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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

2

Nissley Elected President Of Local School Board

Dr. M L Nissley and George P Hoffer reelected to the board. The board elected Dr Nissley president and R B Earnest vice president. Community events include a Christmas pageant by 7th and 8th graders and local church meetings. Births, marriages, business changes, and public notices fill a wide spread of Hummelstown happenings.

M. L. Nissley Hummelstown George P. Hoffer Dr. Nissley R. B. Earnest Father Time United Brethren Dorcas Society William Gehring Daniel Baker John Davis Frank Alwine J. Landis Strickler Strickler & Edwards New Jersey George E. Edwards Mr. Strickler John D. Bordner Bordner & Edwards Center Emma Lentz Louise McAllister Reformed Church J. S. Heffner Union Deposit Frederic Hummel Richard Linwood Hummel Polyclinic Hospital Hummel Bessie Shoemaker Caroline Nissley Pittsburgh Mary Fox Annie B. Nye Cole East Main Street Robert T. Fox John Lowery Mary Hershey Emma Walton Harold Hellyer Carol Walton Pottsville Mary Nissley Bernice Nissley J. Harvey Buch Elizabethtown Elizabeth Mutzabaugh Lemoyne F. G. Keller Charles Ellinger Harrisburg Monroe Gingrich William Roth Harrisburg Hospital Illiam Smith Ruth May Oberstine Middletown Hagerstown Mad Notily J. Earl Baldwin North Walnut Street William Ludwig R. P. Rupert Main Water Streets John Fox Hiram Hoffman Lebanon Virginia Zerfoss North Hanover Street Newton Gordon Lenore Gordon Robert Jacks Esther Keshenour Forrest Smith Alfred Landis East Second Street Catharine Louise Brubaker Harvey Brubaker West High Street Lare Brubaker Catharine Brubaker Harry Brubaker Town C. G. Leatherman Zion Lutheran Church Halifax Brubaker Memorial Lutheran Church Clayton Keljer Joy Keller Emma Brinker Elizabeth Good and Son Reading Rs. I. G. Keller Marjorie Nissley Rebecca Sutcliffe Mary Jacobs Ralph Gingrich Charles Lehr Harris Hummelstown National Bank Hummelstown Brownstone Company John A. Wagner George D. Blackburn George Ibers St. Louis J. A. Shuey James Snyder New Cumberland American Legion Scotland Co S. Shope Konrad’s Hardware

Present receivers listed for window display at Conrad's

J Landis Strickler, now an owner at New Jersey Milk Products Co, left for Penns Grove New Jersey on Sunday to begin duties. Those receiving any of six presents will be placed in the window at Conrad's on December 24th.

Conrad's J. Landis Strickler Penn Grove N. J New Jersey Milk Products Co

Palmyra Legion to Erect Christmas Tree and Program

Palmyra residents will gather December 26 at 6 15 p m at the Legion hall for a community Christmas tree and program with Iroquois band music and Santa gifts. The event, planned by the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary, follows a 1924 funds surplus and aims to become an annual affair with local committee members John Royer John Shenk and Chas D Gingrich.

Palmyra Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary John Royer John Shenk Chas. D. Gingrich Santa Legion Hall Ream American Legion Harry Poorman Charles D. Gingrich Miles Neidig H. M. Baker David Early Earl Heisey E. W. Martz J. C. Nisley S. D. Bashore John D. Landis John L. Roger Earl Gordon Moving Picture Committee Iroquois Theatre Harrison Quigley Red and Gun Club South Railroad Street Miriam Kreider Reading Saturay Ada Shuey Hershey Herman Doutrich Town James Snyder New Cumberland S. N. Fasnachit Chestnut Street Anna Norristown J. Raymond Engle P. B. Gibble U. B Lebanon D. S. Bordner Stanley Billheimer St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Billheimer Tolbert Fritz East Broad Street Lewistown Newport Irwin Kreider E. Klopp Irwin Palmyra High C. F. Harnish Harold Moyer LeRoy Yeagley R. J. Hartz R.E. Swank Metzger Anna Flowers Carrie Landis L. W. Lohr Wilbur Pearson

Million Dollar Crippled Children Home Planned at Elizabethtown

Elizabethtown plans a State Industrial Home for Crippled Children costing about $1,000,000 to house over 600 children with an industrial school. Land purchases are in negotiation and construction may start within weeks. Payroll from inmate work is projected at about $15,000 monthly.

