Nainsooks and Cloths Highlight Plain Shades and Comfy Cribs
Advertises a range of fabrics including Kiddy Cloth in plain shades checks and stripes at 39c per yard. Long Clothes 36 inches wide priced 20c 25c and 29c per yard. Nainsooks 36 inches wide priced 25c to 59c per yard. Cribs offered as large roomy and beautifully finished at $25.00 and $27.50.
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Batiste
Mothers Day Observed at M E Church Hummelstown
The M E Church in Hummelstown observes Mothers Day with a morning service at 10 30 featuring a voluntary chorus and readings by mothers plus a sermon on Protestantism's misplaced mother and a children’s program. An evening service at 7 30 includes a flag presentation by ex soldiers in uniform and patriotic readings and songs. Conveyances are provided for disabled mothers and a white carnation is given to attendees.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of
Hummelstown
H. C. Gilger
H. C. Hartranft
Thomas
Epler
E. Thomas
Herdic Wolaver
Edna Gingrich
J. J. Fellenbaum
Phyllis Blackburn
Irene Gilnett
Ruth Bushs
S. Ulrich
Mae Boyer
Aleeta Lingle
God
Miss Rhan
Master Wolaver
Miss Bricker
Lord
Shepherd
Carl Highes
Robert Spire
Freshman Class Delightful Hershey High Party
The Freshman Class of Hershey High School held a bright party Friday evening April 29 at Miss Mildred Palmers home 102 Aretha Ave. Music games and refreshments provided wholesome pleasure. Attending were teachers Miss Lillian Rowe and Miss Florence Dersheimer plus numerous students and several guests.
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Hershey High School
Mildred Palmer
Aretha Ave
Lillian Rowe
Florence Dersheimer
Helen M. Fors
Marion Hess
Ada Risser
Anna Reese
Esther Leedom
Lucille Gilman
Rhoda Verger
Gladys Christ
Antionette Bilotta
Esther Walmer
Gladys Kohr
Mildred Hocker
Herbert Winters
William Spangler
Ralph Freysinger
Raymond Kincard
John H. Bomgardner
Clyde Ebersole
Walton Wiley
Paul Belser
George Zeigler
Mary Gallagher
Harrisburg
Charles Palmer
Marketgram summary of grain and livestock markets May 2 1921
Weekly market report notes uncertain grain prices with export demand and light offerings. Chicago cash values include No 2 red winter wheat 1.44 and No 2 hard 1.49, corn 58c to 69c, and mixed reports for May and July futures. Livestock prices in Chicago trend upward with hogs and cattle higher, while notes on feed and mill products show slight price changes amid light production and demand.
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U.S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Canolpe
New York
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Kansas City
Omaha
Memphia
Prairie
N.bo
Memphis
Orleans
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Cial
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Wakefield
M. E. Church