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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1922

Page

2

Palmyra News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Church Campaigns

Palmyra area notes show Dr C V Kratzer visiting family in town, Hazel Carr visiting relatives, and a Bethany United Evangelical church revival increasing conversions from 10 to 19. Luther League programs, guest talks, and upcoming topics fill the social calendar as Sunday schools and evening services continue. A snake lily plant on North Chestnut Street draws attention, while several residents report minor injuries and hospital visits. A week of Bible terms, Scouting talks, and a Palmyra High School night class adds to the town’s winter activity slate. A pair marry in Memorial United Brethren Church with celebratory gatherings for family and friends.

C. V. Kratzer Reading M. B. Tretz North Railroad Street Hazel Carr Highspire Herman Farnsler Bethany United Evangelical Church C. W. Heffner Luther League of Palm Lutheran Church Harry B. Moyer The Valley Trust Company Sutcliffe Hummelstown Harrisburg Luther League G. H. Moyer Ratchford Palmyra High School H. A. Kunkle Good Samaritan Hospital Chas. Flory Chestnut Street Lilly John G. Greiner Church of the Brethren Elizabethtown College J. R. Engle Carrie Basehore Minnie Quigley Esther Ulrich Mary Reese Sarah Hartz Mildred Slack Verna Gruber Hilda Rabenstine Verna Doutrich Palmyra Girl Scouts J. 5. Wlick Scout Norman Ratchford Gladys Himmelberger Sylvester Himmelberger Orchard Street Lebanon Longenecker Anna Reist Palmyra Memorial United Brethren Church H. M. Miller John P. Reist West Main Street Philadelphia J. H. C.manifold D. A. Gonglofff Melchair Ricker Ray Brehm Freeman Wagner John Brehm Lebanon Valley College Annville Second United Brethren Church L. Rhoades Charles Tomplin North Margie TL. B. Sanders KG. Leinhbach Trinity Reformed Church Quila J. Landis Shoe Co O. B. Witters Cigar Newmanstown Schaefferntown Campbelltown Tahanon Worrisburg Perry Bickaler David Swalm Mr. Zimmerman Mr. Snyder United Brethren Church

Lawn news items note losses and local happenings

Local notices report a Ford tire chain lost near Lawn by B S Stauffer with request to return via Gingrich Bros yards. Found license no 175-742 to be claimed at Lawn Garage. Community updates include tanning, ice cream shipments from Burdan Bros Lebanon, cattle movements from Grand View farm, visits, and revival services at Eplers church.

Lawn Gingrich Bros. Yards B. S. Stauffer Justice of the Peace C. H. Reed Upper Lawn John Brenneman Burdan Bros Lebanon Niemond D. B. Flory & Sons Grand View Farm Alvin Bricker Curtis Reedy Shenk H. B. Gingrich Ivan Risser A. R. Brubaker C. C. Gingrich I. R. Lehman Schock’s Mills Warren Snavely Fountain Market Harrisburg

Campbelltown Notes A Busy Local Page

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Funk on Sunday. Several residents visit kin in nearby towns. Items include found glasses at Salem church and calls to claim them, church services at 10:30, and a growing population of 420. Local incidents mention health updates and social visits.

John Funk Salem Church M. S. Long Frank Moyer Palmyra Will Stover Philadelphia Hospital U. C Annie Risser Peter Longenecker H. M. Hostetter Campbelltown I. Eshleman J. A. Snavely Mary Philadelphia Herman Alger A. M. Witman Leo Fair Phares Kauffman Earl

Tax return exemptions and filing rules for 1921 income

The 1921 revenue act increases exemptions for single persons to 1000 and for married filers to up to 8500 or 2000 depending on income. Heads of families and dependents receive adjusted exemptions. Filing thresholds set for 1921 require returns from various groups with penalties for late or willful noncompliance. deadlines run January 1 to March 15, 1922.

Tapestry Living Room Suite Description Card

Tapestry living room suite items include a Davenport chair and wing backs with spring arms and loose springs, a Davenport chair and rock back with loose spring cushions, and a tapestry finish on pillow backed pieces. A 3 piece set features cane and tapestry, mahogany Louis XV style with spring cushions and two large pieces.

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