Local church groups host gatherings and visits across Palmyra
The Victory Ladies Bible Class at First A B Sunday School hosted guests at Mrs. Moyer's home while Bonberger family announces their son John and wife from Modesto plan a December East visit. Local clergy and members socialize with families including Minnich, Burkholder, Snavely and others. events span lectures at Palm Luther League to Reformation Day services and Needlework Guild meetings with 70 directors and 1339 garments sent to orphanages. Community travels note Miss Shank returning from Atlantic City and European trips by Klein and Brénniéman. Five thousand Philadelphia Free Masons dedicate the Philadelphia Masonic Memorial hospital at Elizabethtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Ladies
A. B
Paul Moyer
North Railroad Streets
John‘s.’ Bonberger
North Railroad Street
John Bomberger
Modesto
California
East
Bomberger
J. C. Zug
Frank Ebersole
Mercersburg
Isaac Hoffer
Nathan Gibble
Agnes
Elizabethtown
Isaac Minnich
Will Moyer
White Oak
Mary Roser
Hershey
S. R. Zug
Phelix Burkholder
Samuel Comley
Irvin Smith
Susan Minnich
Adam Smith
Margaret
Werner
Five Points
Louisa Smith
Kathryn Smith
Lebanon
George Runkle
Harrisburg
David Kreider
East Main Street
George Diver
Irene
Irene Miller
Annville
Herman Hoover
Palmyra
Henry Bixler
Elias Mumma, Jr
Shell’s Lutheran Church
Grantville
Women’s Missionary Society
H. A. Kunkle
Stroudsburg
Brodheadsville
Kresgeville
Allentown
Frank Snyder
Palm Church
Toronto
Canada
P. D. Witman
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Zoar Lutheran Church
Mt. Zion
Martha Early
Palmyra High School
Muhlenberg
American Lutheran Pioneer and Patriot
Palm Luther League
Palm Lutheran Church
Luther League
David Horst
Lloyd Smaltz
Hilda
Nathaniel Peiffer
Prescott
John H. Batdorf
Bernice
Marie
Parke
Kenneth
Ethel Herr
Nora Gerberich
Naimi Horst
Joseph Batdorf
George Wade
Greensboro
Martha E. Early
East Hanover
Henry Early
Samuel Butz
Dewayne Wade
Lancaster
Efi Shank
Atlantic City
Frank Brénniéman
Duncannon
R. C. Gross
Myrtle Moyer
Uriah Epler
Hummelstown
Wm. Snavely
Esther Nye
Estella Dupler
Benj Gebhard
Anna
This Boro
Dorothy Repp
Wilmington
Del
Ruth Raisner
C. D. Lingle
Hartisburg
William Snavely
James Wolfgang
A.B
Lawn
Samuel Longenecker
Town
Daniel Longenecker
Highspire
Chambersburg
Elizabeth Brasch
York
Katherine Moyer
Gordon
Charles Ruppert
Garlin
Clyde
Mechanicsburg
Roy
Christ Balmer
L. D. Coble
Mary Kuhns
Fred. Kuhns
Gettysburg
Charles Foltz
Brown St
Lehman and
Wolgemuth
South Market St
W. A. Withers
North Popular Street
West Summit
Irvin Snyder
Park Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Waterloo
Iowa
Naperville
Ill
Mies Josephine Schlesinger
Osborn
F. F. Osborn
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Masonic Memorial Hospital
Free Masons
Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
York Masons
Revival Services Begin at Lawn Evangelical Church
Revival services start Sunday evening at Lawn Evangelical Church as part of ongoing efforts. Palmyra residents were entertained at H B Gingrich's home including Mrs Alice Foltz and daughter Mabel, Mr and Mrs Eugene Shenk and Miss Mary Bowman. Gingrich Bros bought 13 cents for choice years at their yards this week. A local couple Merl Farence and Almeda Bricker wed last week in Akron Lancaster County by Rev Samuel A Helsey. Gingrich Bros received six cattle loads at the local yard Monday. Harrisburg plans a first radio exhibit Friday and Saturday by the Harrisburg Radio Club with roofs of general stores used for demonstrations. Gettysburg plans a granite memorial boulder with a World War bronze to be presented to Harrisburg by J Stackpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eplers Church
Lawn Evangelical Church
Palmyra
H. B. Gingrich
Alice Foltz
Mabel
Eugene Shenk
Mary Bowman
Gingrich Bros
Fife
Merl Farence
Legi Farence
Fashion items and coats advertised in limited prose
An assortment of clothing notes highlights Pull-ons and infant coats in fine cloths. New blankets in cotton are offered alongside white and dark cloth coats in pretty styles.
Elizabethtown Couples Wed in Local Ceremonies
Ardella Brandt and Samuel Hunt wed in York on October 7 at 9 30 am with a ring ceremony led by Rev. Walter Traub. Hunt a World War I veteran and Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad cashier, and Ardella planned a Canada trip after. Ada Friday and Harry Hershey tied the knot in a ceremony conducted by Bishop Noah Risser at his home. Ada Friday is a West Donegal school alumna who taught in the area. Harry Hershey is a Marietta native and East Donegal farmer. A reception will follow at the bride’s home. they plan to settle on the Toney farm near Maytown in Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Brandt
Miss Ardella
Samuel M. Hunt
York
Walter H. Traub
Christ Lutheran Church
Canada
Hunt
Washington University
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Ada N. Friday
Amos C. Friday
Harry E. Hershey
Ephriam N. Hershey
Marietta
Noah Risser
Mies J. Clayton Charles, Jr
Lancaster
Elizabethtown High School
West Donegal Township
Maytown High School
East Donegal Township
Boston
New York City
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toney Fi
Maytown
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Music's Pulse in You
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