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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

2

Orphans Home Band to Play in Palmyra August 10

The Tressler Orphan's Home Band of Oysville will perform on the Athletic Field in Palmyra Thursday evening August 10. The 40-instrument group plans a lively concert, as local activity continues with visits, family trips, and community events recorded through this Palmyra column.

Tressler”Orphan’s Oysville Palmyra Longenecker Bros Bullinger Hershey Park Squire Amos Snavely John Snavely Hershey Cuba Mr. Snavely Hershey Chocolate Co Marie J. Sullivan Lebanon Russell M. Light John Light R. M. Rank Annville Emma Siple Chambersburg O. D. Cover J. E. Bentzel Baltimore Maryland Oriole Girl Scouts of Glenoko George W. Peay Harrisburg Ira W. G. Dietz Mapit Street Albert Stucky Roosevelt Triangle South Railroad South Chestnut Streets E. Bentzel Perry County Phares Sweigart Lititz Walter Mann C. F. Harnish Washington D. C C. W. Heffner East Greenville Lawrence Hosan Ida Kelchner Minneapolis Sallie Stauffer North Railroad Street Samuel B. le H. A. Kunkle Howard Helen Shirk Japan Zoar Lutheran Church G. H. Moyer Salem Lutheran Choir Palm Lutheran Church Myrtle ‘Lurby Kunkle Palm Bible School J. E. Spancake Philadelphia Robert Jack F. M.bashore Pauline Leora Carl I. R. Fasnacht Washington, D. C W. G. Deitz Harry Dietz Heights Valley Glen Park W. E. Kreider Grant Street Joseph Brown J. W. Betty Dr. Agustus Hartford

The Professional Comeback in Burke’s Office

Mr Bailey demanded legal advice after his dog killed several prize leghorns. Burke confirms owner liability and imposes $10 damages, which Bailey pays. The following month he receives a bill for professional services rendered totaling $10.00.

Mr. Baily Lawer Burke Ian Saya L Burke

Campbelltown Community Digest Highlights Local Visits

Local families and neighbors travel to see relatives in New Holland Lebanon Manheim Hummelstown Linglestown and Gretna. Salem Sunday School 9 oclock and 1:30 program plus a public meeting of Campbelltown Water Co. at the school. Milk price up to 9c quart and Tarvia being applied to streets.

C. R. Longnecker New Holland Harry Gruber Lebanon H. M. Hostetter Clarence Gingrich Peter Longnecker John Shetter Manheim Daniel Conrad Hummelstown Will Nye Union Deposit U. B Ruth Cassel Will Horst Lewistown Harry Wolfersberger Jacob Hess Philadelphia Salem Church J. B. Lyter Dayton Risser G. C. Wolfersberger John Herring Mr. Herring Brotherhood Grubb & Miller Jewett Paige Campbelltown Water Co Wolfersberger William Harpine Virginia Tarvia H. N. Shaffer & Son

Auditor General Criticizes Appropriation Practice

Auditor General Lewis warned that hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, will burden the next Legislature to cover funds owed by the Commonwealth due to past mismanagement and haphazard appropriations. He cited state police deficits, National Guard strike costs, and waning state aid for road work, urging tighter stock controls and elimination of waste to meet obligations.

Gifford Pinchot Commonwealth Wit State Police National Guard Yeekong

Why Every Respectable Man Should Swear As Often As He Can

A fragmented editorial from Edgar W. Work argues that frequent swearing demonstrates taste breeding sociability and familiarity with literature. It claims swearing boosts self respect aids manhood and may improve prospects in the hereafter.

Boyd Edgar W. Work

Local Couples Wed InSmall Hartwell Home Ceremony

Dorothy Hartwell and Homer Strickler married at the bride’s home last Wednesday morning by Rev. J S Heffner. Immediate families attended. The newlyweds departed for Hartisburg and then Atlantic City. Strickler is deputy prothonotary of the supreme and superior courts and borough assessor of Hummelstown.

Dorothy M. Zeider P. W. Hartwell Homer Hummel Strickler J. S. Heffner The Reformed Church Supreme and Superior Hummelstown Church of the Brethren Spring Creek Hershey George L. Good Miss Lyter Hagerstown D. J. Sassaman W. High Street P. V. Bebney T.S. I Zion Lutheran Church Margaret Cassel Roberta Hetrick Joy Shoop Clara Ney Sadie Porter Gertrude Cassel Rachel Grove Virgie Landis Helen Fors Josephine Walters Messers John Bolton Richard Davis Harry Riegle Russell Stare Robert Bricker Ressler Bomgardner Robert Spire Christian Heller Richard Crosby Pearl Phipps Katie Kautz Clara Church Newport News Virginia S. S Woodmen of America Deimler’s Grove Fiddler's Elbow Bridge Lerew Main Street Hershey Park J. F. Matter McKeesport Alfred T. Sutcliffe Schuylkill Haven John 8. Heffner Collegeville Ursinus College Howard Deimler Toronto Harry Cnassel Elizabeth Baer C. N. Mumma Steelton Margaret Shope Rebecca Sutcliffe Mary Grove New York Katherine Gerber Philadelphia Henry Gerber Paul Hummel Dauphin Hummel Harrisburg Trust Co Teller William Houseworth Irie Houseworth John Ulrich Elizabeth Attole Harrisburg Thomas Jonas Mra Thomas McCall Mr. McCall George Bartela Hovahoy George Muth Harrishvar Questa Laura Muth

Local residents visit and events in Bachmansville area

Reverend Myers preached at the Brethren Church. Numerous local visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. George Risser, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Shearer, and families from Millersville, Elizabethtown, Beverly, Penbrook and Lancaster, gathered at various homes. Dehin Longenecker offered cabbage by the bushel. Ruth Grabb elected teacher for the upcoming term. George Stinerock of near Deodate died. funeral and burial at HAM church.

Rev. Myers Millersville Brethren Church George Risser George Corigby Mt. Pleasant Amos Shearer Annville Samuel O. Weltmer Dehin Longenecker Ruth Grabb Samuel Blough Middletown Reichenbach Mae Reichenbach Ruth Elizabethtown Hiram Bricker Jacob W. Brandt Beverly Jacob C. Brandt A. A. Heck Penbrook Henry Pemplin Campbelltown Phares Hein George Stinerock Near Deodate Ham Church

Playing Postman Johnnie Explains Missing Letters

A six year old boy, calling himself a playing postman, explains to his mother that he found ten letters in her bureau drawer tied with ribbon and used them to add houses in their area, causing a puzzled reaction.

Johnnie

Startling Ven Reveals Odd Family Occupation Tale

In a quirky exchange, Gwen questions an aviator while Ben reveals his father earns a living as a warm clock salesman, sparking surprise and curiosity about the unusual family trade.

Ven Gwen Ben Anwarm

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