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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
6
Elizabethtown marked Independence Day with a Legion led celebration featuring band concerts parade a field meet and fireworks. Thousands attended as the American Legion raised funds over one thousand dollars for the event. Local and visiting families joined in, with awards given for best float and best automobile among others.
Edward Bryans resigned his position at Buchs and has accepted a new post at Mannheim. Mr and Mrs Isaac Hershey visited Mr and Mrs Ulrich Weltmer at Derry Church.
Fred Fisher bought cows in this community while in Collegeville. Mr and Mrs George Gingrich of Palmyra visited. Dr Carl Schmidt of Philadelphia stayed with his brother H M Gruber at Upper Lawn. Christian Hostetter, employed in Lebanon, spent Sunday with his parents here. Mrs Eugene Hershey broke a limb. Abram Glick reports wheat on shocks and others plan cutting this week. Christian Lehman Jr returned from Akron to stay here. State arsenal trucks slipped in a wet ditch near C E Gingrichs and were pulled out by two other trucks. quarry at this place closed temporarily. Geraldine Niemond visiting Harrisburg with the Elmer family. H H Shearer and Geo Heisey attended Ezra Lehman funeral at Elizabethtown. Harold Gingrich and Earl Williamson work at Mt Gretna. Miss Mary Drabenstadt of Harrisburg visited Miriam Rengier. Mrs Philip Gearhart of Reading visited her sister A R Brubaker with her children. D M Sandy hosts two Virginia brothers this week. Alvin Bricker ill with suspected pneumonia. local church services held Sunday evening.
A poem notes social changes removing the kick from cocktails wine cider and fruit drinks while preserving the machine you crank as the sole remaining source of kick. It mocks modern restraint and technological haunt in concise verse.
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