Palmyra Church Notes and Community Updates
Palmyra reports a two week Brethren Church meeting led by Rev J C Zug in Cordorus York County and a series of church and school events. Activities include Trinity Reformed Church reception for new members, Mother's Day observances, and a Palmyra High School seniors program. Remodeling works and new grandstand construction progress at Palmyra Athletic Association, with local families visiting, travels to Reading and Hershey, and residents’ housing and business projects noted.
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J. C. Zug
Cordoros
York County
Brethren Church
Jacob Longenecker
Andrew Clendenen
York
Kate Zug
Hershey
Christ Moyer
S. R. Zug
Elizabethtown
Trinity Reformed Church
H. A. Kunkle
Howard
Ernest Yorty
Lebanon
Reading
Palm
Frank Snyder
St. Ladies
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Allentown
Women’s Missionary Societies
Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Eugene Showers
Chestnut Street
Palmyra High School
Walter Loy
Beatrice Slesser
Alba Disney
Earl Wolfe
Cyrus Forney
Sara Hartz
Hilda Gingrich
J. M. Gin
Adamowske
Boston
W. H. C. Ladies’ Bible
First United Brethren Sunday School
W. H. Sanders
North Railroad Street
Palmyra Athletic Association
Palmyra
Bamberger
West Main Street
W. E. Miller
Krill
Emmat Boyer
Leesport
Martha E
W. G. Dietz
Amanda Basnacht
Martha
Early
Emma Boyer
Lickdale
Michael Gingrich
Local Notes From Campbelltown and Nearby
Campbelltown residents John Moyer Mrs Moyer and a sister of Schaefferstown visited G C Wolfersberger on Saturday. Mrs Sue Shoe and children near Manheim visited Priscilla Rulit on Sunday. Priscilla Rad is suffering with a carbuncle behind her ear. Sunday school at Salem church Sunday morning at 2. Church service at 1006 by Rev Leinbach. Mr Denfrich and his workmen did papering for Mrs Waltershea weed. Salem church deacons meet at M S Long's Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Zeiger with two sisters Ligaio and Mamma and Mr and Mrs Harry Wickinger attended the funeral of Martha Goodheart in Reading on Tuesday. Mrs Walters visited Fama Vetter at Merahoy on Monday. John Moltz of Philadelphia was a visitor in town on Anhecattys Government sheeda can be obtained at Miller Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Proudfoot
H. N. Shaeffer
A. G. Snyder
Dudley Brinser
Hummelston
Miller
Will Wealand
John Albert
Henry McCurdy
Lebanon
Salem Cemetery
Irwin Good
Wernersville
George
Henry Bordlemay
Risser
Lizzie Wolfersberger
G. C. Wolfersberger
Cyrus Reigle
Harry Strupp
Michael Moyer
Amelia Ginder
Carlisle
John Moyer
Miller Son
Nebraska Governor Urges Hard Work to Return to Normal Times
Governor Samuel J. McKelvie says the nation must embrace hard work and cooperative effort to recover from crises. He cites agriculture as the prosperity gauge, notes farm prices fell to twenty five year lows, and praises farmers who cut wages and tightened belts to restart production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. McKelvie
Nebraska
McKelvie
Tender Beef From West Lancaster Is Topic At Penn State Cornerstone
President John M. Thomas told Pennsylvania cattle feeders that Western beef supplies, including meat from Lancaster to improve eastern production, show Pennsylvania can stage a beef cattle revival. He noted State College bred beef cattle and feeding programs aim to boost farmers and inspire about 1000 agriculture students while expanding livestock across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John M. Thomas
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
State College
Denii Watts
United States
Bargain Fashion Finds in Dry Goods and Hosiery Sale
A dense advertisement lists discounted fabric, notions, dresses, hosiery, gloves, ribbons, and linens. It features crochets, Bucilla threads, laces, handkerchiefs, belts, and silk hosiery with bundled pricing such as two pair for a dollar and four for a dollar. Includes yardage deals on ginghams, percale, and silks.
Men's Khaki Pants and Other Menswear Dollar Day Sale
Full cut khaki pants with belt loops and five pockets priced at $1.00. Blue overalls, wool worsteds, and silk hose offered. athletic union suits and straw hats with discounts. Spring suits from $25 to $50, 20% off dollar day. various collars, socks, and summerwear included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Chalmers
Munsing
Nainsook
Madras
Palm Beach
Fashion Park
Kirchbaum
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Campbelltown
Tie
Efaneled
Hin
Pat
Bertie
Belfast
Anderson
Hershey Department Store
China
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