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Hershey Press in Hershey, Pennsylvania

06 Mar 1924

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Hershey Press

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Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1924

Page

3

Elizabethtown Plans Modern Clock Tower Donation

Plans in Elizabethtown include a $250000 modern clock tower funded by a Philadelphia manufacturer in memory of his first wife who died four years ago. An additional $500000 endowment was given. Various local people are noted for illnesses studies weddings travels and engagements. The college trustees elect H K Ober president effective July 1.

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Mith Philadelphia Tillman Ebersole Martha Groff Frank Groff Mary Wolgemuth Mollie Fianna Leicht Amelia Shearer Irvin Katie Shearer S. S. Shearer Daniel Eshleman Wesley Treichler Morris Rutherford Daniel Treichler Middletown J. Clayton Charles, Jr Clayton Charles Mountville Mary L. Rutt Catherine Rutt Bhoro Noah Risser Anna L. Gish Norman W. Charles Niagara Falls Albert Ebersole Convoy Township Simon Landis Elizabethtown John Arndt Washington Street Harley Newville Fairview Hall Elizabethtown College Flynn Alexander Harry E. Smith Gingrich Catherine Coble Allentown Phoebe Joseph Heisey Samuel Heisey Westig Street Wilmington Delaware Banks W. Detra Town Arvita M. Butzer A. Butzer Rheems H. S. Keiffer Mt. Joy Prof. Harley Betty Harley Miami Fla H. K. Ober Harry Bishop and Sons Warren and James Alex Kramer
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Vian Happenings and Local Notices

Sunday School at Fishburns Church at 9:30 with preaching at 10:30 and communion and baptizing led by Rev. J R MacDonald. Mrs A B Shenk and Mrs Roy Shenk visited Mrs John Ulrich Wednesday afternoon. The Willing Workers class met at Kathryn Dowhomer’s Swatara Station home Friday. Mrs John Ulrich and daughter visited Elizabethtown on Thursday. Adam Shope to hold public sale Saturday March 15. Harry Pontius on sick list. Ruth Hoffer weekend at Henry and Clara Hoffer home. Laura Koons visited relatives at Annville Saturday. Paul Ulrich and wife visited Sunday with his parents.

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Fishburn’s J. R. MacDonald A. B. Shenk Roy Shenk John Ulrich Kathryn Dowhower Swatara Elizabethtown Trea Adam Shope Harry Pontius Ruth Hoffer Henry Hoffer Laura Koons Annville Retbatay Paul Ulrich
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Campbelltown Community Notes Show Ministry of Outreach

A busy Campbelltown column reports a Saturday chicken and waffle supper in Arnold's hall hosted by the Reformed Sunday School, netting 115.50 with 15.00 for expenses, plus thanks to contributors. The Knight of Progress Class held an officers election at Harvey Lineaweaver’s home.

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Arnold’s Hall Reformed Sunday School Knight of Progress Harvey Lineaweaver Henry Wenger Harry Gruber Lawn William Peters Town John Moyer Wm. Bowman Palmyra R. R. Burber Harrisbur Enee C. Fruber Aaron Gingrich, Jr A. G. Risser Eorge Simmon U. B U. of P G. C. Wolfersberger Stanley Gibble William Poorman Glen Morris Long Eric Kreider William Bowman Edith Mengle Lebanon Ray Arnold Ethel Arnold C. L. Arnold Phares Kauffman U. B. Church Earl Sara George Grumbein Arndt and Weist Reformed Church Ames Brighthill Dan Peters Peter Longnecker Chas. Forrest Annie Risser Peter Longenecker H. M. Hostetter Salem Reformed Church Aulenbach Lancaster Theological Seminary Amos A. M. Brandt Risser M. S. Long Samuel Hostetter Harry Snavely
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Reading considers 500000 museum and gallery in city park

In Lebanon Valley Reading plans a 500000 museum and art gallery to replace the old jail in the city park. Carpenters aim to raise the present scale from 90 cents to 1 dollar. Police will not interfere with motorists lacking 1924 licenses. Berks Rod and Gun Club to stock streams with 50000 trout in April. Over 2100 rabbits released, breeding size, signaling large numbers next fall. Lancaster building permits in February reach 600000, says inspector Breneman.

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Reading Berks County Rod and Gun Club Berks
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