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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

2

Memorial Services for Rev Paul F Schaffner in Hummelstown

Memorial service for Rev Paul F Schaffner missionary who died in Japan will be held at the Reformed Church on May 14 with Rev J S Hellner in charge and Dr Allen K Bartholomew delivering the memorial address. Mrs Schaliner and children plan to return to the United States with the Esperman family leaving Yokohama June 24.

Bartholomew Key F. L. Kesperman Yamagala Caroline Shhatiner Tthel Hendricks Marmany George W. Karmany Karmony C. G. Leatherman Z10n Lutheran Church D. Kurtsmith Philadelphia Waulan Homer Hendricks New York Rusa Hendricks Los Angeles Kihei Fisher Harrinsburg Marion Waller F. G. Keller Elizabeth Mutzabaugh Duncannon Mirs George R. Muth and Son Hadnon Heights M. J Laura Nuuth Hettner Union Deposit Myr Lee Conley Clara Krause Josephine Krause Harrisburg H. J. Gebhardt South Water Street W. W. Box Conley United States Army Harrsburg Susan Krause S. J. Maconaughy Methodist Church Reformed Church W. H. Siple Wilkinsburg Minnie M. Kasom Chester Gates Indianapolis Thomas McCall Newton Gordon Mary Ebersole Lenore Gordon Ellen Potts George Fox Kie Fisler W. Main Street Charles Ellinger Monroe Gingrich Sam. F. Wood John Hildebrand Enola Annie Nye Myrtle Garrett Annie Ejisenour Sara Jane Buser Lebanon Valley College Alice Hachnsen C. P. Haehnlen Phyllis Blackburn Shippensburg Harold Hellyer Pottsville Allen K. Walton A. Grill U. B Ladies’ Aid Society Union Deposit Lutheran Church Samuel Zerfoss Devco Clarence Poorman Kingston Josephine Burkholder Chickering Hall Margaretta Kennedy Harris Bertram C. Light John M. Whittock Town Ursinus College Club Penn-Harris Hotel J. A. Kilmer R. H. Gleim Chas. W. Stroeble Lancaster Dorothy Light University Hospital George A. Light

Cost of Living Mounting Higher

The first revenue measure by Rep Edmonds Philadelphia was approved by Governor Pinchot. It imposes a four mill tax on bank capital stock, replacing the par value tax. It aims to raise about 1.6 million in the next biennium. Marriage licenses rise to 2.50, an increase of one dollar, under Sen Mansfield Allegheny. Municipalities may fund insurance for volunteer firemen and adjust age licensing rules. a new fish code changes daily catches and imposes licensing for those over 16. Estimated revenue impact targets about 100,000 annually, with 5 percent exemptions and penalties for unpaid municipal assessments within 90 days.

Rep Edmonds Philadelphia Pinchot Sen Mansfield Allegheny County Miller Crawford

Palmyra Meeting Highlights and Local News Roundup

Palmyra Pa May 7 Members of the Fast Grands Association of the I O O F Lebanon County were entertained at Palmyra Lodge 1132 with Rev Paul M Rinports delivering the evening address. Special music by a sax quartet and readings gave a lively program. Police reports describe three youths charged with disorderly conduct following an attempted passenger abduction on North Eighth Street. Obituaries note Christiana S Krall aged 84 and Joel Moyer aged 54. Other items cover local society events, club actions against Lebanon officials, and community notices.

Palmyra Lebanon County Palmyra Lodge Paul M. Rmports Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Hershey Mt. Wolf York Co Stanley Brandt Harry Zimmerman Ivin Balmer Paul Brewer Minnie Bowman Roy Hoerner County Association Wilson Cooper Lebanon North Eighth Street White Ana Isaac Basehore J. D. Books Cleona Sarah Sheaffer John Loser Cileona Susie Kreider Chestnut Street W. Longenecker Agnes Longenecker East Cherry Street Hetrick West Hanover Robert Jack Philadelphia Jack Irvin Spancake Paul Noll Ralph Noll Steelstown Allen D. Blouch George Longenecker Harry Ray Wagner Russel Richard David Blouch Christianna S. Krall Daniel H. Wilhelm Mennonite Church Ezra Kreider South Annvile Phares Krall Quentin Moyer W. C St. Daniel’s Lutheran Church Robesonia Chicago Daniel Mary Miller Tillie Blackburn Xenia Ohio St. Daniel’s Church Palmyra Automobile Club Walters Walter Palmyra Club Christian Gingrich Esq Commonwealth Katie E. Snyder Jacob E. Schwartz South 10Th Street Reading Dauphin County Jacob Sarah Baldwin Cora Herbert Henry Omar Snyder Whitey Shertzer Hershey Chocolate Co Sam Wolf Susan Fite Hershey Hospital Anson Fox Annvillé Aaron Fox Edith Gingrich Harnish Annville U. B Isabelle Boyer Werneraville North Lebanon Shoe Co Yingst’sa George Bisney New York Ammon Frye C. A. Manwiller State College Swank Mechanicaburg Ihat Mechanicsburg High

Class of 1900 celebrates twenty-fifth anniversary at Elizabethtown High

The Elizabethtown High School Class of 1900 marked its 25th reunion with a May banquet at Oaklyn Tea House. A 7 pm dinner featured American Beauty rose centerpieces, red and white decorations, and a program including confessions and addresses by former teachers. Officers elected included Ober Morning as president and Ida Fitzgerald as secretary treasurer. The records note attendees and absentees, plus local obituaries, hospital news, a court case verdict, and community notices from Elizabethtown and nearby areas.

Elizabethtown Elizabethtown High School Oaklyn Tea House Daisy J. Senseman Henry L. Gise E. E. Sloat Ober Morning Ida Fitzgerald Clarence E. Barnes Elizabeth Brinser Edgar Rutt Walter H. Jengle Christ Balmer J. Ralph Grossweirs Daisy T. Senseman KL. E. Stoat Town Charles C. Hicks Maytown Walter Shank Norristown Ober Reading Fitzgerald Harrisburg Mary Rutherford David Kline

Campbelltown News Notes include meetings and births

School board plans a Monday May 1 meeting while residents report family visits births and illnesses. A string of local events follows with marriages, deaths, church activities, a recital by Walter Wallace, and a barn meeting in Ascension Day observations. Mrs. Brandt dies of pneumonia at 57, services planned near Zinns Mill.

Abner Spangler Jones Jonestown Martha Longenecker Harvey Quentin Stork Roy Deets Amos Geeseman Charles Dissinger Paul Bomgardner Dorothy Annie Sanders Risser John Shetter H. M. Hostetter Harry Flickering Henry J. Aulenbach John Shuckman Lemoyne Harry Stump Salem K. of P United Christian Denomination Edwin Witman Boxlunch Jacob Page Philadelphia Wolfersbergers Dr. Risser Smith Melvin Deets S. S Lebanon

Population growth projections for Pennsylvania to 1950

A Bell system forecast summarized by the Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee estimates Pennsylvania will rise from 8.72 million in 1920 to about 12.3 million by 1950, with most growth in industrial Pittsburgh area and Philadelphia corridor. United States population would reach 150 to 155 million by 1950, driven by births and limited immigration, while rural gains lag behind urban growth.

United States Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee American Telephone & Telegraph Com Eet Telephone Loompany Penwove Pennsylvania Bell System Pittsburg

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