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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
2
Trinity Reformed Sunday School hosts a Tuesday program with Geary Owing and George Kennedy and plans a basement addition with kitchen and library space. Sunshine Ladies meet at Mrs. Malinda Bachman’s home. First U B Sunday School elects officers for the year. Various members attend services, birthdays, and hospital visits noted. Palm Sunday and Holy Week events planned at Trinity and Palm Church with lectures, choirs, and processions.
The Bachmansville Quarterly Conference will meet at Moyer's Church on Sunday morning April 9 led by Elder W. Sarah Bollman and Rev. B. C. Krupp. Preaching is scheduled for the prior Saturday evening. Sunday school starts at nine o'clock with all invited. Local movements include multiple farm transfers and residents visiting Hershey and Palmyra. Reuben Ebersole hospital note and church loyalty sermon referenced.
Lawn H Van Zandt moved his household effects from Colebrook to Elizabethtown last week. Fred Fisher of Collegeville spent last week in this vicinity buying a load of cattle. The Supervisors met in regular session at Gingrich Bros. office on Saturday. Rev Heffner and Oscar Flory and family were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Fausnacht at Upper Lawn on Sunday. Yingst and Neimond made a business trip to Lebanon on Monday. Gingrich spent the week end in Hagerstown and Baltimore. Communion services will be held at Moyers Church on Sunday April 9 with Dr W L Bollman presiding elder of Allentown officiating. On Saturday night services will be held in English. Some talks attended the band concert and illustrated lecture by Dr Driver of the educational Department of the State, at Lebanon on Tuesday evening.
An extended account contrasts hands on farming with talky fraerners across Lancaster County praising practical work, thrift, and family duties while criticizing meetings and schemes. It notes broader global shifts as radium and currency issues appear in a fragmented, garbled text.
The note announces fashionable Mok and dressing well, promising charming youth and readiness for visitors. It mentions salespeople and prices reduced to normal levels as Easter time and its joys approach.
The display highlights dashing capes and wraps for girls and many versions to please every taste. Sport coats of polo cloth tweed serge and camel hair appeal to both mothers and children, with young ones sure to be dressed up for the occasion.
Fashion notes highlight the latest fabrics Taffeta Crepongee Foulard and Poirett Twil with a broad color range. Designers craft distinctive touches that adapt to wearers’ individual needs this season.
Easter season brings new hat styles with refined shapes and trims. Designers showcase refined silhouettes, bold brims, and delicate ribbons to complement spring wardrobes through bright palettes and lightweight fabrics.
Fashion notes list patent leather one strap pumps and tan calf oxford dress shoes. Includes various heel heights and classic styles suitable for evening wear and formal occasions.
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