Palmyra Auxiliary Forms at High School Meeting
At Palmyra High School a temporary Ladies' Auxiliary Unit to Harrison Quigley Post No. 72 was organized with Mrs. Robert E. Hartz as President and Mrs. William Amole as secretary. Over thirty five attendeesории. An application for a permanent charter was sent to National Headquarters. The issue also notes a wedding of Miss Carrie A Light to Elmer M Books at Campbelltown and various local social and church activities through the week.
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Palmyra High School
Harrison Quigley
Robert E. Hartz
William Amole
National Headquarters
Carrie A. Light
Menno Light
Palmyra
Elmer M. Books
J. D. Books
Cleona
Henry K. Kreider
Campbelltown
Washington
Baltimore
Wilmington
Merman Sherk
Myerstown
Amos Litle
Echo Bible
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Eva Keeney
Susan Garman
Keeney
U. B
Clarence A. Neibert
Cleveland
Ohio
C. B. Neibert
Maplestreet
Jessie Neibert
C. B. Ni
East Broad Street
Victory Ladies’ Bible
A. B
R. E. Hartz
East Cherry Street
Valley Glen
Sunshine Ladies’ Bible
J. Spayd Bomberger
LeRoy Munma
Supt. Spancake
Pastor Kunkle
Myrtle Turby
Ruth I. Spancake
Robert Jack
Severn Fine
Palm Orchestra
Pentecost
Spancake
H. M. Moyer
H. A. Kunkle
Jonestown
Aphiraim Zug
Prescott
Amanda Snyder
Lebanon
Eder John C, Zug
A. S. Stauffer
John C. Zug
York Co
G. R. Zug
Katie Moyer
Hamlin
Why Worry Womans Waiter Real Chopap
A wordplay exchange features a woman asking about a term and a waiter correcting her. Walter questions why there is concern, implying a linguistic mix up and humorous miscommunication.
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Walter
Campbellstown News Highlights Local Happenings
Miss Klein of Harrisburg visits the Martins. Carpentering for Jonas Drescher. Walter Lehman injures fingers cutting wood. Dr. Risser treats. Ben and Mrs. Mark visit Palmyra. Mrs. Eli Lehman sick. U B Sunday School plans children day June 4. Mrs. Jacob Martin ill. Salem church to hold public sale of carpets benches and boards. Hemperly family moves to John Shorter’s tenant house. Mrs. Emma Lineweaver rheumatism. Potatoes available at East End store. Victor Long baling hay and straw. Caroline Forrest turns six on Decoration Day. Lavina Rittinger turns ten. Amos Geeseman buys Maxwell automobile. Eph Williams visits Harrisburg. Mrs I O Nissley and sisters visit Mt Gretna. Mrs H M Hostetter bedridden. Lizzie Gruber visits Philadelphia. H M Shaffer & Son receive Western cows. Open meeting June 5 on town water supply at school house. Citizens urged to attend. Mrs G C Wolfersberger injured wrist opening a box.
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Miss Klein
Harrisburg
Martin
Peter Longnecker
Eph. Williams
Jonas Drescher
Walter Lehman
Risser
Ben Mark
Palmyra
Aaron Longenecker
Eli Lehman
U. B
Jacob Martin
Salem
Hemperly
John Shorter
Emma Lineweaver
East End
Victor Long
Caroline
Charles Forrest
Lavina Rittinger
Amos Geeseman
Maxwell
I. O. Nissley
Middletown
Mary
Miriam Brunner
Charles Campbell
Mt. Gretna
H. M. Hostetter
Lizzie Gruber
Philadelphia
H. M. Shaffer & Son
G. C. Wolfersberger
Local Notes Include Accidents Pets and Church Events
Miss Elizabeth Baker and her mother enjoyed a vacation in the area with friends. Joe Glick suffered severe bruises and facial lacerations when a runaway team overturned him near Killians farm. Frederick Gruber was bitten badly in the face by a dog while petting it. A Colebrook Lutheran church festival is planned for June 14 with music and refreshments. Clayton Risser’s auto burned Sunday. Rev Neibel spoke on mission fields and Children’s Day services are set for June 18. Harrison Reed and wife visited from Reading. Miss Orpha Flory expected to wed at home this Thursday. Harry Hostetter and family of Harrisburg spent days with relatives here.
