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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

Page

2

Modern Woodmen Spring Class Adoption in Hummelstown

The Modern Woodmen of America lodge No. 10714 will hold a spring class adoption and luncheon at Camp 10714 on Thursday evening April 30. Candidates from Mt. Joy Camp will be initiated and the local degree team will perform the degree work.

Harrisburg George Fromm Lenore Gordon West Chester Normal Newton Gordon Richard Taylor Scranton Emma Sutclitte Atlantic City Alfred Sutclitte William Lebherz Frederick Elizabeth Mutzabaugh F. G. Kelier William Landis Progress Reni Alfred Harvey Philadelphia E. Guy Greenawalt John Taylor Henry Walter A. Gresh Mt. Alto Henry Gresh Fred Fisler George Stewart Hatboro Richard B. Earnest J. A. Kilmer Myerstown George Bartels Hershey David Jacks Thomas Jacks Paul Leatherman Gettysburg College C. G. Sherman Greenawalt Lemaster Dorothy Ruth Ruhl Elizabethtown Alfred Landis Louisa Longwaker Steelton William Bope H. R. Laucks Reading Samuel H. Reinhart J. M. Brighthill W. Main Street Wm. H. Laughery Center Square B. F. Bomgardner West Main Joseph Feese Palmyra Laughery Robert Spire Park Avenue Harry E. Bomberger South Hanover Street Lancaster Ray Fox Calcutta India Henry F. Holler George Spahr Jane Ummel Poplar Avenue W. M. Applegate Hay Head N. J F. Applegate Point Pleasant J. Earl Brighthill J. I. Ruff Florence Ruff William Shakespeare Sand Beach South Railroad Street Charles F. Gross Zion Lutheran Church Burke Flick Good Fellowship Reformed Sunday School Ward P. Landis Missionary Guild of the Reformed West High Street Jed Hummel High Street Ray Wolfe Ardmore Harry Wolfe Clair Cassel Harry. Cassel Town Mary Mauffair Hagerstown Sarah Shull Katharine Shull Rice Oscar Bordner Webner Gettysburg Seminary

Futurists Push Sleep Elimination Idea At Milan Congress

The Milan congress of European carats discusses removing sleep as a nuisance. German futurists resist backing the plan while Italian Signor Marinetti promotes continuous action, arguing sleep blocks progress and life.

Milan Italy Signor Marinetti Penn Marinetti Real Pecgiemaires

Dr Fisher Narrow Escape After Milk Car Collision Palmyra

Dr M R Fisher of Maple Street escaped injury when his Ford sedan was rear wrecked by a milk car on the Cross Roads trolley line near Campbelltown while he inspected his clutch. The impact damaged the right rear wheel and fender but he was unharmed. Easter notices, local weddings, school matters, and civic updates fill Palmyra news including a firehouse, church events, and a week proclamation for town cleanup.

Palmyra M. R. Fisher Maple Street Cross Roads Colebrook Campbelltown Fisher Lebanon Dr. Fisher J. F. Snyder Edward Gerlach Daniel H. Gerlach Pearl Trauger Harry Tauger Hershey S. Phillis Martin Anna Rapely Lansdowne Irvin Kreider South Harrison Street Harry B. Brown Philadelphia Mr. Brown Cherry Street of Creveling Kreider Creveling Shoe Co Wm. Reagan Ene Henry Feagan East Broad Street Levi Muller East Main Street Hudson Lloyd Stutzman Wm. Tarman Charles Miller Gettysburg Raymond Kreider Palmyra Delphian Society Iroquois Theatre Lena Freeman Rep. R. Behney First U. B. Church J. Raymond Engle U. B Morris M. Moyer Walter Mann Chestnut Street Gravel Hill Cemetery Palm United Lutheran Church Knights of the Golden Eagle Carl Brandt Harvey M. Brandt Esther Keeney P. B. Gibble Ulysses Grant Paul Longenecker George Swanger Robert Jefferies Noble Grand Howard C. Bentz William Funck Angelia KE. Behm Elmer H. Gingrich John T. Tschudy John Flowers Harry Funck Oliver Mark Chester Conway James Schaeffer Grand Morris Koser Samuel Wolf Harry B. Keeler Ray Conrad Charles KF. Yoder John H. Ferry New York City R. A. Brehm Harry R. Seltzer Morris Henry Annville Reformed Church Palmyra High School Mra A. G. Stauffer Elizabeth Fred Lauck Atlantic City N.J David Kreider W. J. Kreider Stanton Bordner D. P. Bordner Ast Main Street Lydia Sherk John Sherk Haat Nin Street Arthur Geiger K. Geiger North Railroad Street Yort Phoenixville Mise Marion Fisher Misa Mary Kallbach Richland S. C. Strickler Sayre Lauter M.R. Fisher Rena Miller Easton Marion Fisher Clarence Fisher Elizabeth Rae Corl Harry Bomberger West Main Street C. F. Zimmerman Peter B. Witmer Broad Street Federal Avenue Burgess T. Frank Ream

Dedicates St Pauls U B Church by Bishop Bell in Elizabethtown

In Elizabethtown on April 5 the St Pauls United Brethren Church Bible School building was dedicated. Bishop William M. Bell preached the afternoon and evening sermons on Child Nurture and The Upward Pull of the New Life. The service featured the Harrisburg Bishop’s Male Quartette and choirs with two anthems. Ministers from area churches attended and greeted the congregation. J H Levenight received a state timber consignment for planting on local tracts.

