Palmyra Notes on Fishing Trip and Local Church Events
A Palmyra page records a fishing expedition by I. M. Fasnacht, H. R. Seltzer, and R. A. Brehm at Laurel Run Creek near Blain with one measured catch of five and a quarter inches. The group later joined by D. H. Sanders, H. L. Shiffler, and M. E. Henry. Additional items note Ascension Day plans, a Ladies auxiliary meeting for Good Samaritan hospital, church construction progress for Bethany United Evangelical, and a new music store opening by Clemence and Evans. Various local visits, plays at Palmyra High School, and church activities are listed.
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I. M. Fasnacht
H. R. Seltzer
R. A. Brehm
Perry County
Laurel Run Creek
Blain
Fasnacht
Ray Brehm
D. H. Sanders
Shiffler
M. E. Henry
N. E. Mark
North
Harrison Street
Amy Bergman
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lebanon
Bethany United Evangelical Church
South Railroad
East Cherry Streets
John C. Clemence & C. P. Evans
Clemence and Hvens
North Railroad Street
Pathe
Ira Harry
John Loy
Edward
Hershey
Cora Fisher
Annville
Herman Loy
George W. Peny
Benjamin Blartman
Paul Harts
Prescott
Verna Bergman
Noah Mark
Carrison Street
Mark's
Palmyra High School
League
Oetette
Pali
Raymond Kline
ML Airy Lutheran Seminary
Palm Chareh
H. A. Kunkle
Old Salem Luther Church
Kunkle
Devrous
Shaefer Ufricl
Myerstown
Brank Ulbrich
Satuday
Zone
Mt Giou
Martha Early
Luther League
Mary Reed
Ohio
John
Zug
Yonry Snyder
Reading
Bachmansville Community Notes Face Quiet Sunday
Communion services at the Mennonite Church drew large crowds. Local residents attended funerals, visited relatives, and helped with house repairs. Juries were drawn for Harrisburg courts, and neighborhood visits continued in Manheim Hershey Annville Campbelltown and Campbelltown areas.
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Amos Gruber
Palmyra
Christian Heistand
Rebecca
George Greiner
Farrer
Deodate
Melo Martin
Harold
Susan Eshleman
Harvey Basehore
Hershey
D. H. Nye
Nye
Aaron Hamilton
Campbelltown
Hamilton
Myrtle Kline
Jacob 5S
Brandt's
Wiram Bricker
Store Ad Promotes Fashion Garments and Lower Prices
An early fashion notice touts a clothing store offering stylish garments at lower prices than expected. It emphasizes quality and modern style while inviting shoppers to review affordable options.
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Garmen
Forest Fire Near Colebrook Draws 1000 Spectators
A wildfire swept several hundred acres near Samuel Foreman’s home drawing more than a thousand onlookers along the highway at Colebrook. Firefighters from Mt. Gretna aided by volunteers fought the flames as the blaze moved eastward past Foreman’s barn toward Mt. Wilson, with no serious damage reported by evening. The State Department urged caution with fires in woodlands and cigarette stubs.
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Amos C. Byles
Poorman
Wharto
Paulmyra
C. I. Gingrich
HB. Gingrich
Maryland
Rufus Wolf
Fredericksburg
Amos Martin
Ruth
Anna
Palmyra
B. M. Niemond
Upper Lawn
Colebrook
Samuel Foreman
Harry Nye
Mt. Wilson
Capt. Hicks
Mt. Gretna
Mr. Morenan
State Department
Ralph, Miller
Bride
Pittsburg
Mra
Win. Pratncht
Minerva Miller
Mra. Tausnacht
Harrburg
Jamer Belinoys
Dillyburg
Huery Oostetter
Mary
Orpha
Edna
Ida
Emerald
Platington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Light Brigade
Palm Church
Palm Bible School
Bible School Association
Church Council
Mary Breneman
E. S. Miller
Black Rock
Michael Kuntz
Richland
H. K. Ober
Elizabethtown
C. B. Mohler
John M. Hostetter
Trinity ‘Reformed Church
George Greiners
Main Street
Greiner
Harry Clark
P. Bamberger
Walter Artz
Ira
Phillip Miller
John H. Light
Mr. Ira
M. B. Fretz
Annie Moonshine
Albert Moonshine
Harly’s Mill
Bachmansville
Hershey Department Store