Local residents visit and transact business in Lebanon area
Miss Sadie Dohner visits Mr and Mrs Harry Witmer in Cornwall. Mrs Rebecca Kreider and son Jacob of Cleona spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Gingrich. L E Struphauer returns from Philadelphia and other eastern points. Elmira Roland of Reading visits Miss Verna Stauffer. Architect H T Hauer of Lebanon transacts business. L E Struphauer and son Clarence spend weekend in Suedberg with his parents. Mrs Kate Fornwall returns from Eas ton visit. Samuel Darkes spends Sunday with his brother Jacob Darkes in Fredericksburg. Lucian Wilson visits Lebanon to transact business.
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Sadie Dohner
Harry Witmer
Cornwall
Rebecca. Kreider
Jacob
Cleona
David Gingrich
L.E. Struphauer
Philadelphia
Elmira Roland
Reading
Verna Stauffer
H. T. Hauer
Lebanon
L. E. Struphauer
Clarence
Suedberg
Aaron’ Struphauer
Kate Fornwall
Holmes
Easton
Samuel Darkes
Jacob Darkes
Fredericksburg
Pheasants on Display at Samuel H. Smith Yard
Samuel H. Smith boasts fourteen English ring necked pheasants in his yard. The birds are described as rare and beautiful, promising visitors a striking sight when they stop by.
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Samuel H. Smith
Improving The Railroad House Sees Major Renovations
The Railroad House owned by G. A. Hetrich is undergoing extensive repairs. A new front plate glass door replaces the sample room entrance and concrete replaces old porch flooring. Numerous other changes are planned to make the hotel up to date.
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G. A. Hetrich
Palmeria Wedding of Clarence Wildermuth and Annie Berger
Rev C W Heffner joins Clarence M Wildermuth and Annie M Berger in holy wedlock at Palmyra on June 15. Clarence is son of William Wildermuth, Annie daughter of Clayton Berger of Schuylkill Haven.
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C. W. Heffner
Palmyra
Clarence M. Wildermuth
William Wildermuth
Annie M. Berger
Clayton Berger
Schuylkill Haven
Poorman Unveils 12 Foot Advertising Thermometer
In Palmyra W S Poorman a real estate and insurance man introduces a twelve foot high steel thermometer as a clever advertising gimmick. The device sits at Main and Railroad streets and features figures for temperature plus promotional copy for Poorman’s business.
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Palmyra
W. S. Poorman
Moyer Nominated for State Vice President by P O S of A
Gabriel H. Moyer of Palmyra, former State Camp Building Trustee, won unanimous endorsement from fifteen camps and 75 delegates at the first annual county convention in Palmyra. He urged greater appreciation of the order’s heritage and received loud applause.
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P. O.S. of A
Palmyra
Order
Moyer
County Sons at Palmyra District Convention Elects Officers
The first annual District County convention of the P O A held in Palmyra elected officers for the year. President Philip Getz Camp 87 Annville Vice President John Snave ly Camp 248 One M of C Morris Achey Camp 32 Avon Recording Secretary Wm Blessing Camp 160 Richland Treasurer Levi S Gerhart Camp 258 Fredericksburg Financial Secretary Clifford Strauss Camp 258 Fredericksburg Conductor Adam Fasnacht Camp 254 Lebanon Inspector Geo W Embich Camp 65 Lebanon Guard Frank Kreider Camp 70 Bismarck Trustee George W Umberger Camp 64 Myerstown
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P.O. 8. of A
Palmyra
Philip. Getz
Annville
John Snavely
One. M. of. C
Morris Achey
Avon
Wm. Blessing
Richland
Levi S. Gerhart
Fredericksburg
Clifford Strauss
Adam Fasnacht
Lebanon
Geo. W. Embich
Frank . Kreider
Bismarck
George W. Umberger
Myerstown
Palmyra Silk Mill Proposed by Reading Company
Hass Realty Company representatives visit Palmyra to promote a silk mill project. The firm has invested 20 million dollars in machinery and materials and seeks guarantees from residents. They offer 10 thousand dollars at a low interest rate, repayable later, and require one to two acres of suitable land for construction.
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Hass Realty Company
Reading
Palmyra
Rich Roll Flaunted as Sign of Wealth
A vivid scene describes a roll of dollar bills pulled from a pocket with flourish. The visual contrasts a rich display with a modest purse lined with hundreds, highlighting why many people flash a roll as a sign of wealth.
Evangelical Lutheran Frederick C. Krapf Bible School Schedule
Pastor Frederick C. Krapf leads Bible School at 9.00 a m with Children's Day service and evening congregation worship at 7.30 p m Catechumens class meets Wednesday at 3.45 p m.
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Catechumens
Hay Feeding Pen Plan for Stock Pens
Iowa Homestead describes a hay feeding pen to reduce waste and trampling. Build a parallelogram frame six by eight feet with four corner posts and three foot high crossbars. Leave a clear gap for leads and secure with 2 by 4s or sturdy poles to prevent stock from jumping in.
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Iowa Homestead
Flies as Disease Carriers Warned in Public Health Message
Flies spread tuberculosis diphtheria typhoid fever scarlet fever summer complaint and fevers of babies by carrying disease from one to another Keep everything clean and there will be no flies Don't let flies have a place to lay their eggs Keep covered all places where young flies may be hatched Put screens at windows and doors Where dirt is there are flies
Children’s Day at Derry Presbyterian Church
Despite rain the Derry Presbyterian Church filled for the annual Children’s Day program. Irving L. Reist led the service with special school music and recitations. Mr Gee spoke on Sabbath School Missions and the Silver Anniversary of Sabbath School Missions, with an offering to the Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work.
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Derry Presbyterian Church
Irving. L. Reist
Gee
Organization of Sabbath School Missions
Board of Publication
Strict professor rebukes girl for gum and feet in aisle
A college professor known for strict discipline enters class and scolds a female student named Mary for chewing gum and placing her feet in the aisle, ordering her to remove the gum and keep her feet out of the aisle.
Zeller's Butterine Maintains Popularity Amid Butter Price Drops
Zeller's Butterine and 5c and 10c Store Butterine remain popular with customers who prefer it over butter. Chemists tout its purity and wholesomeness, predicting it will stay on tables regardless of butter market fluctuations.
Bargains in 5c and 10c Goods at Palmyra Store
A Palmyra shop advertises 5c and 10c goods with strong purchasing power. Located at 29 Railroad Street the notice promotes low priced items and bargain offers to customers.
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Palmyra
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Lucian Wilson
Gh.moyer
P. O. S.of A
County Sons
P. Vanderlag Gustom
Hershey
Third Street
Harrisburg
I. Ts
Basehore
Sasteatie Builder
Palm Congregation
Frederick C. Krapf
Presbyterian Church
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