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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1921

Page

2

Palmyra Buzzes With Local Visits and Hotel Sale

Palmyra residents kept active with visits to Reading Lebanon York and Annville while the Apollo Mandolin Orchestra rehearsed on the boroughs second floor at Smith hall. Harvey L. Seltzer bought the Rodman hotel in Atlantic City for 75000 with occupancy expected May 1.

Bernice Bentzel Verna Wilhelm Baltimore Maryland Irwin Kreider Reading H. P. Snyder John H. Light Russell Lebanon Apollo Mandolin Orchestra Smith Hall Fred Klinger Paul Hartz Annville Jacob Miller C. B. Moyer North Railroad Street Janet Sprenkle York McKinley Stevens Camp Hill Robert Hartz J. A. Shriver Hegins Walter Houser Harrisburg Luther Gerberich John Achenbach Dorothy Horstick West Main Street Zearfoss Dawson Raymond Dorothy Quentin Ira Early Palmyra Harvey L. Seltzer Rodman South Carolina Avenue Atlantic City Seltzer Harrisburg Rotary Club Shore Boardwalk Pennsylvania Station C. W. Heffner Esther Lawrence S[lesan James F. Mohler Iesther Gingrich Esther Bordner Fredericksburg Cyrus Yingst Oberlin Hr. M. Seltzer College Street W. EL. Kreider Mercersburg Landis Mercersburg Academy Lloyd Kunts Harold Kuntz Steelstown Thevangelical Church Walter Showers Levi Bowman John G. Early Henry Early Ruth Cressley Blanche Cressley Wireberger Mamie Bowman Cedar Crest Allentown George Bowman J. L. Bowman Viola Deitrich West Chester Normal Charles Deitrich Albert Moonshine Miss Anna Moonshine M. B. Fretz C. B. Kratzer William H. Kratzer Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans of the J. Loose Camp Jerry Rauch C. H. Smith Lodge Irene Fasnacht Lackman Hospital Philadelphia William Fasnacht Apollo Mandolin Club Sons of Veterans Moose Hall William Marberger John Horstick Yingston Trinity Reformed Church Isaac Longenecker Church of the Brethren A. L. B. Martin Elmer Strickler Mt. Joy John C. Zug George Shirk Robert Nathan Ruth Stella George H. A. Kunkle Howard Peter Boyer South Harrison Street Boyer Shirk Stella Ruth Ray Buck Chas. Uhler Hettie Palm Church Odd Fellows Rebekah HL A. Sunkle Salem Lutheran Church Ratchford Palmyra High School Luther League of Palm Sarah Smith Feast Main Street Dorothy Jennings John Palm

Witness nods under cross examination and court action

The defense witness, while being cross-examined, nodded instead of answering. The court stenographer, not facing the witness, insisted to answer. The witness replied that he did answer by nodding, prompting the judge to remark on the uncertain motion.

Still Doing Business Mrs Trotter

Mrs Trotter reports returning from Colorado and describes a trip to the top of Pike's Peak. Mrs Homebody recalls hearing her father speak of climbing Pike's Peak when younger.

For the Defense Father

A terse exchange frames a scene where a father prepares a harsh rebuke for his son, a youth who downplays the impact and accepts the punishment with wry humor. The dialogue highlights generational tension and a strained yet caring dynamic.

Social Faux Pas at Party Sparks Awkward Revelation

A man tells a stranger a secret critique about a woman in a blue dress, calling her a lemon and warning against dancing with her. The stranger reveals she is the man’s wife, ending the moment with shock at the party.

To Be Expected Bob and Belle Weigh In

In a lighthearted exchange Belle jokes about weight as she notes she started at nine and a half pounds. Bob teases about not weighing more than before in a playful domestic moment likely from a birth or infancy record.

Bob Belle

Man of His Word in Trucking Circles Revealed

Dialogue reveals Jackson’s claim of moving in elite society while his occupation is disclosed as being in the trucking business. The exchange underscores a juxtaposition between social pretensions and practical trade work.

Jackson

Neighbor's Son and Dad Seek Help for Butchering Task

A neighbor asks if his wife can assist with a local butcher task. The inquiry appears informal and centers on help from a family member for an upcoming job.

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