Community notes and social events around Palmyra
Palmyra society hosts visitors from New York to York while churches schedule services and outings. Fire company meeting postponed to July 11 due to holiday. Longenecker Bros report favorable fruit crop outlook with 90 acres and 10 000 trees. Union Sunday School picnic plans gathered a committee from First United Brethren and other borough schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin H._ Early
New York
W G Dietz Henry Early
Daniel Early
Quentin
John Early
Citizen’s Fire Company
Holliday
Longenecker Bros
Palmyra
Longenecker’s
First
United Brethren
George N Grumbein
Charles W Noll
H S Heilman
Jonas Hugendubler
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Industrial School
Scotland
Campbelltown and Lebanon Social Posts and Tax Figures
Local notices recount visitors and events in Campbelltown Lebanon Hershey Palmyra and Lititz Springs with church outings school activities and family visits. The Internal Revenue Bureau reports tax receipts down year over year with May figures and Prohibition act collections rising modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prisoner questions guilt in court as judge probes verdict
In court a prisoner refuses a direct guilty or not guilty answer asking what the question means. The judge presses for whether FE is guilty or not while the man at the bar questions the jury’s purpose and role in deciding.
Community notices and visits in Hummelstown and surroundings
Local residents attend family visits in Harrisburg Frederick and Reading. James Baldwin and Gladys Ebersole visit grandma Emma Reed. Minnie Boner stays with George Edwards. various playground activities, Girl Scout meeting, and a Pine Grove Furnace camping trip planned. Mr and Mrs Gleim celebrate anniversary at 337 W Main St. A livery sale announces July 7 with horses and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Shull
Harrisburg
Yeager Shoemaker
Bloomsburg
Mildred Behney
Wm Lebhertz
Frederick
Maryland
William Leichertz
Providence
R. I
F Bomegardner
Hummelstown
Columbia
Howard
Ellen Potts
George Fox
Helen Blessing
Edwin
Robert
New Bloomfield
C A Conrad
F. D. Blessing
J. Landis Strickler
Sunbury
Gladys Ebersole
James M. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Ebersole
Emma Reed
Russell H. Gleim
W. Main St
Minnie Boner
Mahoney City
Emma Sutcliffe
I. G. McCall
Ruth
Thomas McCall
Harriet Crist
C. V. Huffer
Reading
I. F. O'Neil
Brooklyn
N. Y
David 5
Trummel
Water Street
Jos
Early
Water St
Atlantic City
Pearl Stroman
Enola
Sarah Muth
Pine Grove Furnace
Bertha Jacks
U. S
Lutheran Church
Deimler
A. A. Shenk
Palhyra
Frank S. Strickler
Corner Stone
Reformed Church
Clara Murray
Galligin
Charles Minger
Mea. Monroe Gingich
Local Notes Highlight Busy Week in Brethren Community
The article records a busy week with a large hay crop, visits by Abram Hollinger to Hiram Bricker, a Brethren in Christ prayer meeting at John Gopher's home, and a supervisors’ meeting at M. B. Brandt's. It notes Farver’s dedication to keeping the Deodate Telephone line in order and lists various visits and family gatherings across the region including additions from Elizabethtown and Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Hollinger
Astoria
Ill
Hiram Bricker
Brethren In Christ
John Gopher
Board of Supervisors
M. B. Brandt
Farver
George Shepler
Campbelltown
Peter Eshleman
Elizabethtown
Monroe Bricker
Vernon
Phares
Brethren Church
Harrisburg
Amos Gruber
Anna
Nipenshade
Janette
Palmyra
Christian Heistand
Local Notes From Lawn Area and Nearby Towns
