Paul Zimmerman Triumphs In Palmyra Shooting Match
In Palmyra on the Rod and Gun Grounds Paul Zimmerman defeated Rube Stauffer 13 to 7 in a high profile shooting contest attended by a large crowd. The event followed Stauffer’s choice to use E. M. Baum’s trap gun, while Zimmerman used Baldwin’s gun, a dispute that shaped the outcome.
Shope's Church marks 90th anniversary celebration series
Hummelstown Pennsyl April 29 news notes state Shope's Church will observe its 50th founding anniversary with nightly services from May 9 to May 15 featuring several pastors and speakers. Additional items include wedding, fire company events, local meetings, and multiple community notices.
Social News From Lebanon and Palmyra Gatherings
Mrs. Robert Jack and daughter visit family in Lebanon while a surprise shower honors Mr. and Mrs Cyrus White with many attendees listed. Budding notices include an estate administration for Albert Hersh BETUE and a public sale by Catherine Linaweaver heirs at 115 E Cherry Street Palmyra on May 1. The I O O F 1132 marks its 107th anniversary with a church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jack
New York
Jack
Irvin Spancake
Cherry Street
Lebanon
Palmyra
Cyrus K. White
White
Florence Wman
Frank Bowman
Leo Hollinger
David Koons
Oscar Berpner
Charles Zellers
Howard Frank
John Hoy
David Hollinger
Warren Eliott
Ruth Hollinger
Margaret Hollinger
Bowman
Anna Bowman
Emma Dunkleberger
Alta Steckbeck
Irene Kercher
Carne Dunkleberger
Carl Burger
Richard Zellers
Roy Bowman
Paul Zimmerman
East Cherry Street
Edward Eines
Schaeffer
Jacob Schaeffer
H. Baker
Philadelphia
Harriet Quigley
J. Earl’ Heisey
Charles S. Manwiller
Carlisle
H. McDonald
Lovelock
Nev
Harriet Igley
Ida C. Hersberger
Albert Hersh- Betue
Abel Ne
Charles K. Witmer
Bethany Evangelical Church
Heffner
Catherine Linaweaver
Immense Porto Rican Bee Shipment Reaches Middle West
More than 3,000,000 bees arrived last week from Porto Rico and were moved to the Middle West. The shipment includes over 200 queens and is said to be the largest on record. The bees are noted as free from foul brood, a disease that kills young bees in cells. Japan's first railroad began in 1872, forty two years after the Baltimore and Ohio line started. Fuchi, a town in the Sahara, sits on an oasis and reportedly has 100 inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Middle West
Japan
Baltimore and Ohio
United States
Fuchi
Sahara
Miss Mildred Gish Weds J M Blackburn in Elizabethtown
In Elizabethtown on April 29 a ceremony at the Church of God united Miss Mildred Gish daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Gish to Jackson Miller Blackburn son of Dr and Mrs Albert Blackburn of Philadelphia in the presence of over 400 guests Rev H F Hoover officiated The bride wore duchess satin and orange blossoms with white orchids and roses Attendants included Esther Gish as maid of honor and sisters Dorothy and Nancy Gish The reception followed at the bride's home The couple will reside in Elizabeth, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Mildred Ces Gish
Harry Gish
West Elizabethtown
Jackson Miller Blackburn
Albert Blackburn
Philadelphia
Church of God
H. F. Hoover
Mechanicsburg
Esther Gish
Dorothy Gish
Nancy Gish
Betty Long
Lancaster
Elida Blackburn
William Ware
Salem
Mass
Gordon Smith
Harry Landis
Paul Nissley
Albert E. Blackburn
Barnett
Middletown
Blackburn
Elizabeth
N. J
Steven S High School
Elizabethtown College
Swarthmore College
John Bricker
St. Joseph's Hospital
United Zion Church
Mt. Tunnel
Verna
Wylie Flowers
Allen Coble
Samuel McGinney
Isaac Cassel
Esther
John D. Trimmer
Mildred Hackman
Minerva Martin
Galen, Kilhefner
Earl Kipp
Bunkertown
Paul Kreider
Elmer Eshelman
Loretta Hershey
Noah Fuhrman
Quoit
Many Thousands of Dog Licenses Issued in Pa
A report from the Bureau of Animal Industry shows 303,129 dog licenses issued in Pennsylvania by March 1, with Dauphin County accounts totaling about 6,200 licenses. The total marks a year over year increase of 12,400 licenses in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Local Notes from Campbelltown and Surrounding Areas
Campbelltown sees illness among residents as Thomas Miller is on the sick list. Chas Eby and family relocate to the F F Gruber residence. Charles Binkley injured his wrist after a fall. A birth of a son announced by Mr and Mrs Apler on Sunday morning. Amos Risser and family visit Johnstown to see Mrs Risser’s parents. Salem C E Society to hold an apron social in May. Fire Company carnival slated June 19 to July 3 with Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings events. Harry R Wolfersberger spoke to Grace Reformed E Society of Richland. A M Brandt unloaded a carload of cement last week. Boy Scout meeting scheduled in the school building Friday evening. fathers and boys invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Rube Stauffer
