Local Happenings and Community Notices in Hershey Area
Guests from Harrisburg attend gatherings at Palmer home while others visit family and attend funerals in Myerstown Campbelltown and Lancaster. Residents travel to New York Gettysburg and Falling Waters for excursions. local clubs plan events and delegates discuss Camp Nepahwin and Needlework Guild efforts.
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C. W. Palmer
William
316Th Infantry
Hotel Lorraine
Philadelphia
Budaies
David Sattazahn
Myerstown
Frank Kegerreis
A. C. White
Claude Shiffer
Campbelltown
Ralph Sharpes
Harrisonburg
Virginia
John Seaman
Bertram Black
Lancaster County
William Roting, Jr
Harry Blouch
Clarence Wiley
Russell Kiel
Charles Black
Gettysburg
Falling Waters
West Virginia
Pearl Fitzkee
Charles Kauffman
Roaring Springs
Roy Sternberger
Jeraldine
Eva Marie
Emma Behney
Ray Hershey
Carlisle
Sternberger
John Seifert
Walter Ishler
John
Palmyra
Charles Clark
John Snavely
East Granada Ave
Roy Snavely
Schaeffer
Bessie Snavely
Miss Risser
Harold Risser
Mr. Young
Lancaster
Emma Daugherty
Naomi Renninger
Charles Bickel
West Hershey
Frank Leyba
Howard Bomgardier
Wilson Rhoads
Violet Behm
Gladys Shearer
John Shearer
Paul Shearer
Harrisburg
Majestic Theatre
J. W.brunner
Arline
William Long
Millersburg
Halifax
Jacob Reed
Helen Reed
Annville
Jennie Cassel
George Allen
Earl Reed
Ruth Runkle
Eva Speraw
George “Buddie"’ Klugh
Joy
C. A. Wiley
Albert Shutter
Lebanon
Irvin Gordon
Harry Parker
Christ Weaver
Daniel Yost
Abner Trump
William Yost
Boiling Springs
Frank Christ
Harry Engle
Fummelstown
John Sollenberger
George Girth
New York
St. Louis
Polo Grounds
Louis’ Brinker
Wm. Brinker
New’ York
Brookyn
Eawy Employment Bureau
Hershey, Pa
T. A. A. Club Holds Regular June Meeting
The T. A. A. Club convened on Thursday evening June 2 with President Dressler presiding. Committees were appointed including Inspirational headed by Carrie Smith and Minnie.
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T. A. A. Club
Dressler
Carrie Smith
Minnie
Diamond Jubilee Observed at Palmyra Second U B Church
Palmyra Second United Brethren Church marks its seventy fifth anniversary with a week of services starting June 12. Daily 7 30 pm programs feature ministers choirs and special music including morning worship and a June 19 afternoon community service.
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Palmyra
H. M. Troutman
C. R. Longenecker
W. M. Bell
D.D
M. H. Jones
H. K. Bomberger
G. H. Moyer
H. E. ‘Miller
First
United Brethren Sunday School
Christian Endeavor
A. D. Gruber
Notice to dog owners for 1921 license due by July first
Notice warns dog owners lacking a 1921 license to obtain one by July 1 or face action. It also states all dogs at large, licensed or unlicensed, will be seized. Signature appears garbled.
Fish and Game Protective Association Discontinues Meetings
The Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association announces it has discontinued regular monthly meetings during the summer. An announcement of the next meeting will be made in due time.
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Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association
Singing Everywhere Is Potent Factor For Good
The passage recalls crowds singing during wartime, with rich and poor alike joining in to lift spirits. It notes soldiers arriving in France hearing their countrymen sing to reinforce resolve and endurance, and laments that singing has since diminished.
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France
Men's Shoes Sale With Special Discounts Listed
A catalog style note shows various men and children footwear with original prices and special sale prices. Items include black Vici lace shoes with welted soles and broad toes at 4.98 after a 8.00 price, tan Elk Scout shoes at 2.45 sale from 4.00, canvas work shoes at 1.98 from 3.00, leather house slippers at 2.98 from 4.00 to 4.75, and children's black Vidi Kid button shoes offered at 1.00 off.
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Elk Scout
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Camp Nepahwin
Needlework Guild of America
W. F. Harvey
Congress
America
Washington
Finnegan
Pennsylvania
Palmyra Second
U. B. Church
Semewneneney
Ceegye
Game Association
Gotham
Goodyear
Daniel Greene
Hershey Department Store
Hershey
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