Palmyra Social News Highlights New Year Events
Palmyra residents hosted visitors at Elder John C Zug’s home on New Year’s Day and at the Kreider home on Chestnut Street. Guests included Hambrights, Uhlers, Gingriches, Blouch family, and Jubers. A seven dish goose dinner featured at the Palm Lutheran gathering with seven cent meals. Celebrants include D. A Kreider, F. & M. College student Marlin Zimmerman, Penn State student John Miller, and many local families. The Bethany church elected officers for 1922 and Trinity Reformed held cantata The Light Eternal. Several students and scouts noted among weekend visitors and engagements.
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John C. Zug
Benjamin Hambright
Fannie Hambright
Florin
Morris Enterline
Rheems
Chas. Uhler
Josiah K. Kreider
Uhler
Chestnut Street
Hiram Gingrich
Frank
Mary
Joseph
Noah
Amos Blouch
Mabel
Kreider
Marlin Zimmerman
F. & M. College
Lancaster
Charles P. Kratzer
Elias Spancake
Lebanon
John Smith
Heilmandale
M. B. Fretz
North Railroad Street
Trinity Reformed Church
Palmyra
Heidleberg League
Raymond Early
Carlisle
Melchair Ricker
East Cherry Street
Diakonia
Palm Lutheran Bible School
Smith’s Hall
East Main Street
Edward Hetrich
Dallastown
Ruth Spancake
Sarah
Trindle Springs
Ricker
Mary Givler
Helen Beatrice Schrim
George Henry Schrim
Tyrone
Jacob Howard Schneider
C. F. Schneider
Allen Lingle
B. Frank Seltzer
C. W. Heffner
Home Department
Ray Evans
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
G. B. Evans
Maple Street
Behm Lauck
J. ¥. Lauck
Harrison Brady
Philadelphia
Kate Brady
J. Rt. Engle
Carrie Baschore
Minnie Quigley
Esther Ulrich
Civic Club
Morrisburg
Rippin
U.S
Ann McCormick
Harrisburg
Mra
J. 2. Engle
Mary Elizabeth
Eleanor
Frederick
Carper Early
Archie Schaeffer
Samuel I’ox
Loser
Cleona
Sarah Schaeffer
West Main Street
Revival services open in U C Church with two seekers
Local notes list multiple social visits births and deaths, church events and Sunday School plans, and community activities. Highlights include a public sale set for February 17, a funeral for an 81 year old woman, and invitations to a catechetical class alongside various visits among residents.
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U. C
M. S. Long
Dr. Risser
Will Poorman
Harry Horst
Reformed
Amos Risser
Palmyra
Geo. Matterness
Mary Fisher
Emma Lineweaver
Bindnagle’s Church
Lizzie Zeiger
Sara Zeiger
Michigan
Lester
Mary Snavely
Philadelphia
John Herring
G. C. Wolfersberger
Harry Gruber
Frank Gruber
Robert Shelley
Walters
Middletown
Harrisburg
Frank Moyer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Behney
Harry Wolfersberger
Bucknell University
Ezra Walborn
Elizabeth Snake
Lebanon
Rebecca Moyer
Philip Wolfersberger
Leinbach
The Oak Varnish Deal Meddles with a Boy and Credit
A boy asks for oak varnish for his father and offers a half gallon to be filled. The shopkeeper refuses credit and returns the empty can. The boy claims his father will pay on Saturday and assures the shopman he has left enough varnish around the sides to finish the job.
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Pather
He Bid Lower Yes and the Specialjat at Bedside
A purchasing agent lies ill as a healer offers a cure for twenty five dollars. He counters that the price must be lower and implies a better bid from the undertaker, highlighting a grim sale of health for money.
No guarantee of recovery from pneumonia says doctor
An anxious patient asks a pituar clan about misdiagnosis and death from typhoid. The doctor rebukes the concern, insisting that treatment for pneumonia would correctly address the illness and not cause death from typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pituar
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Frederick Heilman
Harry Laudermilch
William ‘Turby
Jerome D. Miller
Ebenezer
C. B. Moyer
Railroad Street
John Shope
Jacob Shope
Grant Street
Arthur Geiger
Penn State
Kramer Geiger
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