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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1926

Page

2

Missionary talks mark end of Palmyra Bible School

The final week of Palmyra Daily Vacation Bible School featured missionary talks by Mrs J Raymond Engle for Primary pupils and Juniors on Thursday morning. Enrollment reached 422 with 334 attending on a rainy morning. many instructors were listed and church groups organized for future events including a July 10 picnic and Hershey Park tickets for those in Sunday School.

Palmyra J. Raymond Engle Otr ixeeter_ Baum H. Bb. Clark Lucillebrandt Violet Zimmerman Warren Garman Ruth Reider Dorothy Diorstick Ruth Achenbach Kennetta Shriver Gladys Leinbach Anna Rabenstine Luellaieliman Roy Stutz KK. E. Hartz Palmyra’s Fresper Boyer John Rhine Edgar Teahl Victor Shhaefler Elmer Klopp Chas, Noll Jacob Frank Good Samaritan Hospital Lebanon Henry ‘Lemplin Clismuth Palm United Lutheran Church Frank S. Carper M. W.kridinger M. L. Ensminger Sarah Brubaker Snyder Mar Cyrus Kostetter Church of the Brethren Mars Cyrus Hostetter Town J. A. Gibble Myerstown Malinda Kreider Adam Bomberger Annville Jacob Isbersole Tod Dorothy Virginia Gates Lucile Buck Eleanor Brandt Emily Brandt Kathryn Brandt Dorothy Cassell Mary Bs.letter Dorothy Ebersale Kathryn Kersale Kathryn Goodman Levelyn Grumbein Severa Llartaian Jeema Llartmim Jean Tarnish Virginia Larish Mie Meckley Frances Morrow Louise Meluwer Sarat Melowen Ralph Sherk Mt. Gretna George &. Miller Plarksburg Mm Sixth Street Callec Callec Sevinpeheal Chuech Larrisburg Simon Bowman Paul Ginder Charles Gingrich Lloyd Wreider Paul Yoder James Ream William Hetrick Bowers Beach Bill Hetrick Jimmie Ream Edith McKenny Priday Wilmer & Vincent Majestic Theatre Harrisboro Melvenny Alvin Shiner Oak Street Mary Cloke Down Clinton Toke Liberty Lire Co Draf Terent Hiss Remni Atleys Woomer TGQ Priest Goodman Rudy Duckers Reant Atleya Be. Kreider Highriple Ag Wan Pop Shriver W. Smith Christ Yerger Wan J. Raymone Ingle Harvey Seltzer Morris Moyer Mark Tevans

Stoverdale Camp Meeting Planned For July 10 To August 8

SWUMMELSTOWN PA July 1 The Stoverdale Campmeeting will be held from July 10 to August 8 with services led by Rev QO G Romig of Hershey a former pastor. Arrangements are under the committee including Ledward Stover and Rev Romig and Miss Kathryn Lakenbaugh.

Mt. Gretna Mary Jebersole Jose Bue Wallera Philadelphia Harrylolsberg and Sons Harrisburgeen Samuel Arly Mra. Schell William Klahr Schoener and Son Myerstown Mra Mra. Klahr's Brother, J. F. Kilmer FG. Keller Amanda You Felaabeth Mutzabaugh Mea John Leiby Lebanon

Epworth League Festival to Be Held on Gingrich Lawn

The Epworth League of the Methodist Church will host a Thursday evening festival on the lawn of Morris Gingrich at North Railroad street with a concert by the Hummelstown Band from 8 to 10. Attendees include Mrs. Aaron Raub visiting New York and several local residents and relatives traveling for weekend visits.

Epworth League of the Methodist Church Morris Gingrich North Railroad Street Hummelstown Band Aaron Raub New York George Fox Frank Levan Hartford Chester Gates Indianapolis Town New Cumberland C. Z. Light Light Montgomery Naomi Busser Erie F.G., Keller Amanda Yost Elizabeth Mutzabaugh Republic Pittsburgh John Inzer

Otyowkwa Named by Camp Fire Girls in Elizabethtown

In Elizabethtown on June 21 Camp Fire Girls chose Otyowkwa as the group name meaning a single fellowship. The Farm Women's Society met at East Donegal for prayers, readings, solos, and an address on local birds. Marriage notices include Lewis Boughter and Kathryn Kaylor wed at Christ Lutheran Church. Evangelist Rev. Jacobs preached July 7 before summer Bible school opens July 5 at the Church of the Brethren.

