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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1926

Page

2

Palmyra News Highlights Local Club and Community Events

Palmyra and Lebanon County civic life feature the Palmyra Branch of the Potato Club sponsored by local businessmen led by Miles Horst. Others include bowling victories by Kreiders Bees, Legion post activities and fundraisers, church events, Mother's Day programs, school concerts, and various civic notices across Palmyra on May 13.

Palmyra Miles Horst Chamber of Commerce, of Lebanon Lebanon County Potato Club Palmyra Club Work Beolee U. Ferry Amos C. Snavely Ralph E. Spitler David C. Kreider A. C. Ober George W. Bowman Harry B. Moyer J. Landis Kreider J. Spayd_Bomberger Harry Speece Palmyra Travelers Kreiders Bees Ream Dave Ream Sanitary West Main Street Harrison Quigley Charles D. Gingrich Harry C Poorman R. E. Hartz C. E. Liebegott Seventh Street Lutheran Church Kathryn Kelchner First U.B Stanley Billheimer Palm United Lutheran Church Iroquois Theatre Arthur Miller Hohneman Hospital Philadelphia Palmyra Night Hawks Hershey Machine Shop Moyer Kopp Ulrich Shepler Enos Bashore C. S. Manwiller Lancaster Charles E. Shelly John Schriver LeRoy Deitrich Charles A. Deitrich Aucram N. Y Lutheran Church George F. Miller Bethany United Evangelical Church Delphian Chapter Marie C. Dusman Chambersburg

Miss Blanche Shuey Crowned May Day Queen

Miss Blanche Shuey of the Hummelstown High School senior class will reign as May Day Queen at the Athletic Park pageant in Hummelstown on Friday May 14 at 1 30 pm. Hilda Baker is maid of honor, with a 15 girl court and two jesters Landis Deimler and Robert Jacks. The program focused on health and leisure, featuring interpretative dances and athletic drills with 650 pupils participating.

Church of the Brethren Chestnut Street Allen E. Reist A. C. Reber Isaac King Forney Heagy Fontana United Christian Church Ethel Bashore FE. Main Street Friends New York City Harold S. Moyer Robert J. Hartz Warner Mark Clarence Noll Mary Elzabeth Rn C. F. Larnish Palmyra High School Henry Gipe Hummelstown J. Philip Billheimer Canada Mancousuen Quebec Ontario Paper Co Stanley Billheimer A. B Russell Lerch Muhlenberg College T. Ee. Lerch Ralph Spitler Paul Zimmerman Irvin Ginch Harold Engle Mat Dresher C.S. Manwiller Pine Grove Joseph Maulfair Mra Elmer C. Fortna Dorothy Add Killian the Water Works Blanche Shuey Athletic Park Hilda Baker Landis Deimler Robert Jacks Horace Hallman Robert Nissley Betty Alleman Patricia Brighthill Betty Greenawalt Esther Louise Reigle Geraldine McKissick Shoop Josephine Demmy Lebanon Michael Mullin The Reformed Church Dorothy Alwine Erla Balsbaugh Thelma Bistline Miriam Bomgardner Arlene Brunner South Water Street Dillman Blackburn Goodland Kans Blackburn George Blackburn Town Edward Reese Harrisburg Hospital Reese Mary Logan William Eschenour D. W. Brehm Swatara Creek Hummelstown High School Witmer Alwein Jacks Hummelstown High Dauphin County Paxtang Deimler Alwein Lebanon Valley College J.paul Nissley Mummelstown Buectley John Fr. Gay Germantown Nissley Tlheis Rockland Marion Walter Bridge Sarah Muth Conrad Curry Emily Cummings Florence Huber Jean McHolland Ethel Fisher Louise Achenbaugh Licalatte Mill William MecHolland Camp Tht Marjorie Nissley Misa Heather Millee Annie Burkholder Ada Walters Geo, Bartels Hershey High Beeres Achenbaugh Nipsey Wm. Wlahr Hattie Schoener Gon Roy Myerstown Newton Gordon Lenore Gordon

Birth announced for a son in Palmyra area

Mr and Mrs Frank Carper East Oak street announce the birth of a son last week. The parents receive congratulations from many friends. Various local movements and social visits are listed, including business and hospital notes. A food sale is announced for Trinity Reformed Church basement on May 15. For sale items include a 3 burner oil stove and a dog house priced as a bargain.

