Stauffer Family Jailed On Fraud Charge in Palmyra
Abraham G. Stauffer and three co defendants from Palmyra Pa pleaded guilty at Williamsport to fraudulent use of the mails. The elder Stauffer fined 900 dollars and two months in Lebanon jail. Oscar A and A S Stauffer each 400 dollars and one month. William S Ream 25 dollar fine. The elder retains Palmyra board of trade presidency and will direct affairs from jail with Wednesday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Orr
Abraham G. Stauffer
Oscar A. Stauffer
A.S. Stauffer
William S. Ream
Palmyra
Williamsport
Stauffer
Lebanon
Ream
For Rent Single House in Palmyra Pa
Rental listing for a single house on North Railroad Street Palmyra Pennsylvania with bathroom electric lights gas and heat by hot air furnace Rent is $15 Apply to J Spay Boomberger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
J. Spay" Boomberger
Hershey Dominates Lebanon 56 16 In March Contests
Hershey defeats Lebanon by 40 points in a March 18 game. First half ends 23 10 with Hershey's shooting edge. Second half sees a dip in effort from Lebanon as Hershey pulls away to 56 16 final.
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Lebanon
Hershey
Hershey Ny Y. M. CG. A
Y M G A Glee Club Forms At Patterson Home
A Y M C A Glee Club shows strong interest with a temporary organization held at Walter Patterson’s home. Walter Patterson named leader and W R Wick director, Louis Emerich to play piano. Founding members include Wick, Patterson, Keller, Jones, Emerich, Gee, Klinger, Kepley. Next meeting set for Wednesday at 8 PM at Pauli Reynolds’ home on Chocolate Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Patterson
Patterson
W. R. Wick
Louis Emerich
George Keller
Edgar Jones
CG. S. Gee
Fred Klinger
Jas. Kepley
Pauli Reynolds
Chocolate Avenue
The Man Who Owes Ten Dollars Also Owes a Grudge
A terse axiom notes that debt creates hostility as a debtor holds a grudge alongside the owed sum. The line implies financial and personal tension in small disputes.
West Ed Fry and family move. church notes in Campbelltown
ARRY DRESSLER left on Monday morning for the west. Ed. Fry and family moved from Hershey to his home east of town. Miss Sarah Kreider of Cleona visited Miss Ada Gruber over Sunday. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Church service at 10 with Rev. Dundore preaching. Wm. Beisner moved to Levi Wolfersberger's south of town.
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Arry Dressler
West
Ed. Fry
Hershey
Town
Sarah Kreider
Cleona
Ada Gruber
Dundore
Levi Wolfersberger
Local notes mention moves and events in town
Clayton Lehman started work in the Chocolate Company. Wm Neidig delivered tobacco to Marietta. E E Sloat took pupils to Harrisburg. Will Nye recovered from illness. Harry Landis moved to Palmyra. Funeral for Benjamin Grubb at Schenk's Church. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Longenecker. Warren Foltz visited from Palmyra. William Boltz visited his sister Mrs R R Snavely in Annville. Nissley Shaffer moved to Washington DC. Ober and Arnold moved Mrs Barto's furniture from Mt Zion. Reformed Church hymnal for 1.15. Emma Kurtz to sell personal property April 1. S Long and Hostetters attended aunt’s funeral at Salonga, then cousin’s funeral, age 31, wife and two children.
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Clayton Lehman
The
Chocolate Company
Wm. Neidig
Marietta
E. E. Sloat
Harrisburg
Will Nye
Harry Landis
Palmyra
Benjamin Grubb
Schenk’s
Harvey Longenecker
Warren Foltz
William Boltz
R. R. Snavely
Annville
Nissley Shaffer
Hershey
Washington, D. C
Philip Ober
R. B. Arnold
Barto
Mt. Zion
Emma Kurtz
Ed. Bowman
Harrison Hostetter
S. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stauffers
Lebanon Roe Te Bot Hershey
Schmidt
Island
Bell
Sole Oa
Garvin
Leibfried
Mooriss Rene
Newashe
Kirkwood
Keller
Albert
Slesser
Win-Buser
Hershey Trust
Hershey, PA
Y. M. G. A. Glee Club
Campbelltown
Mrs. Walters
Daisy M. Myers
Ream Bldg
E. Main-St
Palmyra, PA
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