Palmyra Social Notes and Local Outings Detailed
Palmyra residents and relatives visit Harrisburg and nearby towns with family groups from Lebanon Union Deposit and Camp Hill. The column lists gatherings, church events, attendees at rallies and conventions, and upcoming community programs including a $600 note burning at Palm Lutheran Bible School and a Needlework Guild sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. J. Gruber
William Shaub
F. P. Schaeffer
Lebanon
George M. Blair
Harrisburg
Palmyra
Campbelltown
Oscar Zeamer
W. L. Gardner
Christ Groff
Naomi
Hilda
LeRoy
Union Deposit
Charles Keefer
Russel
George Bell
North Grant Street
Percy Spancake
Beiver Laudermilch
Harpers
Henry Early
D. A. Landis
Washington, D. C
United Lutheran Convention
E. O. Burtner
Burtner
Rauch
A. D. Ulrich
Elizabethtown
Hostetter
Hershey
Masonic Home
Deckert
Louis di Nunzio
United Brethren Sunday School
Myerstown
Rudolph Behm
A. F. Gerberich
Jonestown
Samuel Hummer
North
Grant Street
Harrison Brady
Philadelphia
Kate Brady
North Railroad Street
A. C. Ober
Buffalo
N. Y
Walter Leslie
H. R. Seltzer
E. M. Fasnacht
Grantville
Perry County
Davilla Miller
Ira Early
John S. Shope
Annville
Philip Miller
John Light
Abraham Bowman
Middletown
William Loy
Esther
Herman Loy
Ira
Department Council
Patriarchs Militant
George P. Speicher
Ghru
Hloaster & Clark Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Harry C
William I. Kreider
Harry B. Nye
John Arly
Fontana
Ele
Fast Main Street
Iva Spancake
Harry W. Light
Josiah Poorman
FR. Bolts
David Horst
Cherry Street
Tloover
Milton Slesser
Mr. Miller
J. R. Ingle
Mildred Wolfersberger
Hershey Chocolate Co
H. G. Witmeyer
Evangelical Sunday School
Mt. Joy
Matt
Lancaster
M. A. Bodell
St. Louis
Eddie Cassel
H. A. Kunkle
Salem
United Lutheran Church
Marlin
George Scott
George
Bertha
River Front
Rockville Bridge
C. V. Kratzer
Reading
M. B. Fretz
Henry Zeigler
Missionary Society of
Trinity Reformed Church
Behm
India
Clarence Wilkinson
Clarence
Charles Deitrich
John Miller
Newport
Clarence Snyder
Fred Zellers
John J. Bohr
George Ferry
Charles Shultz
George Zellers
Gouglerville
Charles
Jack
May Kennedy
George Kennedy
William Smith
Thomas Key
John Goodman
William Fasnacht
Harry Stein
Naomi Stein
Anna Mease
Henry Stein
Raymond Kreider
Baschore
S. A. Bracht
Dr. Curry
Viola Deitrich
West Chester Normal School
Charles A. Deitrich
John Baker
Conewago
John C. Zug
Mohler
Cumberland County
Hazel Hartz
J. W. Eby
Hl. M. Plattar
Kunkle
Palm Lutheran Bible School
G. T. Moyer
Needlework Guild
First United Brethren Church
Two Crops of Lancaster Tobacco Sold at High Prices
At the October meeting of Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association reports show two crops of Lancaster county new tobacco sold at thirty five cents a pound for wrappers and ten cents for fillers. A small number of crops contracted at twenty five to thirty cents for wrappers and ten cents for fillers. Growers expect these prices to hold for the new crop amid heavier yields. Packers dispute and expect 1919 prices around twenty cents. The crop weights run 1500 to 1600 pounds per acre versus 1100 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers’ Association
Lancaster County
State reiterates right of way rule at intersections
State Highway Department issued a statement declaring no streets in Pennsylvania grant automatic right of way to drivers on main arteries. It cites that at all intersections of two public highways the vehicle from the right has the right of way and urges drivers to stay to the right. The notice references Section 25 of the 1919 automobile law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh
Market Street
Harrisburg
Main Street
Johnstown
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Fourth Street
Williamsport
Pennsylvania Street
William Penn Highway
Sproul
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Detroit Free Press
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Opportunity Sale
Teoa
Hershey Department Store
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