Palmyra Children Sell Tickets for Chautauqua Week
Palmyra borough children are selling Junior Chautauqua tickets for the event to be held July 16. The four top sellers will receive a season ticket free of charge. The column also lists visitors and local engagements, including appointments at the county farm agent post and several social visits across Palmyra and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
J. C. Zug
Frank Kline
Aaron Burkholder
Pauline
Lexington
Aaron Ruhl
Pennryn
Elias Br
Reading
Henry Early
Harry Grim
George
Robert Grim
Ira J. Early
Robert R. Burtner
Dauphin County
Agricultural Extension Department of State College
H. G. Nissley
Dauphin County Farms Bureau
Burter
State College
Dauphin
Lebanon
Susquehanna
George Swanger
W. H. Kreider
East Main Street
H. C. Kreider
Philadelphia
Bernice Benzel
J. E. Bentzel
North Railroad Street
Orpha Martin
Lincoln Street
Pine Grove
Pottsville
H. F. Gohn
Harrisburg
Palm Lutheran Bible School
H. A. Kunkle
Howard
Lillian Rinker
Stroudsburg
Palm Church
Ruth Spancake
W. G. Dietz
C. Jack
Robt. Jack
Palm Lutheran Church
Near East Relief
Liberal Luther League
Roy Stutzman
R. Ki. Hartz
Cherry Street
Janet Marie
Janet
Gene Harnish
Laura Brandt
Mary Brandt
Kathryn Ebersole
Dorothy Ebersole
Carl Leno
Helen Putt
Donald Weiland
Robbie Ratchford
Donald Ratchford
Ida Freed
David Balmer
Janet Marie Hartz
C. W. Smith
South Harrison Street
East Cherry Street
East Maple Street
Maple Street
East Maple
South Franklin Streets
Charles Woomer
Asbury
New Jersey
Edna Loose
East Orange
N.J
John Loose
Richard Landalayer
Schwenkville
John A. Loose
Main Street
Trinity Reformed Church
Cornwall
Irvin W. Bowman
J. 2. Bowman
Irvin Bowman
Hiram Gingrich
Cleona
Edward Laudermilich
Community Notes And Local Visits In Campbelltown Area
Campbelltown residents shared Sunday visits to Linglestown and Harrisburg with Dr. Shope and George Fessler. Amon Moyer injured his arm cranking a motor. Immersion at Gravel Hill drew many townspeople. Rasberries supplied by Daniel Swope. Water committee pushing stock sales for a local proposition. Sunday school 9 and church 10 15 led by Rev. Leinbach. Medicine show left for Sand Beach amid mockery of locals. Various visits and family events noted including marriages at Hershey plant and outings at Lititz Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Wolfersberger
Harry
John Herring
Walters
Linglestown
Harrisburg
Shope
George Fessler
Amon Moyer
Forrest Ginder
Sharon Hill
Philadelphia
A. D. Forrest
Lebanon
Dr. Ginder
Gravel Hill
Will Bowman
J. P. Carmany
Will Peters
Daniel Swope
Rev
Leinbach
Harvey Lineweaver
Wernerville
William Horst
Hummelstown
Palmyra
Hershey Chocolate
Joseph Bowman
Helen Wagner
Long
Salem Church
Lititz Springs
C. R. Longenecker
New Holland
M. S. Long
Ed. Evans
Felty Sisters
Call for Government subsidy to build a real American Merchant Marine
IL F. Alexander, president of the Pacific Steamship Company, argues that only a reversed set of conditions can create a real American Merchant Marine. He urges passage of the subsidy bill as the most effective aid Congress can give American shipping to compete with foreign firms. He warns that limiting or delaying subsidies would spell the death of American maritime hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL F. Alexander
Pacific Steamship Company
Congress
Ma. Alexander
Community Club plans playground devices and schedules
At a Saturday Community Club meeting a choice of playground equipment was approved including a giant stride slide two sand boxes tether ball equipment and swings. The playground will open to the public with match games of volleyball and baseball planned and 250 children enrolled. Hours are 9 to 11 am 1 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm with Monday and Thursday reserved for baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kilmer
Altoona
R. FE. McCauley
Marjorie Nissley
Elizabethtown College
