Buried After Tragic Quarries Fall Near Palmyra
Michael T Betto died in a seventy foot plunge over an embankment at Bradley Time stone quarries near Palmyra. Funeral held Wednesday at St. Gertrude's Catholic Church with Rev. Father A. G. Kappes officiating. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery in Lebanon.
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Michael T Betto
Bradley ‘Time
Palmyra
Lebanon
St. Gertrude’s Catholic Church
Father A. G. Kappes
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral attendance and local notices from Swatara area
Swatara Station residents Swatara Station gJAVID BOYER and sons Irvin and William attended the funeral of William Fox at Annville on Saturday afternoon. Leroy Dowhower suffers a severe abscess on his right cheek from a snowball thrown by companion Josiah Foreman. A. W. Stauffer and James Shaffer attended the funeral of Jacob Evans at Camp Dhelltown on Sunday. Samuel Emerich chosen as traverse juror for the coming court at Harrisburg. James N. Shaffer of Lebanon visited his brother James and sisters on Sunday. Last Tuesday John Seltzer aided his brother-in-law Jacob Sherk of Hershey to move goods to Rutherford. Joseph Ulrich crossing watchman of the P and R at this place has been promised a position at Rutherford.
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Leroy Dowhower
Josiah Foreman
A. W. Stauffer
James Shaffer
Jacob Evans
Camp Dhelltown
Samuel Emerich
Harrisburg
James N. Shaffer
Lebanon
James
John Seltzer
Jacob Sherk
Hershey
Rutherford
William E Myers Killed In Pennsylvania Fall From Bridge
William E Myers of Harrisburg was instantly killed Monday morning after stepping from a bridge and falling about 75 feet into a creek near Hammelstown. He resided at 348 Nectarine Street Harrisburg. The town reports several diphtheria cases with three homes quarantined and the public school closed for fumigation.
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E. Myers
Messrs
Victor
Homer Yingst
Philadelphia
Barbara Hummel
Bernice Nissley
Local residents announce spring trades and moves
The report notes Chas. Clark of Hockersville may fill a position at any time. William Hess and Jacob Landis plan a painting and paper hanging business with many spring jobs. William Whitmeyer moved from Philip Boyer's house to Hershey. Josiah Foreman sold his driving horse to Noah Mark of Palmyra.
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Chas. Clark
Hockersville
William Hess
Jacob Landis
William Whitmeyer
Philip Boyer
Hershey
Jacob Sherk
Josiah Foreman
Noah Mark
Palmyra
Campbelltown Sets Public Sale Date Between Towns
Campbelltown Correspondence JISSLEY BOWMAN announces a public sale to be held February 9 midway between Campbelltown and Palmyra. The usual Campbelltown welcome letter did not reach the office this week. readers can expect a report from the neighboring town next week.
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Jissley Bowman
Campbelltown
Mrs Walters Store Sells Golfing Skating and Outdoor Caps
Mrs Walters Store on East Main Street Campbelltown advertises golfing skating and outdoor caps in every color. Bell phone 27 22.
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Bell Phone
New Phoenix mufflers praised for all ages styles
A local seller touts the Phoenix mufflers as the best all around option for men women and children with multiple new styles meeting fashion requirements.
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Phoenix
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Jay. Gould
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
Michael Betto
Swatara Station
Gjavid Boyer
Irvin and
William
William Fox
Annville
Joseph Ulrich
P& R
William E. Myers
Hummelstown
Hammelstown, Pa
Joseph Beidelman
Howard Sassaman
F. & M. College
Lancaster
Edgar C. Hummel
Harrisburg High
Orpheum Theatre
Harry Vastine
J. Landis Strickler
Clara Cassel
East Main St
Omar L. Hummel