Palmyra Bonds Bought by Palmyra Bank
Palmyra Council accepted a bid of 36 740 by the Palmyra Bank for 36 000 in coupon bonds dated Oct 1 1926. Maturities total 10 000 on Oct 1 1981 12 000 on Oct 1 1936 and 14 000 on Oct 1 1941 with principal only to be registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Palmyra Bank
Clarissa Shenk
Chicago
Ill
Roy Shenk
Lester Wheeler
Marysville
Phares B. Gibble
First
U. B
Lancaster
Palmyra Lodge
John Tshudy
John Flowers
Noble Grand
Harry Funck
Oliver Mark
Relief Committee
Eugene Behm
Elmer H. Gingrich
Morris M. Moyer
Charles F. Yoder
D. W. Hemperly
Odd Fellows Home
Harvey L. Seltzer
George F. Brown
Cherry Street
Philadelphia
Albert Morris
Locust Street
Samuel F. Farrer
Frank Brehm
Morris
William Achenbach
Elizabeth Kline
Myerstown
Verna E. Blouch
Allen D. Blouch
Town
J. M. Early
Lizzie
John Poorman
A. B. Church
P. B. Gibble
C. W. Refiner
Frank G. Moyer
P. K. Shiftler
A. D. Ulrich
M. M. Moyer
E. M. Baum
J. Herbert Cassell
Londonderry Grange
Gravel Mill
William C. Freeman
Wm. J. Noll
Republican County Committee
John T. Poorman
Palmyra High Literary Society
Wilber Peargon
Vicepeesektine
Joseph Kleinfelter
Margaret Sehimer
Ethel Shroyer
Almeda Hostetter
Mary
Rebekah Lodges
Annville
Lebanon
Valley ‘Trust Co
Odd Fellows
Mra
Charles Templin
J. F. Fees
Robert Unger
Charles Brown
Enat
Stanley Billheimer
Ashland
Palmyra Social Notes and Classifieds in Palmyra
Rev Gordon Reider visits friend in Hagerstown while Palmyra high heads to Steelton for last game before recess Oct 18 22. Mrs Amanda Early and Dauquet visit Harvey Hess in Grantville. Hilda Gingrich hosts Bridge with Violet Zimmerman Esther Lauch Esther Gingrich Mrs Paul Yoder Mrs Robert Bair Isabelle Kathryn Pomeroy. Woman's Day planned Oct 17 at First A B church with Rev William Martin Africa missionaries. Rentals and a public sale announced along with corn cob sale by John Ket tering Palmyra.
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Gordon Reider
Hagerstown
J. Dixon Dover
East Cherry Street
Palmyra High
Steelton
Institute
Amanda Early
Dauquet
Mary Early
Harvey Hess
Grantville
Hilda Gingrich
East Maple Street
Violet Zimmerman
Esther Lauch
Esther Gingrich
Paul Yoder
Town
Robert Bair
Hummelstown
Isabelle
Kathryn Pomeroy
Hershey
A. B
William Martin
Africa
Williams
Albert Academy
Woman's Missionary Society
E. Main St
Palmyra
Railroad Street
Locust Street
C. S. Bachman
East Main Street
John H. Kettering
Hummelstown Club Donates to Florida Fund in October Meeting
Hummelstown PA October meeting shows the Community Club giving $25 to the Florida Fund and Red Cross Society of town led by Miss Maude Baker. The issue notes plans for a Halloween social, PTA food sale, flower displays by Mrs. F G Keller, and multiple local visits and events including weddings, hotel openings, and community notices.
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Hummelstown
Community Club
Florida Fund
Red Cross Society of Town
Miss Maude Baker
The
Reformed Church
F. G. Keller
South Railroad Street
Harry Strickler
Detroit
Mich
Morris Strickler
Stricklers
East High Street
Madeline D. Shoaff
Jacob Shoaff
State Board of Undertakers
New Warwick
Central Square
W. M. Siler
Middletown
Minnie Killough
Clara Bare
Harrisburg
E. Guy Greenawalt
Betty
Hershey
Mary Ebersole
Washington
John Ebersole
Phyllis Blackburn
Shippensburg Normal
Geo. Blacburn
Florence
Mary Huber
Laura Muth
Dauphin County Teachers’ Institute
Ruth Ebersole
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
West High Street
G. W. Hallman
United Brethren
Keystone
United Brethren Sunday School
Ray Curry
Harry
Gresh
New York
Chicago
Fran Gresh
Aaron M. Engle
Joseph L. Earl
Kissimmee
Fla
David Spangler
East Second Street
Holler
East Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Sara Shull
Katharine Shull
York
Samuel J. Shiffler
Sadie Porter
Paul H. Wolf
Latter Brehm
John Zimmerman
John Alleman
Samuel Alleman
York Fair
George Tinney
Philadelphia
Russell Clark
David Sweigert
Frank Rhan
Dayton
Tenn
Paul Hummel
Syracuse
N. Y
Jane Humaine
Misa Lenore Gordon
Williamsport
Ralph ©. Gingrich
E.R. Donald
Evans
J. A. Kilmer
Annie B. Nye
Myrtle Garrett
Marjorie Nissley
Ross W. Nissley
Geo
Moffer
Elizabethtown Tennis Club Sees Strong Season and Local Wedding
The Elizabethtown Tennis Club reports nearing 100 members after a competitive August and September season won by local champion A. W. Angstadt. A wedding at 27 West High Street united Frances Elizabeth Shank to Abram Ebersole with 60 guests, followed by a reception and trip to Niagara Falls. Community updates include school enrollment figures and a playground supervision plan, plus a fire scare at J. J. Doyle’s building narrowly contained by two unknown responders and local fire companies.
