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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1924
Page
3
In the Furniture Section a range of high grade refrigerators is showcased with a guarantee. Prominent models cited include Belding Hall Alaska Modern Odorless Leonard White Frost and Success. The ads tout efficiency food preservation and economical operation with durable construction and moderate prices.
During the remaining days of April every refrigerator sold includes a free week of ice and a practical ice set with steel nickel plated ice pick tongs and shaver.
Elizabethtown College professor and Mrs Harley visit Rheems. Albert Forrey and Edna George marry. Ephriam Shank, 68, longtime Lancaster teacher, dies at his North Market street home. Miss Alice Kob dies at Lancaster General Hospital aged 39. Numerous local notices include weddings, baptisms, Easter visits, church activities, and a plan for Lancaster County Memorials at Elizabethtown Masonic Homes. Deeds recorded and court rulings noted.
Campbellstown items report J. G. Witman buys a Ford roadster and Lester Brandt takes a new job at Pottstown. Salem Reformed Church lists services led by Aulenbach with a sacred concert by Albright College students. The K of P meets at Harry Horst’s, and car thefts involve George Peters’ Ford in Harrisburg. Funeral for Mrs. Ensmi nger of Annville, with local attendance, and denoting local viewings. sharp notes on town events, school exams for April 29, and May 2 store hours closing early on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Found shoes offered at Wolfersberger’s store
Levi S Hershey of Elizabethtown delivered the address. Mrs Wilt and daughter of Annville sang several vocal selections. Sheriff Amos C Byles of Lebanon visited the Flory home. Gingrich Bros shipped over 700 head of cattle in York county. Stauffer Co offers 2000 bushels Peerless seed oats. The Lawn baseball club offers uniforms for sale as they disband. Robert Gingrich opened his 1924 sheep shearing season. Quarterly conference scheduled May 4 at Mayera Church. D M Sandy offers pasture for twelve cattle at Upper Lawn. C E Gingrich seeks wool buyers this season.
Engineers are drawing plans to replace the Susquehanna River iron girder bridge at Market street with a concrete structure. The current bridge, erected 1904 after a flood swept away a wooden one. Reading notes honor of Reading’s 176th anniversary with a tree in city park.
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