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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1922

Page

2

Elizabethtown News Briefs Include Local Deaths and Events

James C. Arnold of the borough died at his son Albert Arnold's home at 31 Wilson Avenue from a stroke at age 66. He was a retired railroad worker and also resided previously in Ryde. He leaves Albert and Charles of Martinsburg, West Virginia. Burial occurred in Newton Hamilton, Pa. The community reports a reorganized high school football team under coaches Rob ert Heistand and Ralph Shirk. Other items note church activities, social events, local visits, a jitney trial ruling for Johnson Ebersole, and a 1922 collision retrial. A former express company driver, Albert Mitchell, returns at age 92 with tales of his vanished $5000, linking to Havre de Grace and Auatrux.

James C. Arnold Albert Arnold Wilson Avenue Ryde Albert Charles Martinsburg West Virginia Newton Hamilton The Reformed Church Bethany Orphan Womelsdorf J. Walter Dulebohn Martin Witmer Rothville C. B. Witmer Mary Swenk Lancaster Monroe Sweigart Elizabethtown Robert Heistand Ralph Shirk Elvin Baker Acme A. S. Kreider Paul Frey Baker Reba Beam Kathryn Coble Mt. Gretna Mary Stauffer York J. R. Ebersole Richland B. L. Geyer Oscar Brinser Sarah Eshenower Philip Singer Elmer Frey Blaine Hatt Russell Shiffer Enterprise Kansas Church of the Brethren Washington Street Fiddler Ohio Lutheran Church L. D. Coble Coble Wick Jones Julia Blough J. E. Weidman Herman Risser Emma Coble Lillie Perrett Emma Keller Anna Olweiler Merle Zarfoss Camille Good Margaret Good Elizabeth Whitmer Elizabeth Heisey Elizabeth Plummer Magdalene Sweigart Esther Sweigart B. Keefer Mary L. Kuhn Messrs. Barton Paul Stanley Kelly Richard Myers Henry Coble Wm. Fletcher Lancaster General Hospital Benjamin Ressler New York State Albert M. Stoner North Bainbridge Mary E. Winters John G. Ebersole Lawn Mary Elizabeth Koth A. Elmer Butt Swatara Hill Ralph Hipple Harrison Hipple Bainbridge Johnson Ebersole Middletown Hargest Ebersole David Gerlack Harrisburg Krodel Gerlack Krodels Paul Houseal S. B. Becker W. S. Houseal W. S. Ackerman John Ackerman Falmouth Fred Kuhns John Sweigart Dieroff J. Stern Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Hershey John Murtaugh Weasley Risser Lester Swelgart Royalton David Burkholder Columbia Albert Mitchell United States Express Company Havre de Grace Auatraux

Community notices and visits span towns and events

John Cape of Hershey visited Mrs Walters F R Dissinger and Harry Fas nacht Sunday. Several births were announced, 305 attended rally day services, and many residents like Lizzie Spangler and Laura Martin were noted as visitors or mourners. Local church activities include Sunday school plans and anniversary services, with a slate roof and painting underway at churches.

John* Cape Hershey Walters F. R. Dissinger Harry Fasnacht Victor Long Elam Felty Elizabethtown Edna Flowers Lebanon John Herring Adam Hitz Oberholtzer Furry Latrobe Paul Dundore U.B P. I. Moyer Mt. Joy Henry Wengert Hallowe’en Helen Violet Wagner Hummielstown Lizzie Spangler Annville Laura Claude Martin Reformed Church Leinbach U. B Geo. Peters Landis Greenawalt Woman’s Missionary Society of the Lebanon Classis St. Mark’s Reformed Church Salem Church Joseph Bowman M. S. Long Robert Behney Lizzie Earley Peter Longenecker Amos Risser Pittsburgh Clayton Longenecker Harry Gruber Salem Reformed Church

Dairy industry notes and local farming gains near Lebanon

Fred Rasmussen cites 1920 census data showing Pennsylvania third in dairy product value behind New York and Wisconsin, with nearly 100 million. highlights Holstein breed records, pure-bred cattle share, and dairy economy advances. Also reports W E Schmick potato harvests and local wildlife sightings in upper Dauphin County valleys.

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