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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
2
The Palmyra Good Samaritan hospital Auxiliary will hold its first meeting Monday evening May 29 at 8 in the Palmyra Automobile Club rooms Valley Trust Building, replacing the previously announced Tuesday date. Messrs Bowman and Bomberger announced they bought the Oliver Henry farm and Beaver farm totaling about 200 acres for housing lots.
All day services were held at Shenk's church by United Brethren. Baptisms occurred Saturday. Brethren in Christ plan Sunday May 28 services and baptisms at Shenk's church. Various visits noted including Cornwell and Palmyra. Miss Martha Shearer with friend. Anna Geiman funeral at Lititz and Spring Creek Cemetery. Revival meetings begin in Mennonite Church led by Rev. Weaver.
Mrs Lavina Coppenhaver of Annville visits the Zeiger sisters this week. A meeting at Buel east of Palmyra is planned for Xeenaion Day. The Silent Sunday school lad attendance hits 122. The W M S marks its anniversary with a program and an address by Henry K Miller, missionary to day, at 7:30. Everyone is invited to Sunday school at Coelook. Harry Wolfersberger and Mel Pawling with Laura McGann visit his parents over the weekend. Samuel Moyer Jr visits John J Moyer at Schuylkill town last Sunday. Will Stover returns home from four months in a Philadelphia hospital.
A Southern church minister, famed for duty, climbs a church spire to inspect its safety. His stories flood sermons and chats until farmers challenge him with a weathercock joke. A railroad section worker messes up a report with terse, odd phrasing.
A two year old Earl Moore Moore celebrated at his grandparents home. Hum melstown forms a Women Democratic Club with officers including Mrs Narry Laucks and Mrs Grover Buser. Visitors from Japan met Harrisburg election officials while bleachers rise at Athletic Park. Reformed beat United Brethren 6-4. upcoming games scheduled. Numerous visits, a $65 000 school loan defeat, poppy drive for Memorial Day, and local road repairs to share costs. Memorial services planned for Model Woodmen Camp and a luncheon for Major L W T Waller Jr. Zusammenarbeit with several residents noted.
Samuel Meyers attends funeral for his mother at Mt Joy. Fred Fisher of Collegeville buys cows shipped from Gingrich Bros yards by Hi M Gruber. A new community baseball team grows enthusiasm. diamond work begun near the village. W J Williamson elected manager. Local Church practices for Children say program. date pending. Clarence the boy misses dinner but answers later with a bite.
A lite boy questions why lantern lectures occur after a Holy Land visit but not after Paris. He watches a parent gather notes and slides for a parish entertainment, noting the uneven use of travel experiences as lecture material.
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