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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
3
Bareville area residents honor Harry E. Harsh for 23 years in general merchandising and catering. He runs the Bareville general store with a large stock of well known brands, offering courteous, helpful service and affordable prices to all customers.
A prominent Leola hotel under John L. Parker has served local and visiting guests for three years. Parker, in Leola since 1930 and with the venture over five years, runs the establishment offering home like rooms and a popular cuisine with soft drinks and beer on draught.
Stoltzfus and Son specialize in high grade limestone quarrying around Talmage and nearby areas. Dan M Stoltzfus and Son are recognized as first class quarry operators with a strong local reputation for expert excavating and reliable service to patrons.
Local Leacock florist Samuel M. Wenger and Son operate a greenhouse shop delivering flowers for funerals weddings birthdays and other occasions. Elder Mr. Wenger and son Paul D. Wenger have built a trusted business with growing customer numbers through reliable service and wide delivery.
Public school girls in every county except one can take home making training as reported by the Department of Public Instruction. Home economics activities run in rural and urban districts with most high schools equipped for the work and 32 centers using home making cottages.
Weaver Brothers Service Station on Route 5 near Blue Ball gains a large following of reliable customers. Managed by Clayton W. Weaver and Noah W. Weaver the five year old station offers popular gas products and prompt courteous service to motorists and truck operators.
Walter C. Mellinger of Bird-in-Hand and Monterey is noted as a well regarded poultry and produce dealer with ties to Philadelphia markets. A respected local businessman, he is praised among outstanding community contributors in the Monterey area.
Carl G. Werner operates a modern sanitary bakery in Intercourse praised for high quality wholesome baked goods. The shop celebrates five years in October with a growing list of customers and specialties including wedding cakes and birthday parties.
Eli W. Shreiner, operator of a Brownstown quarry, has led sixteen years of respected service in the limestone industry. He is praised for honest business, efficient operations, and attention to customers and employees, earning a prominent place among area business leaders.
The Division of Safety of the Department of Revenue maps Pennsylvania into accident zones. Each township and each town with 100 or more residents receives a number to pinpoint motor vehicle accidents more precisely than before.
William A. Recher operates Twin Service Station at Lea cock offering two 100 percent stations Sunoco and Standard on the same property with Essolene. A refreshment stand and full tire, greasing, and washing services attract local and transient motorists for the last two years and beyond.
A local report notes a rise in the penal population with officials citing policy changes and resource constraints affecting inmates. Details on facilities and timelines are limited in the readable text.
The readable portions mention industry activities and economic well being, with scattered phrases about practices and a museum schedule. Details are fragmented and names or dates are not reliably identifiable.
Jacob Z. Landis operates a Seaman Place quarry serving neighbors for over thirty years. He has supervised the plant ten to eleven years and expanded its output. The business offers agricultural and commercial stone with 93.99 percent calcium and magnesia carbonate, ground to a fine mesh for maximum results and minimum cost.
Walter C. Wanner, a prominent pump manufacturer, leads the Eccentric Lift Pump Works on R. D. No. 3, Ephrata. The firm between Hinkletown and Manheim is noted for high quality pumps and strong service, earning wide patronage and a reputation for efficiency under demanding conditions.
W E Robinson, proprietor of the Spring Garden garage on Kinzer R D 1, offers general auto repairs for all makes and models. Modern facilities provide service to local and transient operators, with workmanship and dependable materials cited by many as superior and reliable.
A Bareville resident, C. S. Bowers, has worked in contracting for about forty-five years. He has completed alterations and erected buildings, barns, and stores for many clients across the area. His craftsmanship is widely shown, and the editor notes his efforts to foster good relations with customers.
Knobbystone Orchard at Narvon covers 30 to 35 acres and concentrates on Stamen Winesaps Grimes Baldwin and Northwestern Greenings. Established in 1911 by Frank Barr, now managed solely by James Barr who has led the operation for about a year. The orchard markets high quality apples and also raises a large flock of Wyandottes with custom hatching and pallets for sale.
Geyer Cooper of Leacock marks twenty five years serving local folks with home dressed meats. He buys, butchers, dresses, and sells his stock from his Leacock shop and via his route. His quality products have drawn growing customer praise from the community.
Stanley Moore, skilled blacksmith of Centerville Banks R. D. 1, traces his craft to boyhood apprenticeship with his father and has run his own shop for sixteen years. He specializes in expert horseshoeing and general smithing, handling even intricate jobs with natural aptitude and courteous service.
Note mentions additional editorial reviews by Mr Petersohn to be found on another page of this issue. It signals extra commentary without detailing topics, preserving archival tone and local reader guidance.
The National Store Specialty Company has built local recognition through quality products and broad market understanding. Since 1920 the firm has operated with a focus on assisting stores with a comprehensive range of offerings and responsive service.
Leroy R. Wolf operates the Monterey Garage on R. D. No. 1 Bird-in-Hand serving motorists with general auto repairs gas and oil at the pumps and tire sales. The shop is an official inspection station No 864 with expert car washing greasing and guaranteed Seiberling De Luxe tires and tubes.
M S Graybill and Son coal dealers on Bareville R D No 1 are praised for reliability. Under Floyd S Graybill they continue 33 years of continuous service since 1900, offering high quality anthracite, guaranteed weights and punctual deliveries.
B Z Mellinger on Ephrata R D 3 Hinkletown offers skilled tinning plumbing and heating services for residential and business customers. He responds promptly to calls, uses top materials, handles all orders, and is highly recommended for quality workmanship and broad local reach.
Vitally interested in musical progress, Miss Ella Merle Zimmerman of Inter course has devoted time to piano and theory instruction since she was fifteen. Her scholarly attainments and study under Professor Elmer M Scheid have built a strong reputation among numerous students and parents.
Diller and Clark advertise a full Kelvinator line including commercial and household refrigerating equipment. They promote authorized Redleviats Electric Refrigerator sales and service, emphasis on quality materials and prompt craftsmanship with guaranteed after sale support.
J R Echternach, a longtime Plumber Roofer and Tinsmith of Pihachie, is praised for his skill and experience. The editorial lauds his work quality, reliability, and service to the community with no job too large or small.
Alvin Ames runs a milling business at Intercon for fifteen years offering custom grinding to order and mining of all kinds. He has built a strong reputation among discriminating customers for the quality of his seeds flour grains and Premier feeds.
A fragment notes delays to operator tests and patrols in Hornsey, with mention of bounties or rewards linked to the enforcement effort. Details are unclear due to partial text.
Reported motor vehicle deaths among children reached 117 in five months of 1939 with 2930 injured. A portion of the accidents were non fatal and injuries varied in severity according to the survey by officials.
Dr Sandy, director of the Bureau of Mental Health in the State Department Welfare, was elected secretary of the American Psychiatric Association at the recent convention in Boise.
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