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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1920

Page

2

Palmyra Doings Include Weddings And Local News

Miss Edna Clauser breaks her leg at home while duties. Miss Gertrude Reider and Ammon Gingrich wed at the bride’s home with few guests. Rev. F C Krapf visits Hershey and Palmyra. Luther League program planned with speakers H Moyer G H Moyer. Amos Snavely named republican committeeman. minstrel show in Iroquois Theatre. Pastor meetings and interchurch movement notes. Deaths of James W. Calhoun and J Ebersole. local society events and visits reported. Blues: pneumonia and flu ailments noted. various social visits and trips. Prominent local traffic includes a five-ton White delivery truck purchase.

Edna Clauser Richard Clauser North Harrison Street Gertrude Reider E. H. Reider West Main Street Ammon Gingrich Emma Gingrich A. S. Kreider Shoe Company F. C. Krapf Palmyra-Hershey Atlantic City Trinity Lutheran Church Hershey Palmyra Kunkle Krapf Luther League of Palm Church H. M. Moyer L Mumma G. H. Moyer Amos Snavely Burgess Republican County Iroquois Theatre Apollo Club Apollo Mandolin Orchestra Harrisburgs Interchurch World Movement of North America James W. Calhoun Augusta Wm. Dunkle Viola Dietrich North Railroad Street West Chester State Normal School Sunshine Ladies Bible U. B J. E. Ebersole Jacob A. Ebersole Locust Street Mabel Ebersole FE. C. Burtner D. A. Landis Melchair Ricker Philadelphia Sons of Veterans J. A. Loose Washington Judge Room Valley Trust Co Seth Gingrich Ammon Fort Barancas Florida Mississippi Tie Samuel Farnsler Mastersonville John C. Zug Mary Henry Lebanon Lon G. HH. Moyer Mra Amos Clay Maat Elanover David Early Hafiger John F. Fees Weyer Cave Virginia Edgar John Sharp Weyers Cave Lewis Grippe John F. Feese H. M. Hartz Campbelltown A. B. Sunday School Esther Witmyer Mable Gerberich Stanley Brandt New York City Hummelstown Sara Harry Moyer Harrisburg Harvey Moyer M. P. Klick Near East Relief J. F. Frantz John Miller Annville A. D. Ulrich Elizabethtown Harry Hershey Mary Leppard Samuel Leppard Allen Lingle Allentown C. W. Heffner J. J. Gruber Cherry Street Bridgeport Conn John Leno Rexmont George Peters Daniel Brunner Brunner Clear Springs A. S. G. Bertolet D. D Collingswood N. J Synodical Missionary Palm Lutheran Church Council E. A. Kunkle Palm Lutheran Church Mildred Ray Hershey North Grant Street Alverta Zellers Paul Zimmerman Clarksburg Violet Miller Mary Bates Middletown Eferman Jaraler A. S. Stauffer Cumberland Valley

Lawn News and Local Appointments Highlight Weekend

Miss Evelyn Rengier and cousin Earl Williamson visited Reading relatives. Edwin Yingst, postmaster, was home ill and an assistant was named. Isaac Risser sale drew crowds with sleighs along the road. H B Gingrich reportedly bought the farm. Flu victims recover. Clarence Yingst plans Idaho farming after army release. Oscar Flory and B M Niemond traveled to Harrisburg to the State Highway Department.

Evelyn Rengier Earl Williamson Reading B. M. Niemond Rufus Wolf Risser’s Samuel Rosenberger Aaron Keener Colebrook U. E Truman Walk Mt. Joy Wm. Fasnacht Upper Lawn Levi Farrence Cumberland County Isaac Risser Edwin Yingst C. E. Gingrich H. B. Gingrich Clarence Yingst David Yingst Filer Idaho Oscar Flory Board of Supervisors State Highway Department Harrisburg

Women barred from marrying dead husband's brother

At Northampton Assizes the judge clarified English law by ruling on two cases where women married brothers of their deceased husbands. Both women were committed for trial, highlighting the gender difference in posthumous in law marriage eligibility.

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