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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
3
A big Men's Bible Class led gathering is planned for next Sunday at 2 30 PM in the United Brethren Church with congressman Kreider’s program, Rev Knapp as speaker on Annville's Seven Devils and Rev Cheek leading singing. Local men urged to attend and bring others.
U B members are urged to be present on Saturday afternoon at the church on East Main street. There will be services all day on Sunday. Rev Linebach will install all of the newly elected officers on Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Earl Kauffman returned from their honeymoon trip on Sunday evening. G C Wolfersberger transacted business at Annville on Friday. Irwin Good made a trip by auto to Lancaster on Monday. M S Long purchased a pair of mules at the Sattazahn sale last week. Don’t forget Ed Witman s big farm sale east of town next Thursday January 20. Mr and Mrs Hoover of Manheim on Thursday visited her sister Mrs Peter Longenecker and family.
The director and a film novice debate how to present the picture. They consider running off a reel of curtain calls as a possible final touch.
A diner complains the chicken is tough. The waiter explains the bird was lively and escaped until they shot it. The gentleman infers the waiter shot the weathercock by mistake, producing a humorous twist.
A barber boasts he can shave ten years off a man’s appearance. The customer visits again a week later, sits in the chair, and requests another ten years shaved from his look. The interaction highlights playful vanity and the barber’s skill.
A daughter confesses daily piano practice and reveals she kept a stolen key. A city visitor debating marriage after three days asks for her view, and she quips never delay what should have been done yesterday.
Readable pricing notes show chum salmon at 15 cents per can and pink salmon at 19 and 35 cents per can in a compact ad style listing. The fragment indicates multiple can sizes and prices for the two salmon varieties.
Joseph Flichinger, 81, died at his Pontana home and was buried at Long's cemetery. Bruince Neidig and Mark O'Neil were injured on school grounds. Dr. Risser treated them. Various locals performed carpentry, Sunday school, church services, and revival meetings as communities report accidents and daily events.
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