Palmyra Schools Open With 900 Pupils
Palmyra Pa September 9 Palmyra schools opened last week with about 900 pupils up from last year Principal C F Harnish reports good condition for term New teachers include Miss Minerva Reber Miss Ellen Behm Park Ulrich Arthur Witmer Miss Helen Risbel and Miss Anna Moyer Fire details cover school calendar football team scouts traffic signals and local events including baptisms and births along with notices of executors and marriages in Palmyra community life.
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Palmyra
C. F. Harnish
Minerva Reber
Ellen Behm
Park Ulrich
Arthur Witmer
Helen Risbel
Anna Moyer
Harold A. Landis
Sallie F. Stauffer
Charles K. Witmer
Jack Grance
Eva Bomgardner
Oakmont
West Broad Street
Clara Engle
Philadelphia
Ralph Spitler
Balmer
Valley Trust
Harold Ulrich Landis
East Main Street
Hershey Hospital
Alvin Light
John Showwalter
Rachael EK
Neibert
Town
George C. Salneu
Maple Street
Stanley Billheimer
Jack Eck
Donald
George Zentmeyer
Harrisburg
James Hatton
Lincoln Street
Otterbein Guild
First A. 3. Church
Irvin Spancake
East Cherry Street
Bobby Jack
Arlington
N. J
Samuel Balthaser
Borough
New Jersey
David S. Bordner
State Health Department
Londonderry
Lydia Gibble
Lebanon
A Lingle
Niagara Walls
Labor Day
C. BF. Harnish
Washington, DD
Fasnacht
Reading
Mere
Samuel
Samuel Faspacht, North Chestnut Street, the W. HH. , Close of First U. S
Hershey Park
Morris D. Landis
Cyrus F. Zimmerman
John Zeigler
Cyrtsa Runkle
Steelstown
Harvey $. Lineweaver
Campbelltown
Schriver
West Main Street
Giaresia
Perry D. Dickeler
J. Lancia Shoe Co
Paul T. Babner
Washington, D.C
Seaquil Centennial Exposition
D. L. Shuey
N. Railroad Street
Republic
H. Brehm
Locuat Street
Dave Mobiles
Ream
For Sale Steam Boiler and Stroller in Palmyra
Classified notice offering a steam boiler in first class condition and a stroller for sale. Boiler has 1200 feet radiator capacity. Contact J F Zimmerman at East Main Street Palmyra or visit 110 East Main Street for the stroller sale.
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J . F. Zimmerman
East Main Street
E. Main Street
Palmyra
Snavely Buys Hummels Town Property In Derry Township
Ear C Hummel sold his dwelling on South Hanover Street through Richard B Earnest to Frank B Snavely of Derry Township. Snavely will take possession around October 15. The item also notes community notices, visits, and local events including church and school activities in Hummelstown PA with multiple residents and gatherings.
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Hummelstown
Ear C. Hummel
South Hanover Street
Richard B. Earnest
Frank B. Snavely
Derry Township
Snavely
Good Fellowship
Reformed Sunday School
William E. Baer
Selma Bomberger
Geo. C. Hartwell
Ernest Spangler
Robert Eckenroth
Robert Spire
Clair Cassel
Henry Spire
Edgar Smith
Samuel Wood
Maurice Baer
William Baer
Carl Hughes
Russell Spangler
Jesse Schaeffer
Paul Wolf
Clarence Baer
Amos Bomberger
Annville
J. A. Kilmer
Williamsport
Ralph C. Gingrich
E. Guy Greenawalt
Betty
Lancaster
Marjorie Nissley
Mary Ebersole
Marion Walter
Conrad K. Curry
Russell H. Gleim
Town
Emily Cummings
Paxtang
Ralph H. Engle
Clayton
Hershey Park
Ralph Fenner
Donald Spire
Rebecca
Emma
Rachael Sutcliffe
Stoverdale
Alfred Sutcliffe
Ray Cawin
Elizabeth
N. J
Samuel Fr. Reinhart
R. C. Bailey
J A. Kilmer
West Main Street
Donald Walters
Richard Crook
Flora Henry
Evelyn Sowers
Vera Graybill
Paxtonville
Lydia Considine
Homer H. Strickler
Studebaker
Buyer- Warner Motor Co
Conrad Curry
Mary Jane Inn
Gettysburg
Paul Bough
Polyclinic Hospital
Rutherford Yards
Nick Salos
Central Hotel
Herman A. Horst
Samuel Whit
F. G. Keller
Philadelphia
Truman Cassel
R. W. Nissley
Blanche Muth
Salem
Brownstone Lodge
Wershey Park
Edwin Hershey
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown School Enrolls 620 Pupils with 19 Teachers
Elizabethtown High School reports total enrollment of 620 pupils across all grades. Seventy one first grade pupils and a staff of 19 teachers are listed under supervision. The report notes additional travels and visits by local officials and residents during the period.
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Elizabethtown
Prof
Tool, Mbersole
Elizabethtown High School
Landis
IR. R. Mhersole
PR. R
Rr. Masons
Maine
St. Johns
New Brunswick
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Quebec
D. J. Landis
Gon Ralph
Johnstown
Windber
Diverse Social Roundup From Elizabethtown Area
Local residents and visitors attend reunions exams and outings in Elizabethtown and surrounding towns. Notable events include the Geib family reunion with attendees from multiple counties, a church youth outing at Long’s Park, and many travel and visiting reports involving area families and students. Roy Chest Lewis and Marie Booth Frysinger wed at the St. Pauls parsonage. both work at the Masonic Homes Hospital.
