Rev Paul F Schaffner Dies In Japan
Hummelstown Pa April 9 Word was received of the death of Rev Paul F Schaffner in Wakamatsu Japan He is survived by his wife three children, a brother Herbert and sisters Mrs Russell Stoner Miss Caroline Schaffner and Mrs J J Dietlenderfer Also noted are numerous local social updates and church events including Holy Week services and Easter observances at Zion Lutheran and Reformed Churches.
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Hummelstown
J. Schattner
Paul F. Schafiner
Wakamatsu
Japan
Schafiner
Herbert
Russell Stoner
Caroline Schaffner
Jj. P. Dietlenderfer
Easton, Co
Lenore Gordon
West Chester Normal School
Newton Gordon
A. Ellis Balmer
Son Vere
Lebanon
Grace Hoerner
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Irs
Milton Hoerner
J. A. Walmer
Williamsport
Altoona
R. C. Gingrich
McCauley
Fb. Jr. Schaffiner
Russell B. Stoner
Easton
J. P. Diettenderter
W.H. Moyer
Newport
B.T. Zet
Chester
Foreman
Palmyra
Harry
George Hoerner
Ursinus College
Chester Gates
Indianapolis
Thomas c
Zion Lutheran and
Reformed
Reformed Church
J. S. Heffner
James Barclay
Lewisburg
George Nye
Dickinson Seminary
W. F. Shoemaker
P. W. Hartwell
East Poplar Avenue
Harry T. Remley
Mr. Remley
J. R. Martz
East Main Street
E._N. Rarick and
North Duke Street
W.C. Burgner
Fred Breckenmaker
Rarick
George Ishler
I. A. Schaffner
Harry R. Laucks
Richard Taylor
Emma Reedy
Philadelphia
John H. Gay
John H. Gay, Jr
Mary Fox
Marlin Wenrich
Leechburg
John Wenrich
Edgar Reed
Anna Ferrucci
Caroline Savastio
Hershey
Reading
Bernard Laucks
Michael Radcovitch
John Babyock
Krank Muth
State College
Laura Muth
Ream
West Main Street
Joseph McCord
Town
Paul Walborn
and Albright
Agnes Albright
Penbrook
Methodist Episcopal Church
Middletown
Fairhill Methodist Church
Fite
Aira
Stoverdale
Allen Snavely
Reformed Sunday School
Ward P. Landis
Aland
Abbotts Town
Clas
Maggie Balmer
Elizabethtown
Palmyra Boy Leads Infantry Band in Hawaii
Palmyra resident Ammon E. Gingrich directs the 35th Infantry Band stationed at Schofield Barracks in Hawaii. His father Seth Gingrich, a Palmyra local, recognized the army poster and noted his son’s rise. The item also mentions Palmyra events including bank leadership, obituaries, and community notices of March and April activities.
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Palmyra
Hawaii
Rev Miller Elected Pastor of Reformed Church in Elizabethtown
In Elizabethtown Pa Rev L C T Miller formerly pastor of Reformed Churches at Saxton and Hopewell Bedford County was elected pastor of the local Reformed congregation after giving two sermons March 1 and March 7. He will assume duties in about six weeks. Miller is a Brown University and Reformed Theological Seminary graduate who helped establish missions near Louisville Ky. The report notes large attendance and an almost unanimous vote.
