Palmyra Doings Highlight Palm Lutheran Activities
The Palmyra community reports a busy period with the Sempre Fidelis Class hosting a corn and wienie roast at Pats Hill to bid farewell to Ruth Spancake and Kathryn Shiffler who depart October 2 for Philadelphia to study music. Local guilds, rural carrier Morris E. Henry, church pastors, and many neighbors are noted along with plans for future civic and religious events through early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Lutheran Church
Martha E. Early
Pats Hill
Ruth Spancake
Kathryn Shiffler
Philadelphia
Mandolin Club
Palmyra
Henry Early
Clare
Morris E. Henry
Indianapolis
Indiana
Henry
Pennsylvania Rural Carriers’ Association
Betsy Ross
P.O. S
A. Rev. J
Ira J. Early
Lebanon
Elmer Leinbach
Schuylkill Haven
Trinity Reformed Church
the Borough
Salem Reformed Church
Campbelltown
J. F. Frantz
Mary B. Breneman
Florin
Mount Joy
John C. Zug
Churchtown
Cumberland County
Dr. Brecht
Ellen Bowman
Quentin
J. L. Bowman
Albert Nye
Myerstown
Melchair Ricker
G. H. Moyer
Irvin Spancake
Carolyn Slesser
Storrisburg
C. P. Benson
John Espenshade
Daniel Slesser
George Zellers
Reading
Ephrata
M. M. Millard
Harmes
Harry Dietz
East Maple Street
Amanda Fasnacht
Amelia Peiffer
Jonestown
George Ream
M.B. Fretz
Kratzer
William Loser
Morris Klick
Amos Curry
Chestnut Street
M.D. Landis
East Main Street
Local Social Visits and Pigs for Sale in the Area
Mr and Mrs A I Killian of Hershey visited the Felker home. Amos B Shearer and daughters called on Rev and Mrs Charles Madeira. Hiram Bricker with Ada, Ben Grubb and Harry Seibert with Erma attended children's day at Rheems. John F P Booser offers a lot of fine pigs for sale. Jacob Peffer, formerly of this place, now lives in Michigan, is visiting friends nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Newport
Clarence Snyder
Fred Zellers
Clarence
Millersburg
Dorothy Wolfersberger
Steelton
Julia Wilt
J. M. Hatton
Lebanon County Court
A. S. Ebersole & Co
Penbrook
North College Street
Greenburg & Miller Shoe Company
Allentown
Joseph Kettering
Purina
Charles Templin
Adam Sattazahn
Annville
Blue Mountain
Keiffer’s Grove
George Ferry
Womelsdorf
May Kennedy
Philadelphia
Oak Street
Main
North Grant Streets
D. A. Landis
J. Landis Shoe Co
East Pennsylvania Conference
United Brethren In Christ
Marion Flory
Hayden Pritchard
Bangor
Ruth
Elizabethtown
Palmchurch
Ruth Spancake
J. EF. Spancake
Wm. HI. Early, Jr
M. B. Fox
H. A. Kunkle
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lebanon
John Shive
Sallie Stauffer
HL. A. Kunkle
Piketown
Rosa Shive
Ezra Stauffer
Phares Hein
William
Edwina
Isaac Eshleman
Hershey
York County
P. G. Ginder
Fontana
Walter Hartman
John Zug
Palmyra
William B. Brandt
Marlin
John F. Booser
John McCorkle
Peter D. Gruber
A. I. Killian
J. C. Felker
Amos B. Shearer
Charles Madeira
Starksburg
Hiram Bricker
Ada
Ben, Grubb
Harry Seibert
Erma
Rheems
John FP. Booser
Jacob Peffer
Michigan
Custodian Turns insult into jab at Memphis racism
A small town library custodian, proud of his title embroidered on his cap, faces a racist remark from a wandering loafer. The exchange highlights a hostile view of Black workers, with the diplomat character insisting custodian suits the role but reveals the broader prejudice of the setting.
World-weary citizen longs for wilderness lodge escape
A tired resident muses on escaping the crowd to a remote lodge while noting he would bring his car for a quick return if needed. The fragment portrays a desire for solitude coupled with practical travel planning.
Folding drum invention for orchestra players
A folding drum for orchestral musicians is described with hinged ribs between drum heads that extend to full size. The device is praised as a compact solution the commenter calls a drum you can shut up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbert
Soft is Right Says Mike Wants a Soft Half Dollar
Dialogue shows a casual exchange where one person asks Mike to make a soft half dollar and he agrees, suggesting a playful coin transformation.
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Mike
Whatcha thinking on harnessing wasted energy in dances
A playful exchange hints at a character Jimmie pondering a quirky fortune in capturing the energy wasted during shimmy dances. The remark frames a humorous, entrepreneurial mindset amid light dialogue.
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Jimmie
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John S. Baker
Deodate
Brethren Church
Nathan Martin
Bachmansville
James A. Banister Co
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