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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1922

Page

2

Community Birthdays and Borough Notes In October

A birthday party honored Carl Leno on his third anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kettering on West Main Street. Various locals attended. social and church events filled the week from Trinity Reformed to Second U church rallies. News includes property sales by Bowman and Bomberger, new machine shop by J. C. Kaylor, and Elizabethtown College offering a four year B S program with added courses in accounting and finance.

H. G. Kettering West Main Street Gransdon Carl Leno Engle Harold Engle Amos Curry Paul Moyer Campbelltown Wallace Wolfe Claude Wilhelm Millersburg Isaac Wolfe McCarty M. B. Fretz Philadelphia Oliver Clauss Alientown Trinity Reformed Church D. J. Leopold Lebanon Trinity League C. F. Zimmerman E. G. Leinbach Eastern Synod 4Th Street Harrisburg U. Church R. R. Kohr New Cumberland Seth Light L. D. Rose Elizabethtown College Church of the Brethren John C. Zug Levi Fahnestock Bowman and Bomberger R. B. Beam Boro H. L. Lessley Light Brigade Palmchurch Bible School Luther League Roberts Cobel Lester Witmer Highspire Dauphin Landisville Silver’ Springs J.C. Kaylor W. Hummelstown Jacob Martin Jacob W. Heisey Rheems A. B. Heisey Martin Stone Elizabethtown Geo. S. Emig F. B. Aldinger Amos Ketsoe Mr. Emig Carlisle D. H. Landis Noah Gibble Park St Arthur Martin East Donedal E. Frank Hoérner Mattie L. Hoerner Frank H. Martin Samuel B. Martin Middletown Harturg Harry Eshenbaugh Ada Gingrich Elmer East Petersburg Ebersole Brown Street Harold Cohick Estelle Shaeffer Enola School of Finance Chester Royer David Marked H. H. Nye Market House Hall Helane Marsh

Local Couples Celebrate Milestones and Community News

Elizabethtown notes recall Paul Eckinger and Nelson Krodel returning from Atlantic City work. John S Wittler and wife celebrate their golden wedding on October 3 with local clergy and families attending. J I Ebersole sells his butcher business to William Lebergern of Lancaster and plans to move to a Good’s Church area farm. A party honors Mrs Laha’s eighty third birthday with many relatives present. Russell Houser and Ruth Wickenheeler wed at the Reformed parsonage and depart for a honeymoon. Unity Castle hosts a visit by Johnstown Knights of the Golden Eagle Ground Chief J W Crotzer as many members attend.

Paul Eckinger Nelson Krodel Atlantic City John S. Wittler Washington Street Mra Samuel Witmer H. K. Ober H. Hertzler Abraham Witmer Benj. Witmer Daniel Shank Isaac Fuhrman H. W. Wolgemuth Jack Arndt Beelman Mary Bowers Lizzie Hr Orlena Wolgemuth Mary Wolgenuth Helene Arndt Me Hornasius John Arndt LeRod Wolgemuth Ebersole William Lebergern Lancaster Good's Church Joseph Coble North Market Street Laha Arthur Crichton New York City James Fulton Philadelphia D. G. Brandt Anna Mary Town Iee Cobb Emma Gruber Fannie Gelb Eliazbeth Shisler Isaac Will Kate Farmer Isaac Eshelman Misa Edna Good Nurge Lancaster General Hospital Clara Bishop South Market Street Ruseel Houser Middletown Ruth Wickenheleer B. M. Meyer J. W. Crotzer Johnstown Knights of the Golden Eagle Pennsylvania Unity Castle Elizabethtown

What This Country Needs Satire Poem Fragment

A humorous political verse argues for traditional values over reform. It contrasts priorities such as births taxation jobs and patriotism with lines urging practical work and thrift. The fragment critiques libertarian excess and calls for steadier, productive national habits.

Pick Up the Cent

A Kodak Magazine riff on waste and thrift contrasts a young man dropping a cent with a company executive conserving electricity. It argues small wastes accumulate into real losses and urges mindful conserving in daily use to foster progress.

Knay Kodak Magazine

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