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Elizabethtown
L. C. T. Miller
Saxton and
Hopewell
Bedford County
Miller
Saxton
Louisville
Brown University
Conn
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Howard Fryer
College Avenue
Mkeplinger
Charles Shockey
Olive
Hilda Holt
Baltimore
Russ Bowman
Fianna Wickel
Cora Kiehl
Howard Burtenstalk
Ford Burtenstalk
Reading
Charles Barnett
Lloyd
Middletown
Raymond Forweod
Florin
Russell Bishop
Russell, Jr
Philip Givens
Donegal Street
Joy
R. W. Schlosser
Brethren Church
Phvata
Schlosser
Elizabethtown College
Emma Willey
South Poplar Street
South Market Street
Harrisburg Hospital
W. Greenblatt
Bahs
American Stores’ Company
Mystic
Zipse
Chester Valley Lodge
Herbert Peters
Stevens Castle
Lititz
Lloyd Nissley
Carl Seibert
Reformed
Misse Cohick
George and
Flarold
Manheim
Isaac Hoffer
Benjamin Hypenshade
Town
David A. Ulmer
Middle- Lawn
William E. Koch
York
Samuel L. Geyer
North Market Street
Altringer
John JX. Stern
Teast Ligh Street
Sherman A Shachter
Samuel C
Sheetz
Samuel Aines
Sanover Street
Sanouer C
Sheets
Abraham W. Brandt
Jos. Risser
Mast High Streel
Dl G
Eebmirn Hershey
Viola Nutratieraa
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Win
Hoffman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mia
Bankus
Harrisburg
Charles Bishop
Chas
Sweigar
Vincent Zerphy
Wm. Mickens
Maryland
Lindsey Barbe
Ildanteethtown High School
Moose ‘Theatre
Misadiva Freymeyer
Rugeell Witmer
Mary Hoffman
Mildred Baker
Mildred Eppler
Dorothy Hamilton
Dorothy Croman
Elsie Horning
Vernon Fridy
OreNa Dillenbaugh
Warren Herr
Marjorie Kelly
Elizabeth Millhee
Helen Hershey
Pia Shiffer
Charles Bower
Elizabeth Garber
Esther Baker
Elizabeth Kaylor
Harry
Local Baby Clinic Organized. Community Notes
A Baby Clinic Health Center was organized at Mrs. Galen Hoerner's home with Miss Miller and Mrs. Heistand leading. Elizabeth Tapper was elected nurse and Dr. Heyford will serve as physician. The first clinic meeting is set for April 27 in the high school, admitting children up to six. Nearby social visits and minor home improvements are noted. a boy named Russell Miller broke his left leg, treated at Lancaster General Hospital.
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Lancaster
Heyford
Masonic Homes
Frank Croman
I. S. Simmons
Galen Hoerner
Isaac Madeira
Ray Withers
Anna Olweiler
Mary Kuhn
J. H. Eshelman
Exchange Bank
East High Street
Anna Hollinger
Howard Hollinger
Houston
Texas
Hilda
John Kraybill
Rheems
H. M. J. Kline
Frank Thompson
Thomas
Marietta
Robert Longenecker
Betty
Helen
Elsie Cohick
Orange Street
Jacob Kulp
Manheim
Amos Gibble
John Pyle
Campbelltown Residents In Outgoing Visits And Rentals
Mrs. Jacob Bomgardner traveled to Harrisonburg Virginia to visit her son and daughter in law. F F Gruber asks finder to return a lost pair of glasses. Grant Foreman lists part of his East Main street home for rent. The dedication of the new W U B Chur will be held Sunday April 26 and run through the week. Ephriam Williams visited Maytown.
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Palmyra
Seth Gingrich
U.S. Army
Ammon E. Gingrich
35Th Infantry Band
Schofield Barracks
Ammon
C. F. Zimmerman
Violet
Harrisburg
Palmyra Automobile Club
H. G. Shenk
Lebanon
George Copenhaver
Hershey
Jacob A. Loose
Palmyra Bank
Mr. Loose
Jackson Township
Myerstown
Kalmyra
Bank
Loose
Lutheran Church
Jacob
Mauch Chunk
Sallie Leibenslayer
Schwenksville
Emily
Esther
John
New Jersey
Amos Hlouch
Church of the Brethren
Palm United Lutheran Church
American Legion
Willheimer
Legion
Anna’. Bomgardner
High Street
Samuel Bomgardner
East Main Street
Ammon Bachman
South Annville Township
M. M. Moyer
Morris Lingle
Serena F. Nye
West Main Street
Talbert Fritz
