Palmyra Happenings Mixed Visits and Local Notes
J A Detweiler and wife visited in Lebanon on Saturday. Mrs Cyrus Greiner leaves for Hahnemann hospital Philadelphia for surgical operation. Palmyra High and Hershey High played baseball. Misses Dissinger Eby Myers Heisey attended. Miss Baker of Texas to speak at U B Church on mission work. School board paid teachers eighth month salaries. Local visits include G H Moyer family, John Shiner, William Turby, R G Laudermilch, Milton Fox and family, Ira Hartz and wife, and others. Charles Miller pours concrete pavement on Main street. Miss Erb of Dickinson College spent weekend with parents. Various residents visited or traveled to nearby towns.
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Lebanon
Cyrus Greiner
Lincoln Street
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Jestina Dissinger
Violet Eby
Fannie Myers
Ada Heisey
Hershey
Palmyra
Miss Baker
Texas
U. B
G. H. Moyer
John Shiner
William Turby
R. G. Laudermilch
Milton Fox
Ira G. Hartz
Cyrus Hartz
Charles Miller
Main
E. S. Gerberich
Middletown
William Early
United, Christians
H.M. Hostetter
Bowman
Gabriel Moyer
Mr. Joy
Michael Moyer
John Shetter
Ed.Fry
F. B. Saylor
Landis Greenawalt
Will Hamilton
Ben Ebersole
Lebanon Business College
New cigar store opens near Hotel Benson
Edward Gruber opened a cigar store beside Leigrist meat market near Hotel Benson. The shop offers a full line of smoker articles and began operations Tuesday morning.
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Edward Gruber
Leigrist
Hotel Benson
Warren Foltz Buys Box Ball Alleys
Warren Foltz has purchased the box ball alleys from A McNair of Middletown. The new proprietor opens the alleys for ladies with play each afternoon except Saturday.
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Warren Foltz
A. McNair
Middletown
Henry Wenger Ill at Home with Brights Disease
Henry Wenger is ill at his home suffering Brights disease and has nearly lost his sight. He is described as frail and under medical care.
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Henry. Wenger
Bright
Mr. Wenger
Cafe Roth Plans Reopening After Fire Damage
Cafe Roth to reopen after a fire last week with insurance settlement completed. Representatives visited the scene on Monday to assess damage and rooms will be refitted and furnished for the relaunch.
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Cafe
Roth
Insurance Company
United Christians Hold All Day Conference at Chestnut Church
The United Christians conducted an all day conference at their Chestnut Street church on Monday, gathering members for discussion and planned activities.
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United Christians
Chestnut Street
Irwin Herr
Auto Club to Be Chartered in Lebanon County
The Palmyra Auto Club filed a petition at the Lebanon county courthouse for incorporation. The document lists thirty four leading residents as applicants and eleven directors. Charter application is set for May 27.
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The
Palmyra Auto Club
Lebanon County Court House
Rev Dundore Speaks on Patriotism at P O S of A Camp
Rev Paul J Dundore addressed the local P O S of A camp at the Reformed Church Sunday evening. The pastor spoke on Patriotism and Fraternity. Mozart male quartet provided special music.
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the Reformed Church
Paul J.dundore
Mozart
Evangelical Lutheran Church Services Schedule
Frederick Krauf, pastor, conducts Bible study at 10.15 a.m. Devotional service at 9.00 a.m. Chief service at 7.30 p.m. Catechumen’s class on Wednesday at 3.45 p.m. church duties at local parish.
Feeding and care for sows after farrowing detailed
Breeders' Gazette outlines sow nourishment after farrowing paralleling late gestation needs. No food on first day. provide tepid water, then light slop of middlings bran and ground oats. Increase gradually to match piglets’ milk intake while avoiding udder swelling and milk impairment.
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Breeders’ Gazette
Pig feeding guidance for healthy gains in corn belt farms
The text details pig rations using corn with tankage or middlings, soybeans or oil meal as substitutes, and skimmilk as feed. It emphasizes the need for good grazing such as alfalfa, clover, bluegrass, rape, peas and oats for cheap gains and health. A nursing sow with a large litter can consume most milk-producing feed after a few weeks.
Death of Jacob Grumbein in Campbelltown at 69
Jacob Grumbein of Locust street died peacefully last Friday evening at age 69 in Campbelltown. He was buried Tuesday at the Reformed cemetery after services by Reverends Curry Landis and Christian Kreider. He leaves a wife and a son George of Palmyra.
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Campbelltown
Jacob Grumbein
Locust Street
Reformed
Curry
Landis
Christian Kreider
George
Palmyra
Butterine Remains Popular Despite Butter Price Fluctuations
Zeller's Butterine and 5c and 10c Store Butterine maintain strong demand as customers prefer its purity. Chemists praise its quality and purity, stating it will stay on tables even when real butter prices change.
Bargains on 5c and 10c Goods in Palmyra
A Palmyra store at 29 Railroad Street advertises 5c and 10c goods. The notice highlights strong purchasing power of nickels and dimes and promotes low price selections.
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Palmyra
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