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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1926

Page

2

Odd Fellows Picnic at Hershey Park Draws 200 Lodges

Palmyra Pennsylvania reports the Independent Order of Odd Fellows annual picnic set for July 22 at Hershey Park with over 200 lodges expected and about 10 000 members and families to attend. Amusements will be free for children and dancing in the afternoon.

Palmyra Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hershey Park Paul B. Yoder Paul George F. Miller U. E Steelstown Palmyra Bank of Palmyra Bank Palmyra Bank & Trust Co Trust Co Palmyra Bank & Trust Company George W. Bowman William Ramsey Atlen Stauffer Atlantic City N. J Boy Scouts Union Hershey Phares B. Gibble First U. B. Church Harry B. Gingrich George R. Gingrich Mary L. Gerberich H. A. Gerberich Town Loretta Etchberger Peter Etchberger Westmont Cleona Trinity Reformed Church Edward Althouse Reading Annie Wood Harrisburg John Ruff Quincy Mass Raymond Etchberger Clinton Hartz Springfield Hartz Frank E. Hartz John Landis Lizzie Weltmer William Kelchner Los Angeles Annville Harry Kelchner Mr. Kelchner Jxeiffer L. Baum Francis Elvin Hostetter Albert Hostetter Se. L. Shenk Harry Bockey Elizabethtown Lawrence Galebaugh East Cherry Street Ammon Frye Oliver Mark and Sons Morton Frye Lydia Sherk Thelma Baldwin Watkins Glenn N.Y Mildred Staller A. S. Staniffer Bethany United Evangelical Sunday School J. Raymond Engle AL D. Cirich Morris M. Moyer L. Clarence Hunt First United Evangelical Church Thomas Blugenduabler Uilda Wenthing Ona Mer Samuel Wentling Hugendubler Jonas Hugendubler New York John F. Reist Lehinon Irvin A. Reist C. J. Witiner Herman Hi, Howard William J., Howard Alice Swanger George FL. Swanger Omer I. Shiffler Alexander Cover Middletown J. J. Cover Cherry Street J. Raymond Mogle Claire Harnish Lake George Win Zellers Grant Street Philadelphia Mary Gingrich Ruth Geiger Boston Mary Templin West Cherry Street Second United Brethren Church George Runde David Mark Lebanon Jessie Rhine Fiarry Brown Willams Hf Poorman Cora Henry Charles Second A. B. Church Grace Hill Cemetery John Ferry New York City Martin Early New

Noll Family Trip to Kentucky Noted

W. C. Noll and family took a recent trip to Kentucky. Ige Etter the Eagle Habery head baker marked his 65th birthday on Saturday. Harry R. Seltzer assistant postmaster is on his annual vacation at Mt. Gretna and Grenaco. FOR SALE Tent in good condition price reasonable. Apply A. S. Stauffer 407 East Main street Palmyra Pa.

W. C. Noll Kentucky Ige Etter Eagle Habery Harry R. Seltzer Mt. Gretna Grenaco A. S. Stauffer East Main Street Palmyra

Aged Woman Struck by an Automobile in Hummelstown

Elizabeth Baer, 80, walking to a flower shop after her nephew Jacob Shope’s death, was struck by an automobile and seriously injured. Witnesses Harry Seibert and Charles Leiby carried her home. Dr. M. L. Nissley attended. She suffers severe head injuries. several local residents and visitors appear in accompanying notes and notices.

Hummelstown Jacob S. Shope Elizabeth Baer East Main Street Harry Seibert Charles Leiby Kelly Fields Texas Elizabeth Price Lancaster Frank Muth York Laura Muth Alice Blake J. C. Lee Woodbury N. J E. Guy Greenawalt George Lappe Boston Emma Walton John Reager E. R. Donald Good Hope Mills Susan Collins Philadelphia A. K. Walton Samuel Hartz Ethel Hartz Ocean City Pauline Stover Betty Repert Pine Grove Furnace Catherine Creighton Minnie Deimler Harrisburg Andrew Truxell E. Guy Greenawayt Lois Brunner Oberlin Ilo Brunner Lenore Gordon Ralph C. Gingrich Williamsport Conrad Curry Florence Huber Chas L. Gross West End Bethlehem Ross Swartz Virginia Gingrich R. C. Gingrich Howard Holsberg Holsberg G. W. Hallman Washington, D.C F. G. Keller Elizabeth Mutzabaugh Amanda Yost Duncannon Truman Cassel Cassel H. C. Cassel Town Samuel Arnold Pittsburgh Arnold Katharine Nissley Mary Grove N. Y Mary J. Grove Poplar Avenue W. C. Klink Holly Street Bertha Margaret Schoonover Sayre R. A. Callender Frances Baker New Haven Conn Blanche Hale Shippensburg Pearl Stroman Enola Sara Shuey Wheeling W. Va J. A. Shuey Caroline Burridge Hagerstown George the Cove Eelen Rapp Sarah Conklin Violet Stare Kathryn Stare Carrie Stare Byron Ehley Walter Rudy Elwood Keller Robert Behney Howard Shope Women's Missionary Society Otterbein Guild United Brethren Chamber Lill C. G. Leatherman Chamber Lil Red Hummelstown High School Cassell Kaylor Samuel Seibert Landis Union and Ann Streets Middletown Edward Deck Paterson Kerling J. A. Kilmer Eelizabeth Mutzabaugh J. 0. Kilmer Pine View Stoverdale