Elizabethtown Camp Fire Girls Dorothy Bishop Farm Women’s Society Harry E. Hershey East Donegal Township Clarence Garber Reading Frank Croman T. H. Ebersole Ruth Ellen Garber Edith Witmer Lancaster County H. J. Roddy Lewis J. Boughter Kathryn L. Kaylor Highspire Christ Lutheran Church J. E. Mathiot Lancaster C. F. Swift Christ Reformed Church Church of the Brethren Washington Street Rev Jacobs York County Abraham Forney B. Joseph’s Hospital Emanuel Withers Abraham Witmer Jacob Garman Lawn Harry Osweiler Bernice H. B. Wolgemuth Katie Engle Almeda A. W. Wolgemuth Chestnut Grove Elizabethtown College E. G. Meyer Gertrude Roger Meyer Martha Martin Daniel E. Myers Elmer Eshelman Elvin P. Wenger Jos. Derr Jeanette Harry Dorothy Boyd John Wharton Hollidaysburg

Community Notes Include Returns and Local Visits

Andrew Heisey returns from six months in California as St Peters burg residents call on Mrs. Anna Winters. Knight of the Golden Eagle officers are elected and will be installed July 9 with county officers expected. Nurses graduate at General Hospital Lancaster and ten babies were registered at the well Baby Clinic in the borough.

Andrew Heisey California B. F. Hill St. Petersburg Fla Anna Winters South Market Street Harry D. Keller Boro Elizabethtown Chronicle News-Sentinel Fort Wayne Ind Chronicle Keller Ruth Smith Maude Marshall Selma Weaver Millpie M. J W. H. Unity Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Odd Fellows Building E. R. Ebersole Paul Bricker Lester Wicks M. M. Seiders J. Doc. Keenard Gerald William Winters Elsie Cohick George Herold W. Scott Longenecker Allentown United Brethren Church Steelton Masonic Home Berean Church of the Brethren Irene Frantz Horace Wells David Philadelphia Isaac Hertzler Dorothy Croman Germantown Orphan’s Home General Hospital Lancaster Kennewood S. A. Morrison E. D. Ebersole Falmouth Mary Rob Mary Meckley Well Helen Fisher Paul Eugene Meckley Charles Elmer Ropers Nancy Marie Hein

Local Notes From Campbelltown And Nearby

Campbelltown updates list Mrs. Jacob Bomgardner leaving for Harrisonburg Virginia to visit her son and family. Victor Blouch returns home after a stay in Illinois. Salem Reformed Church Primary Sunday School received an organ from Mr and Mrs Clayton Gingrich. The Weigle family from Carlisle visited their grandmother Mrs Ginder. John Herring family moved into Leo Fair’s residence. Many townspeople attend the C E Convention in Hershey this week. Irene Miller visits Millersburg grandparents. Grace Ober and Paul Grubb wed at the bride’s Elizabethtown home last Saturday.

Palmyra Ream Storm Hershey Stanton Bordner Boxtiner Lydia Sherk Mt. Gretna Harry Seltzer Harvey Heilman Nellie Rabenstein Atheny ACME Harrisburg Florence Adore Fredericksburg Atlantic City Helen Gruber Anna Gruber Gruber Hoffer Park Middletown Palmyra United Zion Lutheran Church Franklin Street Agricultural Dept Palmyra High School State College Clarence Bowman Marvin Alger Jacob Smith Daily Show Detroit Mich Palmyra High G. M. Mizell Francis E. C. Miller Ralph B. Miller George Miller Cleveland Margaret Miller Cecil Smith Palmdale Gertrude E. Smith Roy G. Zirkle A. L. Zirkle Coots Store Amos Good Mary Williams Jacob E. Williams East Donegal Township Lancaster County Monroe Snavely Irene Light John D. Light North Sixth Street Lebanon George Ealy Town Chambersburg Edgar Spatz United Brethren Church Landis Shoe Co Moses Gary North Railroad Street Gray William Penn Highway Ford Philadelphia Light Abraham. Shenk Jirst Cherry Street John Shenk Frank Andugene Shenk Clarence Shenk First United Brethren Church John JF. Reist Lincoln Street Apply Howard Miller South Lincoln Street Porrent Railroad Street Fenenban & Bomberger Cherry Street Gladys Brees Emma Reed The Chemical Fire Co G. H. Reppert F. J.hummel James C. Mullin A. Balsbaugh F.c.witmer Homer H. Strickler T. L. Jacks Bethlehem Darighbee Ella Reed Ida M. Gleim Miriam Gleim Russell H. Gleim Marion Walter Ethel Fisher Alonzo Phillips Amanda Wosks Stoverdale Monroe Gingrich Virginia Gimson Ray Lenker and Williamsport Ralph C. Gingrich Virginia Gingrich Ralph High Street Jacob Bomgardner Harrisonburg Victor Blouch Illinois Salem Reformed Church Clayton Gingrich Donald Weigle Percy Mildred Weigle Carlisle Ginder John Herring Leo Fair Irene Wm. Miller Millersburg Grace Ober Paul Grubb Elizabethtown

