Community notices from Palmyra and nearby towns
Sunday visits and travels populate Palmyra and surrounding areas with many residents attending gatherings, visiting relatives, and traveling to Lebanon Camp Meade Harrisburg and Atlantic City. The week features prayer meetings, excursions, and employment moves along with local notices and small ads.
Harry Barr Snavely At State Y M C A Camp
Harry Barr Snavely attends the State YMCA Camp at Inglenook for three weeks. About 140 boys from across the state participate. Dr. Miller of Harrisburg serves as physical director in charge.
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Harry Barr
Bake Sale at Hershey Market Saturday Morning
The Faithful Workers' Class of the First U B Church will hold a bake sale at the Hershey Market on Saturday morning July 18 providing homemade treats for community shoppers.
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First U. B. Church
Hershey Market
Home-Made Quilts for Sale by Church Group
The Ladies' Bible Class of the United Brethren Church offer several home-made quilts for sale. They may be viewed at Mrs. J. JC. Zoll's residence, 1038 Caracas Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Bible Class
The
United Brethren Church
Manse Grounds Work Advances at Derry Church
The John Elder Men’s Bible Class reports rapid progress on the Derry Presbyterian Church manse grounds hindered briefly by heavy rain and a hornet swarm. Supervisors Ivan Mease Bowman Snavely Daniel Ensminger and Chance Phillips say the nest is removed and invite able Bodied men from local Bible classes to help on Tuesday evenings.
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Derry Presbyterian Church
John Elder Men’s
Paul Gingrich
Ivan Mease
Bowman Snavely
Daniel Ensminger
Chance Phillips
Noted Violinist Pietro Licata Visits Hershey
Former Park Orchestra member Signor Pietro Licata arrived from New York City with family to a royal station welcome. Fred Pronio hosted a reception at his home while Blaine Van Horn led a concert by Phil Fisher and Park Orchestra members. Pete Licata, a noted diver and proud father of two, enjoyed a vacation with best wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Brandt
August Brandt
Palmyra
Adam Garman
L. R. Poorman
Lebanon
Keefer
Verna
Miller
Campbelltown
Wm. Hamilton
Harry Boyer
Glenn
Harry Matthews
Andrew Houser
Bernard
Pocono Mountains
Russel Best
U. C
Samuel Garman
Cyrus Garman
John Allwine
Wm. Smith
Viola Boyer
Louise
Park Ingram
Lancaster
George Kilgore
Camp Meade
Harry Hamilton
Lyonsville
Earl Eitneir and Sons
Chamberhill
Harry Woit
Robert Benninghott
Benjamin Heisey
Annville
Wm. Houser
Pottstown
Harvey Etter
Adam Keiffer
Swatara
Wr. Runkel
Harry Wolf
Lenore
Mark
Earl
Betty Houser
Steelstown
Cyrus Runkel
Harry Seltzer
Henry Seltzer
Harry
Penbrook
Jay Eby
John Seltzer
Wm. J. Miller
Eugene Garman
Harrisburg
Cyrus Boyer
Sallie Baldwin
Alvin Snyder
Sand Beach
John Brown
Florence Wickenheiser
Marlin Ream
Edward Wickenheiser
Frank Miller
William
Paxtonia
Elmer Gantz
Harry Knoll
Adam Knoll
Sara
Newark
N. J
Bry Stauffer
Howard Shelly
Irma
Jacob Page
Katherine Carpenter
Atlantic City
Felix K. Moyer
Florida
Ulrich Weltmer
Allentown
International Harvesting Company
Dorothy Parson
Levi Hess
Lydia
Kathryn Weltmer
Bruce Shellenhamer
Reading
John Shellenhamer
Clayton Duble
Union Deposit
Henry Henry
Henry Spire
Hummelstown
John Ensminger
Bindnagles Church
S. W. Lingle
Virgie
David Reider
Emmert
Lilian
Joyce Capp
St. Joseph's
Isa Mary Jeming
Philadelphia
Russell Bradley
Graceltes
Peach Bottom
W. J. Tobias
A. J. Gardiner
Perdix
New Cumberland
Mra
Look
Kathryn
James Bobb
Leo Cake
Mt. Alto
G. Cramer
Joseph Rosa
Sunbury
R. Andrews
Hessdale
J. G. Cramer
W. E. Cocklin
Anna
Helen
Mechanicsburg
Misa Martha Mohler
Elizatown
Orrie C. Grove
L. K. Edwarda
New York City
Mira Edith Strunk
Wm. C. Hackman
Englea Mere
The
Park Orchestra
Pietro Licata
Fred Pronio
Phil Fisher
Blaine van Horn
Pete
Hershey Store Edges Sand Beach In Narrow Victory
Hershey Store Company wins 3 to 2 over Sand Beach A C after trailing eight innings. Wagner started for Sand Beach and was dominant through eight, while Zentmeyer limited hits. Hershey exploded in the ninth by scoring three runs to secure the win before a large crowd at Sand Beach park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Store Company
Sand Beach
Hershey
Wagner
Hess
Sand Beach Rooters
Baby Clinic Closed for Summer Break at Red Cross
The weekly baby clinics in the Red Cross rooms will be closed until August 20. Community nurse Miss Elizabeth High will be away on vacation starting July 15.
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Red Cross
Elizabeth High
Fire on West Caracas Avenue Causes Little Damage
Monday afternoon at about 4 o'clock a fire siren sounded and the chemical engine arrived at the home of Jacob Betz on West Caracas Avenue. The flames were quickly extinguished with only minor damage reported.