Elizabethtown Bible School St. Paul’s United Brethren Church William M. Bell Harrisburg Bell Gounod S. H. Hertzler Church of the Brethren John Brinser the Zion's Children Frank Croman Lutheran Church E. F. Yoder Church of God O. G. Romig Chamber Hill U. B P. B. Gibble U. B Palmyra C. R. Longenecker J. H. Levenight State Department of Forestry Charles Steiner Raymond Heisey Emlin Buller Joy Benjamin Kilgore Landisville Ruth Meckley Aaron V. Meckley Washington Street Boro William Reeves Oxford United Brethren Church Della Lewis J. Lester Meckley Wm. Reeves Kilgore Lancaster Armstrong Edgar M. Kauffman Charles M. Witmer Letort Jonas D. Williams H. B. Gingrich Lawn J .N. Hoffer Pittsburgh Hoffer Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church William Good West High Street M. Louisa Coble E. E. Carver Mary Kuhn Emma Coble Margaret Crohan Bethlehem Emma Caveler South Market Street Church of God Sunday School Frank Fornwall A. G. Heisey Emma Daveler Nathan Greiner Norman Good John Gray Elmer Hartman George Gish B. Wolgemuth Lizzie Caslow Manheim Hi, B. Hoffer Grant Street Mary Espenshade Naomi Ashby Gladys Ashby Stella Wanamaker Esther Kline Anna Pyle Nettle Pyle Katie Pyle Kathryn Horning Ginee Horning Esther Horning Norman Shank Charles Swelart Bud Shank Earl Eshelman Edward Ehardt Ralph Earhart Vincent Zerphy Paul McCorkle John Landis Bill Martin Paul Houseal Melvin Morning Harry Horning Mra Harry Swelgart Mr. and John Horning

Interesting Customs and Practices Amid Global Details

A compilation of curious customs and notes from various regions. It mentions Moroccan shepherds wearing a long strand of hair for salvation, Basque gypsies marrying by sun jar fragments, and a Guyana birth practice with the father resting after birth. It also cites a 12 percent rise in milk consumption in the U.S. from 1913 to 1923 and a Jerusalem decree mandating auto horn replacement with bells.

United States

Campbelltown Justice of the Peace Appointed

Amos Geeseman of Exat Main Street is named Justice of the Peace for South Londonderry. A family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. David Shelly’s home drew twenty nine guests. Various local residents and events are noted, including church confirmations, marriages, moves, visits, and a spelling bee at Risser’s School.

Amos Geeseman Exat Main Street South Londonderry David Shelly George Gingrich Samuel Riccioa Freihofers Bakery Harrisburg Salem Reformed Church Martin Brandt West Main Street Peter Lebo Lebanon H. M. Hostetter Schlaseman Reading H. I. Aulenbach Charles Rittle Isaac Brandt John Rittinger Near Annville A. G. Snyder Hummelstown Philip Wolfersberger George Clendenen Quentin Bertha Harding Cornwall G. C. Wolfersberger Paul I. Moyer Sophia Milligan New England States Mr. Moyer East Main Street Elvin Miller Frank Snavely Mary Seltzer Harry Wolfersberger Eugene Longenecker St. Mark’s Reformed Church Risser’s School Lawn John Kreider John Howard Sand Beach John Ebersole U. B Howard Aaron Gingrich Florence David Zellers Fontana Sara Flory Palmyra Frank Spangler, Jr Lepaont Walters Lewistown

Delayed Dormant Apple Spray Guidance Issued

Notices sent to Dauphin and Cumberland farmers urging immediate application of delayed dormant spray for apples as buds swell. Extension services plan ongoing advisories. lime sulfur mixture with nicotine sulphate and arsenate of lead targets San Jose scale and pests. Spray medium and late varieties starting April 11 with thorough trunk and limb coating from top to bottom.

Henly Dauphin Cumberland San Jose

Farmers Urged to Destroy Waste Grain to Fight Moth

In southeastern Pennsylvania counties the Angoumois grain moth destroyed nearly 5 million bushels of wheat in 1923. Farmers are urged to destroy all waste grain by May 15 and concentrate straw in one place. All refuse should be burned and granaries fumigated on the first warm day. Early threshing is emphasized as key to control. County agents in Harrisburg and Carlisle offer fumigation details and pest guidance.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Carlisle

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