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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
5
A fragmented listing describes 38 acres at Bird in Hand with fine buildings and small western New Holland farms of ten acres. It mentions frame houses, stables, poultry houses, a jet on West Main Street, and tobacco sheds with barns. Notes additional properties on West Main and Diller Avenues, including tobacco acreage and several houses.
The listing notes sandstone for building and firewood cut to stove lengths from properties in Lititz Houses or Business Properties. Also advertised is a Columbiana Cabinet Enameled Range with a 40 gallon water back in good condition. Various church notices from Intercourse Sunday School 9:16 to revival services and Sunday School times across multiple local churches including Leola and New Holland, with pastors and speakers named.
Real estate investment notice from Lititz Pennsylvania promoting purchases of farms suburban and business property. Advertises first mortgages on real estate with title search services and emphasizes safety and principal protection. Located at Broad and Main Streets with Bell 36 and Penn State 189 contact details.
Executor's notice in East Earl Township Lancaster County states that letters testamentary have been granted to Blam H Martin and Moses Homer Martin. Debtors must pay promptly and creditors present claims or demands without delay to the undersigned in East Earl Township.
A meeting on October 27 at Mrs. Anna H. Roland’s home outlined the Baker event for November 7 in the former Emma Burkholder house basement. The group also arranged a medal contest in early December and a prayer meeting on Sunday November 1 at 3 p.m. at Mrs. E. C. Diller’s home with invitations extended to all, especially members.
A brief item notes a local school property beginning a concrete wall project to improve appearance and security. The report hints at construction start and aims to enhance the campus envelope.
Mrs Louisa Cauller wife of Samuel F Cauller died Saturday at 12 40 AM at the home of her daughter in Lancaster due to age related infirmities She was born March 27 1845 near Churchtown resided in Lancaster since February and would have seen her 63rd wedding anniversary with her husband on November 6 Survivors include eight children and two siblings Funeral services were held private at the house and public services followed at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church Interment was in the adjoining cemetery
Catherine Frank Leed wife of Oscar Leed died at her brother Edwin Frank’s home in Martindale after a lingering illness from complications. She was 46 and survived by husband a daughter Alice Frankhouser and brothers and sisters including Mrs. Alice Curley Mrs. Annie Miller Edward Frank and Mrs. Clara McCallister. Funeral Sunday at one from her home and 1 30 from Martindale Mennonite Church with interment in adjoining cemetery. Body may be viewed Saturday evening.
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