Palmyra Resident Abraham Price Dies After Illness
Abraham Price a longtime Palmyra resident died Saturday after a week long illness of dropsy He was seventy six and a member of Trinity Reformed Church Other items note visits from Lancaster Hershey Annville and Lebanon County news include fire company plans college staff changes and church activities in Palmyra and nearby towns
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Abraham Price
Palmyra
Trinity Reformed Church
Irene Tupold
Lancaster
George Wade
Borad Street
John Doutrich
Hershey
Herman Hetrick
John Zeigler
Beulah
Isaac Long
Annville
Beulah Zeigler
Dorothy Doutrich
Elias Spancake
Lebanon
M. B. Fretz
John Weaver
Sand Beach
Calle
Annie Moonshine
Saturay
Harry Clark
Hockersville
Mamie Bowman
Cedar Crest
Allentown
Sarah Bowman
Mary Laupe
Hood College
Frederick
Maryland
George Bowman
Citizens’ Fire Company
Lebanon County
State College
D. A. Wieland
Penn- State Collegian
Ira Early
John S
John Fees
Rebekah Lodge
Bertha McEwen
Leinbach
Palmyra High School
Harnish
Cc. B. Kleinfelter
Martha E. Early
Gingrich
W. G. Dietz
Cyrus Forney
Forest Whitmeyer
Harrisburg
Orpheum
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
J. Loose Camp 157
Werner Mark
Rev
Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
Boys In Blue
Margie Templin
H. D. Speece
Charles Kratzer
Isaac Deutrich
Palm Sunday
Women’s Missionary Society
Luther League
Palm Lutheran Church
Palm Choir
Good Samaritan Hospital
Palm Church
Kunkle
Son Howard
Roy D. Buck
Sylvia Mamma
Eling Mamma, Jr
Buck
I. A. Kunkle
Reading
C. H. Roth
Roth
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Paln Church
Palh Bible School
R. Zug
Church of the Brethren
Myerstown
Henry J. King
Grater
Misa Mary Surtz
Belatville
Ider
John C. Zug
Joseph Kramer, Jr
Ateam
Terghey
Wm. H. Miller
Elizabethtown
Local Brethren Church Services and Community Notes
Community notices report Sunday services at Bachmansville Brethren Church and prayer at I S Tschudy's home. Local visits included Mr and Mrs M B Brandt, Mrs George Greiner, Mrs John Long Enecker, and families across Palmyra Derry Church Hershey and Deodate. A highwaymen incident involved Paul Foltz of Deodate fending off attackers. Ralph Brandt and Ada Bricker wed on November 24. deer hunters planned near Shippensburg Cumberland County.
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Brethren Church
M. B. Brandt
Allen Brandt
Palmyra
I. S. Tschudy
E. F. Booser
Paul Booser
Elizabethtown
George Greiner
John Longenecker
Lewis Greiner
Derry Church
Mary Hoffer
Deodate
Mela Martin
Clarence Risser
Shippensburg
Cumberland Co
Thanksgiving Day activities around Upper Lawn
Mr and Mrs Wm Fasnacht hosted guests including John Eyer and family Palmyra Elizabethtown area residents and others for Thanksgiving. A shooting match occurred at the Lawn Hotel with geese and ducks auctioned. Local tradesmen offered wool army blankets at bargain prices.
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Wm. Fasnacht
Upper Lawn
John Eyer
Mr. Joy
John Risser
Elizabethtown
Sara Fasnacht
Violet Fasnacht
Mervin Cassat
Evelyn Slack
Paul Fasnacht
Herman Doutrich
Palmyra
Lawn Hotel
Jos. E. Wolgemuth
Lawn Garage
B. M. Niemond
H. M. Gruber
Lebanon
Monroe Reed
Ruie Reed
Middletown
Eugene Hostetter
John Yingst
Edwin
Henry Keener
Colebrook
John Lyter
Blanche Risser
Risser
Campbelltown
C. C. Gingrich
Dayton
Ohio
Thanksgiving visits and local activity in Lebanon area
Mrs Riley G Shepler and son Ross visited relatives in Lebanon while Mrs Hiram Shepler of Hockersville and Mrs Harry Hamilton of Campbelltown called on the Sheplers. Neighbors and relatives gathered at various homes for Thanksgiving with travel to Elizabethtown New Cumberland and Campbelltown noted. Riley G Shepler plans to open a blacksmith shop soon and local revival services are underway.