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Lewis
Masonic Hospital
Dorothy Seiders
Washington Street
Chiques Hill
Linda B. Huber
Lillie F. Perrett
Courtsey Gift Shop
Adelphia Hotel
Philadelphia
Joseph Kettering
Lizzie Shaeffer
Eastern Pennsylvania
Church of the Brethren
Lancaster
Campbelltown News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Developments
Campbelltown residents attended the Burkholder reunion in Greencastle. School Board met. Emma Lineweaver ill. A new fence went up at W. C. cemetery. Families from Lebanon and Hershey visited Wolfersberger. Schools opened with good attendance. Nash Sedan bought by E S Risser. Fire Company to dedicate a Hahn pumper on September 25. Road work on East Main street and new house under construction. Harvest Home services at Salem Church. Homes and farms for sale including P I Moyer and Fittery 125 acre property east of town. Leo Fair exhibits poultry at Harrisburg Fair.
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Frank Spangler
Burkholder
Greencastle
John Herring
Emma Lineweaver
E. S. Risser
Grubb & Miller
Hahn
Campbelltown
Highway Department
East Main Street
Herman Alger
Lizzie Shannaman
Philadelphia
John Shaffer
Shoop
Harvest Home
Salem Church
P. It. Moyer
Joseph Fittery
Town
Flory
Leo Fair
Leghorn
Harrisburg
Savings Depositors Fill Pennsylvania Banks
More than half the deposits in 787 trust companies are in savings accounts. State banks private banks and savings institutions under the State Department of Banking are classed as savings in a June 30 call summary by Secretary Peter G Cameron. Savings depositors outnumber others nearly three to one. The summary reports the highest figures yet compiled, with total deposits listed at 2 413 086 825 dollars.
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State Department of Banking
Peter G. Cameron
Bank Deposits and Resources Rise Across Pennsylvania Institutions
Pennsylvania banks and trust firms report totals reaching over 3 billion dollars with year over year gains. Depositors total 5 302 267 with 3 879 737 savers and 297 banks 425 trust companies 55 private banks and 10 savings institutions reported. Dividends on deposits reached 25 489 459 and interest 53 839 297 while total resources advanced about 179 million in the year ending 1925.
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Pennsylvania
No Such Disease as Biliousness Says Doctor
Dr. Douglas Vanderhoof argues in Hygeia that biliousness is not a disease and has no liver basis. He notes the term describes vague symptoms headaches dizziness coated tongue indigestion and malaise often from poisoning or chronic focal infections rather than a real hepatic problem.
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Douglas Vanderhoof
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fever MARRIAGES in County in 1925
Preliminary government figures show Dauphin County divorces rising to 233 in 1925 from 200 in 1924 while marriages fall 100 fewer than 1924, with 1348 marriages reported in 1925 versus 1448 in 1924. Also noted, a 35 foot wooden idol from an ancient race was excavated in Florida.
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Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Department of Commerce
Washington
State Department of Health
Florida
Fort Henry to be restored and equipped as in 1812
Historic Fort Henry will be restored by the Government to reflect its 1812 era during the British attack. Plans include equipping the fort as it was at the time, preserving its role in defense history.
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Hershey
Elizabethtown School
E. F. Withers
Kirkville
Withers
College of Osteopathy
Emmett Kline
Columbia School of Drafting
Kars
William Geake
Fort Wayne
Ind
Robi. Forney
J. N. Osweiler
Jim Smith
Robbie Smith
Kathleen Smith
Edna Longenecker
Freda Snyder
Alice Hersh
Elizabeth Milbee
Helen Smouse
Miriam Bower
Marion Snyder
Irene Wise
Ada Bower
Norman Hutchinson
Jack Biyake
Jap Heisey
Winfield Heisey
Paul Zug
John Balmer
Ruth Heisey
Anna Brandt
Sara Thompson
Hazel Garber
Jean Kraybill
Rheems
Lester Dohner
Lottie Dohner
Lewis Hartman
Maytown
Geib
Elizabethtown College
Chester
Dauphin
Franklin
York Counties
Verona
Young People’s Department
Long’s Park
Floy Schlosser
Kathryn Holsinger
Evelyn
Kathryn Raffensberger
Linville Fike
Evelyn Davis
Grace
Gladys Blough
Mildred Auker
Hazel Hoffer
Grace Shearer
Verna Haines
Jean Fox
Naomi
Mary Livinggood
Nora Geyer
Caldwell
Ruth M. Myers
Abram
Ida Myers
South Market Street
Lancaster General Hospital
J. K. Shoop
Falmouth
George Hocker
Mary Roch
Anna
Addie Dennison
A. B. Hambright
East High Street
Newark
J. B. Hambright
Irene Hambright
Leviathan
Europe
John Shockers
Esther Breneman
Mary Wolgemuth
Lauretta Hoffman
LeRoy Wolgemuth
Benjamin Hoffman
Atlantic City
Amy Heistand
Mabel Moyer
Ruth Hollinger
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lancaster
Hershey National Bank
Hershey—Frust Company
Hershey, Penna
Sir Harry R. Reichel
University of North Wales
Fort Henry
Turkey
United States Treasury
United States
France
Quality Pure Foods Section
Conqueror
Moorpark Apricots
Brinser
Sunshine Newsboys
Lge
Big Live
Reese’s
John Dickinson
John Hay
Cadet” Square Deal
Yerba Santa
Habana
Behneys
Panatela
General Knox
Lord Gloster
Kenwoods
Sheehan
Nashua
Charmouse
Hershey Department Store
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