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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1926

Page

2

Palmyra Legion offers guidance on War Risk Insurance

Palmyra Pennsylvania March 18 1926 news notes urge World War I veterans to renew or convert War Risk Insurance before July 2 1926. Harrison Quigley Post 72 American Legion announces R E Hartz will explain policy types and forms at Legion headquarters Friday after 7 pm. Also reports marriages births local events and community notices.

Palmyra United States Association of Life Insurance Presidents New York Harrison Quigley American Legion Harry C. Poorman R. E. Hartz Legion Seltzer Hartz Veterans Bureau of Washington, D. C Post Sarah K. Ensminger Rudolph Ensminger Hershey John N. Messick K. L. Messick Harrisburg T.S. Slabach Frances Messick Clarence Jefferies Reading Rohrersburg M. Wessley Graybill Fenner Lebanon R. D Sallie Graybill H. K. Geyer Middletown Fannie E. Kramer Town John E. Kramer Garland G. Steck George R. Steck Barbara Alice Early Ira Early Palm United Lutheran Sunday School Palmyra High School Carrie Edna Margaret Gravel Hill Church of the Brethren Crumpacker China Palm United Lutheran Church Irene Klick Helen Gruber Myra Lohr Raymond Deck St. John’s Lutheran College St Harold A. Landis Hugh Heaps Ctizen Palmyra Delphian Society Joseph Kleinfelter East Main Street Florence Smaltz C. M. Tiley Tamaqua Cyrus F. Zimmerman Florida George Wealand North Chestnut Street David Kreider W. LE. Kreider Lebanon Valley College Glee Club Karly Stauffer Paul Zimmerman D. W. Hemperly Irvin Kreider C. S. Manwiller Jacob Dohner North Wales Park Philadelphia Berks Bowling Five Malta Ream Berks Raymond Phillippy Campbelltown High School Literary Society Essembly Mizell R. S. Caldwell Department of Health of Pennsylvania Health and Cate Curtain Main Street Juul Dean Flag Committee American Ten Flag Committee Erick Laucke Haa South Harrison Tolbert Fritz Marnvile To Father New Bloomfield

Hummelstown Detour Ready to Use

The Brighthill farmland road extension will serve as a detour this spring while Main street from Center Square to town limits is repaired. Community notices include a Mother and Daughter Social at the Reformed Church with Dr. David Dunn speaker, a Madrigal Club cantata The Fairy Thorn, and various local events and obituaries.

Hummelstown Brighthill High Street Fiddler's Elbow Main Street Center Square The Reformed Church David Dunn Harrisburg Market Square Presbyterian Church Caroline Schaffner Star Theatre John Curry Edward C. Baer C. G. Leatherman Zion Lutheran Church Minnesota Curry Company C 127Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Michael Smith Hershey Clifford Kauffman Marion Walter Pennsylvania State Teachers’ League Edison Junior High School Harvey Philadelphia E. Guy Greenawalt Fred J. Bolton American Institute, of Banking Pythian Hall Curt Shoop William H. Longenecker Locust Park Emma Roth William C. Roth Medico-Chirurgical Hospital Webster Fox William Habbyshaw West Main Street John Walfel Ray Lenker Howard Holsberg Milton Flowers Josephine Walters Town John Snyder Joseph Habbyshaw Walter Stahley Mary Belton J. A. Kilmer William Klahr Myerstown Rebecca Sutcliffe Harry K. Miller Christie Kreiger Charles Holler Quincey United Brethren Home Dorcas Society U. B. Church Joseph Flershey Win Ed, Ehley Elmeritz Jacob Shope Lewis Page Second Streets S. FE. Brehm Brehm American Legion Auxiliary Gionaire Zion Lutheran Sunday School Emma Deimler Pauline Weber Parthene Deimler Betty Whisler Charlotte Sowers Cynthia Goshert Deimler Canten John HH. Welss H. Welss Dauphin County Front South Streets Weisa John Fjlox Mary Bogs Fox George N. Hoffer Lafayette Und George P. Hoffer Ray Wolf Ardmore Harry Wolf United Brethren Church Hl. M. Horat Edward H. Landin Margaret. Reinhart Hagerstown Harold Hellyer Potteville A. K. Walton

Hassler Hosts Wedding Dinner for Dr Shenk Guests

Mr and Mrs Emory O Hassler hosted a Sunday dinner at 102 Maple Street in honor of Dr and Mrs Shenk. Attendees included Mrs Shenk Mr and Mrs Melvin Baethaser and daughter Elizabeth of Harrisburg Miss Esther McElhenny Miss Bertha Chubb Mrs Andrew Stauffer and Mrs Annie Smith Mr and Mrs E O Hassler Miss Helen Forney and Harry Brett all of town plus A C McCay of Lincoln Street.

Emory O. Hassler Maple Street Shenk Town Melvin Baethaser Elizabeth Harrisburg Esther McElhenny Bertha Chubb Andrew Stauffer Annie Smith

Social notes from a West New Wales dinner gathering

Mr and Mrs John EB R hosted a Sunday dinner at their West New Wales home with guests including Mr and Mrs Olivburg and family from Harrisye. Mrs Howard Snyder John Reager Sr and Harold Yingst from town. Mrs Basehore, mother of Mrs Moses Keller, is ill at Keller home. Mrs Elizabeth Mutzabaugh from Lemoyne visited. Esther Bomgardner was at the hospital in Philadelphia. Violetsen, Miss Meda Shepler from Harris were weekend visitors.