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Caracas Avenue
Jacob Betz
Hershey Financial Institutions Report June 30 1925
The Hershey National Bank and Hershey Trust Company publish their statements of condition as of June 30 1925. The bank reports assets of 1 390 130.54 with loans securities and deposits and lists officers John E. Snyder president Wm F R Murrle vice president and 8 Stecher cashier. The Hershey Trust shows total assets 1 520 564.78 with banking house and fixtures and has officers M S Hershey president Wm H Lebkichar Ezra F Hershey and C Stecher in top roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Snyder
Wm. F.R. Murrle
Stacher
Church Notices and Sunday Schedules
Local church notices list services at First United Brethren Derry Presbyterian Holy Trinity Lutheran and Salem Reformed. Details cover Sunday School times 9.15 a.m. 10.30 a.m. worship discussions by visiting speakers and lectures, midweek prayers and choir practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
A. G. Nye
R. G. Hinkel
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul M. Kinports
H.G. Mumma
Salem Reformed Church
Campbelltown
Henry I. Aulenbach
Kegerreis
William Y. Gebhard
Lancaster
Campbelltown U B Church Schedule Note
Rev. R S Arndt leads Sunday School at 9 15 a m and sermon at 10 30 a m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m with prayer Tuesday July 21 at 7 30 p m. On Sunday July 26 Rev O G Romig delivers an illustrated sermon at the Christian Endeavor Society.
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Campbelltown
U. B. Church
R. S. Arndt
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
O. G. Romig
Union Deposit and Fishburn’s United Brethren Church Services
Rev. J. R. MacDonald leads two local United Brethren congregations with Sunday School at 9.30 a.m. and preaching at 10.30 a.m. in Union Deposit, plus a combined service at 7.00 p.m. at Fishburn’s church titled Remember Now Thy Creator.
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Union Deposit United Brethren Church
J. R. MacDonald
Fishburn’s
United Brethren Church
Eckert and Fiory Reunion Near Campbelltown and Bachmanville
A reunion of Eckert and Fiory clans will be held at Edwin Carmany's grove midway between Campbelltown and Bachmanville on Saturday July 18. Relatives are invited and asked to bring lunch. attendees should come early to enjoy the day.
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Eckert and Fiory
Edwin Carmany
Campbelltown
Bachmanville
Silk hose sale with multiple brands and discounts
A Saturday only sale lists Pigeon twelve strand silk hose at 1.29, Kayser silk hose at 1.89, full fashion pure silk hose at 1.75, and Gordon H-300 at 2.00. Socks and three quarter length hose 25 percent off, Martha four foot glove silk hose 2.00, boys long stockings 0.19, ladies vests 0.40 to 0.55, summer union suits 25 percent off, and athletic suits at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Gordon
Notion Department Sale on Trims and Accessories
Colored Rick Rack braid eight yards for ten cents. Tatting edging in colors only. Special two for fifteen cents. Clark's sewing cotton white and black val sixty cents, special five five per dozen. Coats crochet cotton box value one dollar twenty, special ninety eight cents. Bucilla Perle cotton value fourteen cents, special five cents. Wonderdry shampoo powder val sixty cents, special two for ninety eight. Palm leaf fans five cents, special two for six. All lace collaring and banding thirty three and one third percent off. Linen scarfs centers and luncheon sets twenty five percent off. All silk umbrellas thirty three and one third percent off. All Art goods half price Saturday. All leather belts twenty five percent off. Ladies leather hand bags and under arm bag twenty five percent off. Children’s hand bags. Value one dollar, special eighty nine cents. Kayser long silk gloves two seventy five value, special fifty nine cents Monday only. Twist De Luxe mercerized sewing cotton eight hundred yds spool two for forty cents. Novelty bias tape eight cents yard two for ten cents. Ironing wax and sewing wax five cents, special two for five cents.
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R. E. Sternberger
Mary Abel
William C. Brinker
John Leese
Cutersburg
Gettysburg
York
Edgar Harkins
Mildred
Caleb Westenberger
Herbert Harkins
Laurel Dam
John Brenberger
Lewis Cassady
Betty Stoner
Lemoyne
Norman Z. Stahle
Ammon Funck
Edward Gerberich
Cleona
Anna Kinports
Wolf
Ansel King
Family
Woodstock
Irginia
Lester Bingaman
Eliza Mauffair
Perham
Francis
Hagerstown
Mad
Bud
C. O. Barth
Annie
Bridges
Irvin Slesser
Bowers Beach
Delaware
Harvey McKinne
Howard Mazzonli
Frank Edris
Edward Reese
Earl Hackman
Charles Black
Richard Black
Earl Smith
Roy Dundore
Donald Cassady
Edward Miller
Elwood Fernster
Earle Smith
T. A. Getz
Portland, Pre
G. Mumma
Getz
Mumma
Portland
West Chocolate Avenue
Wm. Geesaman
R. D
H. Lowengard
Railroad Street
Y.M.C. A
England
King’s Herald
Town Crier
Rotary
Hershey Store
Rhe
Zentmeyer
Henry
Wagner, Hess and
Long
Hershey’s
Hershey National Bank
Stdéck-Federal Reserve Bank
Mugs
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey Chocolate Company
Hershey National Bank, Hershey, Penna
R. H. Taylor
Paul Berman
Baltimore
Berman
Holy Land
Taylor
Japan
Treasury Department Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington, D. C
Dauphin
Pennsylvania
United States
I. J. W. McIntosh
State of
Kellogg
Lux
Drinkwell
Hersto
Packay Campbell
California
la France
Pawiler
Hershey Park Theatre
Herwoo
Smythfield
Notion Department
Clark
Coate
Kayser
Val
Palm Leaf
Jewelry
Deak
Ware