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Hershey Press in Hershey, Pennsylvania

30 Oct 1924

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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1924

Page

3

Harvest of social notes across Elizabethtown scene

Elizabethtown reports a Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Raymond Hipple with attendees from Middletown and town. Other items include medical notes on Mrs. Solomon Brinser and Mrs. Kieffer, the Grove McCloskey wedding party reception, and multiple obituaries and civic notices from Elm Street to Rheems.

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P. M. Charleston Raymond Hipple Ben Houser Mary Hipple William Givens Walter Croné Harvey Hipple Middletown Lincoln Oberlin Paul Hipple Joy Mabel Elizabeth Charleston Elizabeth Wickenheiser P. M Charleston Gertrude Raymond Town Esther Nitrauer Emma Nitrauer Daniel Roser Ralph Hipple Harrison Hipple Bainbridge Frank Rhinehart Robert Stambaugh Royalton Solomon Brinser St. Joseph’s Hospital Edna Hoffer Grace Ober Lebanon County Teachers’ Institute Lebanon Wappasetter Blanchard Youngstown Ohio Gerald C. Eppler A. H. Eppler Bainbridge Street New York Detroit New Orleans Guatanamo Bay Cuba Richmond Iris Club Lancaster E. B. Barr J. M. Zook Farm Women’s Society No. 6 Clayton P. Eshelman R. D F. P. Rohrer Guild of St. Elizabeth’s Friendship Fire Engine House Elizabethtown College Washington, D. C Lillian Becker Vera Hackman Esther Gish Anna Engle Grace Smith Minnie Myer Ralph Frey Daniel Myers Melvin Shissler Barton Weiler Jacob S. Harley Martha Mohler Eli Brubaker Rheems Elizabeth Taylor South Market Street Grove-McCloskey Marietta Oaklyn Robert Wiltbank Harry Frank Rhobie McCloskey Elmer B. Grove Mary E. McCloskey Anna Rich Mary Wagoner G. Howard Risser G. Harold Antrim Frank H. McCloskey Leonora Purple Frank Muth David Graybill Lititz B. R. Nissley Barbara Snavely Lancaster Junction Jacob Risser Samuel Kieffer Samuel B. Kieffer Washington Street George Kaley Maytown Justice of the Peace Charles C. Hicks Missesargaret Lehr Harriet Eckinger Miss Gladys Numbers East Main Street Atglen David E. Shank College Avenue St. Joseph's Hospital Amos Shenk Rowenna Market Street Mr. Shank Masonic Homes Linnie Della Ellwood Daniel Shank Sara Hershey Emma Gingrich Fannie Shank Mt. Joy Mt. Tunnel Prdf H. K. Ober Sunday School Association Manheim Anna Geyer William Hamilton Florin William el. Horrigan St. Peter's Church Sacred Heart’ Church Lewistown William A. Howard St. Vincent's Church Hanoverdale Horrigan
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Campbelltown Notesmark 72nd Birthday and Local Visits

Martin Seltzer celebrated his 72nd birthday and reports good health. Numerous local visits occurred including Eisenhauer and son at Reading and Dundore moving into Gingrich apartments. A birth announced for John and Mrs Herring. Church bell rang for first time at U B Church with various trips and visits listed.

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Martin Seltzer George Eisenhauer Reading Paul Moyer State College Morris Long Victor Long I. C. Gordon Perry County H. I. Aulenbach Eastern Synod Bethlehem Hiram Newgard Clarence Gingrich Paul Dundore Gingrich David Shelly Wm. Basehore Hollingerstown John Herring Henry I. Au Joseph Shannaman Hummelstown Geo. Fessler Ed. Smith Harrisburg John Shark Jonestown Kathryn Horst Harry Nye Jacob Nye C. B. Gingrich Palmyra Samuel Moyers U. B
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U S Agriculture Sees Return to Par and Prosperity

Agricultural economist A B Genung reports a swing toward parity across regions. He cites strong cotton prospects and improving conditions in the corn and wheat belts, with mixed results in range country and cautious optimism for the Pacific coast.

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A. B. Genung Department of Agriculture United States Mr. Genung Pacific Coast
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Government spends over ten billion in 1923

United States government outlays in 1923 totaled about 10.045 billion dollars, amounting to 15 percent of national income and 9.1 percent of wages in covered county plants. Federal, state, and local expenditures stood at 3.459 billion, 1.450 billion, and 5.136 billion respectively.

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United States
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State potato crop to be same as in 1923

Pennsylvania's potato crop, based on the October forecast, will be practically the same as 1923 with a projected 26,328,000 bushels. Conditions improved across most districts, with prospects good in the northern, eastern, and southeastern regions and poorest in the southwest portion of the state.

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Pennsylvania
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Largest wild cherry tree in Central Pennsylvania noted in Juniata county

A 150 year old wild cherry in Lack township Juniata county is prized as the region’s largest, with a 124 inch circumference 10 feet above ground and a 60 foot crown. The landmark tree sits along Blacklog road near the post office and is a local identifier. Nearby coal production highlights Pennsylvania leading in anthracite and soft coal output, with state totals and rivals cited. Police search in York County uncovers eleven guns at Robt Ely’s home as part of a money theft inquiry. Indiana County reports a remarkably heavy litter of fifteen piglets weighing 3461 pounds total, projected as a potential world heaviest litter by Penn State experts.

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Pennsylvania Lack Township Juniata County Blacklog Indiana County Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Sextension Service
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CY RY EFORE Ulster Hershey, Penna Elizabethtown Campbelltown U. S West Virginia Robt. Ely River Hills Accomac York County
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