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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Andre Marquarie
Mt. Gretna
Harold Engle
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Marquarie
H. E. Zerbe
William Seaman
Earl
Benjamin Seaman
George Hetrick
Christian Seaman
Joseph Early
Railroad Street
Clayton D. Lingle
Akron
Ohio
Mary M. Lingle
G. H. Moyer
G. R. Kreider
Johnny
Pop
Man of
His
Dr Scholls
Dr. Scholl
Oxford
Goodyear Welted
Havana
Hershey Department Store
Hershey
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