First Community Men's Meeting to Be Held in Palmyra
Palmyra reports reorganized ministers elect Rev. P. B. Gibble as president and Rev. Stanley Billheimer as vice president. The First Community Men's meeting is set for Sunday at 2 15 p m in Second United Brethren church with Bishop A B Clippinger as speaker.
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Palmyra
P. B. Gibble
Stanley Billheimer
M. I. Fridinger
Second United Brethren Church
A. B. Clippinger
D.D
Dayton
Needle Work Guild of America
U. S
Emily Loose
Mary Landis
E. W. Bowman
J. E. Bentzel
J. G. Longenecker
D.B. Bordlemay
Lizzie Spitler
M. B. Fox
United Zion’s
Franklin Street
George P. Wealand
Phares B. Gibble
Fontana
PF. B. Gibble
Sun- School Institute
Trinity A. B. Church
Lebanon
Hilda Gingrich
Daniel Catharine
Bradley Quarries
Town
Samuel A. Hartman
Catharine
Hershey Hospital
Nellie and
May McCune
Waynesboro
A. D. Deckert
J. Early Stauffer
Philadelphia
Rube
Kodak
Russell L. Yingst
Womelsdorf
George R. Yingst
Miriam G. Wagner
J. Grant Wagner
William S. Poorman
First United Brethren Church
Jacob
Mabel
Sophia Imboden
Allentown
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Milton B. Sherk
John Aley
Oak Street
Ltarry
Forney
Church of the Brethren
Morris
Ralph
Cyrus
Harrisburg
Daniel
William Kaley
John Kaley
Joseph Sherk
Annville
Morris Sherk
Ld. Shutter
Quentin
Thomas Hetrick
Shellsville
Palmyray Travelers
Lebanon Valley
Ephrata
Lanccaster
Frye
Warner
Kopp
P. Ream
Belohner Urso
Otterbein Guild
First US 1
Church
Ellen Behm
Woman's Way
Campbelltown
U. C
Charles Gingrich
Chestnut Street
Cyrus F. Zimmerman
Amos Stavely
Pennies Buy Large Acreage In Palestine
Jewish land holdings in Palestine exceed 260000 acres with 60000 acres bought largely through pennies from Jews in ghettoes worldwide. The fund for the Jewish people owns the 60000 acres, as land divisions this year target Palestine’s development with Asia as a major port under British oversight.
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Palestine
The
Fund For the Jewish People
Asia
Karmany Weds Harrisburg Girl in Hummelstown Church
Madeline Shoaff of Harrisburg wed George W. Karmany of Hummelstown at Grace Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. Robert Bagnell officiating. The couple will reside at 525 Westin Street after December 1. Karmany is a funeral director, furniture dealer, and secretary of the State Board of Undertakers.
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Hummelstown
Madeline Shoaff
J. L. Shoaff
Harrisburg
George W. Karmany
Wm. Karmany
Grace Methodist Church
Robert Bagnell
Mite Society
Fred McCall
Alfred McCall
William Mullin
Harry Laucks
Marjorie Nissley
Chef’s
Cherry Blossom
Howard W. Shope
Grace M. Eckeroth
Paul Hummel
Richard Earnest
Moyer Hummel
Mabel Gongloff
Walter Ebersole
John Leitzinger
Harry Miller
Fred Bolton
Frank Witmer
Boro School Board
Shoop
Vera Graybill
Ethel Brightbill
Brightbill
Hood College
J. A. Kilmer
John E. Reager
Williamsport
Kilmer
Ralph C. Gingrich
Annie B. Nye
Philadelphia
Harvey
Lancaster
E. Guy Greenawalt
Park Berkheimer
Ostenburg
W. C. Baker
South Hanover Street
Hummel
Swatara
American Legion
Gabriel H Moyer
Lebanon
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Elenry Gerber
Mary
Henry Gerber
Frank Zimmerman
Joseph HH Albright
Frank Keller
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Amanda Yost
Alonzo Phillips
Duncannon
John 2. Rodgers
Irwin
Arthur J. Miller
George Bartels
Hershey
Conrad Curry
Igh
Atice
Clyde Seiler
W. W
Reformed Church
Mary Light
Stella Grubb
Olive Messimer
Stella Phank
Lucy Corrado
Mesars
Roy Brightbill
John Bordner
John Rummenman
Win
Levans
Edward Geistwhite
eClyde Se
American Legion Auxiliary
Geo
Counter Square
West Main Street
Uranielstown
Bain Bringer
W. A. Withers Retires From Shoe Business
W. A. Withers retires from the shoe trade in Elizabethtown as Lewis Charleroi and Galen Horner assume supervision. Withers sold interests to Charleroi. operations continue under the Withers name with new management. Other local notes include Rotary Ladies Night, a Juneau wedding, election results, and a new Business and Professional Women's Club formed at Hotel Kennewood.
