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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. D R Stoops hosted the Sunshine Ladies Bible Class from First AB Sunday School at her Maple street home. A program led by Lizzie Spitler followed by business and social hours reflected a busy season with new president Ammon Gingrich naming committees and many local visits and gatherings across Palmyra and nearby towns.
Mrs Mortis Heilman and children from Palmyra visited her sister Mrs Claude Martin on Monday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Nye on Saturday morning. Several residents work in Palmyra shoe and box factories. Sunday school at 9 15 with church service at 10 15 led by Rev Leinbach at Salem Church. Mrs Anna Grady from Harrisburg visited A M Brandt for a week. Local residents campaigned for votes Monday. Miriam Brunner drove to Bethlehem. Moses Light and wife visited Irwin Good's family. Harry Eshleman’s son underwent appendicitis surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Texter of Ohio visited Harry Gruber's. Kate Ulrich of Hummelstown visited J P Carmany's south of town. Samuel Greider left for Fort Wayne Indiana to stay with his mother after living near Harvey Alger's. Ethan Kreider and wife return from honeymoon. Herman Alger and Nola visited Virginia. Bert Dundore's son Paul wed Miss Fury at Latrobe last Wednesday. serenaded Sunday night. Priscilla Ruhl suffers from a cheek hail injury. Philip Wolfersberger left for Pleasant Unity Westmoreland county after a visit. Communion at Salem Church set for Sunday October 9. Several boys attend Hershey High School. Clarence Keggeries and family spent Sunday at Cold Springs. Superintendent Snake and H Moyer visited the schools last Thursday. Daniel Nye was ill for a few days. David Funk of Palmyra staked a lot to build a house for Frank Spangler.
In a candid exchange Johnny and another man discuss whether the sister will marry. Johnny recalls her saying so herself, while the other man doubts due to past proposals.
A lively meeting of master barbers discussed banning publications that exploit pugilists and chorus girls from first class parlors. The motion failed as barbers argued clients were not educated enough, so the proposal was lost.
A mother scolds her son Junior for muddy faces at the table. He explains he often forgets to wash, and she mentions sending him away as punishment. He apologizes meekly noting that she once forgot herself. The tale highlights a child’s honesty and parental discipline.
A patient voices despair and pleads for relief while seeking professional help. The doctor calmly responds with reassurance that the patient did the right thing by seeking care. The brief exchange underscores crisis intervention and the importance of seeking support during mental distress.
A jokey dialogue imagines Grace as lucky as two visitors arrive. A florist and a candy store owner call on her, while a professor quips about examining a dog's lungs and finding the seat of his pants.
An Idaho mine underground at 14 feet hosts a vocational school for its employees. The program aims to build deeper thinking among the workers, as observed by Egbert.
A newspaper ad led to a quick result after a local business advertised for a night watchman. The proprietor reports their premises were robbed the following night, illustrating the ad's effectiveness and prompting safety measures.
A playful exchange centers on bathing suit fashion and staying at a beach spot. He jokes he is a good shock absorber while she questions why one would remain where swimsuits provoke surprise.
A playful verse reworks Mother Goose with Dad Hubbard racing to the cupboard for yeast cake but finds the home brew instead. The whimsy centers on a humorous kitchen mishap and a swap of ingredients.
A fragment features a dialogue where an Irishman disputes a claim against his son. The traveler testifies the boy threw a stone but denies hitting him, prompting the Irishman to declare the boy could not be his if no impact occurred.
Jim asks what keeps the moon in place and his brother jokes about beams. The exchange hints at playful reasoning about celestial safety and everyday metaphors for gravity.
A brief exchange features Mrs. Goodsole asking about aiding the poor while Mr. Longsufferer replies he stores cast-off clothing, hangs it up, wears his pajamas, and resumes the garments in the morning.
Advertisement for Queen Quality patent colt and black calf button shoes with welted soles and Louis heels offered at special half price. Local buyers urged to act quickly for discount.
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