Palmyra Fire Co Elects Officers and community notes
The Palmyra area reports Palmyra Fire Co elects officers for the coming year including President S Farrer and Chief Harry Hartman. Other civic mentions include Palmyra Community Relief officers, a marriage license granted in Hagerstown, and local church events, holidays, funerals, and social gatherings. Major sports note: Palmyra Big Five defeats Mannnes City League 46 16. Local births announced and forthcoming Christmas events and meetings across Palmyra entities.
No Basketball Floor for Hummelstown
Hummelstown school board discussed providing a gym floor for public schools. Existing Old Band Hall floor fails state requirements, and the board cannot cover the cost at present. Christmas holiday dates were set, with school closing December 23 and reopening January 3.
Stolen Ford coupe recovered. Palmyra notices and meetings
Norman L Ratchford visits Palmyra with a recovered Ford coupe once owned by Raymond E Hoerner. A 1923 model was stolen at the Iroquois Theatre and found near Campbelltown. The Ninth annual Young People’s Conference elected Raymond Koch as president and Miss Horstick as secretary with about 100 delegates attending. Classifieds include for sale items at West Main and Maple streets, a rental at 20 North Harrison, a semi bungalow for sale or rent, and an election notice for Palmyra Bank and Trust Co directors on January 3, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Ratchford
West Chester
Raymond E. Hoerner
Lincoln Street
Iroquois Theatre
Campbelltown
Young People’s Conference
Lebanon County
U. E
6Th
Chestnuts Streets
Palmyra
Raymond Koch
Miss Horstick
Zenith Radio
West Main Street
Maple Street
North Harrison Street
Allen Dohner
Harvey L. Seltzer
Palmyra Bank and Trust Co
Santa Claus Coupon Contest at Conrad's Store
Santa Claus coupon promotion returns at C A Conrad's with six big presents on display in the windows. Customers receive a 50 cent coupon for each purchase and lucky numbers will be drawn on December 23, with winners’ names shown in the windows on December 24. The Good Fellowship class hosted a chicken and waffle supper at Hill Top Inn Friday night with attendees including Ward P. Landis and George C Hartwell among others. Pianists from Mrs. R M Bair will perform a Christmas program December 16 at 7 45 p m in the Lutheran Parish House. Several residents moved or traveled, including Mr and Mrs Arbor leaving for Tennessee and Mrs Amos Basehore returning to Jeanette. Various rental and sale listings appear for Hummelstown including garages, apartments, and a two story house on North Landis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.-A- Conrad's
Good Fellowship
Reformed Sunday School
Hill Top Inn
Ward P. Landis
George C Hartwell
Earnest Spangler
Arry Bangs
Robert Spire
Carl Hughes
Paul Wolf
Edgar Smith
Henry Spire
Clair Cassel
Jesse Schaffer
Russell Spangler
Robert Eckenroth
R. M. Bair
Arbor
Bessie Kiefer
Tennessee
Amos Basehore
Jeanette
Harry Whitman
M. H. Sleichter
Shippensburg
Wm. Mullin
Charles Miller and
Philadelphia
Daniel Cassel
Clarence Pugh
Gladys Cassel
Lancaster
F. J. Hummel
Apply
West Main Street
Hummelstown
West End
C. K. Curry
North Landis Street
Call Bell
Palmyra
East Main Street
Elizabeth Baer
R. J. Walton
Hannover Street
Swatara Creek
Walter M. Shoop
Elizabethtown Legion Installs Officers
Elizabethtown Conewago Post of the American Legion installed Sam W. Leslie as commander with John McLaughlin E W Miller E G Kuhn J F Zepnick A S Plummer James McLaughlin Roy Ream R H Pastorius Dr John Fearne Dr T M Thompson named to posts. Roy Sheetz conducted the ceremony. A series of Thursday night pinochle parties was introduced for the season. Emory Oberdorf announces birth of a daughter at St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Conewago
American Legion
Sam. W. Leslie
John McLaughlin
E. W. Miller
E. G. Kuhn
J. F. Zepnick
A. S. Plummer
James McLaughlin
Roy Ream
Emory Oberdorf
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster
Local notices and events from Elizabeth town area
George W. Todd attends his sister Mrs. John H. Ruhi's funeral on North Market Street. Jacob H. Kaylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kaylor, injured in a Los Angeles auto crash, consd at Glendale Sanitarium, condition favorable. Miss Mary Breneman visits Lancaster. W. C. T. U and Business and Professional Women's Club meet. lectures on Temperance planned. John Witmer, 73, dies after heart attack. funeral at Mennonite church Elizabethtown. Rotary Club hears Roy Brightbill on lumber vocation. Various local social visits, illnesses, and church activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Todd
Philadelphia
John H. Ruhi
North Market Street
Jacob H. Kaylor
John H. Kaylor
Wheeling
W. Va
California
Los Angeles
Glendale
Calif
Theodore Krebs
W.A.W
J. H. Levenight
Lottie Dohner
West High Street
Lester Dohner
D. W. Heisey
Town
W. D. Groff
Groff
Mary Breneman
Mary Witmer
North Queen Street
Lancaster
Elam Hersh
South Market Street
Ida Brown
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kennewood
Mary Light
Lancaster Hospital
Lenhart
Lancaster City
M. E. Poland
Paris Good
W. C. Marshall
Falmouth
R. A. Coble
Mt. Vernon
Harrisburg Pike
Cobl
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Witmer
Aaron
Elizabethtown
Good’s Cemetery
Howard Fryer
College Avenue
Floy Schlosser
Harry Heinaman
Ruth Garner
E. F. Yoder
Church of God
Maytown Church of God
George Herman
Clayton H. Wenger
Bareville
E. L. Hoover
Joseph Derrand
Margaret Erb
Elizabethtown High School
Light Brigade
Christ Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Sweigart
Isaac Heister
Reading
Grand Lodge
Ulrich
Presbyterian Church of Lancaster
Ushers’ Entertainment Association
Betty Kreider
Aaron Kre
The Smokes stack Versus The Man With Many Ambitions
A reflective piece tracks a man whose many early aims from rail yard work to writing, music, dancing, teaching, pool, business and radio jazz keep pulling him in different directions. He juggles pursuits with little progress, likened to a centipede whose legs wander.
