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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1920

Page

2

Palmyra Doings Highlight Dinners Visits and Weddings

A Palmyra social roundup lists dinners at the Yings, visits by Zugs and Bryans, baptisms performed by Eld. John C. Zug, and a string of guests including Cassels, Price family, Loys, Moyer, and Stauffer. It notes weddings, lectures, and church activities, with travel to Harrisburg and Philadelphia.

Alfred Yingst Cocoa Avenue Hershey Eld John C. Zug Mary B. Breneman Anna Basehore Church of the Brethren Chestnut Street Ella Anna Cassel Sallie Kate Price Wernfield N. S. Zug Mary Gibble Mastersonville John Loy Eli Loy Annville William Loy Spring Creek J. C. Grassman Amos Peiffer Olive Ramely Grace Sumners Mildred Myrtle Heisey Alice Spangler Harry B. Moyer Harvey Moyer Morris Loser Mary Lebanon Morris Klick Gobin Johnson Walker Johnson Harry Clauser Bertha Manheim Messrs Russel Schaffner Roy Turby Mease Cherry Street Washington, D. C Ralph Sarah Ricker Harrisburg Irvin Spancake William Putt Little Helen Putt Spancake Raymond Hetrick Shellsville Harvey Miller Jonestown James A. Kalbach Rae Reading Harvey Seltzer A. S. Stauffer United Lutheran Women's Missionary Society St. James Church Philadelphia Pottsville John Frees H. A. Kunkle George Shirk Wm. Early George Scott L. Matt Herman Farnsler Madeline Mt. Joy S. J. Bowman Braddock Palmyra J. L. Bowman J. Edward Greene Lebanon Valley College Yvonne Minerva Miler Lawn BE. O. Burter Sédwin Shirk Ada Norman Paul Elmer HL. Reidel Hummotetown George J. Reidel Samuel W. Purvis 16Th Street Methodist Church Palm Church Kunkle Africa J. D. Curran Della Wagner Mirs Harvey Stutzman James Sadler Frank Sadler E. O. Burtner First United Brethren Church New Oxford Burtner Elias Gassert Gerber Lincoln Street North Railroad Street Earnest T. Yorty W. G. Dietz Keystone Garage C. R. Longenecker Helen Blanche New Holland Naomi Artz Donaldson J. R. Engle D. M. Moyer John Neidig Edna Myerstown Phillip Miller Peter V. Shope Hockersville Charles McGaugagay Wilkinsburg D. R. Stoops Maple Street William Good Canton Ohio Harvey J. Seltzer East Main Street Carrie Rich Andrew S. Stauffer Davilla Miller Harry Oxenreider Lloyd Kline Verna Helen Bashore Stouchburg Celesta Neidig Cora Neidiz Ira Early and

Local notes from Bachmansville and Palmyra area events

A long list of community happenings includes ministerial meetings in Palmyra, visits to the Shearer and Bachman households, a late Joseph G Grubb estate valued at four thousand dollars, and various social rounds. Obituary for Lucetta Epler Bachman notes age sixty eight with service details. Local marriages, property sales, and school staff updates are also reported alongside Conewago Township election results of 120 Republican and 6 Democratic votes and eleven women voting.

Palmyra Henry Nowlen Lebanon Amos Shearer Joseph G. Grubb Joseph M. Brandt Deodiate Willim Vetter Jobin Goss Bertha Carrie Amos I Bachman Lucetta Epler Colebrook C. Kreider Miller United Christan Church Campbelltown F. G. Slabach Walter B. Lehman Deodate Olive Ginder Mt. Pleasant M. B. Brandt Wm. Vetter Martha Shearer Elizabethtown Jacob S. Brandt Mae Shiffer Susan Callen Tower City Harry Hamilton Marion Gladys Milton Grove Frank Shiffer Jacob Wolgemuth Fleistand Lancaster County Harvey Webner Rutherford Christian Heistand Conewago Township

The Low Cost of Health and Simple Living

A brief meditation on frugal health habits that cost nothing yet improve well being, from fresh air and daily exercise to proper chewing and good teeth care. It notes habits that reduce the doctor’s bills and mentions U S textile mills consuming 58,600,000 pounds of wool in May 1920.

U. S

Textile Sale Ad Highlights Wool Fabric Deals

All wool tricot ine in black 56 inch wide. Bread cloths in black and a few colors 54 inch wide valued at 3.75 and 4.50 per yard. Weekly sale price 1.69 per yard. All wool black serge 88 inch wide valued at 1.25 per yard. Sale price 0.79 per yard.

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Bachmansville Elias F. Booser George Gopher McCorkle John McCorkle William Vetter Christian Brandt Myra Kulp Cornwall John H. Kulp Levi Hein Columbia Peter Eshleman Jacob Carl Mary Ishler Lewistown Joseph Flory Peter D. Gruber St. Joy Mohawk and Wearwell Lancaster Ginghama Hershey Department Store PENNA
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