Ordinary and Fancy Silks Featured in Model Show
A page notes a display of plain and elaborate silks where models choose fabrics. The event highlights choices between simple and intricate designs, showcasing fabric variety and styling options.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
3
A page notes a display of plain and elaborate silks where models choose fabrics. The event highlights choices between simple and intricate designs, showcasing fabric variety and styling options.
Eight dozen men’s silk neck ties offered from higher priced lines. All patterns are solid. Regularly 65 cents and one dollar values.
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The Chemical Fire Co charity committee organized aid after an investigation into a needy family at Stoverdale. An offering of 110 dollars collected at a Xmas service was donated to Bethany Orphans Home Womelsdorf Nazareth Orphans Home Crescent NC and Phoebe Deaconess and Old Folks Home Allentown. The piece also notes engagements visits and local social events.
December 19 marked Mr. Westhafer’s 76th birthday with a sizable gathering including Amos Furst and family, John Schoolman group, Walter Lehman, Albert Guist, Harvey Brenner families, and William Gruber plus Wayne Baer visiting from Union Deposit. Ed Mays’s Mt Gretna–Hagerstown trip ended in a minor crash on an icy hill near Hummelstown. Local tax collection plans announced with Keener as administrator and tax stops at Campbelltown Bank and Lawn Hotel. A January 28 farm sale and a Colebrook spelling contest were noted, along with a Palmyra bank dinner and new stone-crusher preparations at Ki Keener’s site.
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