Paul Zimmerman
Rod and Gun Company
Stover Avenue
Rube
E. M. Baum
Paul
Baldwin
Paul Strauss Zimmerman
Zimmie
Stover
C. W. Stock
Palm United Sunday School
Price
Frank Hanse
Frank Hinkle
Sarah Bertram
Reading
Charles S. Manwiller
E. Cherry Street
E. Deeple
Harrisburg
Harriet Bissinger Enck
Noah Mark
N. Harrison Street
Enck
Lexington
Lancaster County
Bethany Evangelical Church
E. K. Carpenter
Lebanon
Monroe Bissinger
Manheim
Frank Weidman
Man
Robert E. Hartz
Palmyra High
Jack Seltzer
Harvey Seltzer
E. Mainstreet
Borough of
Palmyra East
Nellie M. Engle
Lincoln Street
Oliver Mark
East Main
Corrie Fox
N. Railroad
Charles D. Gingrich
N. Harrison
D. C. Kreider
Mabel B. Ebersole
Locust Street
E. Warren Martz
Railroad Street
Rufus B. Lingle
J. F. Ream
East Main Street
J. N. Becher
Woman's Missionary Society
U. B
Harry J. Keiffer
E. Oak Street
Keiffer
Charles Zimmerman
Son Russel
Clarence Fetterhoff
Halifax
John Baker
Penbrook
John B. Strickler
Hummelstown
William Snyder
Harry Wise
Union Deposit
John Witmeyer
Annville
Paul McCorkle
Elizabethtown
Charles Peters
Sadie Kreider
Miriam
O. H. Brandt
Laura
Mary
Alma
Fred
L. F. Brandt
Emily
Catherine
Betty
August Brandt
Amos Tittle
Marlin
June Miller
William Shertzer
William Weaver
Dorothy
Verna Schaffner
Harry J. Keiffler
Kathryn
Harry Clark
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Chel’s Place
IE. G. Leinbach
E.G. Leinbach
C. P. Marburger
Harry LB. Moyer
Harvey Spohn
Emory A. Hassler
Charles B. Yoder
Pery Sattazahn
S. A. Brecht
H. B.rk
Samuel S. Farrer
W. Main Street
A. G. Tshudy
N. Railroad Street
C. J. Barnhart
Eva
Hilda
Arline Straw
Katie
Lillie Farling
Grantville
Norman Nornhold
John
Peter Nornhold
George I’. Miller
U. FE
Steelstown
Square
South
Ream Annex al Jeya
Palmyrae
Hershey Machine Shop
Machine Shop Boys
Shepler
Stauffer
Ream Lich
Strine
Palmyra Bees
Lloyd E. Grumbine
Town
E N. Grumbine
Misa Cath M. Bu
Ey A. Buph
Tetle. Com
Perry Bickeler
Levi
Lloyd Swalm
Reindeer Order
Charles S. Noll
Re. Webster C. Noll
Wl D. Noll
Mra
L. Goll
Syner
Shope’s
S. C. Euck
Ira D. Lowery
Intercourse
Paul A. Lawrence
Fred A. Breckenmaker
Fred Breckenmaker
East High Street
C. G. Leatherman
Zion Lutheran Church
Warren Nissley
Mary Gordon
Knights of Friendship
Lutheran Sunday School
Carrol Porter
Paul Deimler
Carrol Hale
George Klink
Star Theatre
American Legion Auxiliary
Clotilda Caldwell
Maxine Turner Producing Co. Chemical Fire Company
Hahn
Dauphin County Sabbath School Association
Zion Lutheran
Legion Hall
Ethel E. Aungst
Eleanor L. Weaver
Aungst
I. Parker Rogers
Williamsport
John Stephenson
Sarah Harvey
John Taylor
Scranton
Henry Gerber
Frank Muth
York
Laura Muth
A. E. Balmer
Vere
Newton Gordon Onunday
Mary Fox
John H. Gay
Philadelphia
Russell H. Gleim
James Kilmer Gleim
Gleim
Ruth Kilmer
J. Urban Kilmer
Morris M. Engle
Minnie Landis
Washington, D. C
Robert M. Bair
Francis A. Keller
Mary I
Hersole
Pease
F. L. Wim, McCall
Alfred McCall
Jane Cole
Schreiver
Steelton
Walter Logan
Ida Haas
Chester Logan
Dora Sowers
Mary Logan
Mt. Holly
Geo. W. Sutcliffe
Elzpbeth
N. J
Ray Cowina
W. Keller
Mr. Keller
Grover C. McKissick
Department of Agriculture
R. B. Earnest
Norman Johnson
Willys-Knight
Thomas Miller
Chas, Eby
F. F. Gruber
Charles Binkley
Apler
Eurday
Amos Risser
Risser
Salem C. E. Society
Harry R. Wolfersberger
C. E
Grace Reformed & E. Society of Richland
A. M. Brandt
Be Careful What You Say Foster Tea Frye Poem
A moral verse urges restraint in judging others. It counsels self reflection before criticizing and notes everyone has faults, even the best and worst, urging readers to curb gossip and focus on improving their own flaws. It closes with a reminder not to cast stones unless free of fault.
Lancaster leads 1925 corn output in the county chain
Lancaster tops a nine county report with 6,978,170 bushels of corn from 1925 harvests at 69.4 bushels per acre, above the state average of 51. The report lists York, Berks, Chester, Franklin, Cumberland, Bucks, Adams, Montgomery and Dauphin with average yields of 56.4. Farm price per bushel is estimated at 80 cents, down from 1.20 in 1924.
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Lancaster
York
Berks
Chester
Franklin
Cumberland
Bucks
Adams
Montgomery
Dauphin
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Mershep
Avery Tu Uneay Mershey
U. S
Mildred Gish
J. M. Blackburn
Dauphin County
Campbelltown
Foster Tea Frye’s Corner
Lancaster Banner State
Corn County
Abe Dibble
Awayback
Vetera
France
Lige Tate
Tttier
Whittier
Amy Lowell
Pat
Reginald
Sir Audrey de Vere
THE
Hershey National Bank
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
Wincroft
Hershey Department Store
Brunswick Records
New Brunswick
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