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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
4
Locals recount weekend visits and travel across Hershey, Palmyra, Coatesville, Harrisburg, Elizabethtown, and Lebanon. Included are hospital updates, family gatherings, church events, concerts, and community notices at Granada Avenue residences. Several residents plan moves or marriages, with excerpts on health and leisure activities.
Local church notices list Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Rev M LeRoy Wachter with Bible School at 9 15 and services at 10 30 and 7 30, a farewell reception for Daniel Graeff and family, and the Ladies Missionary Society meeting on January 31. Other churches include Church of the Brethren East of Hershey prayer meeting, Derry Presbyterian Church activities, and First United Brethren Church evangelistic services nightly.
A series of evangelistic services starts Sunday evening January 22 at 7 30 with a fifteen minute song service and a sermon by Rev W E Daugherty. Everyone is invited to attend all services through the week excluding Saturdays. The John Elder Men's Bible Class met January 23 at Rev R H Taylor's home to discuss Western Influence on Eastern Education from Near East Cross Roads of the World.
Mr and Mrs A K King entertained many friends with a card party last Thursday evening at their Granada Avenue residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Tobias, Mr and Mrs William Fennel, Mr and Mrs Harry Wirth and Mr and Mrs Howard Shellenhamer.
Elder I. Zug of Palmyra renews his annual subscription to the Lancaster Hrammer for the 70th time as he nears his ninetieth birthday in February. Observers deem no one else in the United States has held a paper this long personally.
Hats that possess an air of smartness with strong appeal to fashion conscious women. Pretty looks paired with fur coats or collars, using faille crepe de chine and georgette, combined with straw and braided designs. See our first showing now on display in the Millinery Section on the second floor.
Local page lists canned goods such as Premier Corn White Rose Garden Peas Libbys Corned Beef CampbellSoups and Heinz Boston Baked Beans along with coffees milks olives oils and dried goods. Prices show many items at low daily sale points like 13c 19c and 29c with larger packs and jars including maple syrup sardines olives mustard and jam among others.
Local drug section lists half price weekend specials on tonics ointments and toiletries. Items include Scott s Emulsion Tanlac Emulsified Cocoanut Wildroot Palmolive Denta Ponds Vanishing Cream Quinine Hair Tonic Boric Acid Sanital Tooth Brushes Cod Liver Oil and various soaps and oils with prices shown in cents or dollars. Notable deals highlight limited two day sale quantities and reduced prices for these health and beauty products.
Sale offers a variety of home textiles and apparel with specials on spreads muslin linen bureau scarfs nylon hose silk hose kids gloves ribbons and stamped goods. Prices range from 12c per yard to 1.75 for silk hose and 59c to 69c for children's undergarments.
A summary for single filers with net income 1000 or more or gross 5000 or more and married couples with net income 2000 or more or gross 5000 or more. Filing deadline March 15, 1022. Returns and first payments to be made to the local Internal Revenue Collector where the taxpayer lives or runs business. Form LO40A guidance and Form 1040 referenced. Four percent tax up to exemptions, surcharges and a surtax rising to 65 percent on certain net incomes. example figure 16060 for the year LOR.
A humorous exchange shows a patient balking at a high bill while recalling the doctor saved his wife from a Palm Beach trip, illustrating thrift and sharp talk in a lighthearted domestic scene.
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