Weekly items record a postponed Lawn baseball loss to Union Deposit and a 3 1 victory over Gerberick Payne Shoe Factory at Mt. Joy. News of visits, road board meeting, school board activity, and crop damage from heavy weekend rains are included with several local residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Lawn
Union
Gerberick, Payne Shoe Factory
Mt. Joy
Annville
Lawn
C. R. Gingrich
Wilt
Harrisburg
Levi Farence
Road Board
Edwin Yingst
John Kulp
Herndon
H. F. Miller
Eugene Hostetter
Myerstown
J. I. Garman
B. M. Niemond
Beverly
Ners. Kaylor
Wmn
Fausnacht
Nelson Boger
Reading
Conewago Hill
Carlton Williamson
Samuel Horst
D. B. Flory
Campbelltown
W. J. Williamson
Palmyra
Pennsylvania 44 wheat supply eyed in Dauphin County
About 200 acres of Pennsylvania 44 wheat in Dauphin County were inspected by J B R Dickey Farm Crops Specialist with County Agent Niesley and Assistant Burter. The wheat shows few undesirable weeds and promises high quality seed with minimal foreign material. A list of farmers with seed available will be kept at the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
J. B. R. Dickey
State College
Niesley
Burter
Dickey
Farm Bureau
Farmera
Specilcinta
Uhia
Paem Bureau
Attorney Learns From Client At Past Event
A lawyer abruptly tells his client he will tax their memory during a tense exchange, prompting the client to groan and express disbelief about what is coming next. The odd phrasing hints at a humorous or archaic dialogue captured in a damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annie Ulrich
College Street
Millersville State
Kathryn Boger
West Main Street
Washington Camp
No 192
Levi J Flory
Newton Bossler
Lloyd Grumbein
Harry Gingrich
Charles Larish
Stephen Grant
Ray A Brehm
Cyrus Snoke
Johnstown
N G Gruber
George M. Blair
R Albright
E . Esterline
Bessie Wise
Harry B Carl
Altoona
Frank P Schaeffer
Lebanon
George Hensel
Near York
Charles Noble
New Oxford
George Brown
East Cherry Street
A B Koch
W C Knell
Clarence
J D Rhine
Niagara Falls
Scranton
Delaware Water Gap
William Luckenbill
Schuykill Haven
Consiatory
Trinity Reformed Church
Ladies’ Sunshine
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Hershey Park
Salem Reformed Sunday School
Lititz
William Fasnacht
of Lawn
Rey
CO OW Heffner
Tarrisburg
Orton Frye
Raymond Koch
Young Peoples
Erie
Lebanon County
J R Engle
Misa Evelyn Slack
School of Missions
Chambersburg
Grace Mathiot
Luther Mathiot
Lancaster
Henry Bixler
Dey
WE A Kunkle
Easton
Stroudaburg
John Batdorf
College
Stanley Brandtf
Rudolph Harvey Brandt
George Marquete
Amos Stoner
Esther Ulrich
United Brethren Publishing Company
Dayton
Ohio
A D Ulrich
Chestnut Street
Luther League of
Palm Lutheran Church
Kilmer Stutzman
Blessings of Liberty
Mayer
Palm Church Bible School
Palm Church
Luther League
Church Council
Joe Bowman
Harry Gruber
Hoerner
Putt
Moyer
Hershey
Charles Forrest
Daniel Conrad
Allen Bolan
Jacob Hess
G C Wolfersberger
John Herring
Phillip Wolfersberger
Horace Herring
Brotherhood Bible
Salem Church
Lititz Springs
Edith Shelly
John Moyer
Grubb & Miller
Alvin Flowers
Proudfoot
H N Shaffer
Helen Snavellis
Abraham Kauffman
Mt Gretna
Samuel Clauser
Helen Clauser
L Haldeman
Lizzie Spangler
Moris Landis
Harvey Seltzer
Dr Risser
Brunner
Shelly
Port Treverton
Ed Habbyshaw
Harry Stauffer
J P Carmany
William Early
William Gruber
Jerome Swartly
Cumberland
Wolfersberger
Aaron Hamilton
Daniel Nye
Bachmansville
Joseph Bowman
Jacob
Camp Hill
Lizzie Reesor
Fontana
Jacob Landis
Landis
Carl Schmidt
China
Ora Edris
Victor Brown
Amos Geeseman
Gettysburg
Battlefield
Harry Holinger
Mary Wellner
Misa Bigaie Weltmer
Geo Wolfersberger
Man
Fashion Park
Palm Beach
Nou
Madras
Haks Pants
Everybod
Department Store
Hershey, Penna
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