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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
6
Local item notes a horse fright incident injuring Mrs. Simon Kaylor and daughter but with minor injuries. Reports of social visits, church services, and community events across Elizabethtown and nearby towns, including Legion activities, gas rate discussions, student chapel talks, and family visits.
Campbellown residents share visits with Jacob Bowman in Camp Hil. A shooting match is scheduled at the Rising Sun Hotel on Saturday afternoon November 20. Salem Reformed church holds preparatory services Friday at 7:30 with Sunday School at 9. Communion by Rev Linebach at 10 and 7:15. Leader Mrs John Moyer Jr. Charles Forrest resigns as truancy officer effective immediately. Eva Brehm visits Palmyra Saturday evening. Six year old Mervin Kieffer dies from diabetes and dropsy. funeral led by Rev Carper and Rev HH Kreider, interment at Henrys Church cemetery near Hershey. Forrest paints John Moyers home. Marty Wolfersberger and Harvey Lineweaver start auto repair business. Call them.
A publisher laments the impossible demands on editors as readers accuse them of vanity, laziness, hypocrisy, or misdeeds for every choice. The column concludes with a tongue in cheek admission that they borrowed the lines from another paper.
A small boy scrubbing his front porch is interrupted by a polite caller asking if his mother is home. The boy sharply replies that he would not scrub the porch if she were not at home.
A local sale lists ladies bags lace collars umbrellas and accessories with dramatic markdowns. Sterling silver frames shell and celluloid bags silk linings lace trims hair nets and belts are offered with sale prices well below regular values. Hosiery and collars from 29 to 49 cents, umbrellas at 1.98, and numerous small items discounted for a limited time.
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