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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

2

Palmyra Society Notes Include Weddings and Club Visits

Friday evening in Hershey Norma Reinbach Mrs J F Fees and son Marlin attended a Men s Club exhibition featuring about fifty boys including Marlin Fees Herman Gipe and Donald Yeiser. A Luther League Mandolin Club program and many local social visits follow with multiple local residents attending events, travels, and church activities.

Norma Reinbach J. F. Fees Marlin Hershey Marlin Fees Herman Gipe DonaldYeiser Mandolin Club Luther League of Palm Lutheran Church Jacob Flory East Main Street William Weidley North Railroad Street William Miller Virginia Green Street Martha Washington Palm Lutheran Church Auxiliary Sons of Veterans Herbert Kercher Lebanon Sarah F. Miller Marie Miller Reading Miller Irvin Kulp Paul York Harold Engle Philadelphia Sanna Fasnacht Henry Fasnacht Chestnut Street J. Herman Doutrich Charles J. Doutrich College Street Trinity Reformed Church E. G. Leinbach J. Landis Shoe Co Harvey Bomgardner Bomgardner Russell Behmer Harvey Seltzer Detroit Michigan M. A. Mauffair Harrisburg Mildred Wolfersberger Robert Oscar Paul John Snyder Viola Pauline Mervin Staub Robert Shirk William Loser Enos Hetrich Frank Early Ernest Yorty James Strickler Harvey L. Seltzer Brandt Lehman Palmyra Good Samaritan Hospital Andrew S. Stauffer Margaret Behmer Duncannon E. M. Baum Wilson Rhodes Neal Miller Hummelstown Herbert Baum Heidelberg League Sunshine George Miller Gary Orwig Melchair Ricker Sarah Scotland Orphan's Home Carlisle Muhlenberg College H. A. Kunkle Son Howard Jos. G. Kelchner Annville J. D. C. Witke Scranton Witke St. Michael’s Lutheran Church State Street Herman Hetrich Mary Dugan Atlantic City Mary Smith Marie Gebhard John Doutrich John F. Batdorf Allentown Marie Peiffer John Bland William Sinyra

Bachmansville revival ends with fifteen accessions

In Bachmansville the Mennonite church revival services closed Thursday evening with fifteen accessions. Mrs. Kate Martin died January 17 after a months long cancer illness. She leaves six sons and a brother. funeral held from her home and at Spring Creek church with interment nearby.

Arias Hoke West Main Street George Kline Hershey Frank Henry Harrisburg Lena Hartz Dorothy Annville Irene Fasnacht Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia Laura Loser Richland Margie Templin Charles Templin Adam Templin Cornelia Black Kate Martin Nee Allwine John Baker Paul William David Jacob Russell John Allwine David Stoudt Derry Church Spring Creek S. Z. Witmer Beverly Amos Kuhns Hanoverdale Joseph Risser Katie Baker Jacob S. Brandt Myra W. Kulp Enos Kulp Elizabethtown John F. Booser William B. Brandt Amy Brandt Robert R. Keller Ruth Harry Gruber J. S. Farrer Deodate Daniel Gates Edgar M. Hoffer The Brethren Church Peter D. Gruber J. C. Felker Gruber Violet Myers Amos Shearer William Vetter

Father’s Farewell Train Ticket Gaffe

A jocular exchange shows the bride’s father gifting railroad tickets to the couple only for a one way trip. They board the train and discover the tickets are single direction, prompting a humorous misdirection.

One Was Enough in a Quizzical Exchange

A humorous exchange unfolds as a haberdasher questions a young customer about how many collars he wears while the man insists he has more than one skin. The dialogue captures a playful clash over attire and self-perception.

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Baker's Premier Cocoanut Prices From 7c To 55c

Baker's premier cocoanut items are listed with prices 7 cents 15 cents 29 cents and 55 cents. The notice emphasizes value and selection for shoppers.

Baker

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