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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
8
Rev Leroy Walters granted two weeks' leave of absence with Rancks Church pulpit filled by Rev H V Givler on May 17 at 7 30 PM and by Rev A S Alburtus on May 24 at 10 AM. Sunday School at 9 30 AM.
The W C T U will meet Tuesday evening May 19 at Mrs E G C Diller home. On May 28 there is a WwW C T YU Institute in the Methodist church Sunday School room with three out of town speakers recitations and music. Everybody is invited.
Inquiries rise about a new law effective May 125 1925 prohibiting serving milk for drinking in hotels and eating places. Director James Foust of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture notes compliance with standards and specifies milk must be sold in bottles.
Lancaster county road supervisors will be personally asked by Lancaster Automobile Club members to favor matching the state fund for local road building. The township supervisors meet next Thursday to decide their stance on the amendment giving them power to compel county commissioners to match the state appropriation. The canvassing decision arose at a club meeting at head quarters.
The ad promises ready help for all seeking to keep junk piles from growing and offers removal of junk while paying the highest cash prices. It highlights old iron paper and rags as items that may fetch a neat sum.
A May 26 1925 sale is announced for the John Shrack farm near Rockville on the Horseshow Pike. The property lies 3 miles east of Honey Brook and 8 miles west of Downingtown. The ad mentions a farm sale with live stock and farm implements. A note references John Bitts and Hawk A OF, with encrypted or garbled comments about objections and a gate.
Residents are invited to bring goods for sale Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Vendors include Mr Finkle with dress goods and styles, Mr L Levy with ready made clothing for children, Mr Reilley with a truckload of bananas, Frank Bros with choice apples, plus baby chicks, furniture, brooms and cigars. End of notice lists a price and time reference.
Bishop Benjamin Weaver officiated communion at Eph rata Mennonite church Sunday. A large crowd attended and many communed. The Goodville Sewing Circle will meet Saturday at Miss Annie Weaver’s home. John Horst installed a radio at his home last week. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bby of Frazer spent Saturday night with Bishop Weaver and the Witmer family. Weaver Zimmerman and others gathered Sunday to honor Mr and Mrs Wonderly and others attending.
The Young People's Council of District No 13 will hold its first conference year meeting Monday May 18 at 7 45 pm in the Lutheran church. The program promises fourfold life aims and attendance is urged. All aboard for the moon the route that awaits eager participants.
The East Earl township school directors met Monday evening in the borough council chamber and appointed the following teachers for the term 192 Amsterdam.
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