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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

2

Palmyra Chautauqua Week Opens With Varied Acts

Aug 22 to 26 Palmyra hosts a community Chautauqua with Lenzo's Cavaliers Kellman chorus and Kerry Singers on day two. Floyds and Cecilian Trio perform on day three alongside Royal Filipino String Band. Betty Jane Dunaway headlines last day with The Lady of the Decoration and Old Fashioned Girls Quartet.

Chautauqua Lenzo Cavaliers Kerry Singers Floyds Cecilian Royal Filipino String Band Betty Jane Dunaway Miss Dunaway Clarence Snyder W. H. O. Ladies First United Brethren Sunday School Paxtang Park Harrisburg C. W. Heffner I. O. Burtner Mt. Gretna Tressler Loysville Palmyra N. C. Stenger Old Homestead Black’s Bridge East Elanover Bethany U. EE Cle Heffner West Main Street Ursula Landis Lawn Henry Bixler Raymond Engle Claire Harnish U. B Warnish Samuel Single Jank Hartz Harry Seltzer Eo, Burter Wlenry Seltzer Harold Ingle Dawson Benneth Lester Charles Behm Nevin Donald Long's Grove Straussburg Florence Calocine Frank Behman College Street Florence Smaltz Henry Basnacht Aaron Zuver Derry Isaac Risser Sadie Risser Elizabethtown Brenneman John Zug Chestnut Street J. Slimer Jean Martha Early Millersburg Messrs Morris Mauffair Ray Hershey

Gretna areas host heavy weekend crowd and horse sale

Mrs A R Brubaker returned from Jersey City and New York City while Ray Light of Lebanon visited on Wednesday. Gretna drew a large Sunday crowd with a lecture at the summer resort and a cavalry horse sale planned at Gingrich Bros Stock Yards after Kieffer delivered over 500 mounts. Local residents and visitors from Lebanon Jersey City Dayton Hershey Palmyra Mt Gretna and Hershey were noted attending events and visiting relatives.

A. R. Brubaker Jersey City New York City Ray G. Light Lebanon John Wirth Marie van Deusen Rengier Gretna B. Kieffer John Martin Amos Shenk al. Cressler David Keller Blaine Walters W. M. Grove Pony Howard Carikofe Dayton Virginia A. G. Glick D. M. Sandy Board of Road Supervisors Gingrich HH. W. Hosan Kieffer Gingrech Bros Nicmond Gingrich & Bro Ts Nnikdue Wm. Fasnacht Palmyra Edwin Yingat I. Yingat Mardin Hershey Walter Lehman Mt. Gretna Irwin Lehman

Campbellstown Notices Roundup and Local News Briefs

Campbellstown updates include Rev Longenecker visiting New Holland, Philip Ober ill with blood poisoning, and a Salem Sunday School picnic planned for Paxtang Park on August 20. Local errands cover property sales, new home builds, school appointments, and upcoming camp meetings in Cleona. Smaller items mention vaccinations, theater cloqueurs, dahlia origins, South Seas fish, and tailor photography methods.

C. R. Longenecker New Holland R. E. Arnold Lebanon Philip Ober W. H. Ebright G. C. Wolfersberger A. B Valley Glen Jacob Landis Fleetwood Locust Street Salem Jacob Nye Aaron Hamilton Bachmansville Peter Longenecker John Herring Amos Risser Elizabethtown Mary Wolfersberger Quentin Tom Miller Palmyra Cyrus Wolfersberger Philip Wolfersberger Bomberger Elizabeth Bowman Rebecca Moyer Robert Behney Loysville Jonas Eby John Howard Sand Beach Sweden Norway Buenos Aires Mexico Botanic Gardens Madrid Dahl South Seas

Local residents travel and visits noted in Lebanon

Geo. W. Lingle of Lebanon called in the village on Friday. H. B. Gingrich and John Martin with Col. Ernest traveled to Lebanon on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gingrich spend the week at Mt. Gretna.

Frank Ulrich Railroad Street John Bolen John Fees Mary Bowman Lavina Bowman Adam Keller Cleona Dorothy Zeiders Dorothy Jane Esther Ulrich Daisy Zug Lebanon John Zug Chestnut Street Girl Scouts of Palmyra Glenoke J. Raymond Engle H. A. Kunkle Howard Kunkel Kutztown Park Kutztown Kunkle Slatington Hajim Iwadomi Seminary The United Lutheran Church Palm Church Zoar Mt. Zion St. Paul's Lutheran Annville Palm Choir Pastor Kunkle Zion Ruth Spancake W. G. Dietz Arthur Miller Inadomi St. Paul's Lutheran Church Stroudsburg Monroe County Rudy Lester Shoop Paul Jones Philadelphia Abner Spangler Allentown A.C Geo. W. Lingle H. B. Gingrich John Martin Col. Ernest C. C. Gingrich Mt. Gretna

Global industry notes and historical stats

The report highlights Chilean sugar beet policy moves, 69 percent of world oil output in 1919 from the United States, bamboo paper prospects in Burma, a surge in cooperative stores in the United States, and a U S and Canada mining wage dispute. It also compares coal mine fatalities to output and marks 75 years since raw coal replaced charcoal as furnace fuel.

Chile United States Burma Canada

Joke Echoes in Punch On Women’s War Efforts

A Punch cartoon quips about working women and the nation’s war effort. The dialogue features Mrs Wilkins and a companion noting women’s role in England, ending with light reassurance that they are not as bad as often portrayed. The exchange reflects social attitudes toward women workers during the period.

Punch England

Prepared for Marriage Amid Quits and Feather Beds

A clergyman gav e couples serious wedding guidance but a bride replied with humor about her ready supplies. She lists four common quilts and two nice ones along with feather beds sheets pillow slips and tableware showing practical preparations ahead of the ceremony.

Universal Solvent Paradox in Chemistry Class

A professor asks how gold is released, and a student jokes that marriage is the quickest method. The moment plays on a humorous misdirection about complex reactions and social bonds. The line blends science wit with classroom banter.

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