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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
8
A long list of local residents and visitors with travels to New York Philadelphia Harrisburg and other towns. Mentions include spells of illness visits to relatives attendance at church services and social events plus notes on employment changes and a few local happenings at Hershey Palmyra and surrounding towns.
Campbelltown Pa March 17 C F Arnold made a business trip to Lebanon on Monday. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Eisenhauer died Sunday and was buried Tuesday in Ebenezer cemetery R E Arnold funeral director. Mrs Clara Bachman funeral held Sunday afternoon Rev Frantz officiating. Mrs Jacob Nye and son John ill at home. Mrs Elam Felty visited her parents at Manheim. David Longs big farm and stock sale set for Saturday March 20 east of town. Mrs Boltz visiting sister at Palmyra. Many movings in town. Mrs Harry Hollinger of Lebanon visited her parents. Sunday school 9 church service 10 Rev Frantz preaching Why I am a member of the Reformed church. Edward Moyer broken leg from Saturday engine accident at Amos Shearer home treated by Dr A R Risser. For Sale A pair of grey rabbits 11 weeks old. Call Harry Wolferberger.
Notice to taxpayers of Derry Township that all 1914 taxes must be paid on or before April 1 1915 or will be collected by law. George W McCurdy Collector Hum melstown Route 1. For sale double dwelling house corner of Ceylon apply to E M Hershey Attorney Street and Caracas Avenue Hershey. Lost enameled belt pin Tuesday between Hershey cafe and Inner Trust Company Reading station return to Hershey Improvement Company office.
Amos W. Snavely and son visited sister Mrs. John M. Baker in Grantville. Mrs. Hershberger of Palmyra stayed with H. P. Peiffer. Public sale of David N. Book’s household goods set for March 20 after sale to Jessie Chronister. Bennett & Son begin grading toward Hanover. Junior Mechanics banquet at Hummelstown. Mrs. C. Groff ill. P. R. Killinger sale well attended. H. P. Peiffer bought a Ford delivery car. David H. Baker and son in town with Mrs. John Groff’s goods. Lutheran and Reformed Sunday School rehearses Easter program. Wm. Snyder rents Kilinger property to move in.
Sunday afternoon services were held at Bindnagles Church. Wisley Shertzer and family visited Palmyra relatives. John Jefferies and family moved to Moorehead Hills from Hershey Farm. Elias Shuey of Lemberger and Mrs O Shuey visited Palmyra friends. Elizabeth Bomgardner of Rutherford visits relatives here. George Spangler made a business trip across the Blue Mountain. Harry Sheetz rented C H Garman’s farm. Robert Hoover plastering. William Jefferies moved into Rudy Behm’s tenant house. John Koons and mother of Clear Spring visited. John Leese shreads stover. Farmers began plowing. soil in excellent condition.
Addison Stauffer visited Harrisburg on business. Mr and Mrs Charles Holstein relocate to Palmyra. Neighbors lament their departure. Hiram Shepler of Hershey will move into the vacated Holstein home. Frank Schaffer bought a fine horse at Light s sale in Lebanon. Mrs Joseph McCorkle and daughter spent Monday in Harrisburg. W C Erb is selling many settings of Eve s full blooded White Plym.
George Foreman conducted a sale of stock, farm implements, and household articles on Tuesday and plans to move into his new residence soon. Dr. A R Shaffer of Hummelstown visited town on Monday. Albert Woods is ill with pneumonia. Edna Erb visited Harrisburg on Saturday. Maud Seiler remains convalescing in St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Christ Hershey and children visited Harry Hocker's family last week.
Mrs William Arnold and two sons Alfred and Homer and Master Millard Miller are on the sick list. Miss Edith Shenk and her Sunday School class visited the pastor Rev Hallman at Annville. Pianos delivered by Troup’s truck. Foreman sale caused no school Tuesday afternoon. McCorker Brothers new saw mill busy. Charles Shepler and family visited Reily Shepler. Hiram Shepler moved to Harvey Curry’s house in Hockersville.
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