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Elizabeth Baker
Hershey
Alice Baker
H. M. Gruber
H. F E. Stehman
Collegeville
Joe Glick
Killians Farm
Glick
Joe
Risser
Frederick Gruber
Harry Gruber
Upper Lawn
Raymond Epler
Colebrook
Clayton Risser
Neibel
Harrison Reed
Reading
Lawn
Orpha Flory
Harry Hostetter
Harrisburg
Homer Hy, Strickler
Edger H. Neibert
Hummelstown
Washington
Robert Bordner
Philadelphia
Bordners
J. P. Bordner
Monroe Shaeffer
John Farling
James M. Cassel
New Bethlehem
Jennié Cassel
Hoernerstown
Robert Ream
Mae Gross
Carlisle
E. R. Donald
Walter Webner
Gettysburg College
H. J. Webner
John G. Greenawalt
Knights Templar
Scranton
Bertram Hummel
New York
D. S. Hummel
Florence Huber
Emily Cummings
Sarah Muth
Marion Walter
George Bartels
Girl Scout Committee
Community Club
United Brethren Church
Keystone
Mary Ebersole
West High Street
Robert Bair
Center Square
Oscar Bordner
R. G. Reber
R. H. Gleim
Memorial Church
Grace Saul
D. S. Saul
George R. Muth
Laura Muth
Baird Potts
George Fox
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Duncannon
F. J. Schaffner
Carrie Schaffner
Herbert A. Schaffner
Calvin V. Huffer
Ray Curry
Loysville Orphan's Home
Ed. Habbyshaw
William
John W. Habbyshaw
New Haven
Conn
Grande
Dickinson College
Walter Hoerner
Penbrook
Newton Gordon
Cresonia
Claude Curry
Elizabethtown
Harry. Cassel
Toronto
Canada
Leo
Paul Byrnes
A. D. Hoover
J. A. Swope
Harry J. Hemperly
High
Prospect Streets
Warrisburg
Monroe Gingrich
S. Railroad Street
Fredricka Baker
Margaret Levengood
Martha Brinser
Natalie Fasnacht
Ve Horst
Frances Light
Mary Reif
Catherine Youtz
Grace Smith
Edgar Smith
Norman Kramer
Orpheum Theatre
Legion Hall
T. O. Witman
Sunbury
Norman Helff
Robert Biesecker
J. P. Brodner
Emma Brinser
Middletown
E. Z. Etter
Amanda Yost
R. C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Blanche Muth
Frank Muth
State College
A. Ellis Balmer
Dudley Brinser
Brinser
West Main Street
Woodmen of America
Reformed Church
Dillman Blackburn
Goodland
Kansas
Phillis Gertrude
Blackburn
Town
Groege Blackburn
Hiram W. Balsbaugh
Los Angeles
And So They Were Married In Memorandum Of A Forgetful Squire
A rural New Elamp shire tale recounts a squire who carries a marriage ceremony memo yet forgets it at home. At a county fair he improvises and asks the couple to confirm they wish to wed, then proclaims them married according to his missing document. A second brief vignette shows a domestic scene with a hopeful suitor awaiting a proposal as Clara hosts an evening visitor.
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Elampshire
The Maid Returns an Offhand Remark to Husband
A playful exchange shows a wife rebuking a husband’s crude line. The maid recalls the moment, noting the wife insisted the remark did not do her justice.
Vacation Gear Deals Highlight Stylish Travel Essentials
A catalog of buying opportunities promotes new clothes, attractive luggage, and vacation necessities. It invites readers to shop generously without extravagance whether traveling or staying home, promising practical items for every holiday plan.
Don’t Forget These Vacation Stationery Essentials
A compact list urges travelers to stock up on stationery and portfolios before leaving. The ad notes that a camera captures memories while a simple home message keeps friends informed, highlighting fine boxed stationery available for 60 cents.
Bachmansville Children Day Services and Local Socials
Sunday evening June 4 features Bachmansville Children Day with a long service at 6 30 led by Rev Amos Kuhna Union Deposit. Neighbors from Campbellstown Hershey Marines and Mershay visited relatives and attended Memorial Day events. Notables include Aaron Coble John Shiffer and Myra Kulp returning to teach Cornwall schools.
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Amos Kuhna
Union Deposit
Benj
Grubb
Leroy
Hiram
Ralph Brandt
Crum
Hmisininetstown
Washington
Aaron Coble
John Shiffer
John Ebersole
Campbelltown
John Booser
Christian Moyer
Uarriet
Henry
Catherine Gingrich
Hershey
Misa Myra Kulp
Cornwall
Jacob S. Brandt
Marines
G. K. Brennemen
Allen Schissler
Bellaire
William Brandt
Mershay
Henry Templin
Campbell Town
Phares Wein
Optimist to creditors, pessimist at home says Willie
Willie asks if a man can be optimistic part of the time and pessimistic part. Mr. Willis answers that every man is such a split figure being a pessimist to his wife and an optimist to his creditors.
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Willie Willig
Pop
Mr. Willis
Willie
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Clara
Mey
Cretonne
Cottage
Newares
Kyeezers
Jersey
Hershey Department
Brassieres
Hershey, Penna
Bachmansville
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