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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

6

Hersh Landis Wedding In East Petersburg

Albert H. Hersh Jr and Ruth Rebecca Landis of East Petersburg wed May 5 at the bride's home with Prof H K Ober officiating. They will reside at 734 Chester Ave Lancaster after a wedding trip.

Albert H. Hersh, Jr Ruth Rebecca Landis Rebecca D. Landis East Petersburg H. K. Ober Hersh Chester Avenue Lancaster Harvey Shenk Mary John Shenk Frank E. Hartman Lebanon George Hocker Crescent Club Hocker Richard Wall Hummelstown Grace Fink Falmouth William Leroy Hamilton Watch Armstrong L. Becker Africa Bethel Church H. G. Reese Earl Dupers Klein Chocolate Factory Vere Treichler Edgar Fitzler Maytown B. F. Godenauer Church of the Brethren, of Harry Batdorf Stella Dupler Trimmer’s Anna Klein Detroit Michigan Eli Arndt Maggie Hollering Mt. Joy Frank Campbell James R. Nauman Lemoyne Washington Street Daniel Fleisher B. F E. Heiges Hleiges Samuel B. Kiefer E. Roy Engle Long Beach California Henry A. Coble East High Street Annie L. Coble FR. Aldinger Abram Hoffer Youngstown Ohio Ping Ting Shanghai Rider Kung Academy Taiku Sun Yat Sen Tzabeth Charleston Independent Exchange

Lawn News Highlights From Upper Lawn Community

On the seventh birthday anniversary of Christine Gruber a play party was given with many local youths attending. Harry Pierce received an artificial foot and is learning to move without crutches. Quarry blasting alarms residents as it may affect incubator eggs. Several residents visited Harrisburg or hosted visitors from Lebanon and Enola. Mother's Day was celebrated at the local Sunday School with mothers in charge of arrangements and teachers listed.

Christine Gruber Harry M. Gruber Upper Lawn Dorothy Rengier Marion Williamson Henrietta Heilman Matthew Kathleen Laura Sandy Dorothy Haldeman Myra Risser Ruth Ruie Reed Abram Helen Risser Geraldine Kenneth Niemond Hilda Flory Grace Myers Minerva Miller Frederick Harry Gruber Harry Pierce Isaac Risser Ira Risser D. Yingst H. M. Gruber C. C Gingrich B. M. Niemond Harrisburg Ada Randler Lebanon A. S. Lehman Clara Barnhart Enola A. R. Brubaker Wm. Williamson William Shearer Palmyra Harry Shearer

A Stout Woman Buys Two Seats for One Show

A stout, considerate woman habitually buys two tickets to theatre shows to stay comfortable. When she handed the attendant her tickets, he asked who would occupy the other seat. She replied she would occupy both seats, only to learn they were on opposite sides of the aisle.

Notice to Former Service Men Comes From U S Treasury

A notice from the United States Treasury Department Bureau of War Risk Insurance explains reinstatement options for lapsed War Risk Insurance. It lists six identifying details needed and urges former service men to contact local organizations or the Insurance division in Washington for forms and information. The notice invites attendance at the next American Legion post meeting on the 27th to discuss the issue.

United States Treasury Department Bureau of War Risk Insurance Bureau American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Army Navy and Marine Corps American Red Cross Salvation Army Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board Insurance Division Washington, D Navy Ivan L. Mease

Battle dash ends with stray bullet near French outpost

A German Scout car bursts into a French post as rifles pepper the vehicle. The passenger shivers after a bullet wounds his arm, worrying what would have happened if it had struck Che Gre.

Mrs A Clever Idea Letter Mail Plan

Mrs A questions her husband about habit of mailing letters and Mrs B replies she ensures he places them in his mailbox. The dialogue highlights a comic domestic exchange with a pun on memory and routine.

Mrs. A Mrs. B

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Elizabethtown News J. M. Cassel Philadelphia S. B. Kiefer S. P. Engle Recorder’s Office Simon B. Landis Orphan's Home Association of the Mennonite Church Millersville Irvin Bomgardner Lawn News J. C.C Henderson Hershey Princess Hershey. PA
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