Local notices include sale offer and obituaries in Palmyra

Mrs Vellaria Dissinger offers a building lot for sale in the town center. Dr Risser and Elam Felty are laying concrete walks. Ephriam Williams works at Mt Gretna Fish sale tonight at Dissinger s Store. Joseph Gerberich aged 87 dies at his son John s Chestnut Hill home Monday night June 28. Funeral Friday at 1 30 pm at John Gerberich s home with services at the Church of the Brethren Chestnut Street Palmyra Burial Gravel Hill cemetery.

John Gerberich Church of the Brethren Chestnut Street Palmyra Gravel Hill Cemetery

The Smokestack on American Cultural Independence

The piece argues Americans resist dictation in taste and declare independence from European influence in music and art. It praises Young America advancing in letters and mechanics and foresees jazz as a guiding spirit, while elders remain unsure about the future trajectory.

America England

Vacation Without Decision in Country Households

A playful piece contrasts easy vacation timing with visiting relatives in the country. It notes rich humor about choosing between mountains or seashore and jokes about relatives cooking, ending with a quip about veterans and disabled soldiers from 1926.

Bread and stone cruelly told by a hobo tale

A hobo recounts asking for bread and receiving a stone, claiming the baker woman had never baked before and used furnace cement instead of flour. The exchange left him wary, with an emphatic vow not to return.

Weeds Given A Sporting Chance In Backyard Debate

A neighbor argues that letting weeds grow aimed at mercy is fine in theory yet impractical in practice. He compares the idea to a camel asking for kindness in a fable.

Weeds Crowd Out Garden and Tent in Neighborly Tale

An Arab seeks shelter for his nose but a camel is granted it first and crowds the Arab from his tent. A neighbor remarks this is how weeds behave giving them space to crowd out other things in the garden.

Skunks Comers Bridegroom Rumors Stir Town Gossip

A cheeky note from Skunks Comers Pa mentions Augusta Wind and Monroe Manners planning marriage in October after a lake incident at Crystal Park. The anonymous writer Mae B Overweight alleges a tangle of friendship and marriage with witty remarks on married couples who stay friends.

Skunks Comers Dee Jay Gee Augusta Wind Monroe Manners Crystal Park Augusta M . Mae B

Woman in Society Lectures Dragged Husband to English Lectures

A speaker notes a wife linked to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals drags her husband to lectures by educated English men, illustrating social expectations and gender roles.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To

Out West Girl in Milwaukee Sings of Time and Change

A fragment describes a girl in Milwaukee using powder and paint. She rises from a favored companion and finds his shoulder chalky. The verse muses on wanting more of both time and change.

Limerick Milwaukee

What He Needed

A bull headed man entered the Liberty Cross Roads Drug Store and asked for hair tonic. Doc Noxem replied that hair tonic was not his need, saying what the customer really required was furniture polish.

Liberty Cross Roads Doc Noxem

Climbing the Writing Ladder and a Note on Notes

The author recalls early writing lessons under Steve Secol at Mansfield Normal and jokes that great men are poor writers. He notes abandoning notebooks for scraps of paper and shirt cuffs as signs of progress. He adds a fact about the Bureau of Engraving and Printing producing about 3,000,000 notes daily with a value of at least $10,000,000.

Steve Secol Mansfield Normal Bureau of Engraving and Printing At Washington

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Hershey Press A. W. Wise F. G. Keller Ethel Jamison Samuel Hartz Pearl Stroman Enola Phyllis Blackburn Eaglesmere William Karmany Henry Gerber, Jr Henry Gerber West Main Street Wm. Leichert Frederick, Md R. V. Behney T.S. L Zion Lutheran Sunday School Grantville Hotel J. W Whisler Florence Stephenson Fredricka Baker Martha Strickler Floyd Whisler Oscar Laucks Robert Behney Joseph Mumma John Shiffler West High Street Margaret Cassel David C. Cassel Ralph G. Gonzales C. G. Leatherman Zion Lutheran Church Mabel M. Schwartz Drexell Institute Harry W. Allan Norristown Gonzales Hummelstown High School Shippensburg Normal School Pennington N. J Hummelstown Ocean City Campbelltown Heavenly Havens Peidmont Waah Hershey Department Store
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