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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

United States

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