Sale Ad Offers Wide Discounts on Rugs and Household Goods
Local sale highlights deep cuts on livery items and rugs including Wilton and Crex brands. Prices range from $9.50 to $32.50 with many items at half or less of original costs. Also features assorted candies and cough drops with bulk pricing and multiple pack deals.
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Vies
Wilton
Cheney
Unclear Promotional Text About Coats Discounted
Fragmentary advertisement touts tea based deal and “110% off” on coats up to $30. Mentions price range from $2.50 to $7.50 with unclear terms and brand wording.
Bargain Textile Lot Offers Wide Range of Fabrics
An in store sale lists Turkish towels 1.49, bed linens and silks by the yard with values from 15c to 59c. Includes ginghams crepes linens silks gloves handkerchiefs and purse items with discounts on yardage and complete sets across several departments.
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Batiste
Seco
Family Shoe Section Highlights Various Men Women Kids Footwear
The notice lists a range of footwear including Women's Queen Quality pumps and oxfords, Children's High Grade Oxfords and barefoot sandals, Growing Girls sandals, and Men's Bostonian and Good Luck oxfords. It mentions styles in tan calf, black kid, and patent leather, with several items offered while they last.
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Eati
Oxfords
Goodyear
Palmyra Delphian Society Meeting and Community News
Palmyra residents attend society meeting at Mrs. D A Landis home with talks on Louvre in Paris and Current Events. Local events include births, church notices, high school play, evangelistic sermons starting April 22, and cantata plans at Palm Lutheran Church.
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Palmyra Delphian Society
D. A. Landis
East Main Street
Louvre
Paris
W. S. Poorman
Esther and
Hilda Gingrich
Miriam Moore
Hershey
Paul Moyer
North Railroad Street
C. W. Heffner
Bethany Evangelical Church
C. A. Bollman
Albright College
Myerstown
Dr. Bollman
C. P. Benson
Reading
East Cherry Street
C. W. Smith
Maple Street
R. Eugene Kelchner
Gloria
Harrisburg
John Kelchner
Aaron K. Singer
Levi Miller
L R. Nicholson
Edward C. Dussman
Helen Dusman
Homeopathic Hospital
P. K. Bergman
J. L. Weaver
S. L. Rhoades
U. B
Allentown
Harry Zimmerman
Beulah E. Hershey
Carrie E. Early
David Kreider
C. E
Frank Heilman
Cleona
Grant Wagner
Harry Horst
Killinger
Schuylkill County
Philadelphia
Near East Relief
Harrison Quigley
Palm Lutheran Church
Luther League
Messra Deitz
Ludwick
Smith and Longenecker Brothers
Messrs
I. Spancake
E. Mumma, Jr
L. Lohr
H. A. Kunkle
Dr. Holloway
Palm Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lebanon
W. M.S
Light Brigade
V. Kratzer
Chellos Kratzer
H. G. Fretz
M. B. Fretz
Community notes on Elizabethtown residents and events
Mrs Mary Kuhn and Mrs Julia Blough attended the Governor's reception at the capitol in Harrisburg. Several locals appear in hospital, construction plans and social events, plus real estate transfers and college commencements at Elizabethtown College.
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Mary Kuhn
Julia Blough
Capitol Hill
Harrisburg
Capitol
Merle Zarfoss
Elizabeth Heisey
Linnie Bonebrake
Waynesboro
Daniel I. Harshman
John Kline
D. H. Martin
Maytown Avenue
South Market Street
P. R. R. Bridge
Mathias Gipe
South Popular Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
H. T. Horst
Clarence Hartzell
Hartzell
Crusaders
Reformed Sunday School
T. T
Harrison Keller
Daisy Shearer
Ruth
Esther Campbell
Della Lewis
Thelma Ruth Kathryn Martin
Mary Fleager
Ruth Meckley
Earl
Mark Seibert
Daniel Garman
Paul Johnson
Milton Heilman
Lester Meckley
George Hain
Howard Evans
Robert Rutherford
Robert Fisher
Roy Leedom
Roy Heilman
T. H. Ebersole
Joseph D. Hollinger
Charles M. Eshleman
Elizabethtown
Frank L. Ebersole
Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co
Midland
L. D. Coble
Charles E. Brinser
D. G. Brinser
Eastern Pennsylvania
Louisville
George W. Remick
Monroe Sweigart
Conewago
The
American Legion
Washington Street
M. B. Wittle
W. Harry Brown
Isaac E. Garman
Good's Church
Isaac Z. Hackman
Samuel W. Fetter
College Avenue
Fannie B. Fetter
Paul Martin
Levi R. Ebersole
Harvey C. Ney
Buch-Hoffman Company Et, al
Ross Shumaker
A. M. Shumaker
Falmouth
Ralph Schlosser
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Thomas Gelb
In Palmyra the Church of the Brethren and its Sunday School mourn the sudden death of Brother Thomas Gelb on March 31 1923. The Palmyra Sunday School bows in humble submission to divine will and notes life’s uncertainty inviting all to be ready when the death angel calls.
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Thomas Gelb
Church of the Brethren
Palmyra
Sunday School
It Always PAYS To Admit Errors And Learn
A reflective line emphasizes that apologizing and starting anew, accepting advice, being charitable, and learning from mistakes always pay off in life. It encourages forgiveness, accountability, and steady effort, framing personal growth as the ultimate reward.
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