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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

2

Palmyra Doings Highlight Local Visits and News

Local social notes record hospital returns in Lebanon and a fatal stroke for Luther Bachman near Quentin. A long list of visitors and church activities follows with weddings, travels, and summer church events at Palmyra and nearby towns.

Local Socials and Happenings In Palmyra and Surroundings

Edith Garland of Palmyra visits Miss Martha Shearer while Rev John Hostetter and family are guests at the Booser and Eshleman homes. Visitors from Elizabethtown and Beverly attend gatherings as farmers report a good wheat crop. Shenk's Church near Deodate undergoes remodeling and cemetery land is expanded.

John. McLanigan Jacob L. Bowman Lebanon Hospital McLanigan Bowman Good Samaritan Mary Myers Jennie Martha Early Manada Gap Robert Bachman Lebanon Henry H. A. Kunkle Luther Bachman Quentin Bachman Salem Lutheran Chapel Kunkle Oliver Rhoads Harold Margaret Dorothy Hazleton Howard Miller John Sauley Jr Pinegrove John Whitmeyer Annville David S. Snake J. W. Bomgardner Green Street Cressona Courtland Manifold Burlington New Jersey J. H. C. Manifold College Street E. ©. Burtner Lawn C. C. Gingrich H. F. Gruber C. F.hamish Jean George Risser Benjamin Longenecker Philadelphia John F. Reist West Main Street David Donmeyer Josephine J. W. Meyers George Shand Sarah Ira Hampton John Aungst Anna Della Joseph Martin Lincoln Street William Amberger Paul Edward Pottsville Gongloff St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School D. R. Gongloff Hershey Park Roy Sheetz Ocean City Anna Gassett Williamsport Elian Gassett East Cherry Street Orpha. Martin Mt. Airy St. John’s Lutheran Church Wilkes- Barre Palmyra Jasime Inadomi Japan Mt. Airy Lutheran Seminary Palm Church John W. Rabel Susan Hoffa C. V. Cratzer Reading M. B. Fretz Railroad Street W. G. Dietz Mabel Yinger Jacob Vinger Lewisburg Rudolph Mark York Jacob Mark H. L. Lessley Ray Conrad Billy’Beirbower Harrisburg Harry Schaffner Arthur Miller Fort Wayne Indiana Niagara Falls Mae Snavely Millersville Millersville Normal Chestnut Street Charles Hollenbach J. C. Zug Glenoko Allentown George N. Grumbein Jr E. M. Fasnacht John F. Fees Zellers North Railroad Street M. Bolen M. D. Eby Edith Garland Martha Shearer John’ ‘Hostetter Minnie Benjamin Witmer Wendell Baker Elizabethtown William: Brandt and Family Hershey John F.booser J. S. Eshleman Washington Main ‘Street William Gruber Minnie Stauffer Ezra Stauffer John S. Shiffer Brethren Church Amos Shearer John H. Hoffer Martin S. Brandt Beverly,s Elizabeth Kelley Freeman Richard Clinton Helen Kelley Samuel Foreman Colebrook John McCorkle M.B. Brandt California Brandt Amy Board of Supervisors Elias F. Booser Paul E. Booser Jacob M. Brandt Beverly Ben Grubb Philip Qber Alvin Kaylor Ulrich Weltmer Shiffer Bros Shenk Deodate John A. Shenk

Delightful Change War Story Told by General Palmer Pierce

General Palmer Pierce recounted a WWI dinner tale in Washington. A middle aged man volunteered and endured the trenches with coolness under fire. A captain praised Smithers while a corporal revealed the story of Bill Smithers home life shaping his calm amid shells.

Palmer Pierce Washington Smithers Bill Smithers

Darkey coal porter tale told by a club housewife

A country club housewife hires a Black man to haul three tons of coal from curb to basement. She has only a five dollar bill and asks for change. He refuses to change now but offers to return with change and stay as security, while the second ton remains in his possession.

Country Club Darkey

Humorous Exchange About Wealth and Happiness

A dialogue notes one speaker feeling happier in poverty while the other rejects returning to poverty for fear of not overcoming misery caused by wealth. The exchange highlights social envy and the paradox of money versus contentment.

Fragmentary OCR Item Noted With Unreadable Tags

A damaged OCR fragment shows stray symbols and unreadable price cues with no clear event or names. The readable text lacks a coherent story or identifiable entities to summarize.

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