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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
6
Local items report a Philadelphia robbery of $71 to Mrs. Chas. Ream, a Cletrac Tractor demonstration at Nissley farm, Moose lodge plans for May events, and numerous civic, social, and employment updates including school trips, hospital stays, factory jobs, and hotel investment in Atlantic City.
Baptismal services are set for April 30 at the Mennonite church with communion on May 1. A Sunday School meeting will occur on Ascension day. Community visits include Amos Shearer and family in Lebanon and others at the Brandt and Booser homes. A public sale is slated April 30 featuring a driving horse, buggy, tools, and more.
J E Wolgemuth and B M Niemond traveled to Harrisburg on Friday for business. Mrs H E Hoffman spent the weekend with friends in Washington. Others joined in the National Capitol excursion: Wm Williamson Walter Thome Winfield Klick and B M Niemond. Earl Lehman of Valley Trust Co Palmyra visited family. Wolgemuth garage remains open with Paul Wolgemuth and Christ Lehman Jr in charge of mechanical work Texaco and Atlantic gas will be sold with one pump in operation. H B Gingrich bought a new Ford Sedan last week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Guistwire last week. H B Gingrich visited York county Monday. Mrs William Williamson and daughter Marian visited Palmyra over Sunday.
The Eurydice Choral Club led by Miss Long performed in the College Chapel with baritone Errol K. Peters from New York City. The program featured solos, a cantata The Land of Hearts Desire, and Deene Taylor arranged music.
Sunday visitors to H. B. Gingrich and family included Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and Miss Emma Bomberger of Annville. Also on weekend, Lloyd Liggett and family and Merle Farence traveled to Mechanicsburg to visit friends and relatives.
Exceptional Values For Friday and Saturday Only. Foulard Silks 36 in wide in top patterns 1.98 yd. Baronette Satin in pink 36 in wide 2.75 yd. Colored Dress Linens 38 to 40 in wide 49c yd. Black Taffeta 36 in wide 1.49 yd. Crepe de Chine Jersey Tub silks 1.49 to 2.50 yd. Fancy Voices fabrics 40c to 1.39 yd. Wool Dress Skirting 58 in wide 2.50 to 3.49 yd. Yard Goods Section 1st Floor.
A homemaker focused page lists silk hose with sisle tops in black brown and white priced at 1.98 2.98 and 0.59 0.98 and 1.49. It features leather pocket books table runners bed spreads and Ingersoll watches promotions with assorted prices and styles.
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