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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

3

Clergy Transfers and Local Social Notes in Elizabethtown

Rev Leopold Stump moves from St Peters to St Gertrudes Lebanon and Rev William Hartigan becomes rector at St Peters Elizabethtown. Local guests include Harry Keller and Grace at Mrs Catherine Groff's Bainbridge home. Married couples and community events noted with a radio concert, birthday dinner, and a large Gibble family reunion on the Elizabeth town College campus.

Leopold Stump St.Peter’s Catholic Church St. Gertrude’s Lebanon William—Hartigan Leah Wanamaker Salem Reformed Church Harrisburg Ellis N. Kremer Claude E. Carl Joseph Miller Philadelphia P. R.R Elizabethtown College Gibble E. G. Kuhn Marguerite Redsecker Kauffman’s Mt. Gretna E. E. Carver East High Street Lancaster General Hospital L. C. Hershey Elizabethtown South End Frank Coover Atlantic City Henry M. Harding Masonic Homes George T. Harding McAllister Gettysburg Louise Ashenfelter Columbia Charles Clair A. J. Marchio Joseph Marchio Newville Barber Mt. Joy Zook David H. Singer Plum Street Lancaster Singer

Autoist Cautioned On Parking Regulations

Public highway safety notice prohibits stopping on hill crests bottoms curves and near dance pavilions or eating stands. Vehicles may not park on improved highway sections four wheels must stay off. fines range from 10 to 25 dollars per offense with possible jail time for nonpayment.

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Palmyra to Host Band Concert and Local Notices

The Boy's Band of the Loysville Orphan's Home will perform in Palmyra on Wednesday August 15 on the athletic field in the evening. The 39 musician group is under St John Lutheran Church planning with Rev C W Heffner and Mrs F R Moyer. Town mentions several local visits sales of farm property introductions of visitors and a national mourning service at Palm Lutheran Church on August 10 with speaker Hon G H Moyer and special music.

Loysville Réndéria St. John’s Lutheran Church C. W. Heffner F. R. Moyer Highland Park Perkasie R. B. Behm Hat John G. Baily Mathew W. Smith Virginia Behm Rufus Okum East Main Street M. B. Fretz Reading Viola Deitrich Gettysburg D. A. Landis E. Francis’ Hampton Jean Marie Hampton Martha Poorman Frank Bixler Lebanon Henry Bixler E. G. Leinbach The Reformed Church Lancaster William Yoder St. Louis Charles F. Yoder Samuel Ellinger North Lincoln Sr Johnstown Abraham Hugendubler C. R. Longenecker Helen New Holland A. B. Koch H. P. Leaman West End Robert Jack Philadelphia I. E. Spancake East Cherry Street Atlantic City Asbury Park J. C. Zug Neffsville Beulah Hershey Carrie Prank Early Alice Swatara Ira Early Preston Smith Ohio Irvin Luther Percy Spancake Mary Early Violet Hartz Paul Hartz Dayton Raymond Evans Williams Trade School Delaware County Hassler’s New England West Orange New Jersey John H. Loose J. A. Loose Clothier H. W. Kreider Raymond New England States Emma Thome Norfolk Palmyra Amantha M. Early Martha Early Sara Mary Bowman Young Peoples the Reformed Church Hiram Gingrich J.C. Zug Josiah Kreider Annville Howard I’. Hobbs Los Angeles Cal H. A. Kunkle Hobbs Mohawk Rubber Co Akron Palm Lutheran Church Robertia Bulleelpin

Harrisburg July housing ends with six completions

Thirtedive arages but only six homes were built in Harrisburg during July. Dauphin aiair 8 hunting license quota for this year is 14,500 license application blanka and tags. This quota is based on an issuance of 14,338 tage in 1922. The 1923 hunting taga have a paler green back ground with black lettering. The Lebanon Fair will be held on August 28 to 31. The Reading Fair on September 11 to 15. The Allentown Fair on September 18 to 22. The Lancaster Fair on September 25 to 28. The York Fair on October 2 to 6.

Harrisburg Dauphin Aiair Lebanon Reading Allentown Lancaster York

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