Local Domes and Happenings in Palmyra and Hershey
A. W. Snavely visits Palmyra and proclaims grafa nolas and pathephones will speed after the war. Frank Saylor, known as Pink, sends a lapel fragment from a German soldier in France to Lewis Emerick, claimed first captured in the Argonne.
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A. W. Snavely
Palmyra
Albert
Frank Saylor
Pink
Lewis Emerick
France
Lewis
Camp Meade
Hershey
Wm. Hoy
Electric Department
Chauncey Fader Yingst
Hummelstown
W. A. Mitchell
John Yingst
Yingst
Sergeant Yingst
Second Engineers
Phareas
Gibble
Hershey Transit Company
Hershey Employment Bureau
America
Hershey Central Theatre
Empey
G. C. Sheckard
Columbia
Letter from Over There Describes Frontline Life and Homeward Hope
A soldier writes from a shell torn land describing narrow streets muddy towns and wooden shoes. He notes turnips sugar beets and rutabaga as local foods and recalls hearing cannons day and night. He plans to return before Easter and hopes to visit relatives and share stories once home.
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England
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Mae Hershey
Harrisburg
Carrie Wetzel
Evelyn Weaver
Elizabethville
Geo. Gerth
Ed. Shea
Lancaster
Ruth McLanahan
Harry Stine
Harold M. Weishaupt
Lane
Weishaupt
Fort de Moines
Iowa
Mary
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Royal Easy Chairs
Royals
Furniture Department