Baker Family Reunion at Elizabethtown College

The Baker-Becker families plan their second annual reunion at Elizabethtown College on July 24 at 1 p.m. The morning program includes devotions, welcome, business session, recitation and music. Rev Beahm of Nokesville College will deliver an afternoon address. he once served as president of Elizabethtown College. Burial for Mrs. Anna Connelly occurred after funeral services Saturday at Mt Ober cemetery. Mrs. Marie Eteherly and daughter Geraldine visit Chicago relatives.

Elizabethtown Baker-Becker Elizabethtown College N. E. Beahm Wealdent Nokesville College Nokesville, A Beahm Anna Connelly James Connelly Mt Ober Marie Eteherly Geraldine Chicago

Dinners Visits and Tragedy Reported in Local Community

A dinner for Mr. J. R. Diffenbaugh brings together relatives from Green Castle Franklin County and local residents. Several families travel to Lorain Ohio then return. Two local teachers depart for a six week summer course at State College. A fatal accident occurs when William Brosey falls from a ladder at Hertzler Bros Store and dies after hospitalization. Other social visits and travel among residents are noted.

Rinehoad J. R. Diffenbaugh College Avenue Helen Lillian Kauffman Green Castle Mae Dulebahn Marie Risser State College Horace George John R. Gibble Northwest Rapho A. S. Brubaker George Eichelberger Mt. Oy John Diffenbaugh Blanche Myers Roy Shaeffer Cora Lorraine Washington, D. C Virginia Richard Diffenbaugh Lizzie Kaylor Elizabethtown Route 1 St. Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster Hertzler Bros William Brosey Brosey St. Joseph's Hospital Samuel Heisey Bobby H. M. Fink Falmouth Annie Rothermel Reading Philadelphia Lucy Myers Scranton Montrose Susquehanna County

Local Social Notes and Public Events

Campbelltown resident threshing for local farmers. Rev H I Aulenbach and Mrs Aulenbach stay in Reading. Harry Rutt loses sight in left eye from a piece of iron. Helen Snavely has appendicitis operation in Philadelphia. Ralph Foreman and parents depart Sunday on auto trip to Niagara Falls Detroit and Dayton. Rev Slinghoff of Richland to preach at Salem Reformed Church Sunday 10 15. Fire Company to hold special meeting Monday evening July 19. A M Brandt buys a Nash Sedan.

M. S. Long H. I. Aulenbach Reading Harry Rutt Helen Snavely Philadelphia Ralph Foreman Niagara Falls Detroit Dayton Slinghoff Richland Salem Reformed Church A. M. Brandt

Ford Attacks Farming Methods in Today and Tomorrow

Henry Ford criticizes current farming, arguing farmers waste time and rely on a flawed system. He says loans won’t fix agriculture and suggests production should shift, with farms joining industry to yield cheaper goods.

Henry Ford Ford Mr. Ford

The Law of Compensation and Human Happiness

The renter thinks ownership would bring happiness while the homeowner desires wealth, and the wealthy crave more contentment such as a Florida summer home. The text argues that no one is ever fully content, as money status culture and power fail to satisfy all desires.

Rhine National Cash Register Ews Florida

Global facts and figures from a past era brimming with stats

A compilation of world data and curiosities notes riches in Mexico and Russia’s forests, U S economic totals, population tech and agriculture, language diversity in Jerusalem, and comparisons of height and industry across nations. It records oil supply, rail distances, banking, and inventive claims about materials and elevators.

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