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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

2

Palm Lutheran to celebrate tenth church dedication

Palm Lutheran plans a February 27 celebration for the dedication of its new church with Rev. J. D. Brown as principal speaker. The report also notes community visits, Lenten services at Trinity Reformed, Near East relief contributions, a school resignation, and sports results from Palmyra High School.

John Snyder Dan Moyer Harrisburg Palm Lutheran New Palm Church J. D. Brown Loma Grassman Edith Nye Palmyra Anna Emma ‘Ulrich Harpers Adelbert Cronk Thena Coyle Binghamton New York Trinity Reformed Church Trinity Church Scott Brendle Brendle The Reformed Church Hellam Robert E. Hartz Charles A. Deutrich J. Herman Sanna Fasnacht Good Samaritan Hospital Earl Fidler Charles Fidler North Harrison Street Lebanon Institution UV. B E F. McCurdy Lebanon McCurdy Orient Far East Sue Wagner Alva Lingle Oscar Booker HR. Kunkle Lutheran Pastoral Association Zion Lutheran Church Lantz United Lutheran Church Palm Lutheran Bible School H. A. Kunkle Hauer Maeder New Oxford W.O. Kreider Boston Mass HB. Nye Bard Hummelstown Oliver Henry Annville John Allwein Wershey Amos Curry William Smith Robert Miller Adam Bishop Church of the Brethren Spring Creek Mrs High Cover

Farming a big industry in 1920 values crops and animal products

The secretary of agriculture puts 1920 crop value at 13.3 billion and animal products at 8.76 billion, totaling over 22 billion. He notes a roughly 3.2 billion decline in crops and 0.2 billion in animal products from 1919, suggesting a substantial real shrinkage despite larger production, while stressing farming remains the nation’s business with abundant, affordable food.

Secretary of Agriculture

Phrase about keeping them nearly empty at any price

The fragment expresses a view that keeping items nearly empty is desirable regardless of cost, implying a stance on minimal stock or unused capacity.

The Sporting Instinct Johnny Turns the Freezer

Johnny liked ice cream but refused to turn the freezer until his parents intervene. His mother finds him cranking away as the life of the freezer seems to depend on it. The father boasts a bet to push him further.

A Worried Man Faces Life Insurance Exam

A small henpecked man prepares for life insurance tests. The physician asks about dissipation and fast living. The respondent admits to occasionally chewing a little gum, in a shy piping voice.

Community Notes From Campbelltown and Nearby

Local items from Campbelltown including visits by Ed Snyder and family from Harrisburg, progress reports on patients at Lebanon Hospital, and a postponement of a meeting to February 15 at Mrs C P Stauffer home. Also covers Sunday School programs, births, illnesses, and revival services at the UB church with several residents named.

Borough High School Middletown High School Myerstown High School Woman's Missionary Society Leinbach Earl Herr Quarryville William Weidley John Zug Christian Moyer Clarence Wiley Hershey Charles Keifer Russell Lebanon Paul J. Ferry Annville Christ Groff LeRoy Hilda Union Deposit J. A. Keifer Clara Balshaugh Harry Bowman Palmyra John J. Batdorf Rutherford John S. Koons Archie Gruber Stanley Wilhelm Harry Schaffner Wilson Cake Harry Fisher Campbelltown Frances Schaffner Joel Brigel Robesonia Virgie Boyer Charles Miller Joel Moyer Susan Balsbach Cleona U. B James Killy Ed. Snyder Harrisburg Elam Felty John Aaron Shearer Landis Greenawalt George Yoder Brandt Lehman Lebanon Hospital Peter Gruber Elizabethtown Barry Earl Kauffman Geo. Miller Owen Hughes Sara Kauffman Nola Alger Gravel Hall David Mlory USC Harold Long Lizzie Leitvinger Zeiger Reist Mary Cfallman Robert Behoeq Rebecca Moyer Philip Walfersberger John Brandt Edith Miss Bachman Quendn G. C. Walfersberger Ory Pekert Alice Mrr Claude Martin Clyde Hainly Ethel Simon Bachman Pleasant

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