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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1923

Page

3

Hosiery Sale Prices From Silk to Lisle for Ladies and Children

A wide range of hosiery and undergarments is advertised with many styles and fabrics. Included are Fancy Silk Hose in black and cordovan from $2.50 to $4.50, Pigeon Hose at $1.49 to $2.25, Corticella Silk Hose $2.50 to $4.50, Martha 4 Foot Hose $3.50, Lady Fair Silk Hose $2.50, Mercerized Lisle Hose 98c, Misses Hosiery 25c to 49c, and Ladies Garments 95¢ to $1.98, plus school wear Hosiery 25c a pair.

Milady Martha Boyd Lady Fair

Palm Lutheran Church Events Highlight Palmyra Gatherings

Palm Church hosts Bible School at 9 a.m. and morning worship at 10 15 a.m. on May 6 with Luther League 6 30 p.m. A May 13 German Choir program at Salem Lutheran follows a German service by Pastor Kunkle. Local leaders and visitors attended and many events and visits are noted.

Palm Church Luther League Sunday Salem Lutheran Church Lebanon Palm Lutheran Church Kunkle J. O. Henry Topton Orphans Home H. A. Kunkle Howard Donald Klinger Lancaster Henry Karl Muhlenberg College O. Clause Allentown Fritch Harry Stahley Railroad Street Clayton Smith Rhoda Anna Floyd Donald Levi Hoffman Bertha H. J. Werner Phoebe Mumma Anna Mumma Cora Fashaent Anson Stahley Palmyra Alice Lear Samuel Lear Irene Fisher Charles Ruhl Charlotte Dorothy Annville Arthur Wentzel Hummelstown Lester Clarence Fasnacht Grantville Robert Weaver Mary Anna May D. K. Laucenslager Schwenksville J. A. Loose East Main Street G. Stein Loose S. N. Fasnacht Quentin David Dissinger Annie Hetrick Trinity Reformed Church H. L. Seltzer Atlantic City New Jersey Tall Cedars Glen Fickes Charles Harrisburg Charles Miller Gilbert New Cumberland W. E. Kreider C. F. Harnish Palmyra High School A. B. Vanccuer Juniata College

Elizabethtown Residents and Local Developments

Mr and Mrs Paris Frndy and children from New York visited Elizabethtown. F W Groff rehabs his residence on South Market Street while Wm Smith upgrades his home on South Popular. D J Martin bought building lots fronting South Market from Buch Hoffman Co. The Chautauqua runs June 11 to 17 with an ambitious program. D G Helsey returned from Florida with a lemon 18 3 4 inches in circumference and 17 inches wide.

Klein Chocolate Company Hae Helen Zeigler Mary Snyder Thryn Zug Miriam Ruby Dellig Elizabethtown College Emma Zeigler Niemond Lawn Updegraff Metzler Marietta John H. Steiner East High Street Park Street Dr. Blough Market House Ada Witman West High Street George Breneman North Market Street Samuel Geyer Edward Gish Geyer Breneman John Dupler Lancaster General Hosital Samuel Heisey H. M. Fink Falmouth W. A. Beates Milwaukee Wis Edward Beates Anna Anna W. Wolgenmuth Church of the Brethren Mission Chicago Susan Wolgenmuth Lancaster Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania Christ Lutheran Church Hershey M. LeRoy Wachter John Junk Orange Street Hanover Spruce Streets Buch-Hoffman Co J. McConnel Samuel G. Iverson Paris Frndy Robert Margaret New York F. W. Groff South Market Street Wm. Smith South Popular Street D. J. Martin Garber's Myera Elizabethtown

Local Notices Span Campbelltown and Nearby Communities

Campbellstown notes report visits by Dayton resident John B Lyter and Rev C H Longenecker plus church services at Salem Church. High School entrance exams enroll 37 pupils and Hershey seniors ran in Philadelphia relays. Several residents relocate paint jobs and property deals while a three year old suffered an arm injury. Police report shows 1022 arrests with 225 penitentiary terms and multiple discharge outcomes.

John B. Lyter Dayton Ohio A.G. Risser Earl Spangler Abner Spangler Leighton Linenweaver Palmyra Jones Lebanon Abber Spangler Floyd Tice Mark William Tice David Shelly Gephart Harold Long Hershey High School Philadelphia Daniel Conrad Oberlin Charles Forcrestt Brechtren In Christ U. C C. H. Longenecker New Holland P. H. Longenecker William Forrest John Oberholtzer Robert Sholly Reading Sholly la H. M. Shaffer Ross Sylva Clyde Hamly Risger

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