Mre John EB. R West Rer Wales Olivburg Anal R Dren Altz Elizabeth Mutzabaugh Lemoyne F. G.M. Loughter P. Hoeller Bomgardner Esther Bomgardner the Spital Philadelphia Violetsen Medaur Shepler Harris Ige Fromm George Muth and Son Haddon Heights Laura Muth David Sewigart

Elizabethtown Plans 150th Anniversary Celebration

Elizabethtown officials and citizens vote to celebrate the nation’s 150th birth anniversary on July 3 4 and 5 with a committee to organize events. Other items note the Mary Florence Hatfield Home opening for convalescents in Wagontown, birthday and funeral notices, church activities, and local civic groups meeting in March.

Elizabethtown H. R. Schnetman Wagontown Chester County Hatfield Long Home Lancaster Samuel Risser Alice E. B. Welty M. F. Metzger Grace Metzgar M. H. Ebersole Merriel Edwin, Bennie Ruth Ebersole Falmouth Wilbur Brubaker Velma Harold Brubaker Bellaire Joseph Daugherty Patterson N. J Dwight Daugherty Church of God Sunday School Elmer Hartman North Market Street Frank Miller S. K. Becker S. B. Becker Paul Strickler Edward Coble Nathan Greiner Stella Wormley Mary Swope Charles Apdegraph Clayton Hoffman Ralph Hipple Levi Rutherford Selma Boltz Harvey Hornasius F. T. Fornwall Walter Metzler George Gish George Breneman Alfred Hardeman George Beinhauer Samuel Shaefer John Gray Daisy Brinser Anna Heisey Emma Daveler Mary Hartman John Brandt A. G. Heisey St. Paul's United Brethren Church Richard Billy Eckroth June Johnson Fern Brinser Beatrice Helen Strickler Marian Hoffer Ronetta Stump Donald Shaeffer Glenn Shaeffer Joe McLaughlin Junior Heagy Miriam Shaeffer Franklin Green Dorothy Robert Mary Jane Betty Shaeffer Roy Shaeffer Elvin Baker Ira Kersey Anna Gebhart Y. R.brown Wilbert Baker C. S. Gingrich Mt. Joy Monroe Sweigart Merle Sweigart Form’ Seene J. W. Rippey Conewago Post The American Legion Odd Fellows Ladies’ Auxiliary John M. Groff Nous Washington W. H. Engle FE. S. Butt J. M. Shank W. J. Shank Stanley Ober H. K. Ober St. Joseph's Hospital Phoebe M. Hess Mary Jane Hertzler Rene Sate Temple University Philadelphia Cambright East High Street Roy Hellman Robert Rutherford Slackwater L. J. Ulrich Frank Alwine J. N. Olweller Anna William Chapman Mary Waller W. W. Treichler Hershay Frank Kline Harrisburg Jacob Holwager Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church Mary Kuhn Park Street

Social notes from Bainbridge Street gatherings and Lancaster move

Mrs William Chapman entertained friends at her ter fortuna on Bainbridge Street Tuesday evening. Mrs H Drohan and family of Washington Street moved to Lancaster on Wednesday.

William Chapman Bainbridge Street H. Drohan Washingee Street Lancaster Wednesay

Campbelltown Notes and Local Family News

Campbelltown items report births illnesses and deaths nearby. Harvey Lineaweaver’s birth announced. Victor Long and Hamilton family milestones noted. Mrs Grunerum visits near McGillstown. Christ Bucher and family move to Grant Foreman property. Samuel Hostetter dies. Albert Landis dies at 56 with funeral and church services. Fire Company reports meeting and plans for a fire truck and garage sale. Church and community notices outline conventions, services, and Grange meeting plans.

Victor Long Harvey Fishburn’s C. R. Longenecker Waltz MacDonald Fire Company Grubb and Miller’s Hershey Harry R. Wolfersberger Christ Bene Grubb & M Harvey Geib Palmyra Campbelltown Lawn Road

Obituary and Trip Report for Local Residents

Albert Landis of this vicinity died Thursday of last week and was buried Monday. Harry Kochenderfer and Paul Shenk left Thursday for a week long auto trip to Wisconsin.

Albert Landis Harry Kochenderfer Paul Shenk Wisconsin

Expert Declares Bobbing Destroys Women Hair

Hair expert Frank Parker told the American Master Hairdressers Association in New York that women who bobbed their hair seven years ago now have about half as much hair. He cited tight hats and male baldness as possible causes. The association’s president echoed the view. Adams County plans to plant 40,000 cherry trees to boost sour cherry pies with New York import sources. Briar root pipe material is booming in France, valued at 80 million francs in 1924.

Frank Parker American Master Hairdressers’ Association New York Parker Charles Nessler Association Adams County United States New York State Adams Pennsylvania

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