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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1921

Page

2

Palmrya social round continues with visits and travels

Miss Marion Fisher visited Reading with cousin Miss Esther Pflum. Local families attended U C camp at Cleona. Numerous calls, visits, and weekend trips spread through Palmyra Hershey Reading and nearby towns. The Fisher clan initial reunion set for Mineral Springs with Dr M R Fisher elected president.

Marion Fisher Reading Esther Pflum Philip Miller John Light Russel U. C Cleona Henry Bixler Luther Mathiot George Herrich Louis Brandt Otto Brandt Hershey Paul Shenk John Shenk Lebanon Kreider Rudolph Herr Palmyra Henry Early Clare East Hanover D. S. Bordner Atlantic City Robert Blatt Ethel Miller Charles G. Miller Philadelphia Robesonia Aria William Tarman Tarman Maplestreet John B. Butler Roaring Springs John H. Light Light Lizzie Imboden Campbelltown Harry Funk Railroad Street E. m. Baum Sam Martin John Behney Dauphin Harry Bomberger Studebaker H. S. Wagner H. C. Kreider Asbury Park Fiona Erb Leah Early Anna Harbaugh Shadyside Ohio Co. B. Neibert Maple Street C. D. Shenk Harrisonburg John Basehore Lincoln Street Eva Bomgardner John Snyder Fisher Mineral Springs M. R. Fisher Minnie Landis Hummelstown M. R O. J. Zeigla Harry Clark Jane Ira John Kurta John Kulp Mary Myra J. W. Kulp Bachmanville Morris Loser

Weekend Visitors and Local Gossip Spark Small Town Headlines

The column lists residents visiting Carlisle and Campbell area relatives and friends, including the Yoder and Ricker families with their travels to and from St. Louis Miss. and Carlisle Springs. Light social notes mix with humorous exchanges from church and court yard scenes, plus a pun laden exchange over marriage and propriety.

William Yoder St. Louis Miss Melchair Ricker Sarah Carlisle E. O. Burter Warren Carlisle Springs Henry Bixler Luther Mathiot Campbell Noah Mark

Differences at the Back Gate

A stray cricket ball rolled into a suburban garden prompting a playful encounter between a batsman and an irate father. The father scolds the boy for risking a child, while the lad points out the family has many children and he only has one baseball.

The Difference Teacher

A classroom dialogue features a student and teacher debating a parable like a lamb and wolves. The exchange reveals a grim moral about predation and human complicity in harm.

Prospects Good for Mail Order Wife Correspondence

A humorous note depicts an agent suggesting a mail order marriage. He asks if the order can be filled. A young lady clerk has begun a coy exchange, signaling potential romantic matching through the mail.

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