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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
2
Palm Bible School staged a successful Christmas program with Mrs Dietz and Mr Klinger directing music and Mrs Baum and Mrs Moyer guiding the exercises. Gifts and a Near East Relief offering were noted. Local residents and visitors spent Christmas with family hosts in Palmyra and nearby towns. church services and Bethany Orphan Home offerings followed the holiday.
Mrs. John Kelchner of 445 West Main Street received a large crate of sun kissed fruit from her son William Kelchner a Los Angeles grocer. The Palmyra Borough schools closed for Christmas holidays and will reopen January 3 with an extra eighth grade room and Prof. Scott Brendle to lead. Mr and Mrs Clarence Snyder visited Newport during vacation. Mrs Matter and daughters Edna Hilda and son Lee from Elizabethville visited at the Fox home.
Fifteen carol singers roamed Campbelltown streets Christmas evening from midnight to 3 AM Starting at Samuel Moyer’s home west of town they were treated to apples and cider then continued in good spirits The U C Sunday school gave each member a candy box and an orange Christmas visits were made by Al Kaylor and family Claude Martin and family were hosted by Rev H M Hostetter and M S Long family watch night services announced for New Year’s Eve at the U C Church
On duty a soldier halts a man in darkness and mistakes the Chaplain for an intruder. The guard then recognizes Lieutenant Smith with a jug of gin and clears him, halting again before granting passage.
A fragment shows a dialogue about a landlord keeping eglantine on the table and a remark about other items that cannot be eaten, highlighting a casual domestic exchange. The clip portrays everyday banter rather than a full event.
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