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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1926

Page

2

Palmyra Legion Band Carnival Opens with Iroquois Band

Palmyra Pa August 12 The Legion Band Carnival opened Saturday night to a large crowd with Iroquois Band under H H Brandt. The carnival runs August 10 12 14 17 19 and 21 with a changing program each night and a crowd favored by a promising popularity contest.

Palmyra H. H. Brandt Hershey Harry Eby Campbelltown Longenecker Mt. Holly N. J Paxtang Sarah S. Brubaker Ida S. Gibble Myerstown Sallie S. Hostetter Charles K. Witmer Elmer G. Leinbach Gladys Mt. Gretna Lawrence Hosan Palmyra Bank and Trust Company Chas. K. Witmeg P. S. Keiser L. O. Yost Philadelphia Bexmont Fire Co Cornwall Brotherhood Men’s Bible Class Palm United Church Melchair Ricker Robert Jack Newark Jack Ruth Spancake Irvin Spancake Borough Harry Drescher Stanley Brandt Ralph G. Rhoads Gettysburg College Wildwood Robert Burtner Harrisburg J. B. Koons Bellegrove Lloyd Stutzman Schuylkill College Reading Palmyra High School J. M. Early Lebanon Henry Spangler Harriett Higgins Valley Joseph Jlouch Irene Bicksler Fredericksburg Tiester Shuffler C. G. Kemp Harry, Brown Mr.Toy Sale P. Stauffer Joseph Kieinfelter East Main Street John J. Stauffer Londonderry Arthris Wain Che California Abner Oakum Gordon Peter Long Mr. Long Mea George Oakum Grant Hrayng General Butler Weat Cherry Street Mary Temple William Ample Chestnut Treet Donald B. Strohm Farrinburg William Kennedy Altoona

Local social notes and notices from town

Mrs Grant Batdorf visits sister in Hartford Connecticut and others travel to Atlantic City Philadelphia and Gettysburg. People plan rem in at Little Spring Park and discuss ground filling and rentals including rooms apartments and a garage in town.

Grant Batdorf Severa Hartford Conn Coleman Kennedy W. Virginia Kennedy George Kennedy Oak Street Tillie J. Rank Atlantic City N. J Henry Spangler Higgins Lydia Gibble Allen Allwein Philadelphia Ake Me Aroud Remin Hemeamily Liltte Spring Park Sadie Hoffman Lebanon J. D. Cover East Cherry Street Paul Wharton Middletown J. Earl Heisey Harriet Quigley C. S. Mengiller Gettysburg Tolbert F. Fritz Pottsville Chas. D. Zeigler South Harrison Street Railroad Street W. S. Poorman

Improvements At Elizabethown School And Community Notices

Elizabethown PA August 12 reports the school board bond approval for 25000 and basement athletic facilities upgrades while the temporary building roof repairs after hail are completed. Fire company plans first floor expansion and second floor meeting rooms at an estimated 6000. Scout activities, Bible Institute event, parish meetings, water mains extensions and numerous local trips and reunions are noted along with hospital care for a visiting boy and a large wedding reception in Mastersonville.

Elizabethtown J. W. Atkins Friendship Fire Co Bob Heistand Chiquetan Susquehanna River Both Rock Pine Grove Furnace Milt Heilman L. C. T. Miller Versailles Rev. Miller Tri-County Bible Institute Elizabethtown College N. C South Market Street South Spruce North Market Street Oak Street Willie Economos New York St. Joseph's Hospital David Heisey Jacob Shank Walter W. C. Hartzell Carl New England States Canada Henry Kuntzleman Montreal Great Lakes Stern Apron Mfg. Co Stoverdale Mt. Gretna John Rutt Susan Mary Catherine Titus Menry Mark Isaac Hershey Jean Viola Reed Abram Shenk Jacob Shenk Mastersonville John Kaylor Annie Kaylor Paris fHlert Ralph G. Herr J. Lloyd Shaeffer John Jacob Shaeffer Reid Hi Shaeffer Edith Diffenbaugh Oscar Herr Imma Mae Herr Clarence Herr Amos Herr Susan HH Whister Jonas 11 Whisler Nora Sure Amos Whisler Jane Herr Warren Chapman Anna Chapman Mary J. Chapman Frances Chapman Robert Chapman Delwood Tarr Elwood Barr Jo Joho Barr Paul Brubaker Reta Brubaker Ralph Dershey Walter A. Herr Carl G. Herr Marion G. Tarr Ada G. Herr Ira L. Risser J. J. Gish Esther Herr Gish Hans Herr Williamson Park Lancaster Elsie Landis Stella Cable Harrison Keller Walter Wealand Town Irene Upp Worth Philadelphia Atlantic City Martha Coble Ralph Shultz Landisville Terman Kreiner Dale and Kaye Clayton Plol- Thiger Arthur, Esther Orpha Hollinger Henry Hettie Hollinger Geyer College D1 Robert Nisshey James ‘Tierney Roland Weaver Tew Muekhs Thompson Mike Anna Bauek Anon Olweller George B. Cobick Mra Elsie Cobick Joward Fryer Niagara Falls Quebec W. A. Withern North Banover Street Hoffer Bros Anna M. Dennison Addie Dennison J. C. Meekley Elizabeth Meckley Cha Mentzler Falmouth Jacob Risser Menno Risser Lyndon

Washouts cause damage in borough and at Masonic Homes

Heavy rains caused washouts along Masonic Homes farms exposing the sewer trunk line but little damage to it. Borough surface sewers overloaded and property damage reported. Henry Weaver injured his fingers unloading cement at a local shoe factory. Charles Sweigart hospitalized at St Josephs Lancaster. Ruth Ebersole and Selma Ruth vacationing at Mt Gretna.

