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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1922

Page

3

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.

Hummelstown Notes Share Births Events and Church Plans

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.

Homer Hendricks New York George Karmany Lee Conly Susan Krause Harrisburg Mary Jane Charles Shultz Palmyra George I. Ishler Rutherford M. O. Swartz South Hanover St Adam Shenk Swartz Edgar Reed Philadelphia Isaac B. Nissley J. George Becht University Club of Washington Lincoln Community Club Star Theatre Allen G. Walton Dayton Ohio Sand-Lime Brick Association Russell H. Gleim West Main Marion Walter Katherine Shull Abraham Lincoln Orpheum Theatre George H. Keller New York City Fredricka Baker Katherine Zellers Carol Walton Atlantic City Allen K. Walton George H. Grove Boiling Springs William Longenecker E. R. Donald P. Ream Harry B. Fox Thomas McCall Grover C. Buser John A. Ebersole Penbrook Robert T. Fox Reformed Sunday School Te Community Club United Brethren Church Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Church Irvin Keller Ladie’s Mite Society the Reformed Church George Fox Swabb Legion Hall Roy Brightbill University Pennsylvania J. M. Brightbill Caroline G. Schaffner Lehighton F. J. Schaffner Ethel Gerber Charles Lehr Anna Lewis Daniel Lewis Water St Thomas Jacks Lester Mbersole Mbersole Harry Ebersole Henry Gerber Henry Charles Lehnal Fred Pronco Hershey Apent Emma Thomas Emma Bringer Middletown Etter Eatley

Local notices from Campbelltown area reflect health, sales and life events

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.

Roy Ebersole Harry Ebersole Roy Chautauqua Bertram Hummel New York D. Hummel George Karmany Orpheum Fiske Jonathan F. J. Schaffner J. Paul Hummel Frank C. Witmer J. A. Grande Methodist Church Jesus Epworth League Harvey Lineweaver Daniel Brubaker Hershey Claude Martin Phares Kauffman Peter Longenecker Amos Risser Salem Leinbach H. M. Hostetter A. M. Brandt Emma Geiman Bachmansville Martin Brandt Harry Gruber Shellsville Martha McCurdy Frank Main Street Frank Spangler John Moyer John Nye Dan Peters and Son Harry Hamilton Vian Edith Balsbach Landis Balsbach Allen C. Brubaker Route 7 Lebanon Mary Keller Tershey Elsie Geiman Illa Baschore Palmyra James Simmons Ohio River Valley Ohio Mia. C. A. Lenig Will Wealand Penrose Oberholtzer

Ounce of Gold Versus Labor Across Nations

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.

United States Great Britain Japan France Germany Col. Hannon National Union of Manufacturers Birmingham Wus

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