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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

6

Dying editor John Westhafer of Lancaster County

John G. Westhafer longtime Lancaster editor died at his home 125 North Market Street at 71 after heart trouble. He began in Middletown and helped found the Elizabethtown Chronicle later the Chronicle. He chaired the local health board for 25 years and was active in lodges churches and civic groups. Surviving are his wife and two children. Funeral held at his home with interment at Mount Tunnel cemetery.

Heister Terry Hershey Terry and Maytown Lloyd Earl Kautz Dayton Ohio Susan E. Terry W. S. Eshleman Steelton Isaac Eshleman John G. Westhafer Lancaster County North Market Street Westhafer George and Mary Westhafer Middletown Middletown Journal Steward McCord Elizabethtown Chronicle Christ Lutheran Church P.O. S. of A Board of Health Esther Weaver George Westhafer Jennie A. J. Raffensberger Mount Tunnel Cemetery Frank Croman Lutheran Church I. C. Upp Harrisburg Margaret Nora Crohan Lancaster Kathryn Burkholder Columbia W. R. Ashenfelter Charles Clare William Dieroff Atlantic City Charles Barnet N. V. Clausen Elida Raffensberger United States Souderton Anna Olweiler Amos Risser Fontana Krause Bros Arrisburg Fisher Building J. M. Carper Fairland Paul Garber Edgar G. Diehm Royersford Isaac H. Herteler Elmer Strickler Richmond Millard Galebach Ft. Ur Fmily Ruth Kaley Evelyn Kuhn Florin Mary Kob Stevens Phl Elsie Cohick Billmyer Geo. B. Cohick Walter Smith Russell Stevens Hill Raymond Jepler John Lawn

Births, Concert, and Shopping Outing in Campbelltown

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bongardner on Locust street. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gelp east of town. The Campbelltown band held a lawn concert for Mrs. Rebecca Moyer last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Good were shopping in Lebanon on Saturday.

Anna Ebersole Tement Amy Heistand Alta Hertzler Esther Breneman Evelyn Gish Francis Heistand Laurel Dam Cumberland County T. W. Groff J. G. Heisey Woodbury Bedford County Joseph S. Foreman Amanda S. Foreman Atlantic City Penrose S. Foreman Bellaire Elizabeth Yahn Christian Shank A. S. Kulp Omer Kramer West Donegal Township Dora Bell Joseph Bell Margaret Clare Town Kathryn Burkholder Columbia Paxtang Park Alice Kennard Philadelphia Geo. B. Keinard Mazie Keinard William Ligengood Gettysburg Normian Shank Joseph Landis Ada Landis Upper Hillsdale Landis Mary W. Meckley Jacob Shank Martin Winters H. G. Olweiler Stella Henry J. N. Olweiler Hershey Paul B. Espenshade Ruth B. Hoffer The Brethren Nome Neffsville Adam Hoffer Deacate Edward B. Zulick Orwigsburg Kathryn C. Nevin Christ Lutheran Church Frank Croman Leon Myers Huntingdon W. A. Withers West High Street Myers TN. Seldomridge Gertude Seldomridge Ephrata William Leitzinger Palmyra Campbelltown G. C. Wolfersberger Ammon Fasnacht David Keller Keller Miles Donmeyer Polly Swope Philip Wolfersberger Lebanon John Smith Near Mastersonville F. R. Dissinger Harry Gruber Helen Violet Wagner Willow Grove Nora Katherine Horst North Walter Horst Harvey Alger Virginia Mr. Moyer Harrisburg Moyer Niagara Falls Buffalo Canada Grove Shaeffer John Sheetz Samuel Moyer Samuel, Jr Paul Deininger Daniel Gerlach North Lebanon Furnace Gerlach Carl Schmidt Paul Bongardner Locust Street Gelp Campbelltown Band Mra Rebecca Moyer Irvin Good

Footwear sale highlights white oxfords and brown pumps

Bright sale notes offer Children’s White Oxfords or Mary Jane Pumps in white or brown. Regular 1.25 value now 63 cents. Women’s Havana Brown Kid Oxfords with imitation tips reduced from 8.00 to 4.00. Men’s Cordo Calf Lace Oxfords, Bostonian style with rubber heels, regularly 14.00.

Hardware and Housefurnishings Surprise Day Deals

A page of Surprise Days sale items lists ironing boards and stands, canned heat, universal electric irons, electric portables, dressed dolls, aluminum ware polishing mops, oak leaf alarm clocks, solid brass cuspiders, and bicycles with substantial discounts ranging from a few cents to hundreds of dollars off regular prices.

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