Masonic Lancaster Ruth Ebersole Selma Ruth Mt. Gretna

Hummelstown to Send Boys to Sesqui Centennial Exposition

Hummelstown plans an educational bus trip for twenty one boys aged 12 to 18 to the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. Albert E Burridge will pilot an all steel bus, with guides, meals, lodging, and a visit to the Delaware Bridge Betsy Ross Home Independence Hall and Horticultural Hall. Two day trip costs total 15 dollars per day. Girls may follow with Miss Rebecca Sutcliffe and a Bu-Te Shop reopening August 18.

Hummelstown Bert E. Burridge Harrisburg New Delaware Bridge Betsy Ross Independence Hall Horticultural Hall Valley Forge J. A. Kilmer West High Street Lawrence Eschenour Chamber Hill Mary A. Cassellot West Main Street John Shiffler

Campbelltown Records Move and Burial Notice

Campbelltown reports Harry Burkholders of Palmyra moved into town last week. A one day old infant of Mr and Mrs Harry Hamilton of Palmdale was buried in the U C cemetery last Thursday afternoon.

Harry Burkholders Palmyra Harry Hamilton Palmdale U. C

Black snakes to battle Texas rattlers in state event

Two Missouri black snakes and two Texas rattlers prepare for a public exhibition before Texas officials. The legend says harmless black snakes kill rattlesnakes and if the Missouri pair wins, 10,000 more black snakes will be imported to Texas to wage war on rattlers. In other items, the government earns 13.259 million in unredeemed securities interest, platinum soars to 120 an ounce from 1880 guineas, Svalbard coal estimates reach 8.75 billion tons, San Antonio endures its first snowstorm in over three decades and hosts a snow festival.

Missouri Texas San Antonio

Rare figures reveal contrasts in early 20th century society

The data show daily global thunder counts exceed 45,000 with unique regional frequencies such as 223 yearly in Java and a pole event roughly every decade. It notes Paris professors earning up to 1200 annually and a long-lived Civil War veteran dying at 92. It highlights literacy gaps, large golf land value, and farm wage shifts.

Farm wealth and income share nations wealth and odd goods

Farms in the United States account for about 20 percent of national wealth and around 16 percent of national income. A peculiar dried fish from the Pacific Northwest is described as fat enough to be threaded with a wick for use as a camdte. The world's largest barrel, holding 70 950 gallons, was built at El Taville-on-the-Rhine.

United States Pacific Northwest el Taville-on-the-Rhine

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THE Hershey Press Palmyra Legion Elizabethtown School Hummelstown Boys Raymond Inhoff Ricker John Alleman Blanche Hale Hershey Hospital Josephine Madeline Stroh Mary Grove Chester Gates Indianapolis Esther Miller New York City Emily Cummings Manon Walter H. S. Garnes Mansfield Ohio Rachael Sutcliffe Helen Elva Hipple Edward Alwine Mark Sleichter Shipisburg Lee William Allin George Good and Washington Ray Kinley Emmett Gherst Edgar C. Hummel George Hallman United Brethren Church Sarah Schaffner Schaffner J. Earl Brighthill Patricia New Jersey Violc Cassel Clara Cassel Iburg Sutcliffe Alfred Sutcliffe Ladies’ Mite Society the Reformed Church Robert Biesecker Nellie Biesecker Walter Baker Grover C. Buser Reliance Hose Co Rutherford Heights Charles Leiby Ezra Rupert Dorothy Light South Railroad Street Edward Hammer Elizabeth Lundy Brooklyn N. Y James Lundy Charles Ellinger Monroe Gingrich William Robert Holsberg Samuel Hartz Mary A. Knull Mrs. Pyne Katharine Hummel John B. Lyter Harvey Lineweaver Beccie Moyer Paul Deininger Moyer Rea Eby Dorothy Pauline Spangler Harolders Aulenbach Lee Wilt Steelton Wolfersbergers Parsonage Floyd Tice Ebeneezer David Shelly Penryn Park Harry Hocker Katherine Weltmer Jeaneth Dobbs Jonestown G. C. Wolfersberger Spears Spitzenberger Norway Svalberg Hershey National Bank Hershey Trust Company Hershey, Penna Java University of Paris Chicago Eyent France Kansas America Census Bureau Houseclean Masons Black Crows Boston Keppels Woodwards Dixies Chieftain Briggs Shotwells Andy Sure Mike Reese’s Johnny Lizzie Hershey Department Store
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