Palmyra Doings Highlight Local Social and Family News
Community notes from Palmyra cover illnesses and recoveries, births, marriages, and travels. Residents Joseph Gibble and others near East Main Street feature in illness and recovery updates, while weddings in Hagerstown and local engagements are listed alongside church and school events and business activity.
Regular meeting and officer installation at Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary of J. Loose Camp No. 157 held a regular meeting during which some officers were installed and the rest to be installed soon. Local residents' weekend visits and church events are noted, including a Sunday service at Zoar Lutheran Church Mt Zion with officer installation and a sermon on Sunday School work. Julie Hoke Annville and Mary Hartz Campbelltown are among those mentioned. Elizabeth Putt was baptized at Palm Lutheran Church.
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Joseph Gibble
East Main Street
Norman M. Rauch
Cherry Street
Cora C. Herr
Annville
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Edna Neidig
Irene Fasnacht
Lankeman Hospital
Philadelphia
William Fasnacht
North Railroad Street
Herman Farnsler
Madelene
E. M. Souder
Highspire
A. S. Stauffer
Lebanon
N. S. Shirk
J. Vetterlein & Company
H. L. Matt
David Early
Railroad Street
Ella Early
Stanley Brandt
Hummelstown
Grace Henry
Penbrook
Mary Henry
Chestnut Street
John Batdorf
Homer Jr
Homer Shiffler
Moses Rhoads
Mary
Harvey
Allen Ingle
J. Raymond Engle
Portland
Oregon
Yale University
Adirondacks
John Bashore
Oliver Mark
Adam Bachman
Ethel
J. Slimer
New York City
Isaac G. Shelly
Shelly
Paul B. “Kaylor
Rheems
Ada Shelly
John Gerber
Irene K. Shelly
Kate H. Zug
Franklin Hershey
Harry Hershey
Elizabethtown
Kathryn Stauffer
Ruth Grubb
Elizabethtown College
John Evans
Thomas Henry Kee
Etta Smith
William H. Smith
J. F. Frantz
Trinity Reformed Church
A. B. Koch
East Cherry Street
Clara Garloff
Lawrence W. Sholl
John Sholl
West Main Street
First
United Brethren Parsonage
E. O. Burtner
H. S. Wagner
West End
W. S. Poorman Real Estate Agency
A. J. Gruber
George Bell
Palmyra
C. B. Gingrich
Harrisburg
D. A. Landis
Mends
York
Harry Sellers
Locust Street
Ira Hoover
Eleanor
Waynesboro
C. B. Neibert
Maple Street
Galen Grubb
Harry Gerber
Earl Boger
Grantville
Rena Boger
Laudermilch
Veata Shriver
Mildred Shriver
Dela Hardick
John Shriver
Ast Main Street
Charles W. Shriver
Lincoln Street
M. 3.Fretz
Lebanon County Medical Society
Earl B. Beigert
Green Street
Samuel Gibble
Lancaster
Penna Soap Co
Main Street
Charles Templin
Margeret
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
J. Loose Camp No. 157
Mary Hoke
Carrie Mauffair
David Landis
New York
John Snavely
Hershey
H. N. Fegley
D. D
Mechanicsburg
Lutheran Orphans Home
Elizabeth Flowers
Fegley
H. A. Kunkle
Zoar Lutheran Church
Mt. Zion
Kunkle
M. R. Fisher
William Snavely
William Hess
Amos Snavely
Sarah Hartz
Jonas W. Eby
Campbelltown
Helen Elizabeth Putt
Palm Lutheran Church
No Foreigners Question Sparks a Biblical Return
A classroom joke challenges a teacher with a riddle about origins. Bobby insists George Washington was first, but the teacher redirects to Adam, prompting a quick correction about counting foreigners. The exchange ends with Bobby reaffirming his stance.
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Bobby
George Washington
Adam
Entire World Depends on U S A
A statistical argument asserts the United States, with 6 percent of global population and 7 percent of land, produces major shares of the world’s autos oils crops and metals. The piece counters pessimism about national prospects amid industrial unrest and calls for attention to these figures.
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United States
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