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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
6
Palmyra news reports purchases of a 1700 pound heavy horse and two cars a Ford runabout and a Chalmers roadster from Ream and Son. It notes rising garden work, baptisms, servicemen returns, hotel sale, and numerous church notices plus local travels and social visits.
Henry Brandt of Greensburg visits his father on West High street. Public sale set for Lydia Bishop property on East Hummelstown street Tuesday April 22 at 2 00 pm. Campus notes report flower beds planted, an arbor project, and seniors named Ruth Bucher Supera Martz Marta Myers Ephraim Meyer Harry Reber Samuel King Fred Fogelsanger. Reverend Nathan Martin moves to Lebanon to aid Church of the Brethren efforts. John Hershey elected to ministry. Arbor day exercises interrupted by rain but Keystone Society program proceeds with Mildred Baer Rudolph Ziegler and Capetanios delivering talks. Death of Miss Katherine Miller’s mother noted. grandmother of Kathryn Leiter class of 1918.
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