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Hershey Press in Hershey, Pennsylvania

08 Jun 1922

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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

3

Locals Highlight Weekend Visits And Sales Listings

Local residents hosted guests from Lebanon Lancaster and Hershey retreated to weekend visits and excursions to New York City and Campbelltown. Community listings note sales of Remington rifles cabbage plants sweet potato sprouts and a white reed baby carriage with inquiries at Hershey area offices and inns.

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Edith Tillberry Lebanon Wayne Habecker Ivan L. Mease Ivan Robert Irvin Slesser Adelia Jean Lancaster Denver Pauline Renninger Roy L. Sternberger Earl Mays Harry Knoll Irvin Knoll Harry Lingle Merle Smith Clayton Duble John Sollenberger George Gerth New York City Charles Kauffman Jacob Kauffman Roaring Springs Hershey Henry Fitzkee Ira Bacastow Robert Benetham Gouglersville F. P. Bacastow Palmyra John Holsberg M. S.baum Austin Shelly Irma Earl William Brinker Anna Rocky Springs Park Lancaster County Beatrice Pennypacker Mount Joy C. A. Wiley Harry Kaley Samuel Hershman Princeton N. J David Rittle Ors. C. Grove W. ¥. Cocklin Helen Ray Shank Mechanicsburg John F. Miller Nokesville David Baker Charles Morrett Campbelltown Harvey Gipe C. A. Wiley, Sr Jane Holland Philadelphia Grace Holland Washington D. C Sarah Holland Roy H. Landis Union Deposit Bucknell University Hershey Press Office Amos H. Lehman Derry Road Chocolate Ave American Inn West Chocolate Ave White Reed Baby Coach
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Won't Lay Eggs Naughty Girl Refuses to Egg Laying

A mother threatens to lock her daughter in the chicken coop for misbehavior. The girl replies she will not lay any eggs, even if confined.

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A Just Reward

A terse ad style notice quotes a local gossip line claiming Wilbur Bank who deserted his wife and child twenty years ago will return and the child will strike him. The fragment reflects era humor or scolding in a newspaper advertising column.

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Tf Wilbur Bank Babe
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Church Activities Fill June Schedule Across Local Churches

Holy Trinity Lutheran notes Bible School Jeremiah prize baptism service and baptisms. First United Brethren lists Children's Day, Junior Endeavor, and choir rehearsals. Derry Presbyterian outlines Children's Day, Christian Endeavor, and John Elder Bible Class. Church of the Brethren announces midweek prayer and Sunday School. Community invited to all events this June.

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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church M. LeRoy Wachter Jeremiah Children of the Bible School E. L. Bomgardner Cocoa Avenue Diakonia Bible Class William Roeting East Arena Avenue First United Brethren Church W. E. Daugherty D. D Women's Missionary Society Susan J. Balsbaugh Derry Presbyterian Church R. H. Taylor Christian Endeavor Karl Hackman John Elder Men's Bible Mervin Holland Areba Ave Julia Owen Areba Ave Church of the Brethren
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Well, Arthur Improves After Seven Country Days

William asks about Arthur's progress in the street. George replies he has been in the country seven days to regain strength. Arthur's condition improves, prompting a lighthearted quip about seven days making a week.

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George William Arthur
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Pure Luck Hank and the Gasoline Dress Debacle

Pure Luck Hank recounts a comical misunderstanding about buying a motor car. Frank jokes his wife was misled to purchase gasoline while she intended to clean an old dress, highlighting a lighthearted domestic muddle.

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Hank Frank
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Hershey Trust Company Hershey, Penna Thrift Birds Eye Axminster Keen Kutter Harrisburg Johnson Drinkwell Coffee Campbell’s Hershey Department Store
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