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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
3
Local residents host visits from family members and plan community events including an Auxiliary meeting on November 7 and a second card party on November 13. The Brantner store moves to the National Hotel Building, and a courtship of civic groups blends charity drives, sales, and yearly fairs across Swatara and surrounding towns.
Miss Mary Snavely of Philadelphia visited her parents over the weekend. Jonas Krail, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Krail, died at Lebanon and was buried in U C cemetery. Mrs. G C Wolfersberger injured by a fall in the kitchen. U B Sunday School Rally Day at Palmyra. Sunday School at 9:00, Y P S at 6:30 led by Melvin Deitz. Services at 7:15. Missionary Society and Y P S meet at Mrs A G Risser’s Thursday. John Nye visited Sand Beach Sunday. Elam Felty M S Long and G C Wolfersberger visited Samuel Kieffer at Fontana Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J Elmer Long, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Garman of Palmyra, Cyrus Wolfersberger and family visited Mrs John Herring Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brandt of Manheim visited her parents the Oberholtzers Sunday. Campbelltown Bank closed Armistice Day Saturday. James Witman sold a large load of pipeless furnaces this year. Spangler and Lillie Fasnacht of Hershey visited Mrs Walters Wednesday evening. Allen Miller visited Harry Wolfersberger at Bucknell College over the weekend. Samuel Moyer Sr. injured when his buggy upset on a drive from his farm. Dr Risser treated head wounds. Lee Wilt and family of Steelton visited G C Wolfersberger Wednesday.
The Harrisburg Railways Company plans to abandon Paxtang Park which houses bears deer and other animals as the park closes. A proposal to move the animals to a city zoo in Wildwood Park was not well received by city leaders.
The item lists local visitors from Mechanicsburg and nearby towns, church announcements, road and school board meetings, livestock shipments, and social visits. It also reports state wheat production and yields, Berks and York county potato crops, egg production in York, and local farm economic concerns with estimated costs.
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