Furniture Reductions Attract Homeowners
Shoppers seek value as furniture reductions continue this week. Stores claim genuine savings for those updating living spaces and completing home decor selections.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
3
Shoppers seek value as furniture reductions continue this week. Stores claim genuine savings for those updating living spaces and completing home decor selections.
Mrs Homer Hendricks of New York visits sister in law Mrs George Karmany. Birth announced Mary Jane January 25. Painter George Ishler leaves P R Rutherford for local painting work. American Legion to host a 500 party February 21. Various local visits, society events, sales and theater outings noted. Chautauqua season preparations and evangelistic services at the Methodist Church outline upcoming topics and schedules.
Harvey Lineweaver is housebound with a severe cold. Mrs. Brubaker of Hershey visited Mrs. Nye. M. 8. Long to hold a stock sale east of town on Friday February 17. Zern, east of town, improving after a horse trampling. Infant George Bechtold died in Lebanon and was buried in Reformed cemetery. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Martin. Phares Kauffman injured a finger at Hershey. Peter Longenecker helped Amos Risser butchering. Sunday school at Salem church 9 15. services at 10 15 by Rev. Leinbach.
A British parliamentary figure reports that one ounce of gold equates to 17.22 hours of US labor, 60.16 in Britain, 96.60 in Japan, 117.81 in France, and 201.66 in Germany. The piece urges US workers to boost productivity and efficiency to compete in global markets.
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