Palmyra Auto Crashes Hurt Several in Thanksgiving Week
A pair of automobile accidents near Palmyra on Thanksgiving weekend left Ira Early and his wife and daughter bruised after a near head on collision with a Maxwell driven by two Italians. Rudolph Snavely was struck on the Wm Penn Highway, suffering a fractured skull and hospital treatment. Edwin Fake. a Harrisburg area crash, and local residents attending events and gatherings fill the day’s notes.
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Palmyra
Ira Early
Jane Lloyd
Early
du Bois
Main Street
Harrison Street
Zeigler
Railroad Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lebanon
Edwin Fake
Harrisburg
J. E. Fritz
7Th
Seneca
Woodmen to Hold A Class Rally In Hummelstown
The Modern Woodmen of America Camp No. 10714 appoints a membership committee to interview prospects for class adoption with a date to be announced in 1927. Prizes include a Hamilton watch and a Parker pen set for new members, with ten chance tickets per member earned.
American Legion Bazaar Set for December Fourth
American Legion Bazaar opens December fourth in George Sutcliffe storeroom Center Square with pies ape cakes and handmade fancy work for sale. Mrs Jonas Basehore and daughter of Janette are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Witman. Miss Miriam Muth visited sister Miss Blanche Muth in Philadelphia last week.
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American Legion Bazaar
George Sutcliffe
Center Square
Jonas Basehore
Janette
Harry Witman
Miriam Muth
Blanche Muth
Philadelphia
Elizabethtown Pursues Concrete Road to Bainbridge
Elizabethtown Lancaster Automobile Club moves to urge the next legislature to fund a concrete road from Elizabethtown to Bainbridge and complete the Susquehanna River Road. Club also seeks a three member committee with the town burgess to push the project.
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Elizabethtown
Bainbridge
Local residents take trips and host events this week
Geo B Cohick and daughter Josie and Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith left Tuesday for Potter county. Rev Ralph Schlosser and family spent Banking at Philadelphia and New York City. Mr and Mrs Frank Garner and daughter Ruth spent the weekend at Westminster Maryland. Mr and Mrs Samuel Risser visited their parents, Mr and Mrs M F Metzgar and Miss Grace Metzgar at Intercourse. Emmett Gibble was guest of Isaac Bomberger at Manheim. Debating association tryouts at Elizabethtown College selected teams for men and women with captains and alternates. Future debates scheduled with Temple University Schuylkill Albright College. Mr and Mrs J Albert Seldomridge and son Jay visited Intercourse. Miss Pearl Custer of Spring City spent Thanksgiving with Howard Fryer and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Cohick
Josie
Joseph Smith
Potter County
Ralph Schlosser
Famil
Philadelphia
New York City
Frank Garner
Ruth
Westminster
Samuel Risser
M. F. Metzgar
Grace Metzgar
Intercourse
Emmett Gibble
Town
Arthur Miller
Clarence Frye
John Brinser, Jr
Pauline Greene
Sarah Conner
Ruth Garner
Esther Lester
Mary Hykes
Anna Bull
Ruth Ober
Anna Landis
Temple University
Schuylkill
Albright College
J. Albert Seldomridge
Jay
Paul Seldomridge
Pearl Custer
Spring City
Howard Fryer
College Avenue
Local notes from Campbelltown and surrounding areas
Campbelltown residents Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Deets of Hershey visited Mrs. Deets' parents east of town on Sunday. Mrs. George Peters visited her uncle in Bethlehem over the weekend. A six weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Barley south of town died Sunday. The H G Newgard and Mrs. Wolfersberger visited Daniel Yingst of Highspire on Monday. Harvey Longenecker Jr of Quentin visited his aunt Mrs. Stovery for several days. Revival services continue at U B church with three penitents at the altar. Ammon Longenecker of Lititz fell from a roof while working east of town and was seriously injured. Dr. Risser attended and he was taken to Lebanon Hospital. Consistory to meet at Reformed church parsonage on Tuesday evening December 7 at 7. Emma LineWeaver is sick. Fire company monthly meeting set for Monday evening. all members urged to attend. John Foreman and family of Hershey visited A. B. Spangler's family Sunday. George Miller and family visited the Hoke family near Colebrook Sunday. The superstition that passing beneath a ladder is unlucky stems from times when wrongdoers were hanged from ladders propped against walls where trees were not handy.