Newton Gordon
Tenore Gordon
Vere Balmer
Wm. Peters
Chambersburg
George Karmany
William
Ada M. Walter
Andrew Jacks
Hanover Street
Alvin Zimmerman
R. &. McCauley
Lebanon Valley College
Ethel M. Hartz
Ethel M. Lehman
Miriam Cassel
Christian Holler
Technical High School
Charles Hoerner
Shippensburg Normal School
Miriam Mengel
Dunmire School of Music
Harrisburg
Mengel
Chautauqua
New York City
Edgar H. Neibert
R. F. Swabb
Philadelphia
R. C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Katherine Gerber
Henry Gerber
Roy Brightbill
U. of P
J. M. Brighthill
Vere Bulmer
Lebanon
Robert R. Burmer
Palmyra
WW. G. Nissley
Burmer
United Brethren Church
Trene Gelnet
Washington
Herman J. Rousch
Annie Rousch
Town
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburg
Charles I’. Gross
Jean
Lyons
A. H. Imboden
Hummelstown
Miles W. Shope
Igh
Honard Burns
Ki. Gresh
Pred Graupner
J. G. Hummel
Granpner
Elizabeth Schaeffner
Edward Hammer
Pottsville
Charles Holsberg
Paul Wolfernberger
Bloonsburg
F. G. Keller
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Amanda Yost
Alonso Philips
Pine View Cottage
Stoverdale
Dorothy Spangler
Batleam
United Brethren
Charles Mollinger
Morrisburg
Mes
Monroe Gingrich
Arthur Gingrich
Ray Loneher
Deathbed Scene With Dying Businessman
A great banker lies near death as friends gather around his bedside. The attending physician signals the end is near while the dying man whispers for his heirs to wait to divide his estate until he arrives.
Local Sales and Visits Highlight Busy Bachmansville Area
Isaac Bachmansville’s budy sold his farm livestock and implements to a New Cumberland farmer for 4500 dollars. Birth announced of twins Martin for Mr. and Mrs. Flam Risser. Neighbors and relatives from Palmyra Hershey Elizabethtown Manheim and Derry Church visit John Booser and others. Community events include a Brethren Church Missionary Band program and multiple family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Budy
New Cumberland
Flam Risser
Martin
Sara
Violet Kelley
Hershey
Ralph Heisey
George Greiner
John Longenecker
William Hamilton
Derry Church
Edward McMullen
Elizabethtown
Christian Heistand
Rebecca
Isaac Brandt
Campbelltown
Jacob S. Brandt
Samuel Geiman
Highspire
Jacob German
Brandt
Noah Stable
Frank Miller
Shellsville
Hershey High School Baseball Finishes Third in League
Hershey High School closes a successful season by ranking third in the Lower Dauphin County H S League, scoring 131 runs to opponents 60. They split a two game series with Palmyra and earn varsity certificates for Manager L Tinney Captain Shertzer Ferucci Leithiser Long De Angelus. League standings show Wepe Oberlin Susquehanna Hershey Hummelstown Highspire Linglestown Penbrook with Hershey posting 8 8 3 0 4 0 0 0. The batting leaders include Verucci De Angelus Leithiser Long Swarts Wagner Tinney R Tinney Shortver Brite Aungst and others with varied totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey H. S
Dauphin County
Hershey
Palmyra
H. S
L. Tinney
Capt. Shertzer
Ferucci
Leithiser
Long
DeAngelus
The
Athletic Association
Penbrook H. S
Wepe
Oberlin
Susquehanna
Hummelstown
Linglestown
Penbrook
Carbath
Hershey High
Gabh Pc
Verucei
Mathias
Wagner
Tinney
Tariff and Bonus Spark Republican Discontent in 1920
Indiana Pennsylvania and Iowa results show Old Guard Republicans uneasy with the Administration. Voters condemn the tariff as impossible and costly while anger grows at Washington over the bonus. Critics also fault handling of international issues and war profiteer prosecutions amid broader unemployment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Washington
Langue of Nations
Europa
Pacific
Trenty
Daugherty
Senate
Harding
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Manheim
J. Zimmerman
Kraft
Wershey Rhoak Ienry
Pheeree
Man
Vlad Tunity
Fashion Park
Palm Beach
Aes
Milady
Hershey Department Store
Prevail
Jis
Aki Pants
Heirshiey, Penna
Madras
Bachmansville