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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1922

Page

2

Palmyra News Highlights Church Events and Local Welfares

Rev Kunkle attended his brother E T Kunkle's funeral in Stroudsburg and the Palmyra Lutheran parish schedules services and catechetical classes. Frances A Gaskin visited Palmyra nurses at Good Samaritan and will depart for Philadelphia. Rabbit liberation anticipated by Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Association with a Friday banquet featuring state and county officials. Birthdays and weddings, real estate moves, Girl Scouts farewell for Esther Ulrich, evangelistic meetings at the First U B Church, and Trinity church activities fill the week. Palmyra parsonage housing for Rev Kunkle secured.

A. Hall Palmyra Seth Gordon Fish and Game Association Ibach Lebanon County Protector Lightner Dauphin County Protector Buller Pennsylvania H. G. Witmeyer East Cherry Street John Witmeyer Annville Paul Witmeyer Columbia E. M. Baum Homer Shiffler Enos Fasnacht Jacob Dohner North Lincoln Street J. Spayd Bomberger J. C. Laudermilch H. M. Hartz Laudermilch Jessie Alice Neibert Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia C. B. Neibert Maple Street Kline Grieb Glenside Germantown Roy Bombgardner New York North Railroad Street Julius Shiner Bombgardner P. and R Hershey E. O. Burter Reading Kathryn Miller Rauch Oriole Troop No. 1 Girl Scouts J. R. Engle Esther Ulrich United Brethren Publishing House Dayton Ohio Ulrich Henry Seltzer East Main Street Valentine Second United Brethren Church G. D. Gossard Lebanon Valley College L. Rhoades C. 2B Toledo Kingdom of God Harry G. Wilmeyer Harry Shires Steelton A. Bracht Trinity Sunday School Trinity Church Annie Chinn Andrew Shifflet Allen McCurdy George McCurdy Swatara’ Station John C.ug Brehm Campbelltown Esther Yorty Arthur Brightbill Henry Bixler Ira Jacob Brightbill Trinity Reformed N. J. Gruber College Street Palm Luther League G. W. Dietz Palmyra and Evelyn Grumbine Richard Deatrich Erma Spangler Marlin Behm Mary Elizabeth Etter Harry Tshudy Levi Gingrich Martha Muldoon Georgianna Horstick Dorothy Horstick Kathryn Horstick Mary Elizabeth Farnwalt Phyllis Richcreek Sue ‘Ritchcreek Charles Farnwall George Horstick Aaron Brehm

Local residents note visits and events around Lawn area

Mrs. Ezra Risser visited Philadelphia to see her operated husband. Miss Mary Porter, a teacher from Oakland Md, visited the Grubers at Upper Lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Gingrich mourn a mother's death and interment was at Shenk's. R C Gingrich rebounds from pneumonia and visits family. Barnharts from Enola visit Brubaker. Church services and Sunday school attendance are recorded. Valentine exercises with treats and valentines. Gruber ships cows to Collegeville while Gingrichs and Stauffer handle cattle shipments and sales.

Ezra Risser Philadelphia Mary Porter Oakland Elizabethtown H. M. Gruber Upper Lawn C. E. Gingrich R. C. Gingrich Harry Hostetter Harrisburg J. F. Barnhart Enola A. R. Brubaker Collegeville C. Gingrich Lancaster Stock Yards Stauffer H. B. Gingrich Bro

Distinctly Improving Business Conditions

Midwinter reports a broad revival in business and expansion plans. Bond and stock proceeds fund new plants while farm prices rise and retail activity increases with many buyers arriving in New York, signaling brighter times ahead.

New York B. C. Forbes The Public Ledger

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