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Elizabethtown
Lewis Charleroi
Palmyra
Galen Horner
Boro
W. A. Wither
Withers
Charleroi
G. R. Kinney Co
Withers Shoe Company
Rotary Club
Kennewood
Rotary
John Rudisill
York
Levi C. Hershey
Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union
St. Andrew’s Reformed Church
Lancaster
Hershey
County Union
Frank B. Stauffer
Landisville
Marian Elizabeth
Simon L. Heisey, Jr
Simon Heisey
R. D
Rev
A. E. Cooper
Wm. S Ware
Wm. B. Wilson
U.S
Barbara Alice Stauffer
Benjamin and
Catherine Stauffer
East Petersburg
John H. Levenight
United Evangelical Church
Church of God
S. K. Becker
Paul Strickler
A. W. Hardeman
Nelson Felty
Harry Woodburn
Martin Deutrich
E. F. Yoder
A. G. Heisey
E. L. Hardeman
Yoder
Herman Klein
South Market Street
Edith Diffenbaugh
Walter Dule
Brethren in Christ Hold Sunday Services and Local Visits
Cambellstown notices that the Brethren in Christ conduct Sunday services and Miss Mary Longnecker of Manheim visited her sister Elam Felty and family. Elvin Miller and family travelled to Bowers Beach.
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Brethren In Christ
Mary Longnecker
Manheim
Elam Felty
Elvin Miller
Bowers Beach
David Miller
Locust Street
Ludwig
Annville
Geo. Peters
Miss Behm
Palmyra
U. B
Salem Sunday School
Chef's Place
H. I. Aulenbach
Harry Horst
Harold Risser
Harry Wolfersberger
Lewisburg
Bucknell-Lehigh
Farm Agent Showcases 43 Pound Pumpkin in Office
J. C. Thompson, the farm extension agent for Mifflin County, displays a 43 pound pumpkin in his office as a demonstration of local pumpkin growing.
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J. C. Thompson
Mifflin County
Ben Hur arrives at Majestic for week long run
The Majestic Theatre hosts the MGM epic Ben Hur next week with a 12-horse chariot race and sea battle scenes. Ramon Novarro, Francis X. Bushman, May McAvoy and Carmel Myers star in the $4,000,000 production presented with a touring symphony. tickets range 50c to $1.65 with advance sales and mail order options.
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Majestic Teatre
Nixon
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Italy
California
Circus Maximus
Ben-Hur
Lew Wallace
Messala
Esther
Iras
Ramon Novarro
Francis X. Bushman
May McAvoy
Carmel Myers
Buckwheat Crop Hit Hard by Rains in Butler County
The buckwheat crop in Butler County was damaged by recent heavy rains. Fields are too wet to harvest, and likely only about half a crop can be salvaged.
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Butler County
Faulkenstein Defends Oyster Title in Elizabethtown
George Faulkenstein of Elizabethtown claims Lancaster County oyster eating champ status after eating forty three oysters. His friends halted the taste test and paid the bill, though Faulkenstein says he was still going strong. Another item notes Pennsylvania and three other states share the same motor tag color scheme for 1927, with Pennsylvania having orange backgrounds and blue letters.
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George Faulkenstein
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
Faulkenstein
Idaho
Iowa
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
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Evelyn Dulebohn
Martha
Helen Hershey
Harry Wolgemuth
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J. Wilbur Hornaus
Harvey Hornafius
John Wolgemuth
Jean
Levi Hershey
Susan Wolgemuth
Anna Wolgemuth
Eva Wolfert
J. Z. Herr
Galen
Christ Hershey
Alverda
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Heisey
Samuel Shearer
Harvey Shearer
Martin Shearer
Wallace Shearer
John Whittle
Lizzie Hoover
Miss Paules
Mary Livengood
John Martin
LeRoy Wolgemuth
Eli Brinser
West High Street
George and Family
Paxtang
Eunice Neidermyer
Mabel Eshelman
Edna Nunemacher
Hotel Kennewood
Myrtle Moyer
Mary Kuhn
S. G. Hershey
Sara Poorman
Grace Lawry
Cambellstown
Ben Hur
Hershey National Bank
Hershey, Penna
Schuylkill County
Coal and Water Companies
Boy Scouts
Black Bear
Yellow House
Reading
Boyertown
Jacksonwald
Echra & Random
Rexall Orderlies
Beautyland
Soda Fountain
Cigar Counter
Las Vegas Cigars
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