East Broad Street
Reading
Alice S. Light
Irvin S. Light
South Railroad Street
Register of Wills
Court House
Charles Shriver
Geib Shoe Mig. Co
Hershey Hospital
Iemory
O. Hassler
Philadelphia
University Hospital
Ammon Funck
Harrison Street
George Nornhold
Cherry St
Daniel Neidig
North Chestnut
Paul Moyer
Campbelltown
Lebanon Ilks
Paul
Sophia Minniken
Morrisburg
Tle
Rube
Zimmie
C.F. Zimmerman
Pls. Carper
Ralph Bowman
Levi Bowman
Annville
R. J
Agnes Minnich
Alfred Minnich
Valmyra
Irant Snavely
Steelton
Amys Masnacht
Beulah Zeigler
Lancaster
Sarah B. Bowman
Jacob Bowman
Ciizen
North Railroad Street
Trinity Reformed Church
George W. Bowman
Nora Bowman
Oscar
Joseph
Vendin
U. S
Samuel Wolf
North Chestnut Street
Wrat United Brethren Church
Marie M. Lévana
Royalton
Helen Gruber
Coomb
Conservatory of Magic
Philadelhia
Mary KK. Ivans
The
Maccabees
David D. Louser
Pittsburgh
Jacob Bomgardner
Harrisonburg
F. F. Gruber
Finder
Grant Foreman
Ephriam Williams
Maytown
Local families visit neighbors and purchases noted
Sunday visits mark social ties as Charles Jamison and family moved into Frank Longenecker's place. Peter Longenecker and family visited Amos Risser near Elizabethtown last Thursday. Mrs Tock Bowman visited sister Mrs Robert Miller Saturday. Jerome Snavely and family visited Harry Burkholder near Faby Sunday. C Wolfersberger visited Otto Brandt near Palmyra Sunday. Kauffman bought a Chevrolet Coach and Daniel Nye a Chevrolet touring. High School entrance exams set for April 22 in local school. Salem Reformed Sunday School awards bronze pins for first quarter attendance.
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Charles
Jamison
Frank Longeneckers
Peter Longenecker
Amos Rissers
Elizabethtown
Tock Bowman
Ofent
Robert Miller
Jerome Snavely
Harry Burkholder
Faby
C. Wolfersberger
Eyar Otto Brandt
Palmyeon
Kauffman
Daniel Nye
Salem Reformed Sunday School
Pennsylvania farmers expect 1925 crop acreage shifts
Reports from 1500 farmers across Pennsylvania to the Federal State crop reporting service project 1925 acreage changes. Corn up six percent, oats up ten, barley up fifteen, spring wheat up twenty-five, sweet potatoes up thirty percent, with white potatoes down to 97 percent and hay to 98 percent of 1924.
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Crop Reporting Service
Pennsylvania
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Hershey Press
Ghey, PA
Hansasy Press
Paul F. Schaffner
New Zealand
Lebanon Court House
William H. Poorman
Palmyra Improvement Company
Ralph Spitler
Raymond Engle
Emanuel M. Baum
John H. Deimler
Charles M. Coover
William L. Kreider
Harry C. Kreider
Jos. H. Rudisill
Lincoln Street
Harry P. Brunner
Wm. K. Bowman
West Lawn
John Howard
Derry Township
Minnie M. Nye
West Cherry Street
Frank Seltzer
John Louser
James Hatton
Tall Cedar
Marlin Koch
A. B. I Koch
East Cherry Street
Koch
Alec Cover
J. D. Cover
Maud Barnhart
Lawrence Galebaugh
Eliza Zellers
Alfred Rank
New St
Senate of the United States
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hawaiian Islands
Sandwich
James Cook
United States
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
Whitman’s
Pleasure Island
Hershey's Chocolates
Hshey
Barahey
Hearshey
Glenedale
Hoerahey
Barons
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s Molba Peaches
Kellogg’s Strawberries
Kellogg’sa Loganberries
Kellogg’s
Raspberries
Kellogg’s Pineanple
Kellogg's Peas
Kellogg’s Corn
Kellogg’s Beans
Kellogg's Tomatoes
Kellogg’s Fruita
Kellogg’s Cherries
Kellogg’s Peara
Kellogg’s Veget
Asparagus
Kellogg’s Boots
Kellogg’s Spinach
Kellogg’s O Okra
Horsto Coffee
Kellogg's Grape Fruit
Kellogg's Prunes
Kellogg's Plume
Kellogg's Freach
R.bles
Kellogg's Pumpkin
Whitman
Hershey Department Store