Palmyra News Highlights Include Funerals and Social Notices
Funeral services were held for Michael Eby at his Palmyra home and Campbelltown Salem Reformed Church with burial in Campbelltown. A large reception followed for Carrie Miller and Miles Seigrist’s wedding just days earlier. Local society events include lodge suppers for Dormitory funds, missionary society meetings, and a Girl Scouts pageant at Trinity Reformed Church. Community updates cover visits, hospital news, school activities, and civic notices across Palmyra and nearby towns.
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Michael Eby
M. D. Eby
East Main Street
Palmyra
Salem ‘Reformed
Campbelltown
E. G. Leinbach
John Weaver
Lancaster
Noah Risser
Deodate
C. P. Eby
J. H. Eby
John Eby
Landis
Edwin Eby
C. H. Smith
William Miller
West Main Street
Carrie
Miles Seigrist
Middleburg
Frank Seigrist
Thelma
Harry Heilman
Luella
Maurice Heilman
Anna and
Forrest
Willis Kahler
Isabelle
Ezra Heilman
Helen
Marie Dusman
Eliza Miller
Kathryn Miller
Lizzie Moyer
Ruth
Friend
Reading
Morris Loser
Annville
Hershey Park
Martin Cope
Joe and
Marlin Fees
John Fasnacht
Lady Palm Bektekah Lodge
Elias Spancake
Lebanon
M. B. Fretz
J. Spayd Bomberger
Luma Grassman
Nora Bowman
Missionary Society and Mission Band
Martha
Hilda Gingrich
Zeimer Guild
Trinity Reformed Church
Lebanon Classical Missionary Society
Tabor
Bartholomew
Miss Meyers
J. C. Zug
Elizabethtown
Heidleberg League
Trinity League
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Trinity Church
Kercher
Marchberger
Melchair Ricker
Sarah
Harvey Moyer
Skast Cherry Street
Carlisle
Mechanics
H. G. Newgard
Margaret Klopp
Ilmer Klopp
North Blarkson Street
Levi Sonen
David Sonen
Henry
Paul Brewer
Clarence Fisher
Girls Glee Club
Cedar Crest
Allentown
Hershey
Central Theatre
James Mohn
C. W. Heffner
John Scholl
Good Samaritan
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Leroy Nicholson
Rockaway
New York
C. P. Benson
Harrisburg
Daniel Slessier
Irwin Kreider
Mary Long
Charles Kercher
George Wace
Broad Street
Harry Whitman
North Grant Street
Phillip Miller
Russell Light
Irvin Hostetter
Henry Bickster
Ira Early
Irvin Buck
Andy
John H. Light
Russell
Archie Gruber
North Railroad Street
Myerstown Lodge
C. B. Gingrich
John Funk
John M. Glassbrenner
Okum
Palm Lutheran Church
Margaret Fuller Council
Daughters of Liberty
Palm Olive Soap Special Sale Prices Listed
An old newspaper line lists assorted sale prices for Palm Olive Soap and other items. The ad shows unit prices like 76¢ and 33¢, with bulk deals such as 50 for $4.15 and 60 for $4.16, and several price points including 27¢ and 30¢ across the display.
When In Doubt Add Ten Per Cent
A Wall Street man negotiates for rain gutter renewal with a country tinsmith. He learns copper gutters cost over 50 cents a pound, far above ingots at 19 cents. The tinsmith explains his pricing includes labor, insurance, overhead, transport, and boss profit, leaving no actual profit.
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Wall Street
Marriage billing and cooing quip gains headlines
A humorous exchange is cited about marriage, contrasting billing and affection. The quip highlights social humor on married life with a pun about financial aspects and romance in a lighthearted tone.
Aerial Post Sparks Mixed Reactions Over China Route
The Chinese cabinet approves the Peking to Shanghai air link and an English officer shows a plane over Peking. A Mandarin responds calmly that the aircraft is designed to fly, highlighting cautious curiosity about aviation progress.
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Peking
Shanghai
Sykes
Change, Scene Manager Exchange Vexed Office Banter
A humorous exchange shows the office boy missing yesterday and claiming stomach pains. The manager quips about a backache last week and the boy says he swallowed his misery, keeping it in his stomach since.
Here and Hereafter Agnes Harps On Fate
Agnes laments and jokes about the afterlife while commenting on the fortunes of another person. The dialogue hints at hope and superstition as she speaks of luck beyond this world.
Cured by a Stranger Doctor Becomes Quiet on Ailments
A woman Ayres is cured by a man who helps her stop speaking of illnesses. He notes that many symptoms afflict people as they age. Since the cure, she remains silent about her ailments.
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Ayres
Woman uses two theatre seats on opposite sides
A stout woman always reserved two seats for herself. The attendant asked who would use the second ticket. She replied that she would occupy both seats, though they were on opposite sides of the aisle.
Phrase Playbook on Snowy Day Gloves
Children answer a teacher's winter prompt with gloves as the defining sight of a cold walk. A brief classroom exchange captures observation and humor in a simple moment.
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