Palmyra Church Event And Local Social Notices
Arrangements are under way for an all day and weekend church meeting of the Church of the Brethren on Chestnut Street with prominent ministers and large local attendance expected. Community guests and various family visits are noted alongside reports of Girl Scouts, Bible classes, and Halloween events in Palmyra and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Chestnut Street
Anna Gruber
A. B. Grubb
F. S. Carper
J. H. Longenecker
John C. Zug
Lebanon
James Heffner
Friedensburg
Morris Heffner
Reading
C. W. Heffner
West Main Street
Stauffer
Manheim
John Zeigler
Beulah
Harrisburg
Esther Fasnacht
Margaret Buck
Helen Snavely
Campbelltown
Isaac Doutrich
Samuel Doutrich
Paul Miller
Harry Miller
Swatara
Philip Miller
John H. Light
Russell
Dorothy ‘Ferry
Mildred Slack
Hershey
Gertrude Shaeffer
Harry
John McLain
Henry Bixler
Henry B. Spayd
Garden Grove
California
George Shroyer
Ira J. Early
Maggie Carmany
Stephen Showers
Annville
Levi Bowman
Harry Grim
Robert
George Grim
First
A. B. Sunday School
Mary Brenneman
Palmyra
I’rank Foltz
Harry Dietz
Harry Millard and
Lisburn
W. G. Deitz
Maple Street
C. W., Bachman
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Hallowe'en
Anthony Warta
C. P. Marberger
Hokendauqua
Palm ‘Bible School
Missionary Society of
Palm Lutheran Church
C. H. Smith
Trinity Lutheran Church
Palm Church
Church Council
Mission Band
First U. B
Otterbein Guild
Marion Walter
Sarah Muth
Katharine Shull
Marjorie Nissley
R. H. Gleim
Annie Burkholder
Florence Huber
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
John Leiby
F. G. Keller
Russell H. Gleim
R. E. McCauley
Altoona
Joseph Mumma
Baltimore
Hummelstown
Star Theatre
Greystock
Clara Bare
Philadelphia
George R. Fox
East Main Street
Samuel H. Reinhart
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Lutheran, Church
BE. Z. Etter
Howard Neuin
Poplar Avenue
Clyde Strohman
James Barclay
D. W. Cassel
Zion Lutheran Church
Cassel
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
U. B. Church
Jubilee Fund
Elliott-Fisher Company
Elliott-Fisher Co
Buffalo
American Legion Post 265
Crescent Club
Masonic Lodge
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Fred McCall
Reformed
Applegate
Bayhead
N. J
Earl Brighthill
Emma Reed
Ella Reed
Dr. Baker
Hanover Street
Talowe
Dauphin County
C. I. Union
Christ Lutheran Church
18Th
Thompson Streets
Warrisburg
Reformed Church
Katharine Brighthill
Russell T. Gleim
Faithful Workers
The
Reformed Sunday School
Ward Landis
Chemical Fire Company
Rupert
J. G. Koller
South Railroad Street
Mina Corrie Schaffner
J. J. Schaffner
Tagion
Thummelstown
Community notices from Campbelltown and surrounding towns
Campbelltown area residents share sickness updates and social visits. An exhibit and service at Palmyra U B Church invites attendance with a 7 30 program and Rev Leinbach speaking. Jottings cover family visits, birthday surprise for Martin Seltzer, and church activities including a revival ending due to smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gruber
A. G. Risser
Lebanon
Ladies’ Guild
Mary Seltzer
Palmyra U. B
Leinbach
Malinda Hemperly
Emma Lineweaver
A. G. Snyder
John Rittinger
Walters
Jacob Nye
Ralph Wolfersberger
Chamber Hill
Harry Giveler
Helen
Geraldine
Sophia Bingaman
Lizzie
Ephrata
Will Wolfersberger
Almeda
Palmyra
G. C. Wolfers
Martin Seltzer
Creona
Middletown
Elizabethtown
Myers
Africa
U. C
Clarence Keggeries
Dorothy Grumbein
J. W. Snavely
Salem
Evangelical Church
Lawn
Kings’ Daughters
Arnold
Samuel Moyer, Jr
Edith Shelly
Allentown
Miriam Brunner
Salem Church
Moyer
Ed. Horstick
Paxtang
Woman's Missionary Society
Chinat Reformed Church
Joseph Bowman
Robert Behney
Lizzie Early
Linglestown
Diverse Textiles and Bedding Flushed at Discount Prices
Catalog-like page lists bleached sheets, pillow cases, percale, ginghams, muslin, damask tablecloths, ginghams, bed comforts, wool blankets, towels, net curtains, shirting madras, duchess satin, taffeta silks and unions suits. Items show sizes, patterns, and comparative sale prices per yard or unit. Many prices reflect markdowns from higher former prices across textiles and apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com- Anderson Ginghams
PHCE
Ccc
Ceee Ee
Australia and New Guinea as Imperial Outlooks and Rail Link
Judson C. Welliver argues in Century Magazine that Australia aims for leadership in the South Temperate Zone with vast resources in New Guinea, a future British-dominated realm. He notes a continental railroad as a sign of developing power akin to the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson C. Welliver
Century Magazine
New Guinea
Australia
United States
Portland
Omaha
Germany
Great Britain
Union Pacific
There is always room for one more bishop
A Jackson dinner scene features Bishop Bratton humorously replying to a millionaire who says he never goes to church. The bishop notes many hypocrites but warmly insists there is always room for one more. The exchange centers on faith, tolerance, and inclusion in a lighthearted civic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Bratton
Jackson
Eletrcl
Comparative sale highlights on fabrics and accessories
Odd shades of velveteen and dress goods offered at bulk sale prices with 20 percent off. Silk gloves, lace remnants, and various notions priced from pennies to several dollars, with numerous items at comparative sale prices. Ladies umbrellas, camisole yokes, and crochet cottons included among discount offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
Coats
Palm Beach
Children’s Union
Fragmentary Text From Calendar Notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the sequence fee ee ee Oh eee hh te iry Kalpheno oes rea eae Kolynos a te ase. No clear event or entities are readable.
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Kolynos
Out of the Ordinary Temporal Laws and Global Snapshots
The piece surveys Uruguay’s dry laws aiming for 1925 centennial unity and cites census data showing Japan’s fourteen cities over 100000, led by Tokio at 2,178,162. It also notes beauty standards for Japanese women, Chinese baby dress symbolism, and a Napoleon era coat lapel nick forming an M as a symbol of loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Japan
Tokio
Napoleon
General Moreau
Moreau
A Mental Giant Tourists Mock Indian Couple
A summer Alaska tour group mocks an Indian couple packing for a mountain trip. The squaw bears bedding and provisions while the buck, pipe in hand, walks ahead. When questioned, the buck points to his head and mutters in a deep tone that he will carry nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Indiana
Buck
Nik Kawana
John Philip Sousa’s glove superstition shocks concert crowds
The article notes Sousa’s habit of ordering 300 pairs of white kid gloves for his tours in the United States and Cuba. He wears a fresh pair at every concert, believing repeating a glove pair causes mishaps during performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Jias
United States
Cuba
John Philip
Soust
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