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Riley G. Shepler
Ross
Lebanon
Hiram Shepler
Hockersville
Harry Hamilton
Campbelltown
R. G. Shepler
John Curry
Louis
Herbert
A. B. Shenk
Edith
Erma Shepler
Frank Reager
Charles Uhrich
Uniform Bank
Harrisburg Commandery
West Fairview
Wedding Bells In Harrisburg Salem Church Romance
Mr and Mrs Dudley Brirser and family attended the wedding of Miss Kathryn Coover and Mr Edgar Sellers in Harrisburg Salem Reformed Church last Wednesday evening. Many local residents and guests are noted at events and visits across town including births, illnesses, and social meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Brirser
Kathryn Coover
Edgar Sellers
Harrisburg
Salem Reformed Church
Emily Cummings
Marion Walter
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
R. H. Gleim
J. S. Heffner
Marie Lenora
Alvin Zimmerman
Harry Bomberger
Acme
Jessie Wolaver
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Norman Helff
Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Barbara Bomberger
Millersville
Robert J. Walton, Jr
Lewes
Delaware
Katie E. Miller
Brownstone
Deutrich & Co
Harriet Crist
C. W. Hoffer
Reading
Mary E. Breckenmaker
Fred Breckenmaker
Town
George E. Finney
H. S. Gaines
Mary E. Hale
Chester Brownagle
Finney
Modern Woodmen of America
Sempre Fidae
The
Reformed Church
Raymond Zellers
Walter Baker
Humpty Dumpty
Hummelstown
National Tuberculosis Association
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Pennsylvania
George I. Ishler
Walnut Street
Jacob Stare
George Bartels
Hershey
Russell Gleim
Sarah Muth
Jean McHolland
Ethel Fisher
Louise Achenbach
Florence Huber
Daniel Yingat
West Main Street
Yingat
Michael Martin
Ira Kramer
Mary Wheeler
Annie Rouseh
Katie Kauts
Orpheum Theatre
William Mowers
Yarrinburg
Prank Trants
William Fox
Tressler
Loysville
Katharine Shull
Marjorie Nissley
Orpheum
New Neck Life Preserver Promises 600 Pound Support
A new rubber sheathing life preserver with two air tight curved metal chambers resembles a large bologna sausage hinged in the middle. Worn around the neck, it supports a weight of 600 pounds and allows swimming until effort stops when the body rises to a perpendicular position with the chin above water.
Chinaman's Chance in Court Sparks Jury Question
In a courtroom scene a prisoner protests being tried by a woman jury asking to be judged by a judge. His counsel speaks softly while the inmate refuses to stay quiet declaring guilt to the panel of twelve women and the judge.
Practical Christmas Gifts for Men in Dollar Days Sale
Women are advised to shop the Men s Department for practical gifts this Christmas. Featured items include fine leather belts with silver initial buckles at 1.00, handkerchiefs with embroidered initials at 1.00 for 3, lisle hose black and color pairs at 1.00 for 4, silk neckwear at 1.00 each or 2 for 1.00, and negligee shirts from better grade lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Coats O. N. T
Balbriggan Union
Ecru
Dusky Depositor Demands Return of Bank Funds
A Coontown bank scene shows a depositor insisting on withdrawal after four years while the husky cashier declares no funds remain and notes that the interest and principal are long past due.
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Coontown Bank
Pat administers a stern lesson to a delinquent over apples
A man named Pat disciplines a persistent boy by laying him across his knees after catching him stealing apples. A bystander argues the boy is not to blame, but Pat dismisses the claim, insisting he must deal with what is there.
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Pat
Koike
Patrick
Muaid
Jane
Thanksgiving visits and local notices from Campbelltown area
Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Daniel Fasnacht and families from Lebanon Hershey and Elizabeth town, visited relatives over Thanksgiving. Funeral of Henry Keener noted in Hills Church, Colebrook. Nursing student Mary Snavely leaves for Philadelphia. Ruth Hallman marries Pierce Henry Marks in Lebanon. Charles Weltmer dies at 77. Revival services underway at U B Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Fasnacht
Coatesville
William Fasnacht
Harry Wolfersberger
Daniel Copenhaver
Lebanon
Peter Gruber
Elizabethtown
Brotherhood Bible
John Moyer
Philip Wolfersberger
Emma Vetter
Hershey
G. C. Wolfersberger
Harry
Walters
Horace Herrings
A. G. Risser
John B. Lyter
Dayton
Ohio
Will Poorman
Baltimore
Roger Hartz
Mary Snavely
Philadelphia
Ruth Hallman
Pierce Henry Marks
Leinbach
Charles Weltmer
Our Town
Harris
Jonestown
Harry Hollinger
Harrisburg
Harvey
New York
Frank
Latrobe
Lizzie Weltmer
David Miller
M.S
U. B. Church
Alaska Resources Then and Now in 1918
In 1918 Alaska showed vast cultivation including fisheries with sockeye salmon, where canning yielded 20 million dollars, over three times Alaska’s purchase price. Seward’s folly is seen as wise, with Alaska markets expanding to Seattle for produce, and deer meat production expected to reach 45 to 60 million dollars annually within fifteen years.
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Alaska
Seward
Seattle
United States Department of Agriculture
Jumping-Stick Thrill Lands In London From Paris
The pogo, a new jumping stick with two footrests, india-rubber pad, and strong spring, is buzzing in Paris and will soon be shown in London. Selfridges manager says it may be a rival to the scooter, though seen as a form of stilts. as a gymnastic exercise it may catch on.
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Paris
London
Selfridge
Daily Mail
Enterprising student learns English on inland farm
An immigrant Japanese student with little English secured farm work during vacation. He rapidly learned basic words and phrases, though misused feminine nouns. One morning he rushed to the master crying that a pig had a litter, saying the phrase in his developing English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Marne
Howe
Irishman on golf links avoids danger after shout
A golf match humor erupts as an Irishman, Pat, questions why he should move when told fore. The player insists fore signals danger, Pat retorts with a joke about murderers and a faint jaw blow, keeping tone light.
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Pat
Had to Be Fair on a College Graduate in Justice
A farmer admits he judged a college graduate unfairly. He concedes the youth had no sense beforehand, acknowledging the college's influence while asserting fairness in the decision.
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