Birth of John F. Bohr in Lebanon Family News
John T. Bohr and wife of Lebanon announce the birth of a son named John F. Bohr the first child of the couple Alberta Zellers daughter of Fred Zellers a Palmyra merchant is the former Mrs Bohr. Mr Bohr works for Bethlehem Steel Company. Mrs J L Wenrich of Baltimore visited East Broad Street. Edna Fehnel Alma Fehnel Hattie Gachenbach Sadie Benfield Lillian Lucas of Allentown and Ella Eberts of Nazareth visited Miss Mary Evans. Mrs Alberta Swalm returned to Green Point after visiting her sister Mrs John Blouch on West Main Street. Rev H A Bausch of Sellersville visited Rev and Mrs E G Leinbach. Kreider and Moyer families took a two day motor trip to Bedford and Hagerstown. Sarah Schaeffer and Mrs Wears Miller attended the funeral of William Rauch in Harrisburg, a former local resident and brother-in-law of Mrs Schaeffer.
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Palmyra Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Order
Beaver Springs
Hershey Park
Hershey
A. J. Gruber
College Street
Otterbein Guild of
Palmyra
U. B
R. H. Rhoades
H. A. Kunkle
W. G. Dietz
William Fasnacht
Mary Myers
Jennie
Martha Early
Runkle’s Grove
A. Palmyra
Irwin Bayer
Benjamin Bayer
A. C. Bomgardner
Levi J. Flory
Newton Bossler
Lloyd Grumbein
Harry B. Gingrich
Ammon E. Fry
Cyrus ‘Snake
Manwiller
Ray Brehm
Ammon Fry
Luther FE. Spancake
E. Warreni Martz
C. ¥. Yoder
Irwin Boyer
Ray Hoerner
Boyer
Victor Schaeffer
Valley Glen Park
Clement FE. Carmany
Philadelphia
Henry Early
Maggie Carmany
South Railroad Street
J. D. Cover
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Amos Snavely
Lebanon Hospital
Burgess Amos Snavely
Mae
Harry
John
Central Hershey
Cuba
Abner Hershey
Akron
Ohio
John Hershey
Bedford
Israel B. Hershey
Joel Miller
Ethel Miller
Robesonia
Rosswell H. Zug
Roy Zug
Lampeter
J. C. Zug
North
Chestnut Street
Mary Breneman
Boyd
Manheim
Milton B. Fox
Railroad Street
W. H. Turby
Robert Laudermilch
West Main Street
Bethany United Evangelical Church
South Railroad
East Cherry Streets
C. W. Heffner
B. F. Seltzer
John Bentzel
John Yingst
Amos Martin
William Shearer
M. G. Balthaser
Robert
Elizabeth
Charles Fohl
Harrisburg
E. O. Hassler
Maple Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilkes Barre
L. Homer Ulrich
Palm Luther League
Stroudsburg
Mt. Airy
Palm Church
Ira Early
Hummelstown
Amos Stover
George Peters
Runkles Grove
Harold Slimer
Waynesboro
J. Slimer
Shippensburg
Trinity Reformed
Trinity Reformed Church
Harvey Deininger
Hastings
Nebraska
Daniel M. Deininger
Chicago
William Deininger
Lebanon County
Kathryn Deininger
Margaret Albright
New York City
Moses Mark
Martin H. Karly
William G. Dietz
East Maple Street
von Mra. EK. QO. Bartner
J. 1B Rauch
Lebanon
Albert Henry
Daniel Henry
Milton Mark
Jacob Mark
Russell Schaeffner
Roy Turbey
Valley Glen
Ben Miller
Marlin
St. Joseph's Spring
John T. Bohr
John F. Bohr
Herman K. Lemberger
East Broad Street
Edna Fehnel
Alma Fehnel
Hattie Gachenbach
Sadie Benfield
Lillian Lucas
Allentown
Ella Eberts
Nazareth
Mark Evans
Mary Evans
Alberta Swalm
Green Point
John Blouch
H. A. Bausch
Sellersville
E. G. Leinbach
D. A. Kreider
Frank Moyer
Hagerstown
Minister and Deacons Seek Oil Field Lunch Exchange
A Texas minister famous in oil circles tells of taking deacons to a new oil field. While breakfasting with the group at a local eatery they plan to order chicken. A waitress, polished and bold, answers the minister with a sharp retort.
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Tom Cranfil
Texas
Let Them Both Shine Speaker Exchange
A brief exchange concludes with a speaker praising a dry country for bringing sunshine to homes while a skeptic jokes about moonshine, highlighting a spirited debate on prohibition era attitudes.
Odds and Ends: Pithy Parables on Life and Marriage
A collection of wry aphorisms on pride, misfortune, marriage, laziness, and human nature. The quips compare home life, generosity, and optimism with humorous, pointed observations. Each line offers a compact social sage moment about human behavior and relations.
Brotherly Love Cartoon Joke Circles a Swimming Lesson
A humorous dialogue between brothers about teaching a girl to swim features a misunderstanding and a punchline about pushing her off the dock. The exchange plays on sibling teasing and a common swimming trope with light, non explicit humor.
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Sarah Shaeffer
Wears Miller
William Rauch
Schaeffer
Grocerii
Pratt
E. Z
Rabbitts
Fairy and
Kirkman
Hershey Department Store
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