Community Notes From Campbelltown Delaware Area
Miss Mary Snavely, a nurse from Philadelphia, visits her parents in Campbelltown. Local residents attend church services, Sunday School and Y P S. a minor injury at school when Nellie Miller breaks her arm. Aeroplane field trips and Harvest Home services are reported along with new chiropractic offices and property sales.
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Wilbehld
Audirium
Monte
Turby
Violet
Hartz
W. G. Dietz
Zoar
Lutheran’ Church
Mt. Zion
Palm ‘Bible School Association
Mary Snavely
Philadelphaa
Daniel Nye
Bachmansville
John Moyer
Leinbach
H. H. Kreider
Joseph Bowman
Nellie
John Miller
U. B. Tabernacle Meeting
Lawn News Items From The Neighborhood
Labor Day opening features teachers from Lebanon Elizabethtown Richland and Palmyra attending a Burbaker reunion in Luray Virginia. Upper Lawn sees a new store occupant and painting projects at Grandview Farm. Lawn baseball loses 9 8 to Rocherty. four new players debut. H H Shearer travels to Lebanon for medical exams. Wiss Vada Glick returns to Virginia to teach this term.
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Labor Day
Lawn
Steckbeck
Lebanon
Bissets
Wendell Baker
Elizabethtown
Brandts
Emma Zeigler
Richland
Colebrook No. 1
Rosa Youtz
A. R. Brubaker
Palmyra
Luray
Virginia
Burbaker
Herman Lehman
Upper Lawn
Mr. Hummer
Lancaster County
C. C. Gingrich
Grandview Farm
H. B
Harrisburg
Bedford County
C. R. Gingrich
Rocherty
H. H. Shearer
Wiss Vada Glick
Dauphin County Farm Agent Takes Leave for Wisconsin
County Agent Howard G. Niesley of the Dauphin County Farm Bureau will leave Sept. 15 to study agricultural economics and livestock breeding at the University of Wisconsin for one year. Assistant R. R. Burtner will oversee Farm Bureau duties in his absence. Niesley plans to resume his agent duties next summer and the bureau may adopt paid membership at a $5 fee after the year. A. B. Shenk of Hershey invites conferences on national and state federation plans.
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Howard G. Niesley
Dauphin County Farm Bureau
University of Wisconsin
Niesley
Extension Department of State College
R. R. Burtner
Farm Bureau
National Federation
A. B. Shenk
Hershey
Fragmented lessons on effort and knowledge from obscure text
A garbled passage discusses how success depends on gumption and study, urging questions and practice. It contrasts soft thinking with sharp effort and notes imagination grows with knowledge while warning against half hearted attempts and missed opportunities.
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Forbes Maganine
Anniversary Sale Fiber Goods Catalog Mix
Heavy grade fabrics and household textiles advertised in an anniversary sale catalog. Items include cloth 36 inches wide, heavy crochet bed spreads white extra large, bleached sheets 81 by 90, oil cloth table coverings, pillow tubing, outing flannel 36 inches, percale 36 inches, blankets, sateen, linen toweling, and various silks and wool fabrics priced from fractions of a dollar to several dollars with multiple sale terms.
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Sanitas and Meritas
Fragmentary OCR on weights and prices
Readable fragments mention pounds and cents with figures such as 28c 32c 18c 1e 26c and amounts including $1.25 200c. No coherent event or names emerge. text appears as isolated price values and unit weights without context.
Ladies and Children's Ready-to-Wear Section sale list
Infants lightweight vests regular 45c sale 39c. Infants sleeveless vests regular 25c sale 19c. Baby blankets regular 1.00 1.50 2.50 sale 89c 1.39 2.29. Children's sweaters reg 2.98 sale 2.85. Shirt waists voile lawn white embroidery collars colored collars reg 98c 1.98 sale 79 1.69. Gingham string aprons. Ladies Munsingwear flesh white reg 95 sale 85c. Porch dresses and cover-all aprons reg 95c 1.49 1.98 sale 89c 1.39 1.89. Ladies raincoats special 7.98. Serge dresses navy sale 9.98. Taffeta dresses navy brown taupe sale 4.98 7.98. Canton crepe Poiret twill dress reg 15 sale 13.98. Canton crepe crepe backed latin crepe de chine exceptional values reg 25 sale 19.75. Ladies and Children's Ready-to-Wear Section continued.
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John F." Batdorf
Keefer
Pauline
Dorothy Bogman
David Meckley
Jonas Ebersole
John & Batdorf
Elizabeth Keefer
Saratoga Park
Longenecker
C. E. Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Highland Park
C. E
Viola Deitrich
Hannah Walters
Anna E. Palmyra
H. B.keller
E. Warren Martz
Harry Fetteroff
C. B. Gingrich
Ge N. Grumbein
D. W. Hemperty
H. B. Keeler
John Flowers
Eugene Brehm
Howard Weavers
Kurklewade
Ong
Palm Lutheran Church
Helen M. Shirk
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Shirk
Trinity Reformed Church
E. G. Leinbach
Bethany
Womelsdorf
Lahoray
J. R. Engle
James McCormick
Blu Iteains
Manada Gap
William Snavely
Grantville
Charles Hawkins
Green Street
Ammon Frye
Hagerstown
Maryland
H. K. Bomgardner
E. M. Moyer
Atlantic City
Delaware Water Gap
J.R. Engle
Philadelphia
D. D. Louser
Bombgardner
East Main Street
M. R. Fisher
Mauch Chunk
Orwigeburg
Potteville
Allentown
Reading
Orwigsburg
Port Carbon
Summit Hill
D. R. Gongioff
Harrison Gongioff
Will Ricker
Sarah
Rey
John Laughlin
Cyrus Christ
Rexmont
C.W.' Heffner
Tucadayatv
William’ Meyer
Campbelltown
Syccessbms
Dixie
Bologna Frankforts
Queensware
Furniture and Rug
Axminster
Hershey Department Store
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