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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
2
A Harrisburg area home hosts the Young Ladies Bible Class with a musical program by Esther and Hilda Gingrich followed by games and refreshments. Local residents and visitors attend events, church activities, anniversaries, and travels, including the Palm Lutheran and Otterbein Guild groups, Armistice parades, campus trips, and sermons.
School board met in regular session at Campbelltown on Saturday. Mrs. John McKinne shows improvement after a sickness spell. Edwin Yingst, postmaster and local merchant, confined to bed several days after vaccination complications. A shooting match is scheduled by M. S. Longenecker for Thanksgiving afternoon. Geese and ducks offered for sale. Local residents toured Mechanicsburg and were hosted by J. A. Farence. W. F. Yingst offers Poland China piglets for sale. Isaac Gibble and family from Milton Grove visited Jos. Kelehner and family. Cyrus Behney celebrated his 71st birthday with a dinner at Cyrus Westhafer’s. Henry Keener, tax collector, reported ill. Armistice Day parade led by Miss M. Orpha Flory’s school group. Preaching held at the local church. Mrs. Samuel Myers and Mrs. Niemond spent Saturday in Lebanon. Lt. B. Gingrich and brother handled 2650 head of feeders last week. Ben Myers visited his parents for the weekend. Insatiable Birds.
The love feast at the Brethren Church drew many attendees over Saturday and Sunday. Ministers included Rev. Allen Bucher Mt. Pleasant Rev. Thomas Patrick Hanoverdsale Rev. Edris Fredericksburg Rev. J H Longenecker and Rev. John Zug Palmyra Rev. Nathan Martin and Rev. Heisey Midway and Rev. William Miller Elizabethtown. Also noted were visits, funerals, and local greetings from residents across Palmyra Lebanon Beverly Cleona and nearby towns.
A touring Georgia sideshow advertised for an assistant animal trainer. A husky black man was hired but hesitated feeding the lions. A lion’s den voice urged him to stay calm and feed, referencing a countryman’s pride as reassurance.
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