Palmyra Happenings Show Easter Visits and Local News
Palmyra notes Easter visits across Harrisburg Hershey and Philadelphia. Shifts include school closings next week Deputy Sheriff Strupp and Fire Company meeting. Palm Lutheran Women meet at Pastor Krapf and cantata “The Crucified” with Miss Violet Hartz at Palm Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Thurman
Harrisburg
Runkle
Edward Snyder
Frank Roth
William Miller
Hershey
Chas. B. Lieb
Elizabeth
N. J
Fredrick C. Krapf
Oak Street
Leah Price
Philadelphia
Strupp
Fire Company
Leno’ Baum
Lawn
David Stauffer
East Main Street
W. S. Poorman
John Seaman
Grantville
Sadie Carper
Elsie Gerberich
Elsie
Buster Brown
Palm Congregation Services With Talks and Classes
Palm congregation led by Pastor Frederick C. Krapf holds Bible School at 9.00 a m Devotional Service and study of Pioneers of Inner Missions at 10.15 a m Chief Service at 7.30 p m Catechumen s classes on Wednesday at 3 45 p m
Trinity Reformed Church Service Schedule
Pastor Paul J. Dunpart leads Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. preaching at 10.15 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Heidelberg League meets at 6.30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed Church
Paul J. Dunpart
Heidelberg
Bath House Planned for Park Pool
Plans call for a bath house at the Park swimming pool. The structure will measure 64 by 18 by 14 feet and include sixteen 6 by 6 foot bathrooms arranged along both sides of a central entrance, with a 12 by 80 foot porch in front.
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Park Swimming Pool
Hershey Y M C A Directors Meet Reports Presented
The Hershey Y M C A Board held its regular monthly meeting Monday night. Education committee presented the end of winter night school, which ran five months with three sessions weekly, two in March. Thirty eight pupils enrolled, sixteen remained to term end. seven in common branches, five in bookkeeping, four in stenography. Star Entertainment course also reviewed. no action taken on next year’s course.
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Hershey Y. M.C.A
Mrs. Bentley to Have Charge of Noon Lunch
The YWCA engaged Mrs. C. M. Bentley a Mechanic Institute Rochester NY graduate to supervise the noon lunch. The menu will vary daily with soup no longer the sole item and an inexpensive noonday meal available each day for women and girls.
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The
Young Women’s Christian Association
C.M. Bentley
the Mechanic’ S Institute
Rochester
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Windows Break At Hershey Church Service
During Sunday services at United Brethren Church in Hershey a side window shutter blew shut and shattered three panes. Choir members were showered with glass. Frank Garman was injured on the back of his hand but it was not serious.
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United Brethren Church
Hershey
Frank Garman
Motor car hits Joseph Coffenie near Palmyra
A foreigner named Joseph Coffenie was struck by an automobile on the road near Palmyra Friday afternoon. He was taken to Lebanon on the street railway and then to the Good Samaritan Hospital with severe rib bruises and a shaken condition. Dr. J DeWitt Kerr treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coffenie
Palmyra
Coffeni A
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
J. DeWitt Kerr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ella Hemperly
Fontana
Charles Fornwall
Middletown
Alvin Foltz
F. Foltz
Paul Price
Pheenixville
S. M. Foltz
New York
Arthur Walmer
William Walmer
Ellsworth Twigg
Herbert and
Martha
Cornwall
Irvin S. Light
Hartford, Conn
Lerch
Theodore Lerch
American Casualty Company
Reading
H. M. Hartz
Women’s Society
Women’s — Society of Palm Lutheran Church
Pastor Krapf
Palm Church
W. Glenn Dietz
Violet’ Hartz
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Palm Congregation
Frederick C. Krapf
Bath House
Chicago
Prairie Queen
Fred Zellers
Railroad
St. Palmyra
Mrs. Bentley
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