Mrs Josiah Ream Eure Db James Stena
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23 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
1
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An early 20th century advertisement touts free dress up for Easter with displays of shirts neckwear coats dresses bonnets and a full line of shoes including oxfords and pumps. It highlights brand new creations in a fashion lineup for ladies and children.
A fragmented list honors many named women including Mrs. F. Bair Mrs. Lowry Mrs. Mel linger Mrs. Davis Mrs. Baer and others. The garbled OCR shows numerous titles Mrs. and Miss with surnames such as Aungst Ruosa Sprecher and Groff. The passage reflects a ceremonial or social society notice from a bygone paper.
A community review outlines plans for a large parade and public address by John A McSparran former Pennsylvania State Grange president. The committee calls on residents to donate old-time farm equipment including reapers plows harrows wagons rockaways grain cradles and more with listable participants Ed Hoover M H Mellinger M W Brubaker E H Hess and George S. Committees for Church Day Legion Day Firemen Day Civic Industrial Day and Educational Day report progress and public notices will follow.
The gathering featured decorations for St Patrick's Day and honored guests including Mr and Mrs Leon Myers Bareville Mr and Mrs Eilis Ea Kenshide Strasburg plus many local families and friends. Attendees listed include Grace Van nene Yundt Alice Mentzer Maryusselman Viola Martin Ruth Martz Irene Martin Raymond Martin Charles Martin and others. Gladys Overly hosted guests Pauline Bitnahade Witmeree Park Groff and Rea.
The Levla National Bank will celebrate its formal opening this Saturday March 24 at the remodeled Upper Leacock High School building near the Ephrata and Terre Hill trolley junction. Warren G Carson, formerly with Coatesville Trust, is cashier with Ivan E Newpher as his assistant. The bank invites the public to inspect the new facilities and vaults.
Next Sunday March 25 Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church will observe the regular quarterly Sabbath with the Communion at the 10:80 morning service. A Preparatory Prayer Service is set for Saturday afternoon at 2:00 and at 8:00 Elders and Trustees meet to prepare year in review reports.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate activities at Trinity with references to GG Sunday and Cote An, mentioning Spruet and Luther in a brief church or school context. Entity density is low due to damaged text.
Renters seek a desirable Main Street house featuring three rooms and a bath with conveniences. The listing notes a bright dwelling with practical amenities and neighborhood appeal.
The Lancaster Children’s Division Institute convened in the auditorium with two sessions two sessions at 10 00 am and 1 15 pm presided by Miss Mary C Wallace county children’s division superintendent. Mrs Robert Wright led singing and Miss Rosa Stauffer played piano. Morning programme included devotions and talks on Chinese and American children children’s week and its possibilities illustrative materials and an offered lunch at the YWCA. Afternoon features hymn meditations dramatizing the story objectives for the division and conferences Cradle Roll and Beginners with adjournment at 4 50 pm.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Goodville Fire Co surprised Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Singer on St. Patrick's Day to celebrate their nineteenth anniversary. Guests enjoyed St. Patrick's themed games and refreshments. Present were Mrs. I. N. Kramer, Mrs. Samuel Todd, Mrs. B. M. Winters, Mrs. Blaine Shirk, Mrs. William Waby, Mrs. Raymond Ruess, Mrs. George Witman, Ruth Witman, and Verna Styer.
Mr and Mrs Charles Kochel of East Main Street hosted a Saturday party from 2 to 4 pm for son Leroy, marking his third birthday. Guests enjoyed games with prizes won by Helen Fetter Helen Snader Robert Kochel and Robert Stafford. The dining room featured St Patrick s Day decor and a birthday cake with three candles.
Residents and families from Honey Brook Leola Bareville and Lancaster hosted and visited relatives. A long list of Sunday and weekend visits includes Mrs Warren Sweigart Mrs Gadaway England Mr George Warren Mrs Martha Museelman Mr Frank Harnish and others.
The Baby Health Center held its regular semi monthly meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church in the borough. Dr J A Hoffman led the clinic with assistance from State Nurse Miss Martha C Hauck of Columbia. Hostesses Miss Alta M Diller and Miss Jennifer M DeHaven organized the afternoon. Attendance included two babies and teen mothers.
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