Palmyra Girls Band to Open Fair March 27
The Palmyra Girls' Band plans a week long fair starting Monday evening March 27 in the former Palmyra High School building on College Street. Thirty six members, directed by Prof. H. E. Bloom of Sunbury, will change programs nightly and sell fancy articles and prepared edibles to support the event.
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Palmyra
College Street
H. E. Bloom
Sunbury
Bloom
Ore
Martin Leitzinger
Dotty
Womelsdorf
Wilson Cake
North Railroad Street
Alice Fisher
Campbelltown
Cake
Echo
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Emily Loose
East Mainstreet
Nancy Fegan
Florence Frye
Eva Garman
Fannie Gingrich
Ream & Son
H. L. Seltzer
Buick
Ammon Frye
J. Spayd Bomberger
Calvin Seltzer
Simon Bowman
Ford
A. C. Ober
F. R. Boltz
Bowman
Quentin
Joseph Carmany
Joseph, Jr
Phillip Miller
K. O.spessard
Annville
Trinity Reformed Church
Heidleberg League
S. M. Miller
M. F. Garber
H. G. Wenger
Irvin A. Alwein
B. C. Hartman
Ulrich Forney
Isaac G. Shelly
Andrew Clendenan
Lizzie Gibble
Laura Showers
S. R. Zug
Daniel Hostetter
Richland
J. L. Weaver
J. G. Shelly
Minnie Dean
Irvin Culp
York
M. B. Fretz
John Felty
Hartford
J. L. Bowman
Robert Behny
Rebecca Moyer
Lebanon
George
Martha V. Schmidt
Reading
Martha E. Early
Marjorie
Vesta Stover
Palm Church
Luther League
Meyer Bros. Shoe Mfg, Co
Rey KX. Light
Light
K. W. Lanor
State College
Charles A. Fidler
Meta M. Klinger
Palm Lutheran Church
H. A. Kunkle
Palm Lutheran Bible School
Frank Conner
Palm School
Light Brigade
Palmyra Auto Club
Valley Trust
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Good Samaritan
Farnsler
Lady Palm Rebekah Lodge
Penbrook
J. R. Engle
Pittsburg
Dayton
Ohio
Nathaniel Swartz
Locust Street
Swartz
Anna Slabach
P. K. Shiffler
Abloom With the Be Fashion Shop Highlights New Lines
Our apparel section announces fresh lines personally selected from Eastern Markets. The buyer reports abundant stock and broad variety with prices now lower than for many months, offering strong value to shoppers.
Local Notes From Campbelltown and Nearby Towns
Campbelltown items report Henry Keggereis and son in law Andy Henry moving to the Hershey farm west of town, visits between residents in Elizabethtown, Mt. Gretna, and Lebanon, several funeral services, a barber shop opening at Page's hotel, and local families addressing health, schooling, and housing matters. The piece ends with humorous dialogue about writing stories with a wife present and a stray note about composition.
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Henry Keggereis
Andy Henry
Lebanon
Hershey
Harry Gruber
Elizabethtown
Salem
George Graby
Mt. Pleasant
Victor Long
Edna Shelly
Reading
Jacob Nye
C. P. Stauffer
Boltz
John Boltz
Mt. Gretna
Annville
John Miller
Harry Zeiger
Stubblebine
Wolf
Page's Hotel
Harry Bowman
Ile Wagurred
Rev
Burter
Palmyra
Isaac Gingrich
Harry Gingrich
Hiram Stoler
Abner Spangler
Parry Longenecker
Will Stover
Philadelphia
Mary Snavely
Tabanon Sanitarium
John Wallman
Lebanon Sanitarium
Carl Schmidt
Katherine Gruber
Daniel Gorlack
Lampeter
Greetree Brethren Church
Howard Palmer
Baltimore
Variety in Wraps and Coats Leads Spring Fashion
Formal show highlights a range of wraps and coats including Luxurious Long Sport Coat in soft English wools and plaid colors. Capes Tuxedo coats and knitted wraps appear with pastel styling and broad appeal all at moderate prices.
Newest Suits Highlight Dame Fashion Line
Dame fashion shows the newest Suits line with cape details on tweed and twill shoulders. Models wear coats in the new season tones Rose Orchid and Cecil Blue and endorse sport suits in various fabrics. See these suits now.
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Orchid
Spring 1922 Men s Wear Arrives in Rich Looking Styles
A visit to the big men s shop shows Spring 1922 fashion with Tweeds Blue Serge Herringbones and Pencil Stripes praised for tailoring and fabric quality. Accessories like gloves ties hosiery and handkerchiefs are highlighted for spring. Also featured are durable boys suits and popular soft hats in gray and brown to harmonize with outfits.
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Spekie
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Wecker’s
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