Frank Carper East Oak Street Bogen Columbia Ruth Spitler Lebanon Abraham Stauffer Main Street Pottsville Noah Mark Norman Geist Ating Lawrence J. Hosan Mauch Chunk Leon Miller Frank Heilman Cleona Charles Woomer Asbury N. J Harold A. Landis Grant Gerberich Mt. Joy Philadelphia Bordner Samaritan Hospital Palmyra Senny Trinity Reformed Church Mission Band Ammon E. Frye East Main Street Elizabethtown Mr. Frye Morton E. Frye Buffalo N. Y Harrisburg State Highway Department Washington Camp Annville Jonestown Paul F. Zimmerman East Cherry Street

Small Town Notices and Visits Highlight Community Life

Mrs FG Keller lists yellow chrysanthemum plants for sale at 28 S 8th St. Harry Z Etter accepts a new position with M Brighthill. Alberta Sourbeer and Catherine Stare attend Elizabethtown College for spring term. Ethel Smith moved to Hershey. Bertha Brinser visits Mt Joy. J Harry Alexander from Detroit visits family in town. Mrs Robert Reber visits Lancaster and family. Frank Muth from York visits his mother. Mrs C G Leatherman attends Gettysburg College Mother's Day program. Reed Walmer visits Philadelphia. J Landis Strickler visits from Penns Grove. Mrs Arthur Gingrich injured in wringer incident.

FG. Keller Harry Z. Etter M. Brighthill Alberta Sourbeer Catherine Stare Elizabethtown College Ethel Smith Second Street Hershey Chocolate Avenue Bertha Brinser Clayton Keller Mt. Joy J. Harry Alexander Detroit Mich J. H. Albright Robert G. Reber Lancaster Ussell Gleim Frank Muth York Laurauth C. G. Leatherman Gettysburg College Reed Walmer Philadelphia Annie Walmer J. Landis Strickler Penns Grove N. J Arthur Gingrich

Elizabethtown Plans Sesqui Centennial Celebration

Eleven committees totaling one hundred citizens were named to plan Elizabethtown sesqui centennial programs to be presented to the finance committee May 15. The July 3 celebration will feature a parade and pageant. Local officials named include H. R. Schnellman chairman and A. J. Garman secretary.

Elizabethtown H. R. Schnellman A. J. Garman J. N. Olweiler F. C. Croman T. H. Ebersole H. H. Nye H. E. Reem Rotary Club of Edgar A. Guest Kerton

Ruhl Brinser Wedding at St Pauls Church Elizabethtown

Miss Esther Viola Ruhl and Oscar Brinser were married at St Pauls United Brethren Church with a ring ceremony. Attendants included Ruth Sesse man and Stanley Gibson. ushers Elmer Herr and Lloyd Myers. reception for 100 guests at the Herr home. The couple will live on North Market street Elizabethtown.

Esther Viola Ruhl Henry Ruhl North Market Street Oscar Brinser John Brinser Park Street St. Paul's United Brethren Church Joseph Daugherty Ruth Sesseman Lancaster Stanley Gibson Elmer Herr Lloyd Myers Elizabethtown Robert Sesseman Margaret Lane Brinser Martin Heigel

Sunday School and Carnival notices across Campbelltown area

Attendees at a Sunday School convention in Newmanstown include Campbelltown residents Hiram Newgard Miss Mary Haliman and Harry Wolfersberger. Ascension Day closures. a Fire Company carnival runs June 19 to July 3 with furniture prizes worth 450.00 from M B Krum Annville. District Sunday School convention set at First U B Church Palmyra.

Hiram Newgard Mary Haliman Harry R. Wolfersberger Newmanstown Christian Endeavor Society of Salem Reformed Church Union Chapel Fontana M. B. Krum Annville U. B Palmyra Morris Long Penrose Oberholtzer Good Samaritan Hospital Miss Moyer Miss Bomberger Buffalo Springs Brandt Helen Risser Haldeman Miss Krumbein Chestnut Hill George Foreman Henry Wengert Wolfersberger Carrie Moyer Dorothy Spangler Spangler Kings Daughters Salem Samuel Moyer Harry Brunner Paul Bomgardners Stauffer West Main Street

What d yuh know and other diversions from The Smokestack

A fragment from The Smokestack column features jokes and vignettes about daily life. It includes readers Mae B Overweight Augusta Wind and Peony Wheezer, notes on audience contributions, humorous exchanges with characters like the Man with the Marble Top, Village Wit, and Man with the Cedar Chest, plus poems and reflections on inspiration and work.

Farmers expect higher corn oats and barley acreages this year

Farmers project planting 157 million acres of corn oats and barley in the United States this year, up from 155 million last year. Oats and barley acreage are set to rise while corn remains near last year’s level according to reports to the Department of Agriculture.

United States Department of Agriculture

Administrator's Notice for Estate of John Hallgren

Letters of administration granted to Ragnar Hallgren. all debts must be paid and claims presented to William M. Hollowbush, Florin, attorney, in Hershey Dauphin County Pennsylvania. Administrator listed with contact for claims and payments.

John Hallgren Hershey Dauphin Penn’a Ragnar Hallgren Wm. M. Hollowbush Florin

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