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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

Page

6

Elizabethown News Dances and Local Appointments Share Page

Local items note visits from Lancaster and Beaver Falls. A Kreider shoe quality man from Boston has taken charge. legal action sees Harold Rippel suing his brother over a loan. A Vocational Bible school opens July 18 with 242 enrollments and will run to August 5. A long list of social visits, park outings, and a child’s accident are recorded along with a jail sentence for a Masonic Home robbery.

Dorothy Faul Lancaster C. V. Kinsey Jack Hornasius Wilbur Merle Sweigert Walter Coble South Poplar Street H. W. Eshleman Beaver Falls S. B. Myers Harry Thomas Dorothy Falll Accomac Esther Fry Atlantic City Albert Arnold Wildwood N. J D. G. Kreider Elizabeth Kreider Annville J. H. Tierney Boston Mass Kreider Kennewood Harold G. Rippel Alba Bastian Williamsport William Bastian Elizabethtown Trap Rock ‘Company S. G. Hershey Russell Harry G. Hershey P. H. Nissley Minnie S. H. Imboden W. W. Greenblatt W. A. Withers Salome Lydia F. L. Osweiler J. K. Meckley Ira Kersey E. C. Heilman Harvey Drybread E. A. Aumiller L. E. Hershey H. W. Wagner I. A. Shiffer C. B. Dieroff J. H. Murtaugh J. N. Olweiler E. R. Ebersole R. L. Hein Indiandale Church of the Brethren Washington Street Anna Wolgemuth David Espenshade Joseph Gainer G. B. Dove Washington, D. C Ruth Myers Maple Grove Park Louisa Coble Henry Kaylor A. A. Abele Valley Forge Cordelia Weekerley Hershey Park Weekerley Sherman Shaeffer Glenn Christ Kinsey Vernon Middletown Daniel Hilt Conadockly Church Hellam Hilt Tuesaday Genevieve Drohan Amanda Shimp Ephrata Emma Erb Mary Strickler York Mary Stauffer Christ Reformed Sunday School Hoffer’s Park Leo Kob William S. Groff Enos Kulp Jay Arthur Harold John Kulp Bachmanville Lillian Hottenstein Hammond Greiner Henry Ginder St. Joseph’s Hospital Simons Levi Ebersole W. R. Ashenfelter Hershey Florence Hubley Philadelphia Geo. B. Cohick Gerald Ashenfelter Lewis Ashenfelter Elmer Strickler Mt. Gretna Simon Landis Ellen Nissley Mabel Grosh Topeka Kansas Hers Chester Sweigert Clayton Sweigert Bainbridge Street Brown Street Amos Erb Willard Foultz Sylvester Ulrich Harry E. Smith Lebanon Leo. A. Alwine Town Alberta M. Allison Columbia St. Peters Catholic Church Leopold Stumpf

Campbelltown Salem Sunday School Picnic at Paxtang Park

Local notes recount a community picnic at Paxtang Park hosted by Campbelltown Salem Sunday School with residents of Paxtang, Palmyra, Hummelstown and Lebanon visiting relatives. Social events include church services, a camp meeting, and a piano concert by the Sunbury Home orchestra.

Salem Paxtang Park Aaron Hamilton A. M. Whitman Amos Stover Samuel Moyer, Jr Cassel Hummelstown Hettie Gibble Fulton County Ilinois John Ebersoles Isaac Brandt Hershey Park Our Town Mt. Lebanon Ray Smith and Son Fredericksburg Salem Church Leinbach Irwin Good Lucinda Grumbein Eshleman Landisville Wm. Stokes Bessie Mattern Miriam Brunner West Point Sunbury Home

Policy of Politeness

A dialogue reveals a town’s bootlegger tie in polite exchanges. One character refuses to name a polite stranger while hinting at potential future dealings with a notorious bootlegger. The interaction hints at underlying intrigue and local crime networks.

Patronize Home Markets Mother John in Europe Visit

A letter from John of Detroit praises his European trip and fjords of Norway while contrasting with home life. He expresses enthusiasm for sights but notes he would see more locally and improve spelling if he stayed in Detroit.

John Norway Detroit

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