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Elizabethtown
A. W. Angstadt
Jacob Shank
West High Street
Frances Elizabeth
Abram Ebersole
Martin Ebersole
West Donegal Township
Noah Risser
Lawn
Barbara Longenecker
Monroe Garber
York
Amos Rutt
Samuel Hess
Jacob Shhenk
Levi Ebersole
Martin Risser
Frank Eshleman
Jean
John Heisey
Elizabethtown College
Presbyterian Parsonage
McCarrell
Middletown
Oss L. Keller
Cyrus Steiner
304 Engineers
Engineers Club
Philadelphia
Mt. Joy
J. J. Doyle
South Market Street
Geo. Hassler
Doyle
Frank Fisher
Community Notes From Campbelltown Area This Week
Local visits include Lizzie Gruber in Palmyra and Albert Fisher in Leba non visiting David Shelly’s family. The Mission Study Class meets Oct 19 at Mrs. Joseph Bowman. Catnip grown by the U S Biological Survey aims to trap mountain lions using plant oil as lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Gruber
Wm. Bowman
Palmyra
Albert Fisher
Lebanon
David Shelly
Joseph Bowman
Geo. Bordelmay
Leung
Daniel Yingst
Harry Painter
Ephriam Williams
Harry Gingrich
Highspire
Samuel Moyer
A. L. Weltmer
Dissinger
Claude Martin
Alice
Jerry Martin
Will Forrest
H. I. Aulenbach
Gettysburg
Peter Bender
Jacob Bender
Akron
Ohio
Myerstown
Adam Hollinger
Ed. Hostetter
Geo. Peters
United States Biological Survey
India
General Apathy Wins Pennsylvania Primary Vote
The Towanda Daily Review notes General Apathy captured the primary, drawing roughly three times the votes of Republican Bill Ware as over half of Pennsylvania’s 3,244,960 registered voters stayed home. A railroad tale recalls a crossing incident where a driver failed to move and escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda Daily Review
Pennsylvania
Bill Ware
Time and Change In Carontawan Mansfield Year Book Fashion
A reader reflects on fashion shifts shown in the Carontawan Mansfield Normal Year Book. Five years ago styles featured skin tight pants long coats and strict grooming. Current vogue makes classmates look younger with updated hair and dress while schoolwork remains a pleasure under teachers of twenty six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carontawan, Mansfield
Real New Yorkers and the subway test
It takes about six months for a provincial to become a real New Yorker. He must read a crowded subway newspaper by folding it, then call actors, players, and head waiters by their first names. The supreme test comes as he walks past a Times Square rubberneck bus without being solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Square
Lloyd George says America can save the world
Commentator notes Lloyd George stating only America can save the world and ponders whether the nation did step in when needed, reflecting on historical involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
America
World Saving Stunts Earn Little Thanks From Americans
A clipped column laments that many Americans want reward for world saving efforts. Eph Soper of Skunks Corners voices skepticism about boastful plans as cars and electrics threaten trolley lines and other old systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Soper
Getting a New Rep
During this vacation season about 36 million more Americans will travel within the United States by car, adding to 300,000 traveling to Europe and spending two billion dollars. The piece suggests a growing national appetite for domestic travel and the larger implied economic impact on the country’s reputation.
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Europe
America
Rail Abandonments Reported Over Last Three Years
Comment notes that in the last three years there have been sixty three, possibly sixty four, electric rail abandonments. The statement reflects ongoing reductions in electrified urban transit infrastructure.
Editor’s Policy Triggers Joke Writer Strike
A new editor bans jokes about mothers in-laws inebriated husbands old maids politics and automobiles. The joke writers union declares a strike and non union jokesters can only produce short skirt jokes. The editor ultimately yields.
Costs of Maintaining Soldiers by Nation
The article notes that the United States spends about $2,000 annually per soldier while Great Britain spends $1,572 and France $263. It contrasts these per soldier costs to illustrate differences in military expenditures among the three nations.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hershey Press
Palmyra Bonds
Florida
Elizabethtown Tennis Club
Campbelltown
Gon
Sayre
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
Hershey National Bank
Hershey, Penna
Atwater Kent
Radio Satisfaction
Atwater Kent Radio
Quality Pure Foods Section
Little Crow
Poe
Kellogg
Hershey Department Store
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