Palmyra Doings Highlight Social Visits and Church Events
A long Palmyra community item lists Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Farnsler and others to Linglestown and Lebanon, plus church services at Church of the Brethren and Trinity Reformed. It notes plans for field hockey, school inspections by Dr. Bordner, Rally Day at Bethany Church, Muhlenberg College Day events, and Father and Son observances at First United Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Farnsler
Kurtz
George Ream
Dorothy
Irvin
Ruth
Madeline Farnsler
Linglestown
Harry Farnsler
Israel Gibble
Mastersonville
J.C. Zug
J. C. Zug
Church of the Brethren
Lebanon
Trinity Reformed Churchy
E. G. Leinbach
Tabor Reformed Church
Earl Krill
Bernice
Melchair Ricker
William Gruber
Reading
Joseph Early
Ralph Mease
Washington, D. C
C. P. Evans
East Cherry Street
Amos Zellers
Dayton
Ohio
Grant Batdorf
Beulah Zeigler
Esther Fasnacht
Margaret Buck
Mary Shoop
Minnie Keller
Susan Sherk
Clarissa Sherk
Carrie Landis
Esther Ensminger
Isaac Deutrich
Evangelical
Steelstown
Dawson Benneth
Lester
Charles Behm
Nevin
Donald
Harry Reese
Palmyra Candy Company
John
Philadelphia
Miles Krady
Roy Yingst
C. V. Kratzer
M. B. Fretz
Harry Clark
L. G. Bowman
George Bowman
Nancy
Joseph Krick
C. B. Steinfelter
Palmyra High School
Palmyra
D. S. Bordner
South Londonderry
South Annville
Bethany United
Evangelical Church
Lawrence Bosan
East Greenville
Asaph Gerberich
Sarah Gerberich
Jonestown
John Light
Philip Miller
Ira Early
Cyrus Stover
Henry Bixler
Stephen Showers
Martha
Annville
Piayer
P. V. Shope
John Shope
Hershey
Palm Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Palm Lutheran Church
William Loser
Elsie Gruber
Lawn
Leslie Hall
Ethel
Harrisburg
Muhlenberg College
J. Hampton Moore
H. A. Kunkle
J. C. Hoffman
Palm Bible School
Allentown
First United Brethren Sunday School
Ammon Frye
Christ Yerger
Ammon Gingrich
John Sherk
C. A. Doutrich
C. F. Harnish
George F. Basehore
W. S. Poorman
Mabel Ebersole
W. E. Kreider
Jennie Metzler
Lizzie Weltmer
West Main Street
Metzler
Weltmer
Ira
Middletown
Trinity Reformed
Pen. Hoffer
Fairland
Harry Zellers
Campbell town man visits son with leg injury after auto accident
Charles Arnold visited his son Ray in Lebanon where he is confined to bed after a four week old accident in which he was run over by an automobile. An X-ray showed a broken leg below the knee. Preparatory and church services are announced for Salem Reformed Church with Rev. Leinbach preaching. Local residents attended fairs and visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arnold
Ray
Lebanon
Salem Reformed Church
Y.P.S
Harvey Lineweaver
Leinbach
Frank Gruber
Minnie
Ada Geiman
Iona
G. C. Wolfersberger
John Fleming
Philip
Peter Gruber
Middletown
Frank
Aaron Hamilton
Will Wagner
Myerstown
Sam Felty
Harry Horst
Nelson
Elizabethtown
York Fair
Daniel Conrad
Linglestown
Joseph Carmany
Grant Forman
A. B
Lykens
Jonas Eby
Will Hamilton
Moyer
Adams County
Mia
Jacob Bowman
Nora
Palmyra
Oscar Bowman
Snyder Family Visits Bethlehem On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Snyder visited their son Ed in Harrisburg and the family in Bethlehem on Sunday. Mrs. Groege Grady of Mount Pleasant celebrated her 80th birthday last Tuesday with flowers from Mrs. Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Snyder
Bethlehem
Harrisburg
Groege Grady
Mt. Pleasant
Walters
Jacob Landis
Robert
Fleetwood
John Moyer
A. D. Forrest
Lebanon
Will
Giving Her a Tip in a Quiet Parlor Exchange
A brief domestic exchange unfolds as Bridget jokes about not wanting more company while her mother laments, and Bridget retorts that agreement would bring more callers. The dialogue hints at social dynamics and humor in a small household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Odd and Interesting World Facts From Archives
A roundup of curious statements mentions weddings in India and Scotland, Napoleon’s naval ambitions, Africa’s river trade, Iceland’s size, Chinese babies in early life, North China eye color, the Hofburg Palace’s vast rooms, sea salinity, talking birds, and a large Austrian stamp collection to be sold in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Napoleon Bonaparts
Scotland
Africa
Napoleon
Iceland
Massachusetts
China
Hofburg
Vienna
Austria
Paris
Why on earth you persist in coming in with dirt
Heard in Every Home features a humorous domestic exchange about dirt on the feet, unpaid bills, and friction between a resident and visitors. The dialogue includes complaints about spending a dollar, paying bills, keeping the porch clean, and inappropriate behavior with a hired girl.
Noted Quip From Child Raises Lesson On Fair Share
In a light anecdote a mother asks her child about sharing five caramels with his sister. The boy admits he ate one before dividing, claiming unequal outcomes. The exchange illustrates early practical lessons in fairness and arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Invest in Hoosier for kitchen ease and added tools
Describes choosing a Hoosier to simplify kitchen work with no extra cost a set of six kitchen tools worth 7.50 and a sliding tool-compartment tray. Highlights a nine inch flexible slicing knife two forks and two spatulas made from carbon tool steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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