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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

2

Hummelstown Legion To Show World War Film

The Hummelstown American Legion will present You Can't Stand There, an educational World War film, at Star Theatre on Monday evening. The Star Theatre program is presented by Swatara Post No. 265. Local community notes follow including births, travels, club meetings, church events, and obituaries.

Hummelstown Star Theatre Swatara Post Muel B. Shiffler American Store Company J. Frank Hursh Grover C. Buser Behney Buser Philadelphia Atlantic City Edward McLean Pittsburgh Edgar C. Hummel Caroline Schaffner Harry Tyson Martin G. W. Hallman Reformed Church Mite Society Richard Taylor J. A. Kilmer Williamsport Ralph C. Gingrich Oliver Waltz Harrisburg Howard Snyder Herbert S. Schaffner J. J Charles Holsberg Howard Holsberg Mary Grill Wm. Grill Josiah B. Dasher North Landis Street 192D Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers American Legion Roy Dasher Middletown R. D. Dasher Samuel Bomgardner Palmyra Elizabeth Mutzabaugh LeMoyne F.G. Keller Edwin H. Boyer Rutherford Heights East Second Street James Lundy Hummelstown Brownstone Company J. N. Bomgardner Mary Esther Bomgardner U. of P. Hospital H. Ray Wolfe Ardmore Harry M. Wolfe W. R. Fox W. W. Dippell Lancaster Ladies' Aid Society The Methodist Church West Main Street Miss Lenore John FE. Reager E. R. Donald John Ballmer Elizabethtown Newton Gordon Town

Palmyra Auto Club Expands Free Policies to Members

The Palmyra Automobile Club with over 2000 members at Iroquois Theatre in Palmyra PA Dec 10 announced free $500 Accident Policies for renewing members and new enrollees. The policy covers the first year paid by the club and aims to boost dues renewal and recruitment. The meeting saw high attendance and optimism for the coming term.

Palmyra Palmyra Automobile Club Iroquois Theatre Twenight Lesh Stauffer John Arly Charles ‘Prensinger

Palmyra Entries Highlight Church Events And Local News

Community notices include evangelistic services at United Zion Church with Rev. John Weaver, a church chicken supper and needlework sale for Palm United Lutheran, and a Red Cross roll call in Palmyra. Also reports of bank stockholder meeting, local travel, illness recoveries, a high school basketball win, and various social visits.

Lebanon Sanatorium John Batdorf C. Groff Union It United Zion's Church Franklin _ street John Weaver Palm United Lutheran Church Adam Bachman Snyder’s D. S. Bordner Palmyra Bank W.E Irvin Kreider Pittsburgh Ik Ulrich Shippensburg Shippensburg State Normal School William A. Derstine Church of the Brethren Chestnut Street Red Cross Palmyra Frank. Wolfe Locust Street Harry S. Forney Emory O. Hassler A. E. Reist Ralph Sherk John Kaley David A. Wagner Wm. Sellers David Wagner George Horstick Mary Forney Helen Ruth Forney Georgiana Catherine Horstick Mildred Snyder Almeda Wolfersberger Mary Sellers Marion Alma Light Mary Elizabeth Sherk Sarah Dorothy Forney Ralph Wagner John Wolfersberger Carl Zellers Harry Wagner Claude Souffle Daniel Sherk David Light Homer Forney D. Mason Speck East Cherry Street Register of Wills Lebanon Speck Good Samaritan Hospital Frank Moyer Keystone Hospital Harrisburg S.A. Hartman Palmyra High Quintet Lebanon Paper Box Factory Fisher C. F. Zimmerman East Main Street Hopewell Fruit Farm H. E. Reist R. D Bell

Elizabethtown College seniors prep yearbook

The Senior Class of Elizabethtown College is at work on the Etonian, the annual senior yearbook first issued in 1922. The staff includes Editor-in-chief John D. Trimmer. Frances Musser and Irene Frantz as assistants. business manager John Pfantz. art editor M. Eileen Hess. and other editors and contributors.

Elizabethtown Elizabethtown College John D. Trimmer Frances Musser Irene Frantz John Pfantz Norman J. Hutchinson George Miller Atglen Rod & Gun Club James Doyle Shiffer South Market Street Boggs Juanita Bordner Harrisburg Ks, Rutt and Family Elizabethtown Lodge No. 128 1.C.C. F Grand Lodge Lancaster Jacob Ebersole Orange Street Kreider C. E F. Brinser Louisville Ephriam Hertzler Catherine Shank Jacob Farrer Fairview School John Techony Andrew Helsy Los Angeles Calif Emma Birkner Letitia Mar Dudrow Mra Roy Gochnauer Howard Shaeffer Sante Fe N. M Alleen Birkner

Brethren in Christ to Speak at Campbelltown services

Campbelltown will hold Sunday morning worship with Mrs. Sallie Kreider as speaker. Several chicken pox cases are reported in town. An electric ice cream cabinet arrives at Wolfersberger's Store. Funeral services for Cyrus P. Long in Annville were attended by David Long. The Fire Company plans a new building this Saturday and conducted a quilt raffle won by George Gingrich.

Brethren In Christ Sallie Kreider C. R. Longenecker Cleona Wolfersberger’s David Long Cyrus P. Long Annville H. [. Aulenbach Jacob Reist Fontana Shafferstown Harry Gingrich Harry Leed George Gingrich Harry Wolfersberger Pete U. B Salem Reformed Sunday School D. S. Peters & Son Reading

Watering cows with warm individual cups boosts milk yield

Historical farming notes argue cows drink more and milk output rises when given warm water in individual troughs rather than cold open troughs. The piece explains that proper hydration at comfortable temperatures prevents wasteful refueling of energy and suggests warm drinking stations as a modern farming practice.

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Read Your Bible Dr Morgan Urges

The Rev. Dr. Campbell Morgan argues the Bible answers all questions and must be read in full. He criticizes modernist and fundamentalist stereotypes and calls for a fixed moral standard and a proper relationship with God over material possessions.

Dr. Morgan Campbell Morgan Westminster Pregational London Rome God

Blind 7 Years Regains Sight by Prayer

William R. Davis of Netcong New Jersey says he regained sight after a three day prayer following a dream of his dead son. He describes moving toward a cornfield and seeing partially again. he is 69 and says his left eye was blown out by dynamite twenty years earlier.

William R. Davis Netcong N. J Mr. Davis

New Seed Potatoes Beat Local in Test Yield

A Middletown farm grown on Isaac Coble’s tract shows 280 bushels per acre from a new seed source via the County Agricultural Extension Association, far ahead of 119 bushels with old seed. First to third grade yields are listed for both seed types, with new seed and old seed showing clear advantages.

Isaac Coble Middletown County Agricultural Extension Association Baers Cable Ac Jersey

Wheat yield forecast cuts export prospects this year

The Department of Agriculture places the national wheat yield at thirteen bushels per acre, down from sixteen and one tenth last year. Acreage shrank slightly, but total output is forecast at 700 million bushels versus 873 million last year. Domestic needs will be met with little to no export. August weather boosted the forecast by about 22 million bushels.

Jersey cow becomes world beater Jersey world champion

A Jersey cow named St. Mawes Lad's Pride owned by Harry D. Iliff of Independence Oregon completed a year of official testing at age 3 years 7 months with 14243 pounds of milk and 1002.35 pounds of butterfat averaging 7.04 percent. She dethroned I s Jubilee Signal owned by Hugh W. Bonnell of Ohio with 914 pounds of butterfat.

Jersey St. Mawes Lad’s Pride Harry D. Iliff Independence Ore I ’S Jubilee Signal Hugh W. Bonnell Ohio

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