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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

Page

5

Wedding in Reformed Church Joins Kilmer and McCauley

Miss Pearle A Kilmer daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Kilmer Hummelstown married Prof Reno E McCauley of Annville in a Tuesday ceremony at 5 pm Rev J S Heffner officiated with family and invited guests A reception followed at the Kilmer home The couple planned a two week honeymoon visiting Atlantic City New York and Philadelphia The same issue notes the Albright reunion at Hershey Park with 100 registered attendees and various local social updates

Reformed Church Pearle A. Kilmer J. A. Kilmer Hummelstown Reno E. McCauley Annville J. S. Heffner Caroline G. Schaffner Ralph C. Gingrich Williamsport Henry Fasnacht Hershey Lohengrin Mendelsohn Maude Albright J. H. Albright Marion Walter Sarah Muth Esther Brinser Stoverdale Lydia Kathryn Weltmer Kathryn Moyer Pearle Kilmer Mildred Lindsay Alberta Sourbeer Harrisburg Uriah Sourbeer A. S. Lehman Herbert Rhoads Spruceville Birch Grove Cottage Charles Lehr Ned Ohio Pittsburgh Tyrone Richard Gherst Lebanon Edgar C. Hummel Mite Society Methodist Episcopal Church Emma Thomas Andrew Espenshade East Second Street Sk. R. Donald Town Buffalo Niagara Falls Canada Geo. W. Shay Rutherford Heights Mra. L. M

Local notes from Bachmansville and nearby communities

The Deodate telephone is out after Tuesday's storm. Monroes Lineweaver visited Schaeers in Cornwall. Mela Martin family and Susan Eshleman guests of Milton Reider near Elizabethtown. Shiffer visitors in Linglestown Palmyra Hershey. Hiram Gibble hospitalized in Lancaster with typhoid fever. Harvest Home at Shenk's church on Saturday July 30. Vettters visit Elizabethtown. Anna Grubb visitor near Middletown. Mrs Brandt recovering after hospital stay in Lebanon. Martha Shearer week end at Heistand home. Lerch family to York to visit sister. Gruber Swatara Hill visitor. James Kelley sold farm to Elias Oberholtzer. Phares Hein improving buildings. Samuel O Witmer and son carpenters. John S Shiffer taking orders for phosphate. Anna Geiman Lititz visited Emma Geiman and Sufficient Friend Wife. Punch line about women clothing ends with joke about price.

Deodate Monroe Lineweaver Cornwall Amos Shearer Mela Martin Harold Susan Eshleman Milton Reider Elizabethtown John S. Shiffer Linglestown Palmyra Hershey Hiram W. Gibble Beverly Lancaster Harvest Home Shenk’s Church William Vetter Amos Hambright Anna Grubb Middletown Hiram Brickers Jacob S. Brandt Lebanon Brandt Martha Shearer Christian Heistand David Lerch York Lerch Sarah Gruber Swatara Hill Harry F. Gruber

Radium described as a rare white metallic element

The piece notes radium as a white metallic substance once isolated a few times and seen by few. It states radium is mainly obtained from its ores as salts like sulphate and chloride, white in appearance similar to salt, with luminescence arising from impurities and connections to its salts.

United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior

Entirely Proper Miss Perte-It Show Sparks Curious Gaff

A colorful stage note describes Miss Perte-It as a peach of a show with one performer wearing only a catskin. Aunt Lucy exclaims shock while Miss Perte-It is identified as a trained cat revealing a novelty act.

Miss Perte Lucy

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