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Henry L. Miller
Levi H. Miller
Nellie M. Sudduth
James W. Sudduth
George Gauser
William Marburger
William Weaver
Maryland
Early Stauffer
Irvin Kreider
Paul Zimmerman
Christ Erb
John Early
Homer Shiller
Chas. Noll
Simon Bowman
William Bowman
Lebanon
Allen Ebers
Harry
Town
John Ebers
Mt. Gretna
Mable
Harry Seabold
Annville
Rudolph Behm
North Railroad Street
Sam‘. L. Brown
East
Cumberland Street
Eva M. Gerberich
Albert Gerberich
Irvin Spancake
Mast Cherry Street
Dorothy Jack
Arington
N. J
Turkey
John Putt
Robert Jack
Dorothy
Chas. Erdman
Mabel Spancake
William Spancake
Helen
Frank 5. Carper
Astoria
Ruth Bender
Esther Albert
Grant Albert
Grantville
Joseph Snavely
Grant
Edna M. Kline
Elmer RP
Kline
Good Samaritan Hospital
Palmyra
Plarksburg
Brethren Sunday School
Jack
Mirkin
Leathers
Arthur
LeRoy
Paul
Mark
Luke
Bethany Jevangelical Church
Uec
Warren Noll
John Bentzel
Roy Sturgmian
Chassee
Ralph Brown
Mera
Trvin Brighbill
James Rodger
Zug
Isabel
Fanny
Nancy
Philadelphia
SR. Zug
Daisy Zug
Waterbury
Conn
S$. R. Zug
Harry McClear
Lancaster
Mra
Cherry Street
C. W. Heffner
Mauch Chunk
Visi
L. L. Hogan
Jacob Rambler
Harry B. Nye
Hummelstown
Woodmen of America
Hamilton
Kilmer
School Principals’ Association
Cumberland
Dauphin
Parent-Teachers’ Association
George Yeager
West End
High Street
Middletown and Hummelstown
Public Service Commission
Lulu Wheel- Witman
Harrisburg
W. H. Peters
Newton Gordon
Lenore Gordon
E. Guy Greenawalt
Betty
Ida M. Gleim
R. H. Reber
Gingrich
Monroe Gingrich
John Miller
John Reager
Howard Snyder
Snyder
Alice Reager
Charles Brinser
Paul Brinser
New York City
Rutherford Weights
William HH. Mullin
Hershey Hospital
Jacob Boyer
John Graybill
E. M. Warner
Boyer- Warner Motor Co
Warner's
Warner
Studebaker
Star Agency
East Main St
Mary Ebersole
Washington
West High Street
Warren Nisley
J. A. Kilmer
Masonic Rooms
Clara Krause
Baltimore
Raymond Zellers
Jane Muth
Gee
Haddon Heights
M. HL. Sleichter
W. Bh. Mullin
Fairek
Chemical Fire Co
Milton A. Grayhill
South Hanover Street
A. J. Denny
Olive Remley
Miltersville
Parry TL Remsey
Jack Taylor
Scranton
Henry Gerber
Mabel Lloyd
Atlantic City
Emma Sutcliffe
Blummethtown Silke Mills
Milla
Elizabethtown
Lancaster Automobile Club
Gable
Forney
Bainbridge
Susquehanna River
Wm. Theodore, Jr
Wm. Theodore
Bluebird
Theodore
T. M. Thompson
Susan Hoffman
Dawson Shearer
Manheim
Elsie Cohick
George
Harold
Scott Longenecker
Allentown
Monroe Sweigart
Minnie Shaffner
Herr Bros
E. E. Stauffer
Trimmer
Center Square
Wm. Klein
Alvin P. Wenger
Order of Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Hall
Kathryn
Louise Clepper
Maytown
Paul Clepper
Albert Clepper
Columbia
D. H. Brandt
Melvin Deets
Hershey
Stovery
U. B
Ammon Longenecker
Lititz
Dr. Risser
Lebanon Hospital
Reformed Church
Emma LineWeaver
Wealth of State in Farms Involves One Third of Capital
Secretary F. P. Willits notes agriculture constitutes about one third of Pennsylvania’s capital in 1920s. State farms total 200,443 with average investment 8600 dollars and 81 acres. farm output valued at around 1.29 million dollars per farm, while public spending on agriculture remains about one percent of production value.
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Pennsylvania
F. P. Willits
Grace at meals aids digestion say Dr FitzPatrick
Dr Gilbert FitzPatrick of the American Institute of Homeopathy argues grace before meals calms the mind and aids digestion. He contrasts this with business leaders who bring problems to the lunch table and says laughter and cheer prevent indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert FitzPatrick
American Institute of Homeopathy
Doctor FitzPatrick
Digestive Health Note Says Certain Topics Are Taboo
A brief editorial warns that discussing digestion problems and related disturbances should be avoided as it disturbs the business of eating. The piece frames appetite and digestion discourse as inappropriate in public or formal settings.
Pennsylvania Sees Record 473 807 Licensed Dogs
State figures from the Bureau of Animal Industry show 473 807 licensed dogs on September 1, excluding Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Scranton. Allegheny County leads with 27 980 tagged dogs while Cameron County has the fewest at 390. Fourteen counties exceed 10 000 licensed dogs. total licenses statewide rise 20 365 from 1925. Dauphin County reports 9 886 dogs.
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State Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Allegheny
Cameron
Dauphin County
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