Derry Presbyterian Church to Welcome Easter Services
The Derry Church invites worshippers to a series of services led by ministers from Chambersburg Hammelstown Lebanon and local clergy. Morning sermons span Finding His Own Brother The Suffering Savior and The Joy of Easter with evening services at 7 30. The choir prepares special music for Easter Sunday and directions reference Mr Hershey’s private grounds via Church Walk.
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M. S. Hershey
Green House
C. B. Segelken
Alfred R. Waldo
Chambersburg
D. Burt Smith
Hammelstown
J. L. Hynson
Lebanon
Jesus
Christ
To Begin in May Assemblyman Moyer Not Seeking Re election
Assemblyman Gabriel H. Moyer plans to begin a transition in May and will not run for re election. The move opens a district seat as he steps away from the state legislature, outlining upcoming political changes and potential candidates.
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Gabriel H. Moyer
Moyer to Assume Deputy Auditor General Post in May
The House of Representatives will begin his official duties as Deputy Auditor General of Pennsylvania on the first Monday of May this year. He will serve as deputy to A. E. Sisson of Erie, former president pro tem of the state senate, and will keep his Palmyra residence with travel to Harrisburg by train or auto.
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House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
A. E. Sisson
Erie
State Senate
Moyer
Palmyra
Harrisburg
Deal Involves 25000 Real Estate in Palmyra Orchard
A real estate deal totaling 25000 dollars was concluded in Palmyra. Assemblyman Gabriel H. Moyer sold his tract of building lots called The Orchard to A. G. Stauffer and son Oscar A Stauffer. They plan fourteen houses and about 2500 dollars in cement pavements across the area. Pavement will spread through the tract and more houses may follow. A. G. Stauffer, formerly of Palmyra and Reading resident, will move back to Palmyra and occupy the former Postmaster Zimmermen residence.
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Palmyra
Gabriel H. Moyer
A. G. Stauffer and Son
Oscar A Stauffer
Messrs. Stauffer
A. G. Stauffer
Reading
C. F. Zimmermen
Stauffer
A Tramp Through the Mud to Palmyra
Miss Bertha Leichhart Miss Alberta Grove and Miss Olive M Brendie walked to Palmyra on a muddy Thursday evening. They enjoyed the attempt but found the mud consuming their views of Hes between Hershey and Palmyra. They reached Palmyra with spirits high and learned a moral to avoid muddy roads.
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Bertha Leichhart
Alberta Grove
Olive M. Brendie
Palmyra
Miss Brendle
Hershey
Hershey Briefs A Hershey race among four Hershey girls
Four girls from Hummelstown employed at Hershey Chocolate Co. sprinted from the Cocoa House to the P R station on a Wednesday evening. The winner refused a rematch saying she had won. Mr and Mrs Geo Albert of York visited M H Hinkle on Thursday. Albert is a ball player considering Hershey this season.
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Hummelstown
Hershey Chocolate Co
Cocoa House
Geo. Albert
York
M. H. Hinkle
Mass Meeting At YMCA With Rev D D Lowery
The men of the community are invited to a Sunday 3 30 p m meeting at the YMCA where Rev D D Lowery of Harrisburg will deliver the address.
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D. D. Lowery
D.D
Harrisburg
At the Dance Charity Affair Sparks Duty Talk
The dialogue centers on a charity dance where Jack and Fred debate attending with a woman. Jack asserts dancing is a duty, while Fred questions it, noting the event is a charity affair.
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Jack
Bardir
An Evening With the Knockers Delights Local Audience
The Knockers Dramatic Company presents a lavish show blending comedy melodrama and minstrelsy with new music and costumes. The production features Johnny Moyer's coal yard scene and a Barnum Bailey style finale, with stage effects and a larger set to accommodate elaborate scenery and tension over a trolley line dispute.
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Knockers’ Dramatic Company
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Johnny Moyer
Derry Church
Moyer
Earl Mays
Hockersville
Kreider
Morris Long
Campbelltown
James Puit
Furnished Rooms for Rent on Chocolate Avenue
Classified notice offering furnished rooms for rent on Chocolate Avenue. Apply to Mrs. Thomas Blott. A witty aside notes a loafer may charm some but not earn pay.
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Chocolate Avenue
Thomas Blott
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Derry Presbyterian Church
Y. . G. A. Bowlers
Tollew D Greefs
Brehm
W. Leitfréid
John Snavely
A. Mivers
P. Kasson
J. Momperi
Wr. Curtis
Slesser
D. Leslie
Assemblyman
Apopepii
The
Gast
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