Farsighted and amused by rural limerick targets
A humorous note on noticing distant towns for limericks, praising a community as the author’s residence. The piece jokes about choosing Cleona over Derry and links farsightedness to aging, as opticians suggest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Cleona
Old
Derry
Opticians
Memorial pine seedlings honor Gene Stratton Porter along NY highway
A memorial forest of 10 000 white pine seedlings is planted along a New York state highway to honor Gene Stratton Porter. It marks the second such memorial in the state following a Clara Barton tribute by the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Stratton-Porter
Clara Barton
The
Red Cross
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Palmyra Fire Co
Citizen Fire Company
S. Farrer
Cleveland Flory
E. Greenawalt
David Heisey
Allen D. Brandt
Abner Hostetter
George T. Brown
Harry Hartman
Willis Kaylor
W. H. Miller
Palmyra Automobile Club
Mary Landis
Edward Stopfel
William S. Poorman
William Amole
J. Carper
Hagerstown
Israel Canovas
Minnie Quigley
First A. B. Church
Geo. N. Grumbine
Ray A. Brehm
George F. Miller
United Evangelical Church
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Jennie Gerberich
Lingle
Grantville
Tolbert F. Fritz
George Fritz
Muncy
Fritz
Ella George
Beaver Falls
Bethany Evangelical Church
Moses Miller
Hahneman Hospital
Abraham Stauffer
Bethany United Evangelical Sunday School
Mannnes City
Vic Bashore
Eam
Ralph Espenshade
Trinity Reformed Church
George I. Miller
L. Clarence Hunt
First United Evangelical Church
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
First United Brethren Church
Lebanon
John Walters
Yiengst
Edward () Buck
West Maine
Michigan
Paloryea
Sixth and
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Bethany United Evangelical Church
Bertha Hohner
Miss Jf. Templin
John Bobmer
Roy Neisweeder
First United Brethren Cuutch
Mary Elizabeth Ingle
Eben Bohm
Almeda Wolfersberger
Gordon Mark
Alfred Gibble
Second United Brethren
Anna Keller
Kathryn Dowman
C. C. Horst
Harry Gingrich
Clarence Noll
Palm United Lutheran Church
Glenn Runkle
LeRoy Mumma
Richard Shaeffer
Mirmiam Swarts
Sara Allman
Trinity Belamed Church
Charlotte Weisman
Dorothy Horstick
Pay Evang Bethany Evangelical Church
Opal Lata
Ruby Sanders
Elvin Smith
Troquois
Goodwill Fire Co
Myerstown
Brechin
Christ Church
Wed Myers
Massilion
T Sc. Kreider
LE. M. Hostetter
Stanley Brandt
OB. Keren
Annville
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North Railroad Street
John Rhoads
Misa Jennie Gerberich
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Carl Eggert
J. R. Mertz
Mannie Earnest
Miss Earnest
Will
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Amos Curry
Swatara
Conrad Curry
Marjorie Nissley
Alvin Zimmerman
Betty
Howard Ritts
Frank Yates
Middletown
Center Square
Jacob S. Shope
Harriet Crist
P. W. Behney
Howard Snyder
Frank Bowers
Lemoyne
A. W. Snavely
Dauphin County
Bowers
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Frank Green
Mr. Green
Hl. M. Monford
Molly
Zerfoss
George Harro
South Rosana Street
Allen S. Snavely
A.B. Denny
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KL. Wenrich
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Keystone
U. 1B
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Prank, Eagles
Reba Keller
Towns
Swab Roberts
Harrisburg
Harry
Fort Wayne
Ned
Mary Blaney
Sadie Monroe
Albany
N. Y
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Emma Shack
Annie Yougley
Haat Butatka
Keller
Eliabethtown
C. G. Leatherman
G. W. Tallman
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Roy Ab, Brightbill
Herbert A. Schaffners
George Ludwig
Jacob Rhans
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Harry Ebersole
Francia Keller
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Aeta
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Thrilling
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Red Ashes
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Rover Boys
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