Elizabethtown W.G. Trumbull State Health Department Trumbull Andrew Bender

Fire destroys building. belongings partly saved in Elizabethtown

The Friendship Fire Company answered a blaze that completely consumed the structure owned by P. L. Lehman. Insurance covered part of the loss, with considerable furniture saved. The origin remains unknown. Also noted are local entries: R. H. Pastorious elected policeman, deer hunting successes, church and college activities, and community notices spanning December events and staff changes.

Harry Drybread John A. Balmer S. B. Becker John Claude Robert Paul Houseal Wesley Houseal Bainbridge H. K. Ober Elizabethtown College Gap Whitcamp Harrisburg John Balmer Roy Harley Shock Whittle Harry Stauffer Lycoming County C. E. Brinser D. G. Brinser Louisville, Ky Pennsylvania Railroad Elmira N. Y Jean Hess Paul K. Hess North Market Street Council of Christ Lutheran Church Joseph H. Eshelman Elizabethtown Exchange Bank Frank Croman S. H. Hertzler Irwin Stauffer Jeanette Buddy Stauffer Barbara Greiner Charles J. H. Stern John Risser Elizabeth Stern George R. Breneman S. K. Barnes Cora Stern Christ Oberholtzer Ira Brandt R. F Forney J. M. Shookers Amos Haldeman Dr. Treichler Paul Fry Walter Wealand Clayton Witmer Ross Keller Guy Gochnauer Ruth Hartzell Elizabeth Sweigart Jane Herr Effie Shank Cora Shaeffer Mary Shaeffer South Market Street Pasadena Calif St. Paul's United Brethren Church Zarfoss Hardware East High Street

Elizabethtown College Band Members Visit Carlisle Church

Eli Keeney and other members of the Volunteer Band of Elizabethtown College rendered a program at the Carlisle Church of the Brethren on Sunday. Prof H H Nye travels to Elgin Illinois for General Mission Board sessions and will preach in western Pennsylvania churches during the trip. Mr and Mrs John Pyle with children stayed with Mr and Mrs Clarence Hostetter in Mastersonville.

Lehman Zeager J. Clarence Garber Lancaster County Farm Bureau Hanover Church U. S United States Christ Reformed Church G. W. Richards F. & M. Seminary Lancaster Levi Myers Mildred John Heck Erma Elizabeth B. M. Meyer Jédon Barnes Heston Beinhaur Janette Beinhauer Jean Simons Mary Hertzler Sheldon Manning Dorrie Meckley Erma Steiner Elizabeth Robinson Carl Robinson Catherine Steiner Martha Witmer Pauline Hartzell Almeda Shiesler Town Esther Buller Pearl Hendrie Mt. Joy John Fisher Mayme Risser Ruth Ober T. J. Ebersole Misses Mildredckman Minerva Martin Mesaren Bittinger Eli Keeney Elizabethtown College Carlisle Church of the Brethren H. H. Nye Elgin General Mission Board Church of the Brethren Pennsylvania John Pyle Clarence Hostetter Mastersonville

State Adds To Its Tree Honor List

The State Department of Forests and Waters adds photographs of two Pennsylvania trees to its honor list. A Cum berland County elm near Carlisle is 275 years old with a 100 foot branch spread and 17 foot circumference at ground level. A Greason white oak in the same county stands 75 feet high with an 87 foot spread and 13 foot circumference at breast height.

State Department of Forests and Waters Pennsylvania Cumberland County Greason Wagoner Gap Carlisle Cumberland Valley Railroad Harrisburg Robert Greason Cumberland Valley M. C. Kennedy The Road Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelephia

Astrologer Predicts Hard Luck Next Year For Most

A Paris dispatch reports Professor Raymond, famed for yearly forecasts, predicts bad luck for nearly all of 1926 except President Coolidge, as he retreats to his autumn rest to study forthcoming destinies.

Raymond President Coolidge Paris Atlanta

Predictions Foreshadow 1926 World Changes and Technologies

The text outlines seer Raymond’s 1926 forecasts including increased American involvement in Europe, President Coolidge aided by financiers, shifts in global crops, hazardous French seas, a new regular air mail link between France and the United States, and early helicopter adoption by armies. It also warns of notable deaths among American and German financiers and a French statesman’s passing.

British Empire Dominions Raymond America Coolidge United States France Hungary Rumania Russia Atlantic

Remarkable but Fractured Global Observations Across Regions

The report surveys diverse claims from the Philippines archipelago naming and habitation counts to a seven week revival in Herrin Illinois amid miner clashes. It notes Sahara dunes auto traction nets and extreme travel times, Cleveland malnourished children in nutrition clinics, Panhandle stock ranches subdividing for cotton farming, land value jumps, and inconsistent railway gauges in Colombia.

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