.
New Holland and Adamstown of the Lancaster County League relocate their July 4 double header to Rossmere Ball Park in Lancaster. The morning game starts at 10 o clock and the afternoon game follows. Adams Town aims to climb near the top with a double win as a major edge for the standings.
The report notes a tasting or reception of mohair trousers with mixed reactions. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate evaluation of fabric quality, fit, and potential use in fashion or manufacturing contexts.
The unit recounts church remodeling begun in spring under Rev J G Smoker leading to a rebuilt building with a 22 by 89 foot addition and a northwest tower entrance. Dedication occurred October 21 1900 with Bishop E B Kephart and others assisting. cost was 3200 dollars funded by donations and broader grounds purchases.
H M Hoffman clerk of the Common Pleas Court spent Monday and Tuesday in Lebanon and Philadelphia on business. Mrs Roy Mumma and Jamies of Waynesboro visit Mrs Annie Fenninger. Mrs Charles Ulrich and children Charlotte and Drew travel to Babylon Long Island for a time. Mr and Leon Swaveley Mia Marie Riegner and Oliver Chris man of Bottatown guests of Evelyn Roach. Business details unclear.
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